Affordable Housing in DFW Metroplex

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Shady Oaks Manor Apartments

#201

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Shady Oaks Manor Apartments

3.8(41)✓ Google-verified

Staff named Ana and Tony earn consistent praise for responsiveness and genuine care, particularly with rent support and maintenance. The community appeals to seniors rebuilding their lives and long-term residents who value the peaceful setting. Parking lot deterioration and one-bedroom costs around $1,346 are points of friction; some residents wish for more exercise equipment despite the wellness program.

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Eastbank at Waterside

#202

60

Eastbank at Waterside

3.5(197)✓ Google-verifiedPublishes prices

Five-star reviews praise the location near Trinity Trails and shops, and specific leasing agents Daisy, Samantha, and Martin for patient guidance. Long-term residents consistently call the community clean and safe. One-star reviews center on management responsiveness, surprise charges at move-out, and property-wide issues like flooding and mold. The split between 56% five-star and 37% one/two-star ratings reflects stark differences in resident experience depending on staff interactions and move-out practices.

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Everly Plaza

#203

60 low data

Everly Plaza

4.5(17)✓ Google-verified

Most recent guests praise the quiet atmosphere and manager Tammy's welcoming approach, though one family reported severe issues including bedbugs, hallway drug dealing, package theft, and unresponsive staff. The complex's age and management consistency appear to vary between reviewers' timeframes.

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Parea Oak Lawn Apartments

#204

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Parea Oak Lawn Apartments

3.4(123)✓ Google-verifiedPublishes prices

Five-star reviewers praise recent renovations, on-site improvements like the new playground and app-based laundry, and staff responsiveness when maintenance is prioritized. Newer tenants report quick problem resolution and good management attention. One and two-star reviewers describe months-long A/C outages despite repeated service requests, a leasing office that doesn't return calls, frequent management and billing staff turnover, unexplained charges on rent bills, pest problems, and work orders falsely marked complete. Several tenants report having to stay on staff constantly to get repairs done, especially with children in hot apartments.

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Morningside Apartments

#205

56

Morningside Apartments

3.6(65)✓ Google-verified

Recent management changes have won strong praise for responsiveness and kindness, with residents consistently highlighting staff like Maria, Juan, and Lidia for going above and beyond on tours and lease applications. However, a segment of long-term residents reports serious maintenance gaps: pest infestations, delayed repairs like missing stoves for extended periods, mold in bathrooms, and hot water outages that took weeks to fix. The gap between five-star and one/two-star reviews suggests experience varies sharply by unit or timing. Staff turnover may explain the shift in sentiment. Reviewers mention the new management as a marked improvement from previous administrations, yet complaints reference cosmetic fixes (paint and recaulk) masking structural problems. Hot water, roach control, and window mold appear to be recurring issues rather than isolated incidents.

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The Cambridge at Bishop Ridge Apartments

#206

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The Cambridge at Bishop Ridge Apartments

4.4(11)✓ Google-verifiedPublishes prices

Brand-new apartments with modern finishes and flexible layouts draw strong praise, especially from reviewers working remotely or seeking downtown proximity. The leasing team, particularly Maya and Gloria, receives consistent credit for patient, attentive guidance. However, recent residents note communication gaps during move-in, and a few flag the pricing as steep for North Oak Cliff. One long-term concern: construction blocked promised skyline views. The complex offers studios, one- and two-bedroom units with in-unit washers, rooftop terraces, a fire pit lounge, and accepts Section 8 vouchers and pets. Leasing staff tend to shape the early experience more than the property itself, and management transparency has been a weak point for some tenants.

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The Huntley

#207

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The Huntley

4.0(177)✓ Google-verified

Maintenance and leasing impress new residents, but current tenants report persistent safety failures and noise issues the management ignores. Parking garage thefts, thin walls, and unresponsive office staff dominate negative experiences, though amenities themselves earn praise when maintained.

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Birchwood Apartment Homes

#208

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Birchwood Apartment Homes

3.0(111)✓ Google-verified

Most reviews describe unresponsive management, ignored maintenance requests, and unsanitary conditions including bugs and mold. A single recent five-star review hints at management changes, but the overwhelming pattern over the past year is tenants feeling uncared-for and frustrated by property upkeep failures.

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Sansom Bluff Apartments

#209

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Sansom Bluff Apartments

3.5(199)✓ Google-verifiedPublishes prices

Staff performance here swings dramatically. When residents reach office team members like Lesley, Kasundra, or Rosetta, they report genuine care, swift problem-solving, and strong community events that build resident connection. Maintenance staff such as Hunter earn consistent praise for responsiveness and quality work. However, incoming management and front-desk turnover have created friction. Multiple residents report phones ringing unanswered, staff dismissing concerns, and sudden rent increases without explanation. Water quality complaints span months without resolution. One resident flagged serious concerns about maintenance staff conduct around children. The venue itself offers good amenities-pools, events, multiple floor plans-but management inconsistency is driving long-term residents to leave.

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Silversage Point at Western Center

#210

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Silversage Point at Western Center

3.3(108)✓ Google-verifiedPublishes prices

Tenants' experience splits sharply based on who manages. Under Mona and stable management, residents praise swift maintenance fixes and caring staff who treat them as people, not units. Without continuity, the property deteriorates: maintenance requests go unaddressed or show false completion, ceiling leaks and roaches persist for months, gates remain broken, and office staff become evasive or rude. Rent climbs steeply at renewal. The complex feels either safe and welcoming or neglected, depending entirely on management tenure.

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AVANT on Market Center

#211

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AVANT on Market Center

2.5(106)✓ Google-verifiedPublishes prices

Most residents report significant problems: elevators broken for months, parking garage and entrance gates failing repeatedly, and vehicle theft with staff refusing police requests for video evidence. A handful praise specific leasing staff like Reynaldo Miranda and note the Design District location is walkable, but maintenance on critical systems lags badly and management rarely communicates proactively. Building 2 is notably worse than Building 1. Long-term residents express regret and warn against moving here.

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Sierra Gardens

#212

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Sierra Gardens

3.2(207)✓ Google-verified

Sierra Gardens earns strong marks for leasing staff Sara Paz, who reviewers consistently praise for professionalism and swift processing. However, the community is sharply divided: half give five stars, half give one or two. The split hinges on maintenance: some report quick fixes, others endured weeks without A/C or hot water. Theft and loitering in parking lots remain unresolved concerns.

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Gardens At Cobb Park

#213

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Gardens At Cobb Park

4.1(18)✓ Google-verified

Recent positive reviews praise the quiet setting and an assistant manager by name, but older reports flag serious concerns: police were called for nightly gunshots, pest infestations went unresolved, and office staff were unresponsive or dismissive. Details are sparse in the newer reviews.

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Casa Treviño Apartments

#214

59 low data

Casa Treviño Apartments

5.0(8)✓ Google-verified

All eight reviews are five-star, citing warm staff, a tidy property, and amenities like the community room. One visitor noted staff arranging on-site barber services for residents, reflecting attention to residents' practical needs.

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Estelle Village Apartments

#215

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Estelle Village Apartments

2.9(201)✓ Google-verified

Half of Estelle Village's reviews are one or two stars, with persistent complaints about crime, unit conditions, and office conduct. A small group praises community events and willingness to work with residents on payment, but widespread reports of gunfire, black mold, broken maintenance, and hostile staff responses overshadow any positives.

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Garden Gate Apartments

#216

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Garden Gate Apartments

3.2(110)✓ Google-verified

Strong opinions divide this complex starkly. Some residents praise staff responsiveness and say they've had quiet, pest-free years; others describe urgent repairs left dangling (faulty stoves, foundation cracks, mold), management denials of prior complaints, and tenants charged retroactively for damage after move-out inspections cleared the unit. Safety troubles recur across reviews: homeless individuals on grounds, witnessed break-in attempts, thin walls carrying neighbor noise and arguments, police calls, and speeding. Guest parking fees of $20-22 per day after two visits per week have triggered multiple eviction threats and cost one tenant $600+ in violations. Maintenance requests submitted in person are often dropped with no follow-up.

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Eban Village Apartments

#217

55

Eban Village Apartments

2.4(110)✓ Google-verified

New ownership has brought optimism, but deep maintenance and safety issues persist. Reviewers praise recent management shifts and cite staff like Sarhara who deliver results. However, flooding, trash accumulation, broken gates, and management's inability to address problem tenants create an unsafe, neglected environment that undercuts the affordable-housing mission.

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The Villas of Remond

#218

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The Villas of Remond

4.0(60)✓ Google-verified

Older residents often praise the peaceful grounds and professional care from manager Michael, especially during move-in. However, persistent complaints about unresponsive maintenance, locked office doors, and rude leasing staff create frustration. Families report month-long waits for repairs, withheld deposits, and dismissive treatment when raising issues. The complex works well when managed directly by Michael but falters when dealing with front-office staff and maintenance scheduling.

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The Armstrong at Knox

#219

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The Armstrong at Knox

4.1(76)✓ Google-verified

Leasing staff Courtney Johnson and manager Brett Doody earn consistent praise for attentiveness during move-in. Multiple residents report spacious units, good amenities, and fast maintenance responses. However, recent complaints detail AC failures requiring emergency protocol delays, noise bleeding through floors, phantom parking charges unrefunded, and security concerns after vehicle theft. The Knox-Henderson location and resort pool draw tenants, but the $2,600+ monthly rent for one-bedroom units doesn't align with reported maintenance gaps and building envelope issues. Newer five-star reviews cluster around the leasing experience; one-star reviews from recent renters flag systemic problems tied to upkeep and billing accuracy.

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The Dylan

#220

58

The Dylan

3.7(99)✓ Google-verified

The Dylan attracts loyal residents who praise the maintenance team's speed and the friendliness of staff like Jennifer and Ashley, with many staying multiple years. But a growing gap emerges once problems arise: cooling breakdowns drag for weeks without urgency, security deposits vanish without reconciliation after move-out, and phone lines go unanswered. One resident reported serious discrimination and harassment by management with no meaningful company response. The property itself feels well-maintained and amenities are solid, yet systemic gaps in follow-through-from HVAC repairs to tenant complaints to basic communication-undermine the initial good impressions. Families with young children, elderly residents, or those who value reliable complaint resolution should look elsewhere.

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Columbia Renaissance Square

#221

55 low data

Columbia Renaissance Square

3.4(45)✓ Google-verified

Staff like Brittany, Ms. LaTonya Smith, and Earnest earn consistent praise for professionalism and care. The complex offers fitness facilities, community events, and controlled-access gates. However, reviewers report persistent pest problems, thin walls that transmit neighbor noise severely, office communication gaps, and ongoing construction issues that worsen over time. Long-term residents note a decline in maintenance quality and pest control effectiveness since opening.

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The Hampton At Lakewest

#222

54 low data

The Hampton At Lakewest

3.6(95)✓ Google-verified

Residents report mixed experiences. Some praise the upkeep and safety, but recurring complaints about management professionalism, pest problems, and billing disputes overshadow positive feedback. Limited review detail available, though affordability and accessibility seem key to who lives here.

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Icon at Ross Apartments

#223

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Icon at Ross Apartments

3.4(146)✓ Google-verified

Strong first impressions give way to inconsistent follow-through. Leasing staff Desiree and Eduardo stand out for patience and professionalism, and move-in units arrive clean with secure access. Within weeks or months, however, residents encounter elevator outages lasting days, chronic pest issues, hallway dirt and trash, and HVAC units that cycle in and out of repair. Some report missing packages and vehicle break-ins in the garage; one found tenant documents carelessly stored in a unit. The property is about 10 years old and shows its age. Management promises fixes via email, and maintenance requests get marked urgent, but follow-through is spotty. A few residents report courteous, quick repairs; most describe weeks of waiting or temporary Band-Aids. Rent undercuts nearby newer complexes, but reviewers debate whether the savings justify the hassle. The online gate app and call box frequently fail. Families and couples who value a quiet, walkable East Dallas location may tolerate the trade-off; those seeking well-maintained facilities should look elsewhere.

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Jaipur Lofts

#224

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Jaipur Lofts

3.3(22)✓ Google-verified

Under Brianna's recent management, residents report genuine care, quick repairs, and a stronger sense of community. However, earlier reviews describe chronic phone outages, inadequate security, and maintenance neglect that left months of work orders pending; security incidents including car theft and break-ins remain a live concern.

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Trailside at Trinity Forest Apartments

#225

53

Trailside at Trinity Forest Apartments

3.7(37)✓ Google-verified

Leasing staff like Luis, Aramy, and Ausecio earn consistent praise for patience and attention during tours and applications. However, residents report severe maintenance failures including roach and mouse infestations, broken appliances and laundromats left unrepaired for months, plus safety and crime issues ranging from car thefts to shootings, making management responsiveness unreliable.

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Summit at Unique Garden Apartments

#226

55

Summit at Unique Garden Apartments

3.6(29)✓ Google-verifiedPublishes prices

The property earned strong marks under prior management two to three years ago, with residents praising clean grounds and attentive staff. Recent reviews paint a sharply different picture: pest problems, failing HVAC systems, and maintenance calls going unanswered. Staffing changes and reduced office capacity appear tied to a steep decline in service quality and resident satisfaction over the past year.

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thirty377

#227

58

thirty377

3.3(169)✓ Google-verifiedPublishes prices

The location and layout draw steady praise, particularly Clyde's management attentiveness, yet a split emerges between reviewers who felt heard and those reporting chronic frustrations. Many who stayed longer than a year describe gates that fail, cars broken into, maintenance work left incomplete, and an office that rarely answers. A pattern of deposit deductions (carpet, odor, utility charges) appears across move-out accounts, with some residents unable to reach staff after departure. One resident noted anticipated rent increases of $150+ at renewal, framed as management preference for subsidized tenants. The most glowing reviews center on Clyde personally; critical reviews depict an absent leasing office and unresolved breaches of security promises. Newer residents and short-stay observers praise the Katy Trail access and spacious units; long-term tenants and departing residents report abandoned work orders, pest issues, and disputed invoices that took months to dispute. Internet was a secondary gripe (mandatory $70/month for contracted GiGstreem, often underperforming). For those tolerant of communication delays and deposit scrutiny at move-out, the rental rate and neighborhood offset inconvenience; for others, management gaps and security lapses proved dealbreakers.

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The Belleview Apartments

#228

58

The Belleview Apartments

3.4(122)✓ Google-verified

Reviewers praise the management team by name, noting they are professional and helpful, and enjoy the social events on offer. At the same time, persistent elevator failures frustrate residents who live on upper floors, and several note security gaps and pest control as ongoing concerns that outweigh recent improvements in staff performance.

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The Foundry

#229

54

The Foundry

2.9(96)✓ Google-verified

Staff Mary and Kristi excel at leasing and responding to concerns, but residents report a divided property experience. Longer-term tenants encounter persistent roach problems, broken laundry machines left unfixed for months, and inadequate pest control despite repeated complaints. The neighborhood carries safety concerns (police activity, gunshots). Newer or fortunate residents praise quick repairs and clean grounds; others describe temporary fixes masking larger maintenance failures. The pool opens late and closes early. Affordability draws people in, but management's grip on property standards appears to slip the longer residents stay.

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City Walk @ Akard Apartments

#230

57

City Walk @ Akard Apartments

3.5(102)✓ Google-verifiedPublishes prices

Staff warmth and a walkable downtown location draw some residents, but serious allegations of fraud, mismanagement, and missing amenities-plus poor leasing experiences-undermine the complex's reputation. Five-star reviews praise individual team members; one-star reviews cite criminal investigations, broken promises about facilities, and unfair treatment.</summary> <parameter name="sentiment_tags">["responsive-management", "poor-communication", "maintenance-slow"]

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Taylor Lofts at the Dallas Farmers Market

#231

62

Taylor Lofts at the Dallas Farmers Market

4.0(44)✓ Google-verified

Leasing and early experience often shine, with staff like Axam and Sam earning consistent praise for attentive, personal service. Yet longer-term residents report a troubling gap: maintenance requests languish, appliances arrive damaged or deteriorate without real fixes, and management struggles to respond to serious concerns. The neighborhood and building design are genuine strengths, but maintenance quality and accountability appear inconsistent, leaving some feeling misled after move-in promises fade.

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Mayflower Apartments

#232

62

Mayflower Apartments

3.7(227)✓ Google-verified

New management has revived the property with visible upgrades: refreshed parking, better lighting, and improved office professionalism. Several residents praise the shift and value, though older reviews detail serious lapses. Persistent complaints span deposit theft, ignored noise violations, roach infestations, broken elevators, and poor security enforcement at pool and entry gates. Staff behavior splits sharply-some call specific agents exceptional, others describe rudeness. Safety concerns (a shooting, stairwell issues, pool contamination) emerged under prior leadership and warrant vigilance as operations stabilize. The 3.7-star rating reflects a genuine divide: five-star reviews celebrate recent turnaround efforts and rental rates, while one-star reviews document months or years of mismanagement, unresolved maintenance, and unrecovered deposits. This is a property in transition; current residents report progress, but legacy grievances and inconsistent enforcement remain red flags for renters prioritizing reliability and accountability.

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Sandshell at Fossil Creek Apartments

#233

57

Sandshell at Fossil Creek Apartments

3.4(154)✓ Google-verifiedPublishes prices

Staff warmth masks serious operational failures. Leasing agents like Jessica, Hailey, and Garrett earn consistent praise for friendliness and efficiency, and some residents enjoy the quiet, garden-style setting with pool amenities. Yet reviews split sharply over unit condition and management practices. Pest infestations (cockroaches in laundry, mice in units), water outages, mold, and old plumbing plague occupied apartments. Move-out charges frequently exceed $1,000 for pre-existing damage with no documentation. Parking is scarce, security lax, and theft reported.

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Martha's Vineyard Place Apartments

#234

57 low data

Martha's Vineyard Place Apartments

3.9(73)✓ Google-verified

Reviewers consistently praise leasing staff for attentiveness and the property's cleanliness, but recent complaints reveal serious gaps: thin walls, parking lot theft and towing disputes, and an unresponsive management office. The complex serves deaf residents well with specialized services and accommodations, but hearing residents report feeling shortchanged on amenities and experiencing billing problems from frequent manager turnover.

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Asante Apts DBA Miketempeltonllc

#235

53 low data

Asante Apts DBA Miketempeltonllc

2.7(197)✓ Google-verified

Asante has earned deep loyalty from some residents who credit staff like manager Cynthia with life-changing support and a genuine second-chance environment, plus visible security efforts. However, a large cluster of recent reviews documents serious concerns: lease terms allegedly misrepresented to vulnerable tenants, maintenance requests ignored, promised rent adjustments denied, and security failures including break-ins and squatting left unaddressed.

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Leuda May Apartments

#236

54

Leuda May Apartments

3.9(20)✓ Google-verified

Leuda May offers affordable, character-filled apartments in a walkable Fort Worth neighborhood, but experiences from recent years highlight a stark divide: current management (Prestige Multifamily Group, Donya, Holly) draws consistent praise for responsiveness and friendliness, while earlier tenants report serious issues with billing disputes, pest infestations, and unresponsive management that created genuine hardship. The shift appears real and recent.

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Shiloh Village Apartments

#237

52

Shiloh Village Apartments

3.5(53)✓ Google-verified

Residents report stark contrasts: some praise recent management changes and responsive staff, while others cite persistent safety issues, car break-ins, and slow problem resolution. Long-term tenants describe ongoing noise, neighbor conflicts, and a sense of unsecurity despite an affordable rent option in the Dallas area.

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Sunset Heights Apartments

#238

53 low data

Sunset Heights Apartments

3.5(51)✓ Google-verified

Long-term tenants praise the location, staff (when available), and quiet surroundings, but a major split emerges: some find the complex safe and well-managed; others report roach problems, slow maintenance, management churn, and poor office contact despite paying $1,100-1,300+ monthly. Recent reviews praise staff, while older ones cite pest and upkeep failures.

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River Ranch

#239

56

River Ranch

3.3(48)✓ Google-verified

Recent tenants praise quick maintenance and the attentiveness of current management, particularly Milagros, who reviewers describe as kind and responsive to concerns. However, a pattern of roach complaints and persistent struggles reaching the office by phone create real friction for prospective residents seeking reliability.

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Magnolia Park Apartments

#240

60

Magnolia Park Apartments

4.3(17)✓ Google-verified

Staff including Camryn, Brooke, Lauren, and Rikki earn consistent praise for handling leasing and move-ins smoothly; maintenance requests typically resolve within 24 hours. The West 7th location and modern finishes appeal to many, but two tenants over multiple years report severe noise from apartment 304 that management said they could not address. One resident also paid through lease end but lost building access mid-move-out. Rent is described as high compared to downtown options.

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Axis Kessler Park

#241

62

Axis Kessler Park

3.6(194)✓ Google-verified

Residents and prospects describe a split experience. Some praise the modern units and highlight staff like Tina and Robertina for genuine help and smooth leasing, while others praise organized events and friendly neighbors. However, a substantial portion report serious issues: roach infestations in move-in-ready units, staff rudeness (particularly from an employee named Norma), poor apartment condition at turnover, slow or incomplete maintenance repairs, and deposit disputes without clear communication. New residents report arriving to apartments with broken fixtures, dirty carpets, and pest problems that suggest inadequate turnover cleaning and inspection standards. Move-in experience and ongoing maintenance are the weak points. While some staff members stand out as helpful and the community itself has potential, systemic issues with unit preparation and management responsiveness appear to persist, creating a stark contrast between the modern aesthetic and the lived experience.

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Vega Place Apartments

#242

55 low data

Vega Place Apartments

3.8(12)✓ Google-verified

Older reviews praise a former manager named Melinda for personable service and a serene pond setting with waterfowl. Recent notes reflect decline: grass uncut, porch clutter ignored, potholes unfixed, and staff reportedly withdrawn since that manager left. Current experience varies sharply between nostalgic approval and frustration over upkeep.

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Westmoreland Station Apartments Home

#243

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Westmoreland Station Apartments Home

3.3(69)✓ Google-verifiedPublishes prices

The maintenance team consistently wins praise for quick, courteous work. When leasing staff are engaged, residents describe smooth, friendly experiences. However, the application process is notoriously slow, with surprise document requests months in and move-in dates frequently delayed. Some residents have encountered unfriendly or dismissive leasing agents, while others report roaches, dirty carpets on move-in, and management that becomes irritated when called to fix problems. Unit quality varies significantly between residents. Darrel and Laura are named repeatedly for going above and beyond in maintenance and admin roles. New residents express genuine gratitude for the apartments themselves, while longer-term residents voice frustration with neighbor behavior (trash disposal), broken common amenities (elevators), and inconsistent follow-through on maintenance requests after the first year. The property appears to struggle with staff consistency and handoff between friendly on-site teams and off-site decision makers.

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The Mason Apartment Homes

#244

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The Mason Apartment Homes

3.6(173)✓ Google-verifiedPublishes prices

Divided sharply between five-star experiences with individual staff members and overwhelming one-star reports of a declining property. Residents describe systematic problems: mold and roaches that persist despite complaints, water leaks left unfixed for months, slow repairs (some taking 60+ days), office phones unanswered, billing errors unresolved, and structural issues ignored. A few residents praise maintenance workers Tim and manager Marissa for responsiveness, but these bright spots are vastly outnumbered by complaints of neglect, poor communication, and management indifference to resident concerns.

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The Fitz Apartments

#245

51 low data

The Fitz Apartments

3.8(22)✓ Google-verifiedPublishes prices

Management and maintenance staff earn consistent praise for speed and helpfulness, particularly Laura from the leasing team. Units arrive clean with modern finishes. However, parking remains a perennial flashpoint: stalls are cramped, the security gate breaks often, and staff use premium spaces during the day, compounding shortages for residents with larger vehicles.

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The 1906 at Bishop Ridge

#246

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The 1906 at Bishop Ridge

4.1(21)✓ Google-verifiedPublishes prices

Exceptional personal service from staff member Maya stands out across a year of overwhelmingly positive tours and moves, but two detailed accounts of discriminatory treatment during leasing conversations and a string of post-move disputes over lease terms and package access cast serious doubt on consistency and management responsiveness to complaints. The property itself occupies a walkable North Oak Cliff location near streetcar stations and the Bishop Arts District, and reviewers praise the speed of approval and competitive rates. Yet when issues arise, residents report being disbelieved about package problems and told their lease concessions won't be honored, with management notably silent on the discrimination allegations in particular.

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Paradise Gardens Apartments

#247

55 low data

Paradise Gardens Apartments

4.0(40)✓ Google-verified

Valerie, an office staff member, earns consistent five-star praise for speed and professionalism, and several residents credit the maintenance team with quality work. However, persistent pest problems (bed bugs, roaches, rats), delayed repairs, security failures, and allegations of predatory lease practices and misrepresentation create serious concerns for long-term residents. Recent renovations have not resolved underlying management issues.

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Beaux House at Bishop Ridge

#248

51 low data

Beaux House at Bishop Ridge

3.5(17)✓ Google-verifiedPublishes prices

Management experience ranges sharply: one recent tenant credits Maya for professional support and quality finishes, while older reviews cite months-long maintenance delays and broken promises. Pet-friendly and spacious units near downtown appeal to budget-conscious renters, but responsiveness appears inconsistent.

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Candle Chase Apartments

#249

50 low data

Candle Chase Apartments

3.3(81)

About half of residents praise Ms. Angela's attentiveness and the peaceful setting, but the other half report years of unresolved flooding, mold, and broken air conditioning that management delayed addressing. Lease agreements and rent allocations have caused confusion, with some tenants ending up in eviction disputes over clerical errors they say the office should have caught.

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Broadstone Paragon

#250

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Broadstone Paragon

3.3(148)✓ Google-verified

Broadstone Paragon splits sharply between those who value its social programming and staff warmth and those frustrated by systemic failures. Long-term residents and recent arrivals praise Nyana and the leasing team for personal attention, and maintenance responds quickly to requests. Yet security lapses dominate recent criticism: mass garage break-ins, wrongful tows with no accountability, and no cameras despite years of complaints. The pool has sat closed since May 2025, elevators fail for weeks at a time, and units suffer water outages, mold, and sinking floors. Management remains friendly in the office but unresponsive by phone, and the forced WiFi bundle (around $100 monthly) drops during work calls. The property attracts residents drawn to Uptown proximity and the community vibe, but retention suffers among those who stay past six months and encounter the mounting failures. Newer arrivals often leave positive reviews; those who have weathered multiple billing errors, maintenance delays, and security incidents express deep regret. The leasing staff and maintenance earn consistent praise; the systems above them do not.

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Factory Design District

#251

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Factory Design District

3.2(222)✓ Google-verified

The Design District location and industrial design attract residents, but maintenance neglect and management responsiveness divide opinion sharply. Elevators remain down for months, pet waste fills common areas, and the leasing office stops engaging once tenants sign. While some praise individual staff like Diamond Washington and maintenance worker Craig, a pattern of ignored requests, dirty stairwells, and unresolved issues drives most longer-term residents away. Staff friendliness during leasing contrasts starkly with dismissal afterward. Move-in units arrive unclean with broken appliances; exterior grounds lack upkeep. Reviewers note the property owner (Clear Capital LLC, managed by Willow Bridge) prioritizes cost-cutting over maintenance. Despite a premium location and modern fixtures, the service and cleanliness failures make residents feel they overpay for what they receive.

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Alton Park Apartments

#252

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Alton Park Apartments

3.4(76)✓ Google-verified

Residents report dramatic breakdowns in the application and move-in process, with staff cancelling applications without notice, repeatedly changing requirements, and leaving applicants in crisis. Once settled, tenants face maintenance delays, a manager described as argumentative and dismissive, broken appliances (dirty refrigerators, faulty AC, non-functional gates), and amenities like pools and gyms locked during working hours. A few residents praise individual staff members and the grounds, but the overwhelming pattern is unresponsive office, ignored work orders, and rent hikes in a complex billed as income-restricted housing.

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Colonia Tepeyac Apartments

#253

48 low data

Colonia Tepeyac Apartments

2.9(39)✓ Google-verifiedPublishes prices

Reviewers report widespread pest infestations, mold, thin walls, and structural failures throughout the community. Staff dismisses complaints and refuses accountability. Waitlists for low-income units stretch months without clear communication. Pricing does not match the condition of units.

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Crest at River District Apartments

#254

56 low data

Crest at River District Apartments

3.6(31)✓ Google-verifiedPublishes prices

Most tenants praise the modern, quiet feel and quick maintenance responses, with Carlos and Johnny singled out as genuinely helpful. But one-star reviews paint a different picture: slow repairs for water damage, noise from parties and drinking, roach infestations, and rigid pet policies that may violate fair housing. Expectations vary sharply depending on your floor and management interaction.

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Ewing Villas

#255

46 low data

Ewing Villas

2.8(49)

Tenants report spacious apartments in a decent location, but the complex struggles with slow maintenance response, persistent pest problems, and constant management changes. Staff rarely answer email or text, and basic issues like broken hot water or roach infestations linger for weeks without attention.

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Carriage House Apartments

#256

46 low data

Carriage House Apartments

2.8(23)✓ Google-verifiedPublishes prices

Carriage House sits in a walkable, safe Lower Greenville location but faces deep structural issues. Recent Perry Guest ownership prompted mass evictions at the connected sister property with plans for demolition; leases contain clauses allowing termination on 60 days' notice without cause. Long-standing complaints center on unresponsive management, chronic pest infestations, seasonal AC failures, and maintenance delays. One recent tenant praised quick maintenance response and friendly staff under new ownership, yet communication remains sluggish. This is a high-risk property for renters seeking stability.

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Grand Estates at Kessler Park

#257

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Grand Estates at Kessler Park

3.3(237)✓ Google-verified

Grand Estates markets itself as a convenient high-rise near downtown and Bishop Arts, yet reviewers across multiple years report a pattern of unresolved maintenance crises. AC failures recur throughout hot months without lasting repair; mold appears in vents and on sills despite tenant complaints; roaches are widespread; gates remain broken for months; and the emergency hotline does not function. Staff can be friendly when approached, and the grounds are initially appealing, but once maintenance issues arise, communication breaks down, requests disappear into a system without follow-up, and the office resists lease terminations even when conditions violate habitability standards. Move-out experiences compound the frustration. Management charges thousands for carpet, painting, and repairs despite apartments arriving already worn and dirty, leaving tenants to document everything and dispute bills through formal channels. Security concerns (car theft, package theft) persist alongside recurring failures of gates, the app system, and the gym. While a few tenants over five years have praised the location and particular staff members, the overwhelming pattern describes a property where rent continues to rise but maintenance and management attention do not.

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Skyline Place Apartments

#258

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Skyline Place Apartments

3.3(90)

Residents report persistent problems with maintenance response times and repair quality, describing units in poor condition and staff who fail to follow through. Office staff are hard to reach by phone, and complaints about noise disturbances or lease violations receive slow or no action, leaving frustrated tenants who feel the property deteriorates while enforcement remains selective.

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The Residences of Diamond Hill

#259

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The Residences of Diamond Hill

2.5(148)✓ Google-verified

Most residents report serious problems: apartments arrive infested with bugs and filth despite cleaning promises, work orders are ignored or marked done when unfixed, and management communication is nearly absent. A few residents praise staff members Jackie and Scarlett and describe a safe area, but these positive notes are overwhelmed by accounts of mold from water damage, six-year-old broken appliances, laundry room flooding, and tenant discord management failures that have pushed many to break leases.

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Ridgecrest Terrace Apartments

#260

50 low data

Ridgecrest Terrace Apartments

2.5(24)✓ Google-verified

A 30-year-old affordable housing operator in Oak Cliff with sharp inconsistency: past residents praised Dornell and Britney Sinclair's responsiveness and clean units, but recent and older reviews paint a darker picture of pest problems, mold that persists for years, maintenance that ignores emergency calls, and a neighborhood marked by frequent police presence and violence. Parking enforcement appears harsh, especially toward visiting caregivers. The exterior has been worked on, but residents report the interior problems remain unresolved.

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Arlington Park Villas

#261

51 low data

Arlington Park Villas

3.6(45)✓ Google-verified

Staff turnover and management changes have left this community divided. Longtime residents praise Susana and Lisa at the front desk and report fast maintenance, but multiple reviews detail unresolved water leaks, mold, roaches, and security gaps that management has ignored for months or years. Family-friendly amenities exist, yet structural problems overshadow them.

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Fort West Apartments

#262

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Fort West Apartments

2.7(21)✓ Google-verifiedPublishes prices

Fort West Apartments is heavily penalized by persistent maintenance failures and a near-absent management presence, though a small number of tenants report quiet living and handled work orders. Across multiple reviews, the core complaints remain: cars towed after confusion over registration procedures, roach infestations that management cancels requests to address, raw sewage backups, week-long flooding without mold checks, and an office staff that rarely answers phones or visits the property. The property is marketed as affordable with rates low enough to suggest cut corners; their website lists pest control at $5/unit monthly and a $500 apartment transfer fee. One review defends management, arguing residents cause most issues, but this view is vastly outnumbered by detailed accounts of actual infrastructure failure (single dumpster overflowing weekly, gate constantly broken, no security). Safety concerns and unresolved tenant disputes dominate the record.

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Beach Street Center

#263

41 low data

Beach Street Center

5.0(3)✓ Google-verified

All three Google reviews rate this business five stars. Review text is minimal, so assessment is limited to the rating alone.

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Belmont Court Apartments

#264

47 low data

Belmont Court Apartments

3.2(14)

Belmont Court struggles with persistent maintenance failures and pest problems that management does not address. Despite the Old East Dallas location and some staff praise, repeated complaints about rot, leaking ceilings, rodents, poor security, and high costs for poor conditions dominate recent reviews. Evidence is limited in scope but heavily negative.

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Cobblestone Manor

#265

41 low data

Cobblestone Manor

5.0(1)Publishes prices

One reviewer who moved after 52 years of homeownership praised the spacious bright units, quiet setting, and welcoming staff. The community offers a pool and activities.

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Travis Gardens Apartments

#266

46 low data

Travis Gardens Apartments

3.1(30)✓ Google-verifiedPublishes prices

Travis Gardens has a stark divide: tenants with recent positive interactions praise managers by name (Shonda, Christy) and cite safety improvements, while older reviews document serious failings in maintenance, pest control, and office relations. The property appears to have undergone management changes that improved some areas, though security and parking issues persist.

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Gateway Oak Cliff Apartments

#267

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Gateway Oak Cliff Apartments

3.3(75)✓ Google-verifiedPublishes prices

Property feels divided between fresh marketing (clean tours, new construction) and troubling daily realities. Residents report mold growing unchecked for months, roach infestations, at least 13 reported car thefts due to unsecured gates, and an overloaded trash system that bans most disposal methods. Staff turnover and communication breakdowns are chronic. Maintenance El and leasing staff like Kristy earn isolated praise, but the property manager is seen as inflexible and adversarial toward struggling residents. Neighbors run loud, theft and break-ins persist, and the leasing office frequently loses paperwork or closes unexpectedly. Price-to-experience mismatch troubles long-term residents most. At $1,300-$2,300/month, gateway oak cliff appears clean enough on day-one tours to attract renters, then fails to enforce basic hygiene, security, and neighbor conduct standards.

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#268

49 low data

Cliff View Village Apartments

3.6(7)

Visitors note the quiet, peaceful grounds and solid upkeep overall. However, some residents report difficulty getting maintenance done despite paying rent on time, with staffing gaps that may affect response times.

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Royal Palms

#269

48 low data

Royal Palms

3.2(12)✓ Google-verified

Royal Palms draws mixed reviews tied to management inconsistency. Older residents recall quiet, clean units and good value. Recent reviews flag poor communication on parking rules, aggressive towing, hidden fees, and thin soundproofing between units.

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Green House Apartments

#270

38 low data

Green House Apartments

5.0(1)✓ Google-verified

Limited review evidence: one five-star rating. Their website lists updated kitchens with granite countertops, stainless steel appliances, hardwood-style flooring, and resort-style pool amenities in a gated community near East Dallas landmarks.

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Live Oak Manor Apartments

#271

44 low data

Live Oak Manor Apartments

3.0(22)✓ Google-verified

Live Oak Manor has mixed experiences tied to which management company runs it. Residents consistently praise individual staff members like Gavin and Javier for responsiveness, and note the apartments themselves are modern and attractive. However, a significant block of recent tenants report ongoing problems with maintenance of common areas, pest control, noise from thin walls, and disputed parking enforcement, with management blamed for not responding to repeated complaints.

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#272

43 low data

Oak Ridge Apartments

4.2(17)

Residents report friendly staff and a calm atmosphere, but serious complaints about maintenance failures, pests, and billing inconsistencies undercut the experience. Limited review detail makes full assessment difficult.

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3333 Elm Street Lofts

#273

41 low data

3333 Elm Street Lofts

3.5(8)✓ Google-verified

Leasing experience here is highly inconsistent. One prospect waited 90 minutes after a scheduled tour was canceled without notice; staff ignored multiple calls and requests for follow-up. Another caller reported a condescending tone and dismissal of income-restricted unit inquiries. A third reviewer found staff helpful, but the pattern leans toward communication failures and unprofessional conduct during critical moments.

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Carpenters Point

#274

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Carpenters Point

3.6(31)✓ Google-verified

Carpenters Point serves seniors 55 and older with 1 and 2-bedroom apartments, a fitness center, and community spaces like a resident lounge and walking trail. Older reviews praised individual staff members as caring and family-like, but recent complaints describe rat infestations, slow maintenance, inadequate parking security, and management unresponsiveness to safety concerns. Vehicles have been damaged and inappropriately towed. The shift from positive to overwhelmingly negative suggests serious operational decline.

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Pythian Manor

#275

34 low data

Pythian Manor

3.0(4)✓ Google-verified

One reviewer praised the staff. Another reported severe roach infestation and uninhabitable conditions. Limited review activity makes it hard to assess current conditions or typical resident experience.

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Autumn Chase Apartments

#276

31 low data

Autumn Chase Apartments

3.2(56)

Autumn Chase is split sharply: newer reviews praise staff like Jeanette and Jessie, but four years of tenant accounts detail persistent sewage backups, roach infestations, slow repairs (sometimes months), and frequent management turnover. The complex operates in a high-crime area with heavy police presence for gun violence.

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Pebbles Park Apartments

#277

28 low data

Pebbles Park Apartments

3.1(19)

Pebbles Park has provided housing and support services that changed residents' lives, particularly for families in transition. However, past complaints about pest control, management rudeness, and strict policies suggest the experience depends heavily on timing and circumstances.

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Village Creek Apartments

#278

16 low data

Village Creek Apartments

No rating yet

Not enough recent reviews yet to synthesise a reliable sentiment read for this business.

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Last updated 2026-09-16