Victory Park is the heart of the "new Dallas" – an area on the west side of downtown experiencing tremendous growth and offering unprecedented promise for the future. More than $6.5 billion in new construction is now under development in Victory Park and the area surrounding it, from the future Calatrava Bridges to the Arts District to the Perot Museum of Nature and Science.

The most inviting aspect of Victory Park is the ability for residents to walk to practically anything they desire. Residents have easy access to the Katy Trail, a 3.5-mile walking and jogging path. For those who work in the area, the convenience is multiplied even further. A DART commuter rail station is also within walking distance, linking residents to all of Dallas and beyond.

The neighborhood is home to a unique collection of upscale shops carrying brand names and providing exceptional fashions and furnishings. The restaurant scene is just as amazing, from sensational sushi to exotic Mediterranean cuisine

Victory Park residents also have numerous choices for entertainment. The American Airlines Center hosts the Dallas Mavericks, the Dallas Stars as well as world-class concerts. The House of Blues Dallas, ranked #1 in the 'Top 50 Club Venues' in the world, showcases major performing artists in a variety of music genres.

Today, Victory Park is one of the "greenest" developments in the country. More than 1,000 trees have been planted in the neighborhood and all of the electricity in Victory Park is purchased from providers generating 100% renewable energy.