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Centennial Court Apartments

Updated 2026-08-21 · 4,767 reviewed · 435 listed · Scored from 440 Google reviews · How we rank ›

2.3(440) 55 composite score See reviews on Google ✓ Google-verified Publishes prices
Public Housing AuthoritiesLow Income Housing ProgramAffordable & Subsidized Apartments
Centennial Court Apartments
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Public Housing Authorities, Low Income Housing Program, Affordable & Subsidized Apartments
Reviews
440

What Residents Report

Most residents report a frustrating gap between what management promises and what they experience. Internet cuts regularly, roaches are widespread, repairs fail repeatedly, and rents rise with no corresponding improvements. A handful of students praise the location and a few staff members by name, but those positives are far outweighed by reports of water damage ignored for months, pest control vanishing for half a year, and deposit refunds withheld without proper notice. The overwhelming majority finds the price unjustifiable for the conditions.

A small group, mostly earlier residents, note the proximity to campus and the friendliness of individual staff members like Ansib, but even they acknowledge the apartment itself is worn. Long-term residents describe a pattern of management prioritizing rent collection over habitability: charging for full months when prorating was promised, raising rents by $85 per month, and leaving residents without clear explanation after water damage floods their units.

Praised for
  • staff support when engaged (named staff Ansib)
  • close to campus and convenient location
  • responsive maintenance on specific repairs
  • affordable compared to some alternatives
Watch-outs
  • pervasive roach and pest infestations
  • frequent internet and water outages
  • poor communication and unresponsive management
  • high rent with frequent increases
  • maintenance failures and temporary fixes
  • deceptive deposit and charge practices
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Best for: Students with minimal housing budget who can tolerate maintenance delays and accept that proximity to campus takes priority over apartment condition.
Think twice if: Expect unresolved roach problems, internet/water outages, slow repairs, and management that resists transparency on fees and deposits. Rent increases are frequent and steep.

What Works Here

  • walking distance to UTA campus
  • all-inclusive utilities and WiFi
  • 24/7 on-site support (as advertised)
  • individual staff members praised for helpfulness

Before You Apply: What To Expect

  • Staff member Ansib named repeatedly for responsiveness
  • Pest control stopped visiting for approximately six months in at least one case
  • Bathtub epoxy repairs fail within a week, repeated requests delayed a month each
  • Maintenance requests for urgent issues (overflowing bathtub) took nearly a week
  • Deposit policy changed at move-out from $300 full refund to $150 only
  • Full-month rent charged when prorated was stated at key handover
  • Rent increased $85 per month mid-lease with no improvements
  • Unfurnished units now cost more than furnished units

How Residents Rate Management & Maintenance

Low Income Housing Program
Affordable entry price attracts students but frequent rent hikes ($85+ increases mid-lease) and undisclosed fees erode the value proposition.
Affordable & Subsidized Apartments
Advertised as affordable near campus, but residents report steep rent increases and poor maintenance make the cost unjustifiable.
Public Housing Authorities
Limited evidence; reviews do not clearly indicate this is public-housing managed or that it meets public-housing-authority criteria.

How This Community Compares Nearby

  • Rated 2.3 against a 3.85 average across the 315 affordable & subsidized apartments businesses listed here.
  • Has more Google reviews than 98% of the businesses in this directory.

How We Rate These Programs & Communities

Ranking Method
Star rating 0
Review volume 100
Review recency 100
Review sentiment 32
Profile completeness 100
Verification 30

Rating breakdown

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99
4
41
3
19
2
25
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256

Leasing & Application Office

Address
704 W Mitchell Cir, Arlington, TX 76013

Last verified 2026-08-21

Office & Application Hours

Monday
09:00-18:00
Tuesday
09:00-18:00
Wednesday
09:00-18:00
Thursday
09:00-18:00
Friday
09:00-18:00
Saturday
11:00-15:00
Sunday
Closed

As listed on Google.

From the Property

Services listed
Student housing at University of Texas at ArlingtonFurnished and unfurnished apartment optionsAll-inclusive utilities (electricity, water, sewer, trash)High-speed WiFi24/7 on-site support and managementUTAPD security monitoringSwimming poolsSand volleyball court
Published prices
Four Bedroom, Two Bathroom
$527.00 per month
Four Bedroom, Two Bathroom
$771.00 per month
Four Bedroom, Two Bathroom
$921.00 per month
Four Bedroom, Two Bathroom
$599.00 per month
Four Bedroom, Two Bathroom
$623.00 per month
Studio Apartment
$1,255.00 per month

As published by the business on its own website; not independently verified.

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Common Questions About Applying Here

Are utilities included in the rent?
Yes, their website states all-inclusive utilities cover electricity, water, sewer, and trash, plus high-speed WiFi.
Is there pest control, and how often?
Pest control is mentioned on their website, but reviews report it was unavailable for up to six months at a time, and residents called it multiple times without consistent response.
How long does maintenance take?
Reviews report wide variation: some urgent repairs (overflowing bathtub) took nearly a week; epoxy repairs required follow-up requests after failing within a week each time; some repairs were marked complete quickly but proved temporary.

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Last updated 2026-08-21