International Center, Dallas

International Center is a neighborhood of high-rise office and residential buildings in the Oak Lawn area of Dallas, Texas (USA). The land in the neighborhood is owned primarily by Harwood International, a development firm based in Dallas. The area is in proximity to Victory Park, Uptown, and the Arts District of downtown, three highly popular districts in Central Dallas. Like its neighborhoods, International Center is experiencing large amounts of growth in both the commercial and residential sectors.

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Coordinates: 32°47′35.58″N 96°48′27.61″W / 32.7932167°N 96.8076694°W / 32.7932167; -96.8076694

Neighborhoods in Dallas

Downtown

Arts District City Center District Convention Center District Farmers Market District Government District Main Street District Reunion District West End Historic District

East Dallas

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Eastwood
Forest Hills
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M Streets
Old East Dallas
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- Munger Place Historic District
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Old Lake Highlands
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Santa Monica
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Lake Highlands

Abrams Place
Alexander's Village
Boundbrook Oaks Estates
Chimney Hill
Copperfield Community
Country Forest
Forest Highlands
Forest Meadow
Glen Oaks
Hamilton Park
Highlands West
Highland Meadows
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L Streets
Lake Highlands Estates
Lake Highlands North
Lake Highlands Square
Lake Ridge Estates
Merriman Park/University Manor
Merriman Park North
Moss Farm
Moss Meadows
Northwood Heights
Oak Highlands
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Pebble Creek
Richland Park Estates
Rolling Trails
Royal Highlands
Royal Highlands Village
Stultz Road
Town Creek
Royal Lane Village
Walnut Creek Estates
Whispering Hills
White Rock Valley
Woodbridge
Woodlands on the Creek
University Terrace
Urban Reserve

North Dallas

Bluff View Devonshire Greenway Parks Melshire Estates Northwood Hills Platinum Corridor Preston Center Preston Hollow Telecom Corridor Richardson Vickery Meadow Vickery Place Far North Dallas Bent Tree Preston Highlands Renner Timberglen

Northwest Dallas

Koreatown Love Field Stemmons Corridor

Oak Cliff

Arcadia Park Bishop Arts District East Kessler Park Highland Hills Kidd Springs Kessler Highlands Kessler Neighbors United Kessler Park Estates Kessler Plaza Kessler Square Kings Highway Conservation District Lake Cliff L.O. Daniel Redbird Stevens Park Estates Stevens Park Village West Kessler Western Park Winnetka Heights Wynnewood

Oak Lawn

Cityplace International Center Knox Park LoMac Perry Heights State Thomas Turtle Creek Uptown Victory Park West Village

Pleasant Grove

Piedmont Addition Buckner Terrance Urbandale Pleasant Mound Everglade Park Division Pemberton Hills Rylie Scyene

South Dallas

Bonton Cedars Exposition Park Fair Park Wheatley Place

West Dallas

Eagle Ford La Bajada La L'aceate La Loma Lake West Ledbetter Gardens Los Altos Muncie Western Heights Westmoreland Heights

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Neighborhoods	Lower Greenville Avenue Downtown Oak Lawn Fair Park Uptown Deep Ellum Vickery Meadow Knox-Henderson Swiss Avenue Oak Cliff Bishop Arts District Cedars West Village Turtle Creek

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