In recent years, this neighborhood has gained popularity among young families who don’t want to sacrifice the amenities of big-city living just because children have entered their lives. The restrictions of the Greenland Hills and Vickery Place conservation districts ensure that the charming character of their streets isn’t destroyed by new construction out of sync with the existing rows of Tudor cottages.
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Being only a short walk away from the restaurants, bars, and shops along Greenville and Henderson avenues. They don’t have to deal with the dearth of parking, as most patrons do.
About drivers using the M Streets as shortcuts to get around traffic logjams on the surrounding major thoroughfares. There’s a reason residents pushed to have speed bumps installed along Belmont Avenue.
If the homes are pricier in Greenland Hills than in Vickery Place, it may be because of its sitting within the boundaries for Stonewall Jackson, one of the best-performing elementary schools of Dallas ISD. Vickery Place kids attend Robert E. Lee.
The oak and pecan tree-lined lots in the Greenland Hills Conservation District were developed in the early 1920s.
The master plan took into account landscaping as well, which explains the large trees that welcome baby swings and provide shade for children playing in the yards.
There are strict guidelines for future renovations and construction to preserve continuity and the original architecture.
The neighborhood’s central location within the city is among its greatest assets.
Shops, restaurants, and bars are all nearby.
Plenty of restaurants, bars, and coffee shops to walk to on Greenville Avenue.
The M Streets – Vickery Place is a neighborhood of people who care about one another, their kids, and their pets.
The 2016 population of M Streets - Vickery Place is estimated to be 6,212. That’s a change of +6.9% in the last five years. Over the next five years, the population is projected to change by +6.4%.
The number of households is 3,234, a change of +8.1% in the last five years. In the next five years, the number of households is projected to change +7.0%.
The average household size is 1.92.
The median household income is $79,409 and, of the entire population age 16 and over, 21.2% aren’t in the labor force. 4.7% of families live below the poverty line.
Among those employed, 7.2% are blue-collar workers, 80.5% are white-collar workers, and 12.4% are occupied as service industry or farm workers.
The average commute time for workers who live in this area is 22.0 minutes. The average number of vehicles per household is 1.5.
54.4% of M Streets - Vickery Place homes are detached, single-family houses. The median owner-occupied home value is $368,998
55.0% of the homes are owner-occupied. The average length of residence among residents in owner-occupied homes is 13.2 years, while the average renter has been in the same home 7.2 years.
The median year the area’s housing units were built is 1960.
M Streets - Vickery Place includes portions of these police beats: 141, 143, 144
Throughout those beats during 2014, there were:
| Aggravated Assaults (non-family violence) | 20 |
| Aggravated Assaults (family violence) | 9 |
| Business Burglaries | 59 |
| Home Burglaries | 118 |
| Motor-Vehicle Burglaries | 341 |
| Auto Thefts | 92 |
| Business Robberies | 7 |
| Robberies of Individuals | 21 |
| Shoplifting Incidents | 31 |
| Other Thefts | 181 |
| Murders | 0 |
| Rapes | 6 |
| Dallas ISD J.L. Long Middle School | 69 |
| Dallas ISD Robert E. Lee Elementary | 69 |
| Dallas ISD Stonewall Jackson Elementary | 91 |
| Dallas ISD Woodrow Wilson High School | 79 |
