Off-Campus Housing

Dallas Medical District Housing Information

The Medical District of Dallas is home to UT Southwestern Medical Center. In addition to our own Southwestern Medical Park Apartments, the Medical District features many multifamily apartment communities that are great options for students.

Communities Housing the Most UTSW Students and Trainees

The following off-campus Med District communities currently house multiple UTSW students and trainees:

• Park 5940 MD
• Inwood Station
• The Southwestern
• 5225 Maple Avenue
• Inwood on the Park
• Century Medical District
• West Love
• Archer Medical District
• MAA Medical District
• Maple District Lofts

Promotions for UTSW Students

Multiple communities in the Med District offer a special promotion or discount for UTSW students – a discount on application and admin fees, a move-in credit, or both. Participating communities include*:

• Park 5940 MD
• Inwood Station
• 5225 Maple Avenue
• West Love
• Archer Medical District
• MAA Medical District
• ALMA on Maple

*Information is current as of October 2024. Promotions and student discounts are entirely at the discretion of the individual communities and are subject to change at any time.

Income-Based Housing Options

Several communities in the Med District have a certain number of units that are reserved for residents who make under a designated amount of annual income. Participating communities include*:

• Inwood Station
  • Maximum annual income: $84,480
  • Starting rents: $1,180
• 5225 Maple Avenue
  • Maximum annual income: $39,650
  • Starting rents: $1,185
• Maple at Med Center
  • Maximum annual income: $61,000
  • Starting rents: $1,109
• Inwood on the Park
  • Unified Housing Foundation community
  • Starting rents: $1,324
• COOP @ Maple
  • Minimum annual income: $37,200
  • Maximum annual income: $46,320-61,760
  • Starting rents: $1,240

*Information is current as of October 2024. These programs are entirely at the discretion of the individual communities and are subject to change at any time. There is often a waitlist for income-based units.