which area is safer?

[jdallas]

What property are you currently renting in Austin? That might help make a recommendation to whichever one is closest to what you are used to. Honestly, I sort of doubt either of those properties will be satisfactory for you based purely on what you have written.

The Hanover company also owns the Cirque in Victory Park. That property is much more compatible with high income, no children, spouse who travels a lot.
Check into that property for transferring your lease.

[lakehighlands]

Originally Posted by jdallas

The Hanover company also owns the Cirque in Victory Park.

Incorrect. UDR owns and manages The Cirque.

[jdallas]

That's odd.
They should probably remove it from their portfolio of properties then

The Hanover Company, A National Developer of Luxury Apartment Residences :: Portfolio

[Beardown91737]

Originally Posted by TurtleCreek80

Also, don't say "the" before a highway name or number. That's how we know you're from California!

We're here. Thanks to your politicians who sell the area as a great place for transplants. We used to listen to transplanted Texans calling us y'all, so it's payback time.

Originally Posted by mrhockey8718

I agree with your statement, the nicer area is going to be to the west near the tollway and 289, however you are in uptown, one of the nicer districts off of 75. My opinion is check out both areas first and determine which one would be better for your commute, and this is Dallas so traffic will be a problem.

"The" tollway being DNT? I am asking because I hear "The Tollway" a lot, and I think that SRT and PGBT are stepchildren to The Tollway.

[Kosmonova]

Originally Posted by TurtleCreek80

Also, don't say "the" before a highway name or number. That's how we know you're from California!

I get grief for this all the time, yet I continue to say "the 30". I know it's an LA thing, but it sounds better to me. What's wrong with being from California?

[mSooner]

I get grief for this all the time, yet I continue to say "the 30". I know it's an LA thing, but it sounds better to me. What's wrong with being from California?

Nothing It just makes us giggle

[Enough_Already234]

Nothing wrong with being from CA (or NY for that matter) except that y'all seem to want to invade the Metroplex all at one time. Don't get me started on all the Frisco posts either. Lol

[trc_everything]

Since you're from California, Cityplace is closer to In-N-Out.

But in all seriousness, I'd pick Cityplace due to its proximity to walkable neighborhoods with lots of shopping and dining, the dog parks in Uptown, not too far from White Rock, you'd be right by Kroger and Target, short trip to Trader Joe's on Greenville, not too far from Snider Plaza in UP....it's just really centrally located.

I had a friend that lived close to the Maple property - she lived at Cedar Springs and Hudnall. She always complained about the projects behind her place and about the air traffic noise from Love.