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Honest Reviews of Income Based Apartments — Not Just a List of Phone Numbers

IncomeBasedApartments.com scored 435 Texas housing providers on real review data, from public housing authorities to LIHTC apartments, so you can compare before you call.

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435 providers scored, not just listed

We evaluated 435 low income housing providers across Texas, spanning public housing authorities, affordable apartments, senior housing, and transitional shelters, so you're comparing a real market, not a handful of paid entries.

Verified monthly by agents who work with renters daily

TREC-licensed Texas real estate professionals with over 20 years of combined experience check listings against published data every month, so rankings reflect actual availability and program participation.

Built from what renters actually report

Praise themes like responsive maintenance staff and affordable pricing, and complaints like slow maintenance response or unresponsive management, are pulled straight from reviews so you know what to expect before you apply.

How we score housing providers

One published rubric scores each business 0–100 from recent public Google reviews: rating, review volume, recency, sentiment, and profile completeness. No pay-to-rank, no edited reviews.

  • Sentiment synthesised from real reviews, not republished
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Featured low income housing program in Texas
4,767 businesses reviewed
435 listed after vetting
7 service categories
Scored on real Google reviews
Updated 2026-08-21 How we score

What Texas renters are saying

Synthesised from recent public Google reviews. We never republish review text.

Long-term residents and recent arrivals alike report that the staff genuinely knows and cares for tenants. Lou, Liz, Nichole, Miguel, Lety, and Jay are frequently named for going beyond routine maintenance and support. Office staff help with lease questions and resident needs; maintenance keeps grounds free of clutter and buildings spotless. The property offers clean, landscaped surroundings with amenities like a pool and fitness center. Families place parents here because rent fits limited retirement incomes. Multiple tenants report feeling valued and heard when problems arise. One resident has stayed nearly four years and expects to remain.
Commons at Manor 55+ Apartments · 4.9
Staff at Alamo Residences make leasing and moving easy, with residents naming Alyssa, Cristina, Dominic, Kiara, Erika, and John as especially responsive and caring. The complex itself is quiet, clean, and well-kept, with conveniently located amenities including a pool, fitness center, and grill that residents actively use. The property hosts regular community events like food truck visits and seasonal celebrations; maintenance work orders get handled quickly. Residents mention renewing leases partly because of how the management team treats them, and the location near the South Texas Medical Center area appeals to those balancing convenience with a peaceful home.
Alamo Residences at Spurs Lane · 5
Residents consistently praise the friendly office team-especially named staff Frenchell and Donna-for quick, responsive help with questions and repairs. The property itself appeals to renters seeking peace and order: maintenance moves fast, parking is ample and free, the pool and playground attract families, and the community feels safe and well-kept. One older review described serious issues in a specific unit, but recent feedback paints a very different picture.
Hebron Trails Apartments · 4.6