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Residents consistently praise the responsive management, quick maintenance response, and proximity to downtown Dallas, Uptown, and Deep Ellum. Most stayed multiple years. A small community feel appeals to those who prioritize walkability and location over unit size, though one older complaint raises concern about contract clarity and refund handling.
Based on limited recent reviews, so treat this as low-confidence.
Last verified 2026-09-16
Credentials claimed:Equal Housing Opportunity
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The Principal divides tenants sharply: half praise its historic charm, natural light, and leasing staff warmth; half cite thin walls, creaky floors, and years of unresolved flooding and maintenance delays. Design flaws (inefficient old windows, poor kitchen exhaust, thin walls) stem from its 1903 schoolhouse origins and limit comfort despite the aesthetic appeal.
Most residents praise the calm, clean environment and management responsiveness, particularly office manager Yaricza Mojica for her professionalism and flexibility. Recent five-star reviews consistently note quick maintenance response, gated parking, and proximity to DART and Deep Ellum, though a handful of older complaints cite unresponsive staff and utility issues. Leasing tours are same-day, units come move-in ready, and management handles paperwork smoothly. The complex sits in a quiet neighborhood with retail nearby. Pricing is higher than average for the area but residents say the upkeep and service justify the cost.
Residents consistently report friendly, named staff who solve problems quickly-maintenance crew Francisco and Juan handle repair requests same-day or next, and leasing agents like Czxherr, Katelyn, and Louis make move-in smooth and personal, even adding small welcome gestures like pug towels. The 2-bedroom and 1-bedroom apartments feel modern with quartz counters and wood flooring, the fitness center and pool are regularly maintained, and pest control keeps bugs out for years. A persistent complaint surfaces: marijuana smell penetrates hallways and some units despite the otherwise pristine condition. One resident flagged safety hesitation for nighttime dog walks, a concern for this Old East Dallas location. These are real drawbacks in an otherwise highly regarded property where long-term renewals and glowing repeat visits are the norm.
Last updated 2026-09-16