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1900 Elm Apartments

Updated 2026-08-13 · 4,321 reviewed · 600 listed · Scored from 96 Google reviews · How we rank ›

4.4(96) 71 composite score See reviews on Google ✓ Google-verified
Luxury High-Rise ApartmentsAffordable & Income Restricted Housing
1900 Elm Apartments
Services
Luxury High-Rise Apartments, Affordable & Income Restricted Housing
Reviews
96

What we found

Until June 2026, residents consistently praised the building's art deco charm, walkable downtown location, and the attentive staff-particularly Jodie and Monica. Maintenance requests were resolved quickly, and management was responsive and caring.

A management transition to UNT in May-June 2026 triggered a dramatic reversal. The resident portal went down without replacement, rent payments became in-person only, the office closes during posted hours, common areas smell of dog urine, and communication stopped almost entirely. Residents report being unable to pay rent, submit maintenance requests, or reach staff. Several long-term residents have chosen not to renew.

Praised for
  • responsive staff (pre-June 2026)
  • historic architecture and character
  • downtown location near DART and parks
  • quick maintenance turnaround
  • friendly management team
Watch-outs
  • management transition chaos (June 2026 onward)
  • non-functional resident portal
  • office closed during posted hours
  • musty and urine smell in common areas
  • poor communication after UNT takeover
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Best for: Downtown professionals seeking historic character and transit access, if management stabilizes post-transition.
Think twice if: Current residents report non-functional tenant services, closed office, and unresponsive management since June 2026 transition; verify operational status before leasing.

What's working here

  • Distinctive historic architecture
  • Downtown Dallas walkability
  • DART rail proximity
  • Professional staff (before June 2026)

Read this before you tour

  • Jodie Bruce and Monica praised for exceptional service and responsiveness (reviews through 7 months ago)
  • Wendy C. and Carrie noted as attentive leasing staff
  • Maintenance tickets reportedly completed within one day (pre-June 2026)
  • Resident portal down for months as of June 2026
  • UNT took over management from RPM in May-June 2026
  • Parking $95-$150 per space
  • No freight elevator; stairwell required for large furniture
  • Elevators serve only floors 1-6 in 8-story building

What residents say

Luxury High-Rise Apartments
Historic art deco lofts with high-end finishes praised for architecture and downtown location; management transition has created operational crisis as of June 2026.

Side by side with nearby options

  • Rated 4.4 against a 3.98 average across the 516 luxury high-rise apartments businesses listed here.
  • Has more Google reviews than 37% of the businesses in this directory.

Why this score

How We Score
Star rating 54
Review volume 86
Review recency 100
Review sentiment 48
Profile completeness 100
Verification 30

The numbers behind the score

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Contact the property

Address
1900 Elm St, Dallas, TX 75201

Last verified 2026-08-13

When the office is open

Monday
08:30-17:30
Tuesday
08:30-17:30
Wednesday
08:30-17:30
Thursday
08:30-17:30
Friday
08:30-17:30
Saturday
Closed
Sunday
Closed

As listed on Google.

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Questions we get asked

Is parking included?
No. Parking spaces cost $95-$150 per month. Guest parking is very limited (3 reserved spaces in garage; must be reserved in advance).
Do units have washers and dryers?
No. Residents must purchase their own or arrange a rental situation.
How do I access upper floors?
Elevators serve floors 1-6 only. Residents on floors 7-8 must walk stairs. There is no freight elevator, so furniture longer than 10 feet may not fit via elevators.

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Last updated 2026-08-13