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Page 2 of 4: businesses ranked 101-200 of 322. Start from the top.

Flats at Brentwood
#101
67

Flats at Brentwood

4.0(323)✓ Google-verified

Isai Camacho and other leasing staff earn consistent praise for attentiveness during the move-in process, and residents often feel heard during initial interactions. Once moved in, however, experiences diverge sharply: some report quick maintenance response, while others describe lengthy delays and incomplete repairs, including a Section 8 unit that failed reinspection after management was given time to correct violations. Parking registration errors led to unexpected tows, and online payments have caused processing and late-fee disputes.

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Chapman
#102
67

Chapman

3.2(268)✓ Google-verifiedPublishes prices

Reviewers consistently praise the leasing and management team, particularly staff members Victoria, Alex, and Christina for their helpfulness and knowledge during the application process. The property has undergone recent upgrades, maintenance responds quickly to requests, and the building community feels welcoming and family-oriented. One significant security concern emerges: gates are frequently left open, creating vulnerability to vehicle theft. Prospective residents should assess parking safety and consider additional precautions if they own a vehicle.

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Casa Villa
#103
67

Casa Villa

3.9(237)✓ Google-verifiedPublishes prices

Staff like Javier (maintenance) and Lucy, Karen, and Adriana (leasing) earn consistent praise for going above and beyond, and the affordability draws renters from across North Texas. The catch: office turnover is frequent, move-in units sometimes arrive dirty with damage not yet addressed, and repair timelines slip past promised deadlines when problems fall outside air conditioning emergencies. Most recent reviews celebrate the community and people, but a detailed 1-star account from a tenant two months in flagged unfinished apartment prep, a hole in the dining floor still unrepaired, and a week-long wait for promised fixes. The business appears strongest during the leasing tour and with ongoing maintenance staff, weaker in turnover periods and move-in inspection standards.

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Pavillion At Samuels
#104
67

Pavillion At Samuels

4.3(33)✓ Google-verified

Most residents praise the quiet setting, townhome layouts, and especially the maintenance and office staff-Luis, Craig, and Chegan are named repeatedly for responsiveness. A minority report serious issues: one renter experienced flooding, ongoing roaches, and HVAC noise; another found the office understaffed and hard to reach. The property works well for those seeking tranquility close to downtown Fort Worth.

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South 400
#105
67

South 400

4.0(152)✓ Google-verifiedPublishes prices

Joan and the maintenance team earn consistent praise for fast, thorough repairs and genuine care. Anna (Assistant Manager) leaves residents feeling heard and supported. Yet serious gaps appear in security: packages vanish from an unsecured mail room, garages and elevators fail, and homeless individuals access hallways while management makes no visible changes despite daily resident complaints. The resort-style pool and fitness center are described as top-notch by some, though others report the gym dusty and dirty. Walls between units feel thin enough that noise carries. Multiple residents cite this luxury positioning as hollow when basic security and infrastructure falter for a year or more.

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The Huntley
#106
67

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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Standard River District
#107
67

Standard River District

4.0(147)✓ Google-verified

Leasing staff earn consistent praise for patience and personal attention, especially Etta, Daniel, Malique, and Kia. Grounds and units impress first-time visitors. But resident experiences fracture sharply: some report maintenance resolved in under 24 hours; others faced months-long unresolved leaks, ceiling damage with mold, AC failures in heat, and communication breakdowns. Move-out refunds arrive late or disputed. Noise from neighbors and inadequate soundproofing recur across complaints. Safety lapses include maintenance entering units without consent and unregistered parking tow charges.

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The Club at Stonegate Apartments
#108
66

The Club at Stonegate Apartments

3.9(348)✓ Google-verifiedPublishes prices

Living at Stonegate delivers a safe, walkable neighborhood and reasonable rent for the location, with friendly maintenance staff like Rod who respond quickly. Units include in-unit washer/dryer and access to a pool, disc golf, and dog park. However, many residents struggle with an unresponsive front office reliant on AI chatbots, ambiguous move-out charges, slow fixes for major issues like mold and ceiling leaks, and steep lease-break penalties that can exceed $5,700. The gap between move-in and move-out experiences is stark. While some leasing staff (particularly Preia) earn praise for attentiveness, the AI support system frustrates both prospective and current residents seeking real answers. Long-term problems-water damage, mold in bathrooms, pest control delays-can go unaddressed for months. Management transparency around deposits and final billing remains the sharpest complaint across recent reviews.

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District at LeftBank
#109
66

District at LeftBank

3.9(299)✓ Google-verifiedPublishes prices

Recent leasing staff earn consistent praise for responsiveness and friendliness, particularly Taejah, Britain, and Jason. The newer management team has sparked noticeable improvements in amenities and grounds cleanliness, with some residents reporting faster service. However, a significant divide emerges: multiple residents report critical maintenance failures including unresolved black mold, repeated water damage in the same unit, broken elevators, dysfunctional parking gates, and pest control that ignores requests despite eight attempted visits. Communication gaps persist despite the rebranding, and older complaints about noise and unsecured common areas remain unaddressed. Day-to-day living standards conflict with the leasing experience. Residents praise the apartment finishes and location, yet endure maintenance backlogs spanning weeks to months, security vulnerabilities (broken gates, theft), and sanitation problems (dog waste overflow, hallway odors). Some long-term residents note the contrast between prior management and current operations, suggesting the focus has shifted toward attracting new residents while neglecting those already living here.

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Village Creek
#110
66

Village Creek

3.9(265)✓ Google-verified

Residents and applicants report strong experiences with core staff like Candy and Katrina, who moved tenants in quickly and went out of their way to help. However, maintenance calls often go unanswered, emergency repairs have stalled for weeks, and recent turnover has left some residents frustrated with uneven office treatment and communication.

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Rio Vista Apartments
#111
66

Rio Vista Apartments

4.0(180)✓ Google-verified

New residents and long-term tenants report stark differences. Some praise the leasing team (Rosa and Neyler) for patience and quick approval, and note clean, spacious units on arrival. However, an alarming cluster of recent reviews (past month) document severe pest infestations, broken air conditioning left unrepaired for months, and management unresponsiveness despite pest control fees paid. A resident with children and special needs called the complex unsuitable; another described furniture lost to roaches despite monthly pest fees. Older positive reviews celebrated maintenance responsiveness and affordability, but current reviews suggest significant deterioration in upkeep and management follow-through. Staff demeanor splits: leasing staff consistently praised as respectful and helpful; management (specifically Rosa, in recent accounts) faces allegations of illegal entry, unresponsiveness to maintenance complaints, and confrontational behavior. One resident noted a charging structure that includes surprise fees and forced lease extensions. Families with young children, tenants with medical vulnerabilities, and those intolerant of pest problems should look elsewhere.

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Taj Mahal Apartments
#112
66

Taj Mahal Apartments

3.6(103)✓ Google-verifiedPublishes prices

Long-term residents return year after year for the same reason: Jackie Sevilla's management team, backed by maintenance staff David and Emad, treats people like family. Work orders happen fast, rent includes utilities, and the grounds stay clean and peaceful. Loyalty runs deep (residents cite 10, 11, 17, and 20-year stays), yet one recent review hints that despite the strong management, the physical plant itself hasn't evolved much. For those seeking affordable, all-bills-paid stability in a quiet, well-managed pocket of Fort Worth, the trade-off is clear.

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Avana River Park
#113
65

Avana River Park

3.9(230)✓ Google-verified

Five-star reviews praise Doug and Sandra for responsive maintenance and leasing support, citing move-in ease and dog park value. However, persistent complaints dominate: residents report chronic cigarette and weed smoke, multiple water floods with mold (blamed on poor fixes and Greystar ownership), weak sound insulation causing sleep loss, and weeks-long outages of heat and water. One tenant claimed a $2,000 false billing after moving out. The complex shows a stark divide between those praising specific staff and those fleeing serious habitability issues. Structural problems run deep: drainage failures repeat each winter, AC units fail before replacement, and management reportedly dismisses health complaints. Reviews since the 2021 Greystar transition cite communication blackouts and aggressive rent hikes. Dog owners enjoy the park and treat stations, but maintenance quality and building envelope integrity appear inconsistent. Renovations are ongoing, pricing is rising, and tenants warn prospective residents to research thoroughly before committing.

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Highline on Magnolia
#114
65

Highline on Magnolia

4.3(45)✓ Google-verified

Reviewers consistently praise the newly built units, the walkable Southside location near restaurants and shops, and named staff members Kevin, Eveliz, and Lee for their hands-on support. Maintenance requests are typically handled same-day. However, a recurring and serious problem emerges after move-out: management becomes unresponsive to emails and calls about security deposits, with some residents waiting months and needing to escalate to regional management to recover funds. Delivery service suffers from unpredictable office coverage on weekends and Mondays despite posted hours, and parking availability is constrained with year-long wait lists for reserved spots. The building itself feels safe and well-maintained during occupancy, with fresh finishes and modern appliances. Issues stem from operational gaps in back-office communication and staffing consistency rather than the physical property.

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Heights of Cityview
#115
65

Heights of Cityview

3.8(380)✓ Google-verified

The community splits starkly: residents praise Chris, Patrick, James, and the office team (Ali, Shakeria, Tanya, Bre) for quick problem-solving and genuine care, but multiple recent tenants report arriving to filthy apartments with trash and roaches, facing weeks without AC in Texas heat, and encountering persistent management silence on serious issues like water damage and mold. The property management appears inconsistent-some matters get rapid attention while others languish unresolved for months, and unexpected fees add frustration.

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The Atlantic Station
#116
65

The Atlantic Station

3.8(330)✓ Google-verified

Long-term residents and new arrivals praise Jackie, Destiny, and the office team for guiding them through move-in and handling requests promptly. Yet the experience fractures sharply: some find the community safe and reasonably priced with amenities and quick maintenance, while others report roach infestations despite assurances, refrigerators left unfixed for a week, gate malfunctions, and aggressive towing policies. One staff member named Angel delivered dismissive, unprofessional responses to a noise complaint, contrasting starkly with the warmth five-star reviewers describe. Amenities like the pool close frequently, gym equipment is sparse, and move-in conditions have ranged from poor (holes painted over, non-functional appliances) to acceptable. The complex sits in a quiet community popular with BNSF employees, yet trash accumulation, exterior maintenance lapses, and inconsistent security gate performance suggest management attention is patchy. Jackie and Destiny reliably stand out, but inconsistency across departments and staff creates risk.

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Bottle House on Main
#117
65

Bottle House on Main

3.8(255)✓ Google-verified

Bottle House draws strong endorsements for standout staff like Edgar, Gigi, Kaleigh, and Tristun, who earn repeated praise for attentive tours and quick maintenance response. That said, several residents and visitors report cockroaches, dirty hallways and elevators, spotty email and package handling, and a flooded basement. The property's downtown location and community feel appeal to those prioritising proximity to the Fort Worth core, but cleanliness and management consistency remain pain points. The complex offers 1 and 2-bedroom units, fitness and pool amenities, and pet-friendly housing with carport parking. Reviews highlight that the pool loses sun after 3:30 PM and the basement parking can flood. Management turnover appears frequent. Prospective residents should factor in a property where individual staff talent varies significantly and building-wide upkeep is inconsistent.

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The Stella
#118
65

The Stella

3.8(213)✓ Google-verified

Recent management changes have won praise for responsiveness and care, with residents naming Ashley, Brenda, and Trish for going the extra mile. However, multiple long-term residents report persistent billing mistakes, unsafe conditions including drug use and overdoses nearby, roaches and rats, and units that were dirty and poorly maintained despite claims of renovation. New staff cannot offset the deep maintenance and safety problems reviewers document with photos and police records.

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Loft Vue Living
#119
65

Loft Vue Living

3.8(211)✓ Google-verified

Five-star reviews highlight staff like Roderick and Roger, who guide first-time renters through leasing with patience and energy. Furnished apartments near TCU attract students seeking affordability. However, one-star reviews paint a stark picture: maintenance requests languish unaddressed, security cameras fail during vehicle break-ins, hallways smell, and residents report questionable billing practices. Several guests noted units arrived filthy after turnover. The gap between the polished tour experience and daily living is stark. Management appears engaged during lease signing but slow to respond once tenants move in. Fire alarm outages, garage door failures, and what one resident called "human feces on the floor left for hours" suggest operational lapses. Near-TCU location and furnished option appeal to students, yet maintenance delays and billing confusion undermine that value. The 3.8 rating masks a divided tenant base: long-term residents praise the venue, but recent arrivals report recurring problems.

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Southern Oaks Apartments
#120
65

Southern Oaks Apartments

3.9(131)✓ Google-verified

Five-star reviewers consistently praise the leasing office staff (especially Brenda and Norma) for going above and beyond during move-in and day-to-day interactions, and maintenance technician Glenn Jones for quick, professional repairs. However, recent one-star reviews highlight critical failures: a tenant's A/C stayed broken for two weeks during a heatwave, pest infestations were not properly addressed despite multiple work orders, and billing disputes arose after move-out with unclear payment processes. The community is described as quiet and convenient for shopping, and most tenants experience reliable maintenance and friendly staff. The gulf between positive and negative reviews points to inconsistent service delivery, particularly during high-stress situations or complex requests. Pet policy transparency and emergency response protocols appear to be pain points that undermine otherwise strong customer relationships.

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Laurel Heights at Cityview
#121
64

Laurel Heights at Cityview

3.8(369)✓ Google-verified

Residents describe fast maintenance and a welcoming leasing team, though recent improvements to gates and utilities are noted. Serious complaints center on parking tow policies that catch registered cars, broken appliances that stay broken, persistent pest problems, and management that brushes off concerns instead of fixing them.

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Hulen Park Place Townhomes
#122
64

Hulen Park Place Townhomes

3.9(107)✓ Google-verifiedPublishes prices

Some residents praise Ms. Nicole's attentiveness and the maintenance team's speed, with work orders completed within 24 hours. Others report the opposite: an inaccessible office, dismissive responses to serious problems like ceiling leaks and flooding, and shifting between managers over the years. The property itself is described as clean and quiet when it works, but complaints about structural issues, pest control gaps, and unequal treatment point to systemic inconsistency. Townhouses offer modern finishes (tile, stainless steel, stone fireplaces) and in-unit laundry, but reviews split sharply on whether management fixes problems promptly or ignores them for months. The salt-water pool charges apply even when residents say it's rarely open. Whether you feel at home depends largely on timing and which manager you encounter.

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The Savoy
#123
64

The Savoy

4.0(89)✓ Google-verified

Savoy draws strong praise for staff warmth and occasional quick turnarounds, particularly leasing agent Kyndra, and residents value the affordability and family-pet friendliness. Serious friction emerges around security lapses, recurrent pest and utility failures (Wi-Fi, AC), sluggish resolution when repairs matter, and unit readiness, with two residents citing documented concerns and early lease termination.

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CoHo Apartments
#124
64 low data

CoHo Apartments

4.4(23)✓ Google-verifiedPublishes prices

Residents consistently praise responsive maintenance and engaged staff, particularly naming Kim and Tony. The small, tech-forward Ori units suit solo dwellers near downtown breweries. Security deposit disputes and gate access failures create friction for some departing tenants.

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Villas at 1404 Apartments
#125
63

Villas at 1404 Apartments

3.8(163)✓ Google-verifiedPublishes prices

Jewel and other office staff earn consistent praise for warmth and responsiveness during leasing and basic service requests. However, the complex struggles with basic upkeep: residents report overgrown grass, pest infestations, non-working air conditioning, and condition mismatches between advertised and move-in units. Maintenance appears underfunded or understaffed, and hidden charges (internet, pest control, credit repair) stack on top of advertised rent. Newer residents often rate higher than those with longer tenure, suggesting problems accumulate over occupancy. For budget-conscious renters willing to pursue maintenance requests actively, the low entry price and responsive office staff can work. Those expecting advertised amenities or hands-off living should look elsewhere.

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The Borough Apartments
#126
63

The Borough Apartments

3.7(203)✓ Google-verified

Staff like Charlene and Jada earn consistent praise for professionalism and going the extra mile on rent issues and leasing. However, systemic problems undermine daily living: water leaks that flood bedrooms, unchecked roach and rat infestations, mold that management has covered up rather than remediated, and repeated office staff changes paired with periods of total communication breakdown. The quiet location and friendly individuals at the desk cannot offset structural failures and maintenance neglect that residents describe as "the worst conditions." A clear split emerges: residents who interact mainly with the office team report excellent service, while those facing building failures report they are ignored for weeks or months. New management (Charlene, Alyssa) has improved morale since late 2025, but infrastructure problems and office accessibility remain unresolved.

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Villas at Cantamar Apartments
#127
63

Villas at Cantamar Apartments

3.7(203)✓ Google-verifiedPublishes prices

Leasing staff earn consistent praise for warmth and helpfulness, particularly Jessica and Alexia, who walk applicants through affordable options and move-in quickly. Property grounds appeal visually, with clean apartments, pools, and balconies. However, residents report serious friction over reserved parking rules (one disabled resident blocked from accessible routes; another had a car towed after four months in the same spot), unexplained rent amount changes, and pest complaints that went unresponded to.

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The Estates at Ridglea Hills
#128
63

The Estates at Ridglea Hills

3.9(181)✓ Google-verified

Tenants consistently praise the staff by name and describe fast maintenance fixes and a pet-friendly atmosphere without breed limits. However, a substantial group reports ongoing pest problems, AC failures during heat waves, mold in vents, inadequate security response to known criminal residents, and frustration with the towing company's practices.

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Renaissance Gardens
#129
63

Renaissance Gardens

3.7(191)✓ Google-verified

Five-star reviewers consistently praise the office staff, particularly Nelly, Lilia, and Lila, for going above and beyond during move-in and ongoing support. Long-term residents note recent improvements under new management, with prompt work order fixes and responsive pest control. However, a significant portion report recurring roach and gnat infestations, receiving units in poor condition despite showings of clean ones, and minimal relief from treatment efforts, leaving some to exit rather than endure repeated hassles.

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Bexley at Left Bank
#130
63

Bexley at Left Bank

3.8(232)✓ Google-verified

Bexley at Left Bank polarizes residents sharply: newer arrivals and those needing routine maintenance praise the responsiveness of Erin and Josh, and enjoy the resort-style pool and fitness center. Long-term tenants report chronic frustration with major repairs (AC broken three times in six months, gates down for weeks or months), dismissive office staff, steep yearly rent hikes that far exceed market rates, and persistent cleanliness issues in common areas, with some units affected by water damage and mold from flooding incidents. The building's central amenities draw positive first impressions, but maintenance communication breaks down under significant problems: warranty work stalls, office staff ignore calls, and residents describe being left to self-advocate or file credit disputes. One prospective tenant was charged $3,500 and had credit damage after declining to move in due to hallway odors. Wall thinness, broken gates, and pest management are ongoing concerns that separate newcomer enthusiasm from long-term resident frustration.

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The Palmer
#131
63

The Palmer

4.0(61)✓ Google-verified

The Palmer draws strong praise for its quieter boutique feel, attentive leasing staff including Brooke and Lilly, and pet-friendly grounds in Fort Worth's River District. However, one detailed account documents serious billing failures: unpaid deposits, erroneous rent charges sent to collections, and management's repeated failure to resolve the issue despite acknowledged errors and false claims of contact with debt collectors.

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Historic Electric Building Apartments
#132
63

Historic Electric Building Apartments

3.9(113)✓ Google-verified

Staff greet tenants warmly, and leasing agents like Breanna and Rickey earn consistent praise for their patience. Behind that welcome lies frustration: elevators fail repeatedly, water service cuts occur, flooring lets smells and noise through, and cleaners struggle to keep pace with a near-100-year-old structure. The building's historic appeal masks aging systems and maintenance gaps that leave residents-especially those on upper floors-planning their exit.

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Valencia Plaza Apartments
#133
62

Valencia Plaza Apartments

4.3(29)✓ Google-verifiedPublishes prices

Strong staff attention from newer management (Meagan, Marco) has won over many tenants, who praise the quiet, spacious setting and willingness to help with accessibility needs. However, chronic AC failures and delayed work order responses plague some long-term residents, who report being hospitalized from heat and dismissive communication after multiple requests for fixes.

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Carmel Creekside Apartments
#134
62

Carmel Creekside Apartments

3.7(347)✓ Google-verifiedPublishes prices

Long-term residents express genuine affection for the community and staff warmth, particularly praising leasing coordinators Paige and Madison. However, systemic issues with air conditioning repairs, management responsiveness, safety incidents, and fee structures erode confidence, with several tenants citing weeks-long HVAC failures and feeling unheard by leadership. Most complaints center on maintenance delays and lack of accountability. Multiple reviewers report AC units at 80+ degrees for extended periods despite repair requests, roof leaks causing mold and water damage, and towing disputes. The complex also appears to face neighborhood safety challenges. Some satisfied residents feel trapped by affordability rather than enthusiasm.

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Caden Apartments
#135
62

Caden Apartments

3.7(273)✓ Google-verifiedPublishes prices

Front desk staff like Melanie and Tony earn consistent praise for friendliness and going the extra mile during leasing and problem-solving. However, reviewers report persistent pest issues, slow maintenance response from an undersized team, and complaints that urgent repairs like shower damage go unfixed for months.

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Bell Lancaster Apartments
#136
62

Bell Lancaster Apartments

3.7(258)✓ Google-verified

Karen's consistent excellence as a leasing agent draws praise, and when maintenance responds it often moves quickly. But the complex struggles with the fundamentals: units arrive dirty, repairs drag on even for essentials like air conditioning, and move-out billing disputes upset departing residents. Management changes frequently, leaving tenants uncertain who to call. Common areas (parking garage, pool, trash zones) feel neglected. Staff warmth masks structural problems. One tenant documented a three-year pattern of temporary fixes instead of lasting repairs, leaked balcony doors with mold, understaffed grounds maintenance, and overflowing dumpsters. Another paid $800 in unexpected rent because a promised promotion was never applied. The property's "luxury" label conflicts sharply with what long-term residents actually experience.

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The Kimberly Apartments
#137
62

The Kimberly Apartments

3.7(239)✓ Google-verifiedPublishes prices

Staff like Karina and Stephanie consistently earn five-star praise for guiding renters through the lease and move-in process with genuine warmth. Maintenance teams Noe and Adan also win recognition for prompt repairs. The real divide is property condition: cheaper rent attracts budget-conscious tenants, but many report roach infestations, outdated finishes that don't match photos, and slow or missing pest control. A/C failures and parking hassles further frustrate residents, and emergency responsiveness appears inconsistent. One recent one-star review documents a three-day summer cooling outage during a holiday weekend. Renters who stay long-term (since 2016) describe it fondly; those expecting modern amenities for market-rate pricing find the gap between listing images and reality hard to overlook. Recent management changes (CAF takeover mentioned nine months ago) brought staff like district manager Ceann R. and brought praise for improved service. Yet pest control, unit cleanliness between tenants, and responsiveness to urgent repairs remain unresolved for vocal residents, suggesting inconsistent follow-through.

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The Kelley at Samuels Avenue
#138
62

The Kelley at Samuels Avenue

3.6(252)✓ Google-verified

Residents and recent visitors consistently praise the leasing staff by name-Sheree, Ingrid, Omar, Vanessa-for warm, attentive tours and a genuine effort to match units to individual needs. The infinity pool, river views, downtown location, and high-end finishes draw strong approval, and maintenance (Berto noted) responds within hours to requests. However, a cluster of application-stage complaints reveals significant operational friction. Multiple guests report being encouraged to apply and pay deposits for units later deemed unavailable, refunds withheld for weeks or months, and vague or defensive responses when challenged. One family reported being told access was confirmed, driving 350 miles to relocate, then having their application terminated without explanation and police called on them for seeking answers. Staff distraction and privacy breaches during the application process also surface.

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Bryan Flats
#139
62

Bryan Flats

4.2(16)✓ Google-verified

Residents praise Alicia, the leasing manager, for her authenticity and willingness to solve problems, and note the building is clean with convenient shared spaces. However, some report slow maintenance, poor soundproofing, street parking frustrations, and billing confusion. Location near West 7th and West Magnolia appeals to those valuing urban walkability over quiet isolation.

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Mylo Apartment Homes
#140
61

Mylo Apartment Homes

3.6(438)✓ Google-verifiedPublishes prices

Mylo draws strong praise for its office team and individual maintenance staff members like Jason, Kyle, and Rick, who residents say respond quickly to repair requests. Nancy, Susan, and others are frequently mentioned for warm, helpful service during the leasing process. However, a consistent and vocal group reports serious maintenance gaps: AC units that stay broken for months, water leaks blamed on residents rather than investigated, and pest control scheduled weekly but never arriving. The valet trash service, charged at $30 monthly, draws repeated complaints for leaving cardboard boxes and debris at dumpsters. For prospective residents, the split between five-star and one-star reviews (60% versus 32%) reflects a stark divide. Those who interact positively with staff find the community welcoming and peaceful. Those dealing with maintenance or pest issues report months-long unresolved problems, minimal follow-up on work orders, and frustration that complaints are not taken seriously.

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Residences at Eastland
#141
61 low data

Residences at Eastland

3.7(115)✓ Google-verified

Residences at Eastland draws praise for location and cleanliness, but divided on management consistency. Some residents report friendly staff handling accommodations well; others cite office non-responsiveness and complaints about selective parking enforcement favoring management over residents.

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The Trail Lakes Apartments
#142
61

The Trail Lakes Apartments

4.6(14)✓ Google-verified

Most residents love the clean, quiet grounds and especially Amanda, the property manager, whom they credit with making the place stand out. Recent management changes have triggered concerns about inconsistent monthly charges and misleading specials, leading at least one tenant to break their lease.

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The Henderson
#143
61

The Henderson

3.6(269)✓ Google-verified

Linda and select maintenance staff (Ryan, Noel) earn strong praise for responsiveness and genuine care; some residents moved in on shortened timelines after management intervention. However, deep structural problems persist: water damage and mold from failing fire suppression systems, widespread pest infiltration, broken gates and elevators, and clogged trash areas reflect years of underinvestment and multiple ownership changes. Multiple reviews describe noisy neighbors, missing window screens, and icy deposit-to-collections practices. Staff professionalism splits sharply: highly praised in some interactions, described as rude or dismissive in others. The property, originally built around 1998, became 51% RAD-owned in 2019 with promises of capital improvements that have not materialized. Residents report management prioritizing occupancy over long-term upkeep. One long-term resident noted recent improvements under the current maintenance team (over 12 months in place), but structural issues (2021 freeze damage, ceiling leaks affecting multiple units, inadequate drainage) continue unresolved.

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Burnett Lofts
#144
61

Burnett Lofts

3.6(118)✓ Google-verifiedPublishes prices

Recent management changes have turned this downtown luxury loft into a community many residents trust and recommend. Staff like Kayla and Derrick respond to maintenance emergencies at 1am and handle issues before residents complain, though persistent parking garage security failures continue to frustrate tenants. The location near Sundance Square and Burnett Park appeals to downtown professionals and pet owners. Complaints center on the gate's recurring failures allowing vehicle theft attempts, and confusion over promotional rent discounts that reviewers felt misrepresented online pricing.

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Highland Park Apartments
#145
61

Highland Park Apartments

3.7(94)✓ Google-verified

Leasing staff like Kenda, Perla, and Daisy earn consistent praise for professionalism and patience; several tenants credit them with smooth move-ins and welcoming first impressions. The quiet Fort Worth location and spacious units appeal to families and long-term renters, and maintenance responds well when engaged. However, multiple reviews describe severe delays in addressing maintenance requests, unresolved pest infestations, mold from water damage, and charges tenants dispute at move-out. The property is aging, and responsiveness varies sharply by staff member.

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Shady Oaks Manor Apartments
#146
61

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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Woodhill Apartments
#147
60

Woodhill Apartments

4.0(85)✓ Google-verified

Woodhill draws praise for attentive office staff and clean units, attracting residents who value quiet living. Long-term tenants highlight peacefulness and pet accommodation. However, significant maintenance gaps emerge: pest problems persist despite complaints, aging equipment breaks frequently, and management's response to noise violations and parking issues falls short of expectations. The complex suits those prioritising stable, tranquil housing but demands tolerance for dated infrastructure and management limitations.

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Sansom Pointe Senior
#148
60

Sansom Pointe Senior

3.8(98)✓ Google-verified

Staff like Sabrina earn consistent praise for warmth and responsiveness, and the rent fits tight budgets for the square footage offered. Community events draw residents, and amenities such as the fitness center appeal. However, severe operational problems undermine living conditions: roaches are reported in hallways and inside units, smoking (cigarette and marijuana) infiltrates apartments despite a non-smoking policy, elevators break down regularly, and management is accused of dismissing tenant concerns rather than fixing them. Crime incidents and poor grounds upkeep round out a pattern of neglect.

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Everly Plaza
#149
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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Maxwell Apartments
#150
60

Maxwell Apartments

3.6(347)✓ Google-verifiedPublishes prices

Maxwell attracts strong praise for certain staff members (Alice, Veronica, Ruben, Fernando) who handle leasing and move-ins with genuine care, and residents who stay long-term often credit maintenance for showing up. But the business operates inconsistently: billing errors lead to collections; emergency AC requests go unanswered for hours; office staff attitudes vary wildly between helpful and dismissive; and fee disputes leave first-time renters out hundreds of dollars with no clear path to resolution. The gap between best-case and worst-case experiences here is enormous. Recent moves hint at trouble. When property management changed, maintenance response times fell from same-day to a week. Residents report safety hazards ignored (balcony damage), pest control added as a fee that never materializes, and an AI chatbot replacing human judgment on complex tenant issues. Leasing quality stays good, but operations lag.

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The Barcelona On Chisholm Trail
#151
60

The Barcelona On Chisholm Trail

3.6(341)✓ Google-verifiedPublishes prices

Shay, the leasing agent, earns consistent praise for patience, professionalism, and genuine care during the move-in process. Most residents who mention her strongly recommend the complex based on her work alone. However, satisfaction collapses once residents move in: maintenance requests languish for months without follow-up, pest problems persist despite treatment, plumbing leaks go unrepaired, and office staff become difficult to reach. Security lapses (broken gate, homeless trespassing) and service failures (missing hot water, closed pool all summer) compound the frustration. The newer management transition has not yet resolved these systemic response problems, leaving many feeling neglected despite paying rent. Staff turnover in the leasing department has been severe, and Shay now carries an outsized burden managing resident expectations and complaints that maintenance should be handling. The complex's grounds and tree-lined setting appeal to some, but the gap between the welcoming move-in experience and the ongoing operational failures has fractured trust among longer-term residents. Catalyst Multifamily Management (the regional operator) eventually cancelled at least one disputed charge after formal escalation, suggesting systemic billing and communication breakdowns reach beyond the property itself.

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McCart Apartments
#152
60

McCart Apartments

3.9(71)✓ Google-verified

Residents consistently praise the leasing agent Audrey for patience and professionalism, but experience is heavily shadowed by infrastructure failures. Plumbing leaks recur across units, maintenance delays stretch for weeks, and mold spots get painted over rather than fixed. Laundry machines stay broken for months. The gap between website photos and actual unit condition, combined with charges for pre-existing damage, fuels frustration over the rent paid.

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Magnolia Park Apartments
#153
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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Tuscany Apartments
#154
60

Tuscany Apartments

3.5(205)✓ Google-verified

Tuscany Apartments attracts residents seeking calm surroundings and draws praise for specific staff members who work hard and a dog park that residents use. However, reviews consistently document persistent cockroach problems, delays in climate control repairs, and unresolved maintenance requests that stretch months. The community has loyal long-term residents alongside many who report health concerns and leave early despite lease penalties.

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Sansom Bluff Apartments
#155
60

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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Eastbank at Waterside
#156
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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Linwood Square
#157
60

Linwood Square

3.8(66)✓ Google-verifiedPublishes prices

Linwood Square offers genuinely affordable housing for seniors 62+ with utilities and amenities included, and residents with positive experiences praise specific staff members and the apartment finishes. Management responsiveness and cleanliness are persistent pain points: some report missing files, poor communication, and grounds that aren't maintained consistently, though the complex itself is well-designed for those on fixed incomes.

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La Jolla Apartments
#158
60 low data

La Jolla Apartments

4.1(71)✓ Google-verified

Long-term residents praise the location, safety, and manager availability, but recent reviews flag neglected grounds, broken air conditioning, and pest issues. A shift downward appears evident: older five-star reviews cite excellent upkeep and quick maintenance, while 1-star complaints from the past year describe deteriorating infrastructure and ineffective repairs.

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Handley Oaks Apartments
#159
60

Handley Oaks Apartments

4.0(59)✓ Google-verified

Staff members Norma and Lupita earn consistent praise for leasing support and customer service; many residents describe a quiet, safe atmosphere and appreciate the spacious layouts. Serious drawbacks include documented pest problems that persist despite work orders and a pattern of unresolved maintenance issues after move-in, along with complaints about rent discrepancies and limited parking.

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Monticello Crossroads
#160
60

Monticello Crossroads

3.6(144)✓ Google-verified

Monticello Crossroads draws sharply divided opinions. Newer residents and those working with leasing manager Roger or Johan report friendly service and noticeable property improvements; longer-term tenants complain of chronic AC failures, unresponsive office staff, amenities (pool, gym) closed for weeks or months without updates, and poor enforcement of community standards. The core divide appears tied to management tenure. Recent reviews credit new leadership with turning the property around, yet simultaneous complaints detail months-long maintenance delays, missed deadlines, and office hours not honored. Tenants with urgent issues-failing AC in summer heat, sewer odors, children with health concerns-report repeated requests going unaddressed and difficulty reaching anyone who answers their calls or emails.

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University House TCU
#161
60

University House TCU

4.1(60)✓ Google-verified

Most recent residents praise University House for its cleanliness, responsive management, and direct access to TCU within a five-minute walk. Amenities like the coffee bar, study rooms, and covered parking earn repeated mention. Older complaints about cockroaches and sudden lease cancellations (without clear follow-up communication) signal past operational lapses, though current reviews show no recurrence of those issues.

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Briella Fort Worth Apartments
#162
60

Briella Fort Worth Apartments

3.5(398)✓ Google-verifiedPublishes prices

Strong front-office service under staff like Crystal and Yanira draws praise, but widespread complaints about pest control, aggressive towing, and maintenance delays paint a starkly different picture from move-in. Residents report roaches, broken fixtures needing city intervention, and a cycle of issues management struggles to address, though maintenance staff themselves are described as friendly when reachable.

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The Union at River East
#163
60

The Union at River East

3.6(236)✓ Google-verified

Move-in satisfaction quickly fades once residents encounter issues. Orlando and the maintenance team (Ryan) earn repeated praise for speed and courtesy, but serious safety problems, billing errors, and unresponsive management after lease signing create deep frustration. A few residents have experienced long-term broken security gates, theft from vehicles, unresolved neighbor disputes requiring police calls, and disputed charges sent to collections despite prior payment documentation. Management's tone and follow-through on repairs and disability accommodations concern those paying $1,800 monthly. The complex offers genuinely valued amenities (pool, outdoor spaces, lounge areas) and a smooth application journey with Orlando, but the disconnect between pre-lease attentiveness and post-lease responsiveness is the defining complaint. Residents consistently note management ignores emails and office visits about safety, maintenance, and billing matters.

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Cambridge Court
#164
60

Cambridge Court

3.6(149)✓ Google-verified

Half the reviews praise staff warmth and professionalism, particularly named team members like Monique and Alexys. The other half reports chronic failures: phones go unanswered for days, promised amenities stay closed indefinitely, maintenance waits stretch to months, and parking violations result in swift towing with little tenant discretion.

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Ridgmar Oaks
#165
60

Ridgmar Oaks

3.9(38)✓ Google-verified

Ridgmar Oaks splits starkly between two eras: residents praise spacious units and staff like Lisa, Viviana, and Jesus for fast fixes and genuine care. But recent reviews describe roach problems, failed air conditioning for weeks, poor move-in conditions, and a 3-month gap with no updates on major repairs. The newer management gets things done; the underlying building issues and inconsistent responsiveness remain.

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The Ryan Apartments
#166
59

The Ryan Apartments

3.4(247)✓ Google-verifiedPublishes prices

Strong leasing staff like Cory, Chasity, and De'La earn consistent praise for attentive, speedy move-in help and follow-up; maintenance staff including Alfred and Douglas respond quickly to requests. However, a significant group reports persistent roaches, broken AC left unrepaired for months, rising mystery fees beyond those disclosed at signing, and unresponsive management when complaints escalate. Safety and noise issues also surface in longer-resident reviews. The split is sharp: newer residents and those with attentive managers report satisfaction; those with tenure or facing maintenance emergencies describe deteriorating conditions, staff indifference, and billing surprises. Dog park and pool amenities are highlighted when grounds feel safe to use.

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Dylan Apartments
#167
59

Dylan Apartments

3.4(216)✓ Google-verifiedPublishes prices

A split picture emerges. Residents who move in praise the modern look, calm atmosphere, and staff friendliness (Celia, Maria, Claudia mentioned by name). Maintenance techs like Andres respond quickly to requests. The darker reality: multiple tenants report roach infestations serious enough to affect food storage and bedding. Complaints about pool closures, non-functioning toilets, and unprofessional handling of disputes are recurring. Rent ($1,200-$1,700 for 1-3 beds) is steep for the issues many encounter.

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The Griffin Apartments
#168
59

The Griffin Apartments

3.8(216)✓ Google-verified

The Griffin earns praise for individual staff members-particularly a manager and maintenance workers Angel, Carlos, and Jose-who deliver professional, patient service when reached. However, a pattern of structural failures dominates the review picture: AC units break and stay broken for months despite repeated work orders that are closed without repair, units arrive filthy with mold, roaches, and leftover debris, the leasing office proves hard to contact and often closed during advertised hours, and applicants report deposits withheld after denial with no explanation. Several residents describe feeling trapped in unlivable conditions while management promises compensation that never materialises. The core issue is not individual incompetence but systemic: maintenance requests vanish from the system, communication tools fail (voicemail loops, emails ignored), and move-in inspections do not happen before lease signing. One reviewer waited two years for a functioning AC; others paid their own money for units or hotel stays to survive the heat. The business's own website promises on-site management and gated community safety, yet residents report rats, ants, and roaches throughout common areas and units. Trust is fractured when staff say repairs are complete but inspections reveal wiring errors and recurring failures.

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Reserve at Quebec
#169
59

Reserve at Quebec

3.0(209)✓ Google-verifiedPublishes prices

Maintenance technicians Tony and Luis earn consistent praise for speed and courtesy, and recent office management is viewed as caring and organized. However, multiple residents report months-long repair delays, emergency calls ignored, AC failures that go unresolved for over a year, and at least one billing claim for rent owed after lease termination. The gap between best-case and worst-case resident experiences is stark.

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Sierra Gardens
#170
59

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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The Crosby Apartments
#171
59

The Crosby Apartments

3.3(202)✓ Google-verifiedPublishes prices

Staff members like Tyler and Jessica earn consistent praise for friendliness and initial support, and several long-term residents appreciate the low rent, affordable utilities, and peaceful setting. However, a significant portion of reviews report serious maintenance failures (mold, broken windows left unfixed for months, poor AC), pest problems, unresponsive office communication after signing, and neighborhood safety issues including gunshots, drug activity, and frequent evictions. The community polarizes: those who stay longer often overlook shortcomings for affordability; newer residents facing maintenance backlogs or pest invasions leave quickly and frustrated.

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Estrella at Seminary Apartments
#172
59

Estrella at Seminary Apartments

3.7(94)✓ Google-verifiedPublishes prices

Five-star reviews highlight staff like Patricia, Ana, and Jessica for patience during out-of-state relocations and responsiveness to move-in questions. However, residents report a stark divide: those with engaged maintenance (Pedro named as thorough) contrast sharply with numerous complaints of work orders marked complete without visits, persistent roaches and mold across units, and doors installed crooked that barely close. Management responsiveness splits along lines reviewers describe as inequitable. Some praise quick office replies to maintenance requests; others say the same office staff refuses entry, walks away mid-conversation, or leaves problems unfixed for months despite repeated reports. Pest control, heating, plumbing holes, and water leaks are cited as chronic unresolved issues. One reviewer stayed 13 months fighting for basic service; another paid for fumigation that was never performed.

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Sun Ridge Apartments
#173
59

Sun Ridge Apartments

3.5(146)✓ Google-verified

Five-star reviewers consistently highlight Cecilia's speed and care during move-in, along with quick maintenance response times and a peaceful setting. However, a significant 32 percent of reviews are one or two stars, citing pest infestations, rude management, and concerns about staff reliability, which reviewers say drives the overall experience more than the physical space.

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The Falls & Oak Village
#174
59

The Falls & Oak Village

3.5(390)✓ Google-verified

Reviewers split sharply: those praising leasing staff (Mariana, Gabby, Irene) and recent management effort contrast starkly with tenants reporting severe pest infestations, slow maintenance fixes, and safety issues including theft and vehicle break-ins. Long-term residents acknowledge staff are trying to reverse years of neglect, but complaints about rats persisting for over a year and unsafe laundry facilities suggest structural problems remain unresolved.

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Regency at Ridgmar
#175
59

Regency at Ridgmar

2.5(285)✓ Google-verified

Fresh management has won over many residents with fast responses, unit quality, and leasing help from staff member Brenda. But long-standing complaints persist: not all four entry gates work, reserved parking costs $4.99 daily without labels, dumpsters are scarce, the pool closed most of two summers, and newer tenants report plumbing floods. One resident flagged a safety concern (armed resident on grounds) and office privacy issues. The split between five-star praise and one/two-star complaints suggests two different experiences depending on unit location, lease timing, and management responsiveness. Staff turnover appears to have improved morale, yet infrastructure problems and parking policies remain unresolved.

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The Franklin at Samuels Avenue
#176
59

The Franklin at Samuels Avenue

3.3(252)✓ Google-verified

The Franklin draws strong praise for its front office team, especially Estela and Aaliyah, and residents value the spacious layouts and proximity to downtown Fort Worth. Yet maintenance neglect defines the broader experience: hallways accumulate trash for months, AC units fail during summer heat with no follow-up, gates and elevator doors stay broken, and management proves nearly impossible to reach despite residents' repeated attempts to address issues. Move-out communication turns adversarial, with final statements arriving late, charges submitted to collections without notice, and records disputes unresolved. Staff care appears personal and genuine, but the property's infrastructure and back-office systems fall significantly short of basic apartment standards.

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Taylor Commons
#177
59

Taylor Commons

3.6(143)✓ Google-verifiedPublishes prices

Staff turnover under new management has energized resident experience for many, especially those interacting with Cory, Kamitia, and maintenance tech Tim. Renovated units feel fresh, and AC repairs under a business day earned praise. Yet chronic summer overheating in non-renovated units, pest infestations, and amenity closures (pool, gym limited hours, social area shuttered for three years) frustrate longer-term residents who say the property deprioritizes them in favor of newcomers. Management's responsiveness has improved recently, but underlying infrastructure issues remain unaddressed. Fines for standard services and reports of lax nighttime security add friction. The divide between five-star and one-star experiences reflects real inconsistency: new arrivals rave about Cory's onboarding; tenants of years voice burnout over repeated false promises about repairs.

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Mariposa Park Apartments
#178
59

Mariposa Park Apartments

3.5(103)✓ Google-verified

Staff turnover has reshaped resident experience here. Melina, Edith, and Rafael are repeatedly named for quick repairs, welcoming leasing help, and daily on-property presence. Longtime tenants credit them with recent transformation from earlier poor management. Maintenance quality varies; parking lot lighting remains a safety concern for those arriving early. The complex offers pet-friendly units, balconies on select floors, and easy freeway access near Ridgmar Mall. Long-term residents speak warmly, though some note maintenance inconsistency.

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Cobble Hill
#179
59

Cobble Hill

3.5(127)✓ Google-verifiedPublishes prices

Cobble Hill draws strong praise for newer property manager Devin's attentiveness and staff like Kellie's helpfulness, plus affordable rent and a welcoming pet policy. The grounds have improved noticeably in recent months. However, reviewers report chronic roach problems in back units, inconsistent office responsiveness, and stark differences in experience depending on which staff member handles your lease. One tenant fought a three-year infestation before being moved; another missed work for a tour cancelled without notice. Application fee disputes and communication gaps during maintenance are recurring concerns.

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La Hacienda Apartments
#180
59

La Hacienda Apartments

3.0(307)✓ Google-verified

Office staff including Izme, Janet, Elizabeth, and Reyna stand out for helping with move-ins and renewals, and work orders get done same-day. Recent positive reviews focus heavily on this personal service, yet the 3.0 rating across 307 reviews reflects deeper issues: the community needed visible cleanup, and a significant share of residents gave one or two stars. The split sentiment suggests La Hacienda works well for people who connect with staff and need quick repairs, but the low rating warns that unit quality and overall upkeep have been inconsistent. The 44 percent of one/two-star reviews indicate persistent problems that recent improvements have not fully solved.

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Oak Ridge Apartments
#181
59 low data

Oak Ridge Apartments

4.0(21)

Since new ownership five years ago, Oak Ridge has earned strong reviews for quick maintenance, added security (cameras, gate, lighting), and quiet grounds. Most recent praise centers on upkeep and staff responsiveness, though the sample size remains modest.

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Slate at Fort Worth Apartments
#182
58

Slate at Fort Worth Apartments

3.5(115)✓ Google-verified

Since new management arrived in March 2026, residents report swift repairs, attentive staff, and visible improvements to the complex. Meshun Davis, the property manager, is frequently praised for patience, responsiveness, and genuine care. However, the business carries a troubled past. Long-term residents and former tenants report ongoing pest problems, poor communication from the leasing office, security deposit disputes that drag on for months, and grounds neglect under the prior regime. The sharp divide between recent five-star reviews and year-old one/two-star complaints suggests a fundamental management change, though some infrastructure issues may persist. The pool reopened after years of closure, parking lights now function, and the building is undergoing comprehensive remodeling. Tours and leasing inquiries have become smoother. Still, prospective tenants should verify that pest concerns have truly been resolved before signing, and confirm the deposit return process in writing.

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Bonnie Royal Apartment
#183
58 low data

Bonnie Royal Apartment

3.6(47)✓ Google-verified

Many residents praise the quiet atmosphere, quick maintenance response, and friendly staff; rents feel reasonable for the area. Serious pest complaints and undisclosed charges recur across reviews, raising ongoing concerns about unit quality and billing transparency.

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Palm Tree Apartment Homes
#184
58 low data

Palm Tree Apartment Homes

3.8(44)✓ Google-verified

Most residents find Palm Tree quiet and clean with friendly staff and accessible, modern-equipped units. The property is older, though upkeep is consistent; some visitors notice minimal staff presence on-site.

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Sorrento
#185
58

Sorrento

3.4(432)✓ Google-verifiedPublishes prices

Sorrento's reputation splits sharply between staff and systems. Leasing agents like Kaitlynn Contreras earn consistent five-star praise for tours and application help. Behind the scenes, tenants report a different reality: management unresponsive to calls, maintenance requests sitting for weeks, unexpected fees at move-in, and recurring infrastructure failures including water outages and broken AC. Three management changes in two years have left residents skeptical about who is actually running the property. Recent reviews suggest the problem centres on BH Living's current management approach. Residents document pre-existing damage issues going unaddressed, then face thousands in disputed move-out charges with no clear dispute path. Staff turnover is so high that even office employees are described as "floaters." The leasing team's warmth does not extend to post-move-in service.

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Mercantile Square
#186
58

Mercantile Square

2.9(229)✓ Google-verified

Mercantile Square draws strong praise for maintenance technicians like Carlos and recent leadership under Toray, with satisfied residents citing quick fixes and friendly staff. However, widespread complaints reveal systemic problems: accounting failures with former employee Zelven Edwards left tenants fighting to prove payments for months, the pool rarely opens, the fitness center has inconsistent hours, unresolved plumbing persists since April, and roaches recur. New management appears to be turning things around, but a resident who stayed through 2024 found the property unsafe for children due to suspected drug activity and neglected repairs, describing the overall experience as frustrating.

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Steeplechase Apartments
#187
58

Steeplechase Apartments

3.5(135)✓ Google-verified

Five-star reviewers praise the grounds, quiet setting, and staff professionalism, with particular mention of responsive management handling maintenance quickly and making residents feel welcomed. One-star reviewers describe a property plagued by roach infestations, months-long repair backlogs (oven parts, AC units), water shutoffs without notice, and broken security features, compounded by what they characterize as retaliation when complaints escalate. The same manager's name appears in both glowing and scathing reviews, suggesting a polarizing figure or possible recent staff turnover. Long-time residents report the complex was nicer before the current management; newer arrivals tell of pest problems upon move-in, unresolved mold and AC failures, and staffing that avoids commitments. Security concerns include monthly car break-ins, stolen mail, and a gate described as perpetually "coming soon."

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The Hub at Chisholm Trail
#188
58

The Hub at Chisholm Trail

3.5(362)✓ Google-verified

James Parker's leasing support stands out as consistently praised across recent months, and residents note the management team works hard to improve the property. However, significant operational failures undermine the experience: power and water shut off without notice or explanation, maintenance requests disappear into a backlog, and water damage with mold goes unaddressed, leaving residents sick. The pool stays closed for extended periods despite summer heat, safety lighting fails, and pest control appears absent. Compensation for service failures is not offered, and while some staff show care, the property manager's responsiveness varies sharply by reviewer account. Grounds upkeep, trash collection, and pest management need urgent attention.

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500 Flats
#189
58

500 Flats

2.9(168)✓ Google-verified

Residents consistently praise the leasing office and on-site management, particularly Luke Kelly and Lisa Evans, for professionalism and patience through move-in. However, serious maintenance failures undermine that goodwill. Multiple reviewers report weeks-long HVAC breakdowns during Texas heat, roach problems, electrical issues, and unresolved maintenance requests marked complete. After an electrical fire forced evacuation, management offered no temporary units or rent assistance for three weeks. Staff attention at the office level does not translate to reliable property upkeep or crisis management. A small core of long-term residents express loyalty and praise the quiet atmosphere and updated units. Security has also earned recognition. But the stark split in ratings (41% five-star, 50% one/two-star) reflects deep inconsistency: excellent customer-facing staff cannot offset building maintenance failures that affect health and safety.

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Dunmore Apartments
#190
58

Dunmore Apartments

3.3(162)✓ Google-verifiedPublishes prices

Dunmore wins praise for its leasing team-particularly Yara and Angie-who handle tours and applications with care. The property itself is clean and well-lit. However, residents report serious maintenance gaps: air conditioning failures left unfixed, electrical issues, holes in walls lingering for months, and non-working porch lights billed for half a year. Application processing stalls for weeks with no communication, and rent renewals come bundled with rising fees.

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Chalk Gardens
#191
58 low data

Chalk Gardens

4.8(6)✓ Google-verifiedPublishes prices

Staff including Suilma and Lili handle applications and tenant issues promptly. Maintenance responds quickly (AC replacement noted as fast and thorough), and the complex earns consistent praise for comfort and accessibility.

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The Belle - West 7th
#192
58 low data

The Belle - West 7th

5.0(4)✓ Google-verified

All four reviews praise the West 7th location near Fort Worth's cultural district and shops. Guests highlight safety, cleanliness, the owner's responsiveness, and ease of relaxation in a busy area. Limited review volume leaves details about amenities and corporate features unclear.

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Decker Apartment Homes
#193
58

Decker Apartment Homes

3.7(274)✓ Google-verifiedPublishes prices

Move-in staff earn consistent praise, and maintenance crews respond quickly when emergencies arise. That goodwill evaporates after residents settle in. Water shutoffs occur without warning for months, roaches and mold problems persist, and office staff ignore emails and phone calls despite posted hours. Residents report damage going unfixed for years, sudden billing changes, and neighbourhood safety concerns including break-ins and gunshots. The deposit dispute process appears broken.

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Siddons Place Apartments
#194
58

Siddons Place Apartments

3.9(27)✓ Google-verified

Long-term residents and newcomers both praise staff warmth and room sizes, but pest problems and a pool that rarely opens frustrate tenants. Deposit disputes and high utility costs through third-party providers add friction, though the location and green space keep many satisfied enough to stay years.

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Westmount at River Park Apartments
#195
58

Westmount at River Park Apartments

3.4(218)✓ Google-verifiedPublishes prices

Leasing staff earn consistent praise for professionalism and kindness, and some residents feel safe here. However, the complex struggles with unresponsive management, broken amenities left closed for months, chronic maintenance failures (AC leaks, hot water issues), and surprise fees that add hundreds to rent. Multiple residents report invoices disputed months later and difficulty reaching the office by phone. Management has cycled through five groups in three years, leaving tenants confused by changing rules and parking restrictions. The property itself shows wear: popcorn ceilings, tiny bathrooms, low kitchen ceilings, and cheap carpet. The promised dog park is reportedly overgrown and neglected. For budget-conscious renters in Fort Worth, the starting price is attractive, but staying here means accepting frequent frustration with operations and maintenance.

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The Drake on Summit Apartments
#196
58

The Drake on Summit Apartments

3.8(212)✓ Google-verifiedPublishes prices

The Drake on Summit started strong for many early residents, offering modern units and quick maintenance, but has deteriorated sharply in recent years. Current tenants report pervasive cleanliness problems, a broken trash valet system that charges fines for non-pickups, and recurring security failures including car break-ins and pest infestations. Mold, appliance breakdowns, and fire alarm false alarms go unresolved for weeks while an AI phone system prevents residents from reaching humans. Long-term residents describe feeling unsafe and ignored by a management team that communicates poorly, enforces move-out charges aggressively, and refuses to address water damage or animal entry points. The complex's amenities and central location near Sundance Square remain attractive, but the gap between promised luxury and actual living conditions has become stark. Residents who stayed more than two years largely report that the property declined noticeably after 2023, with maintenance staff turnover and growing apathy replacing the responsiveness earlier tenants experienced.

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Aden Crest Apartments
#197
58

Aden Crest Apartments

3.4(145)✓ Google-verifiedPublishes prices

Experience at Aden Crest splits sharply. Some residents praise individual staff members like Carlos and Keith, note low rents for Fort Worth, and find the grounds quiet. Many others report a pattern of problems: rules applied unevenly to new versus long-term residents, delayed or refused repairs billed at move-out, inadequate AC in the fitness center, roaches, and concerns about neighborhood safety and security.

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Patriot Pointe Apartments
#198
58

Patriot Pointe Apartments

3.1(121)✓ Google-verified

Five-star reviewers praise spacious layouts, high ceilings, and standout staff members like Daishuntane and property manager Jennifer Williams, who demonstrate genuine care and professionalism. However, one-star complaints consistently cite mold that goes untreated for weeks, roaches and rats, unresponsive management that ignores emails and calls, and maintenance that never arrives. Recent reviews suggest leadership has improved, but ongoing concerns about security lapses, noise from unsupervised children, car break-ins, and inconsistent enforcement undermine confidence in the community. A polarized property: when staff care, residents feel it; when systems fail, consequences cascade. The divide reflects instability in management over the past year rather than a stable service standard.

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Magnolia at Mistletoe Heights Apartments
#199
58

Magnolia at Mistletoe Heights Apartments

4.1(20)✓ Google-verified

Half of recent reviewers praise the prime downtown location, responsive maintenance crew, and clean units. The other half cite no elevator, undisclosed accessibility gaps, loud train noise, limited parking, high prices for few amenities, and billing disputes at move-out that go unresolved.

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Jefferson Ederville
#200
57

Jefferson Ederville

3.8(25)✓ Google-verifiedPublishes prices

Five-star tours consistently mention staff like Faith and Darius who explain the attainable housing program clearly and make prospects feel welcome. Once residents move in, manager Valerie and maintenance worker Carlos are praised for responsiveness and genuine care. The darker half involves months of application chaos: applicants chase the office for updates, receive contradictory guidance, and get told at the last hour they do not qualify despite submitting documents weeks earlier. Several reviewers felt the office prioritized conversation over answering phones. Faith stands out as the one consistently helpful leasing staff member throughout these complaints.

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Last updated 2026-09-16