4023 N HALL ST DALLAS, TX 75219

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Forty Twenty-Three Hall Condo is a condominium building in DALLAS, TX with 8 units. There are a wide-range of units for sale typically between $130,000 and $130,000. Let the advisors at Condo.com help you buy or sell for the best price - saving you time and money.

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Year Built 1973

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1 Units with 1 Bedrooms For Rent at Forty Twenty-Three Hall Condo

Unit Beds Baths Price Sq Ft
4023 N Hall St - 203 1 1.5 $1,575 0 $0.0

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Forty Twenty-Three Hall Condo Total units: 8

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4023 N HALL ST DALLAS, TX 75219

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