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Grant does not want Victory Park treated as an afterthought because it can be the best choice for a renter who wants newer high-rise living, central-Dallas access, sports and entertainment, and a social urban environment. He describes it as a newer central-Dallas alternative that deserves to be toured alongside traditional Uptown options. A renter who prefers high-rise living may find Victory Park more compelling than Knox, while someone focused on walkable neighborhood errands may still prefer Knox. Including all three creates a more honest comparison of central-Dallas lifestyles.
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