Addison, Texas
Addison Circle
An 80-acre walkable district in Addison, first leased in 1997, with condos, townhomes and apartments around Addison Circle Park.
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Inside Addison Circle
Addison Circle is an 80-acre urban district developed by Post Properties and designed by RTKL, with leasing that began in 1997. Most homes are apartments (MAA Addison Circle alone has 1,334 units), but there are for-sale options too: the Aventura condos (86 units, 2000) and the Parkview and District A townhomes (183 units, 2004). In April 2026, a 2,008 sq ft Aventura condo listed at $439,000 and a 2,172 sq ft District A townhome listed at $534,900. It fits buyers who want to walk to restaurants, Addison Circle Park events and the DART Silver Line.
The lesson here is to compare HOA dues by what they cover. One Aventura listing says its dues include water, gas, internet, cable, pest control and concierge service, while a District A townhome lists gas, water, trash, alarm monitoring and exterior maintenance. A higher monthly due that replaces several utility bills can cost less overall, so I line up the full monthly cost for every option before you choose.
Addison Circle Park and seasonal events such as Kaboom Town, Walkable dining and retail, DART Silver Line within walking distance (per listing), Community pools in condo buildings, Addison Athletic Club access for town residents ($10 one-time fee)
Addison Circle is in central Addison, and listings describe it as walkable to the DART Silver Line and minutes from Belt Line Road dining.
For tax year 2025, an Addison home in Dallas ISD paid about 2.14% combined before exemptions (town 0.6081, Dallas ISD 0.993835, plus 0.534075 for Dallas County, Parkland Hospital and Dallas College per $100). The town adopted a lower 0.5981 rate for 2026 and offers a 20% homestead exemption, and I confirm the taxing entities for the exact address before you offer.
Where Addison Circle sits
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Miguel Gomez is a Texas REALTOR® with Texava Brokerage. He works with first-time home buyers, new construction and families relocating to North Texas, and he gets back to you the same day.
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Every home that sold in Addison Circle, last 90 days
Sale price, price per square foot and days on market for each sale, pulled from the MLS by Miguel. Useful if you are thinking about selling or want to know if a listing is priced right.
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- Congress for the New Urbanism: Addison Circle
- Town of Addison: Housing FAQ (July 2022)
- MLS listing: 5055 Addison Circle #426, Aventura (Apr 2026)
- MLS listing: 5019 Morris Ave #22, Townhomes of District A (Apr 2026)
- Dallas Central Appraisal District: 2025 Ad Valorem Tax Rates
- Town of Addison FY2027 Adopted Budget
- Town of Addison: Addison Athletic Club member services
HOA dues, MUD and PID assessments and school zoning change by section. Miguel verifies them for every address.