PonyUpProperties Group is a Dallas real estate team focused on one stretch of the city: the corridor that runs from SMU through Knox Henderson. We rent, buy, and sell here every week, so we know the buildings, the leasing teams, the real pricing, and what is about to open before it shows up on the portals.
Renting: our apartment locating is free, we tour with you, and if you already know your building a cash back claim filed before first contact puts part of our commission back in your pocket. Buying or selling: we represent both sides across Knox Henderson, Highland Park, University Park, the M Streets, Lower Greenville, Vickery Place, Devonshire, and Turtle Creek, and we will tell you honestly whether renting or buying wins this year.
We also publish what we learn. Our monthly newsletter, The Dallas Letter, covers what is opening in the corridor with timing and pricing straight from the leasing teams. Read the latest issue: One Street Is Changing Everything.
Pick someone who actually works the neighborhood. Ask how many leases and sales they closed within a mile of Knox Street in the last year, whether they know the leasing teams at the new buildings by name, and how they get paid. We focus on this corridor every day, we publish what we learn in our newsletter, and our rental service costs you nothing.
No. Buildings pay locator commissions, so our apartment search, tours, and negotiation help are free to you. If you already know your building, file a cash back claim with us before you first contact the property and we rebate part of our commission after the building pays our sponsoring broker.
Yes. We represent buyers and sellers across the SMU corridor: Knox Henderson, Highland Park, University Park, the M Streets, Lower Greenville, Vickery Place, Devonshire, and Turtle Creek. Condos, townhomes, and single family homes. If you are weighing renting against buying, we will run both numbers with you honestly.
All of them, from the new towers to the quiet courtyard buildings off Armstrong and McKinney. We were on the phone with The Lora's leasing team this week and we track every delivery in the corridor. Our monthly newsletter, The Dallas Letter, covers what is opening and what it costs.
Tell us what you are looking for and we will map your options in the corridor. No pressure, no spam, and renting help is free.