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143 Texas providers scored on real reviews, from public housing authorities to rental aid nonprofits, so you know who actually answers the phone before you apply.

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CenterPoint Apartments

4.3(709)✓ Google-verifiedPublishes prices

Residents praise the leasing team (especially Sabika, Kendra, and Freddy) for smooth approval and move-in processes, and report maintenance responds within hours to fix problems. Apartments are described as clean, the fitness center and pools are well-maintained, and the on-site management creates a welcoming atmosphere that many say feels safe. Parking is consistently tight and a minor frustration. Two residents reported serious issues with package handling and staff communication around lost deliveries, plus disputes over move-out charges. One reviewer felt staff discussed them unprofessionally on internal messages. These stand out against the broader positive picture.

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The Salvation Army Community Kitchen & Homeless Shelter

4.2(156)✓ Google-verifiedPublishes prices

The shelter provides daily free meals (breakfast 6-7am, dinner 5pm, lunch Monday-Tuesday) and a clean, wheelchair-accessible facility that has kept people housed and fed for years. The main limitation is the five-night cap on stays, and some women report staff failed to address safety concerns or connect them to resources, leaving them vulnerable to continued abuse.

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Port Royal Apartment Homes

4.1(462)✓ Google-verifiedPublishes prices

Most residents report smooth moves and attentive maintenance teams, particularly praising Liz, Art, and MJ. However, some describe office staff as dismissive, with delayed AC repairs and unexpected fees after move-in, creating frustration especially among seniors.

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Marshall Meadows Apartment Homes

4.1(328)✓ Google-verifiedPublishes prices

Reviewers consistently praise Dee and Priscilla for smooth, patient move-ins and friendly interactions. The community feels quiet and well-maintained on first impression. However, serious maintenance failures emerge after tenancy: mold, water damage, electrical hazards in walls, and roach problems go unaddressed for months despite multiple work orders, with staff dismissing health concerns and requiring reapplication to change units. The gap between move-in experience and ongoing property care is stark. Prospective tenants report needing pre-move inspection to catch existing problems. Long-term residents describe deteriorating conditions and management indifference, while amenities like the gym sit broken. Staff responsiveness at intake does not extend to maintenance requests.

Public Housing AuthoritiesAffordable & Subsidized ApartmentsSenior Low Income Housing

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Firestone at West 7th

4.1(539)✓ Google-verified

Firestone delivers strong leasing-office experiences, with staff like Lilly, Fiorella, and Jesus earning consistent praise for responsiveness and care through the application and move-in process. The complex sits in a highly walkable downtown location with appealing amenities. However, long-term residents report aging buildings that leak and let in insects, unreliable AC units, slow emergency response in summer heat, and growing neighbor conduct problems that management has not addressed. Some reviewers also question the authenticity of recent five-star clusters.

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Shurruns House

4.7(31)✓ Google-verifiedPublishes prices

Residents and referrers describe Sharron (the owner) as deeply committed to helping people in recovery and transition. Housing is clean, affordable, and available without judgment; the organization stands out for immediate help and genuine care.

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Applying for disability housing on behalf of a family member
How to help a family member with a disability find and apply for supportive housing in Texas, including accommodation requests and paperwork.
Housing assistance for veterans in Texas beyond a HUD-VASH voucher
Housing options for Texas veterans beyond HUD-VASH, including SSVF, state benefits, and disability-related housing programs, and how to combine them.
How to spot a low income housing scam in Texas
The warning signs of a low income housing scam in Texas, how legitimate programs actually operate, and where to report a suspected scam.
Moving into transitional housing: the first 30 days
What actually happens in your first month at a Texas transitional housing program, from intake paperwork to your first case management meeting.

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