
Cityplace Heights
Cityplace Heights attracts renters seeking affordable luxury living in Old East Dallas, with several praising the leasing team and maintenance crew for prompt, professional service. The building shows a stark divide: early residents found it well-managed and responsive; recent arrivals report deteriorating conditions since an ownership change, including widespread cockroach infestations, broken elevators down for months, flooded units, and security lapses where entry fobs don't work and packages vanish despite paid lockers. Management's move-out practices fuel deep frustration. Tenants pay hundreds for professional cleaning and still face charges exceeding $500–$2,000, with the complex keeping full deposits and offering no written justification. Named staff (Josiah, Bill, Caleb, Marcelo, Avri, Norma) show genuine care, but the leasing office communication is inconsistent, and a switch in community directors appears linked to the decline. The parking garage employs Capital Tow, a company reviewers describe as predatory, booting cars over minor violations.

