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For pure built-in social life, Grant ranks The Village first for a KPMG recent graduate. Its scale, amenities, and frequent resident events make it unusually easy for someone new to Dallas to meet people. Uptown and Victory Park are also excellent choices if the renter wants a more urban, walkable environment closer to the office. Knox-Henderson is highly desirable but usually more expensive, while Turtle Creek is the quieter option.
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