Cypress at Trinity Groves (320 Singleton Blvd, Dallas, TX 75212)

How old is the building?Zillow’s building-facts panel lists a 2016 completion date for 320 Singleton Blvd, roughly ten years before this page’s publish date, despite marketing copy describing the community as brand-new.

Pricing and Availability

Fifteen priced units were listed on Zillow in the week checked, ranging from a 497-square-foot studio at $1,057 to a 1,051-square-foot two-bedroom at $1,870.

The $127 gap between the two 497-square-foot studios, Unit 1212 at $1,057 (Sept. 1 move-in) and Unit 1435 at $1,184 (Jun. 27 move-in), shows the same floor plan priced almost 12% apart purely by date. A renter who can wait a few weeks for a later move-in date is working from a different price sheet than one who needs a unit this month.

At the neighborhood level, Apartments.com puts La Bajada/Trinity Groves studio rents at $1,278 against a citywide $1,283, with one-bedrooms at $1,556 against $1,417 and two-bedrooms at $2,150 against $1,872. ApartmentList’s separate citywide averages run higher: $1,374 for a studio, $1,506 for a one-bedroom, and $2,179 for a two-bedroom. The two sources measure differently and should not be blended into one number.

Does Cypress at Trinity Groves offer assigned parking?Zillow’s facilities-and-policies panel lists no dedicated parking amenity for this address. Confirm current surface, garage, or permit arrangements directly with the leasing office before touring.

Which Cypress at Trinity Groves Is This?

Three separately priced Cypress-branded communities sit within about a fifth of a mile of each other, and this page covers only the first.

Sources: Apartments.com listing for 320 Singleton Blvd, Phase II, and Phase III. Phase III currently lists the lowest starting price of the three; that gap alone is reason enough to confirm the exact address before touring or applying.

Which Cypress at Trinity Groves address is this?This page covers 320 Singleton Blvd, the original community. Phase II sits at 411 Broadway Ave and Phase III at 626 Singleton Blvd, each with its own pricing and floor plans.

Resident Sentiment, By the Numbers

Independent review platforms disagree on this community by more than half a star.

Sources: ApartmentRatings, Birdeye, ApartmentList. The two overall ratings differ by 0.7 stars on different sample sizes, so treat either number as a range rather than a verdict.

One ApartmentList excerpt describes a repeated elevator outage, dim common-area lighting, a resulting fall and wrist injury, and a slow maintenance response. ApartmentList’s own summary line calling the property “highly praised… for spaciousness and cleanliness” is not tied to a visible review count or date on that page, so it is not repeated here as fact.

What’s the most common complaint from residents?Elevator reliability and common-area maintenance appear most often in review excerpts, alongside a below-average grounds score in the epIQ survey.

Amenities

Source: Zillow’s facilities-and-policies panel. No breed or weight restrictions are listed for pets, and current pet rent and deposit amounts were not published on the pages checked for this article; that detail is worth a direct call before applying.

Is Cypress at Trinity Groves pet-friendly?Yes. Zillow’s listed special features show no breed or weight restrictions and four on-site dog parks plus a pet spa; pet rent and deposit amounts were not published on the pages checked for this article.

Location, Commute, and Schools

Walk Score rates the address 54 of 100, Transit Score 48, and Bike Score 60.

Sources: Walk Score and Zillow’s schools panel. The 4-point gap between the two PK-8 options and Pinkston High is worth planning around if school assignment matters to the decision.

ApartmentList lists a different set of three assigned schools for the same address: Lorenzo De Zavala Elementary, Sidney Lanier Expressive Arts, and Uplift Peak Preparatory Middle, each rated 4 or 5 out of 10. Two major aggregators disagree on which schools this address is zoned to. Confirm the current attendance zone with Dallas ISD directly before treating either list as final.

On a Tour, Check This

Ask specifically about elevator maintenance history and average repair time, since outages are the most repeated complaint in resident reviews. Walk the exact building and floor tied to any unit you are quoted rather than the leasing office’s model, since the community spans multiple pool areas and sky lounges that vary by section. Grounds upkeep scored below average in the epIQ survey, so same-day site condition tells you more here than the marketing photos do.

Trinity Groves as a Submarket

Trinity Groves is being reshaped at a scale beyond its restaurant-incubator reputation. Goldenrod Companies, which acquired roughly 90 Trinity Groves properties from West Dallas Investments in 2023, submitted plans to Dallas’s Urban Design Peer Review Panel in May 2024 covering nine parcels totaling about 45 acres, with a first phase of 2,419 residential units, 788 hotel rooms, 1.4 million square feet of office space, and 126,000 square feet of retail. At full buildout the district could carry more than 5,000 residential units. As of the most recent public reporting, the plan had not received formal city approval or a construction timeline; treat the pipeline as a planning signal, not a delivery date.

Cypress at Trinity Groves sits inside this history directly. When construction began on the complex, several of the district’s original restaurant-incubator tenants had to relocate, including Babb Brothers BBQ & Blues, according to the Urban Land Institute’s case study of Trinity Groves.