Under 4 Miles from Dallas Market Center
Living at 7900 sits under four miles from Dallas Market Center at 2100 Stemmons Freeway — roughly a ten-minute drive down the same corridor. For showroom reps, temporary exhibitors, trade show crews and the 2,000 permanent tenants working the world’s largest market center complex, that’s a commute you can walk out the door for at 7:45 and still beat the buyers.
Under 4 Miles via Stemmons Freeway
~10-Minute Drive
DART Green & Orange Lines at Market Center Station
One Road. One Direction.
Dallas Market Center occupies a 68-acre campus along Stemmons Freeway, just north of downtown. Brookriver Drive sits on the same corridor to the north. One road, one direction, no crosstown drive. The World Trade Center at 2100 Stemmons, the Interior Home + Design Center at 2000 Stemmons, and Market Hall across Market Center Boulevard are all on the same approach.
Driving or Taking the Train
Brookriver Drive feeds onto the I-35E (Stemmons Freeway) service road and runs south directly to the campus. Harry Hines Boulevard offers a full surface-street alternative when Stemmons is backed up, which it often is during major market weeks. If you’d rather skip parking entirely, Market Center Station serves both the DART Green and Orange lines — one of the few Dallas stops with that kind of dual coverage — and Inwood/Love Field Station is roughly 2.6 miles from the community on the Green Line.
Market-Week Traffic — and How to Beat It
Stemmons tightens noticeably during the big markets, when tens of thousands of buyers converge on the same few exits from downtown and the south. At under four miles from the north, you’re arriving ahead of most of that flow — and you can go home at lunch, which nobody staying in a hotel downtown can say. That geographic relationship is one of the less obvious advantages of this address during market weeks.
Built for Market Weeks
Gated & Secured Parking
Leave a car during a market week or store booth materials without thinking about it.
In-Unit Laundry
Six long market days generate laundry. It turns around at your pace.
Full Kitchen
Cook a real meal instead of expensing dinner every night of a six-day market.
Flexible Lease Terms
Short-term options suit market-week exhibitors, quarterly visitors and permanent showroom staff equally.
Keyless Entry
Getting in at 10 p.m. after a long setup day doesn’t require finding keys.
DART Rail Option
Market Center Station serves both Green and Orange lines — practical when campus parking fills.
For Exhibitors & Quarterly Visitors
Dallas Market Center hosts more than 200 trade shows and market events a year and works with roughly 10,000 exhibitors annually. A studio held year-round can cost less than hotel rates across four or five market weeks — and you get in-unit laundry, a full kitchen, gated access and secured parking instead of a room service menu. Come back next market and your things are already here.
Open layouts and high ceilings in every studio and loft
Stainless steel appliances and granite countertops
In-unit washer and dryer — market wardrobe on your schedule
Walk-in closets and space for booth materials between markets
Keyless entry and smart home features in select units
Flexible lease terms for exhibitors, market-week visitors and annual contracts
Pet friendly community with no breed restrictions
For Showroom Staff and Year-Round Tenants
Not everything at Market Center is temporary. Two thousand permanent tenants staff open-daily showrooms across the World Trade Center’s fifteen floors, the Trade Mart and the Interior Home + Design Center, with buyers arriving from all fifty states and more than eighty-five countries.
For a rep working a permanent showroom, this is a standard-hours commute measured in single-digit minutes down the same freeway. The Dallas Design District sits just south, which also matters if your work crosses between Market Center showrooms and the design trade.
The Stemmons Corridor
The Dallas Design District sits just south — relevant if your work crosses between Market Center showrooms and the design trade. Trinity Groves is a short drive further, Bachman Lake offers walking paths to the north, and Dallas Love Field is roughly eight minutes out, useful when your quarter is built around flying in and out.
Just south — relevant if your work crosses between Market Center and the design trade.
Chef-driven dining a short drive further south.
~8 minutes when your quarter is built around flying in and out.
Roughly ten minutes east via I-35E.
Walking paths and open space to the north.
Market Center Station — Green and Orange lines — and Inwood/Love Field on the Green.
Common Questions
Living at 7900 is under four miles from Dallas Market Center at 2100 Stemmons Freeway, roughly a ten-minute drive from 7900 Brookriver Drive, Dallas, TX 75247. Both sit on the Stemmons Corridor, so the route is essentially one road.
Take Brookriver Drive to the I-35E (Stemmons Freeway) service road and head south to the Market Center campus. Harry Hines Boulevard runs parallel as a surface-street alternative when Stemmons is congested, which it often is during major market weeks.
Yes. Living at 7900 offers flexible lease terms for both short-term and long-term stays, which suits temporary exhibitors, traveling sales reps, and trade show production and installation crews. Call the leasing office at 469-424-9894 to discuss the dates you need.
It often is. If you work four or five market weeks annually and stay six nights each, hotel costs during peak market rates can approach or exceed a year of rent on a studio — and an apartment gives you a kitchen, in-unit laundry and somewhere to leave your booth materials between markets. Run the numbers against your own schedule and call us to compare.
It often is. If you work four or five market weeks annually and stay six nights each, hotel costs during peak market rates can approach or exceed a year of rent on a studio — and an apartment gives you a kitchen, in-unit laundry and somewhere to leave your booth materials between markets. Run the numbers against your own schedule and call us to compare.
Dallas Market Center is the largest market center complex in the world — a nearly five-million-square-foot wholesale trade campus on 68 acres at 2100 Stemmons Freeway. It connects retailers and interior designers with manufacturers in home décor, furniture, gifts, lighting and fashion, hosting more than 200 trade shows and market events a year and serving over 200,000 professional buyers from all fifty states and more than eighty-five countries.
Yes. Market Center Station serves both the DART Green and Orange lines, and Inwood/Love Field Station on the Green Line is roughly 2.6 miles from Living at 7900. Rail is a practical option during market weeks when campus parking fills.
Living at 7900 offers modern studios and spacious lofts with open layouts, high ceilings and large windows. Units include stainless steel appliances, granite countertops, designer cabinetry, in-unit washer and dryer, and walk-in closets, with keyless entry and smart home features in select units. The community is pet friendly with a fitness center, gated access and secured parking.
Schedule a Tour
Visit 7900 Brookriver Drive, Dallas, TX 75247 — call 469-424-9894 — or email info@livingat7900.com.