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- Pet friendly
- On-site Parking
- Studio–3 bed
Base rent from ($2,020) mo $1,960+ mo
The ReVe
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6310 Naaman Forest Blvd, Garland, TX 75044Featured Units
Pricing and availability
Last updated 33 minutes ago
- B1
- 2 bed
- ·2 bath
- ·1144 sqft
$1,930+ mo3Starting atUnits availableUnit 4208
Available now
12 months lease$2,020 moPrice dropped on 05/21- -3%
$1,960+ moUnit 4301
Avail 6/18/2026
12 months lease$1,990 moPrice dropped on 05/21- -3%
$1,930+ moUnit 2103
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12 months lease$1,990 moPrice dropped on 05/21- -3%
$1,930+ mo
- B4
- 2 bed
- ·2 bath
- ·1262 sqft
$2,200+ mo2Starting atUnits availableUnit 1211
Avail 6/6/2026
12 months lease$2,260 moPrice dropped on 05/21- -3%
$2,200+ moUnit 1311
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12 months lease$2,260 moPrice dropped on 05/21- -3%
$2,200+ mo
Amenities
- In unit laundry
- Patio / balcony
- Granite counters
- Hardwood floors
- Dishwasher
- Pet friendly
Property details
Up-end the ordinary with a new studio, one, two, or three bedroom apartments at The ReVe. These pet-friendly apartments near Richardson will make each day something special, with resort-caliber amenities, elegant designer finishes, and apartment features that rival any five-star hotel. All with unrivaled access to Garland's best destinations and beyond. Come home to extraordinary - live, love, The ReVe.
Lease length
6-13
Application fee
75 per applicant
Pets allowed
Yes
Pet limit
2
Pet restrictions
We happily accept up to 2 per home with no weight limit. We have a one-time non-refundable pet fee of $300 and monthly pet rent of $20 per pet. Please call our Leasing Office for complete Pet Policy information.
Pet fee
300
Pet rent
20.0
Parking
Surface lot, unassigned. Please call us regarding our Parking Policy. Street, unassigned. Please call us regarding our Parking Policy. Other, unassigned: $40/month. Please call us regarding our Parking Policy. Covered lot, unassigned. Garage lot, unassigned.
Income requirement
Must have 3x the rent in total household income (before taxes)
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