The Renaissance On Turtle Creek

I had to post a review after I saw the other reviewer complaining about moving out. Yes, moving out and moving in is a hassle. It’s two days of your life, get over it. Once you’re in, it’s magic. I’m actually really impressed with management.. From what I can see they stay on top of things pretty well. Once in a blue moon when there is something shady going on in the area, residents can an email concerning whatever it is. Our concierge is amazing! I love each one of them. Did I mention maintenance? My friends think I’m so spoiled because if a light bulb goes out, I just have them replace it.

I lived at the Renaissance for 1.5 years and thoroughly enjoyed my experience. I had to move out due to a chance in living situation, but I do plan to move back in to this building within the next 4 – 5 years.
The building itself is very close to a lot of shops, restaurants, bars, and activities, but it manages to remain pretty quiet and peaceful. The residents generally vary from young professionals to the older empty-​nesters. I’ve never experienced any noise issues in my 1.5 years living there. The amenities were fantastic and very well kept and they are currently in the progress of renovating the entire building. Personally, I’m not a huge fan of the carpet and wallpaper choice, but I really do like what I’ve seen of the C lobby.
My favorite part of this building is the staff. They are, in my opinion, top notch and make living here a joy. The building feels safe, secure, quite/​peaceful, and very luxury. I do love the location right next to Lee park and the Katy Trail.
My only complaints with the building is in the design of the actual building. This building is in a fantastic location, but I feel like they could have taken advantage of the location a bit better. For instance, there is a spot in the building for some retail, however it has been vacant for years and probably will remain vacant because it is walled off from the public and isn’t situated in the best place. Also, I feel like the building could have connected itself better to Lee park. I also feel the visitor parking situation is a bit of an annoyance for newcomers who aren’t quite sure where to park. I suppose this is the downside to living in a high rise that is slightly older than some of the newer development happening in Uptown at the moment. I can’t expect a building that was built in 1998 to have the same design as a high rise being built this year.
All in all, I loved my time at the Renaissance, and, as long as the staff remains as top notch as they have been, I will most likely be returning in a few years.

Just moved from this high-​rise a week ago. My review is about the move out, and then some.
What a bunch of BS moving out was; not to mention it’ll cost you $ 100 to move your belongings in, and belongings out! WTF is that all about??? Also, don’t expect to move out on Sundays, because the HOA prohibits it. Management has their heads up their butt half the time, and don’t really take care of the tenants the way you’d expect them to from living in luxury high-​rise in Turtle Creek, Dallas. Other than this I had a nice time staying there, most all the staff is very friendly, the views are great, and you’re right on top on everything Dallas has to offer.

I live in the Renaissance and can’t imagine living anywhere else in Dallas.
There are two buildings, both 16 story highrises, all privately-​owned condos ranging in square feet from 550 to 3,500+. Most units are beautifully finished with wood floors, granite, stainless appliances, marble in the bathrooms, etc. I’ve also heard that the Renaissance has the greatest window to square footage ratio in Dallas, which I believe. My unit has HUGE floor-​to-​ceiling sliding glass doors opening onto a big balcony.
The units are gorgeous, but the Renaissance also offers a lot of amenities to its resident. There are two pools, one located on top of the parking garage with stainless grills and a hot tub. There are also top-​notch fitness centers, one of which has a lounge and a dry sauna. On-​site masseuse services are also available.
Most important to me though are the concierge services. There is a 24-​hour doorman and complimentary valet. The concierge is always happy to assist and I’ve found everyone who works in the building to be courteous, helpful and just generally pleasant to be around.
The location can’t be beat — I walk across the street and I’m in Lee Park. You can also easily walk to the grocery store, West Village, Eatzi’s, Wal-​Greens — you name it. I rarely use my car in Dallas anymore (which is parked in my reserved parking spot in the gated parking garage. ;))
Can you tell I love this building? If you are looking for an affordable, but beautiful condo in the heart of Uptown, please see what’s for sale at the Renaissance. You won’t regret it!