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Grant would start with Uptown, Victory Park, Turtle Creek, Knox-Henderson, and The Village. Uptown and Victory Park are especially convenient to KPMG’s central Dallas office, while The Village is Grant’s strongest social-life option for a recent graduate moving alone. The best choice depends on budget, preferred building style, and how much the renter values walkability versus built-in community. Grant would keep all five in the comparison because each can offer a practical central-Dallas commute.
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