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CenterPoint Apartments
#1
78

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.

Disability & Supportive HousingLow Income Housing ProgramAffordable & Subsidized Apartments
Firestone at West 7th
#2
69

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.

Affordable & Subsidized ApartmentsLow Income Housing Program
Shurruns House
#3
68 low data

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.

Public Housing AuthoritiesHomeless & Transitional SheltersHousing Assistance & Rental Aid Nonprofits
Loft Vue Living
#4
66

Loft Vue Living

3.9(208)✓ Google-verified

Staff in the leasing office, especially Roderick and Roger, earn consistent praise for patient guidance and quick responses that make the apartment-hunting and application process feel simple. Students emphasize the furnished units, proximity to TCU, and accessible amenities, though some residents report management becomes unresponsive after move-in, with lingering maintenance issues like ceiling holes, Wi-Fi outages, and elevator breakdowns left unaddressed for weeks or months. Management's handling of billing, refunds, and entry protocols has frustrated longer-term residents, who describe inconsistencies and charges they view as unfair. The gap between leasing-office friendliness and post-move management responsiveness appears to be the core tension.

Senior Low Income HousingLow Income Housing ProgramAffordable & Subsidized Apartments
Beautiful Feet Church
#5
81

Beautiful Feet Church

4.5(316)✓ Google-verified

Staff remember guests and meet practical needs with genuine care: meals served daily, showers available (sign-up basis), and assistance for people with mobility challenges. Reviewers credit the shelter with tangible transitions to stable housing and describe the experience as spiritually and emotionally transformative, though shower slots fill quickly and security could be stronger.

Homeless & Transitional SheltersPublic Housing AuthoritiesDisability & Supportive Housing
Atlantic Housing Foundation
#6
65

Atlantic Housing Foundation

4.0(111)✓ Google-verified

Scholarship recipients report transformative financial support and an accessible application process that lets them express personal goals. Living residents at managed properties paint a starkly different picture: repeated complaints about unanswered calls, billing errors that persist for months, hallway neglect, and staff who refuse accountability or involvement. Long-term tenants say new management prioritizes incoming residents while older occupants are ignored. The organization excels at scholarships and community services. Property management falls short. Corporate responsiveness gaps appear structural-residents report contacting the regional office and hearing nothing back, then cycling between property staff and corporate with no resolution.

Public Housing AuthoritiesAffordable & Subsidized ApartmentsSenior Low Income Housing
Oak Timbers Fort Worth South Senior Housing
#7
65 low data

Oak Timbers Fort Worth South Senior Housing

4.3(49)✓ Google-verified

Residents praise the office team (Patricia, Elisa, Linda) for patience and helpfulness, and note quick maintenance fixes. Serious concerns emerge around pest control (bed bugs reported spreading across units), package theft, elevator repairs affecting disabled residents, and unclear waitlist policies with money collected but no notification timeline given.

Affordable & Subsidized ApartmentsSenior Low Income HousingLow Income Housing Program
Terraces of Marine Creek Apartments
#8
65

Terraces of Marine Creek Apartments

3.9(150)✓ Google-verifiedPublishes prices

Most recent visitors and long-term residents praise Huseni's personal approach at leasing, the professionalism of office staff, and JJ's quick problem-solving during maintenance. The property feels clean and peaceful to many. However, pest control problems (especially roaches) have worsened significantly since 2019, work orders get marked complete without completion, and management has been unresponsive to resident concerns. Smoking violations and lease paperwork mishandling add to the friction. The business touts one-bedroom to three-bedroom units, a fitness center, pool, and pet-friendly housing. Pet deposits are $350 refundable per pet, with $15 monthly pet rent. Parking costs $25 for carport, $80 for detached garage, $125 for attached. Strong personal touches from senior staff clash with systemic maintenance and management gaps that appear to have widened under recent leadership changes.

Public Housing AuthoritiesAffordable & Subsidized ApartmentsSenior Low Income Housing
The Stella
#9
64

The Stella

3.8(208)✓ Google-verified

New management has earned praise for responsiveness and staff like Ashley and Brenda, with residents noting smooth transfers and help during difficult moments. But maintenance complaints persist: cockroaches, lingering smoke smell from previous tenants, holes in walls, dirty blinds, and floorboards that buckle when wet. Some tenants struggle to reach the office by phone. A few long-term residents say conditions have improved under current management, though pest issues remain unresolved.

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Last updated 2026-07-21