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Housing Authority of the City

Updated 2026-07-21 · 2,662 reviewed · 143 listed · Scored from 19 Google reviews · How we rank ›

4.2(19) 54 low data composite score See reviews on Google
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Housing Authority of the City
Services
Public Housing Authorities, Affordable & Subsidized Apartments, Disability & Supportive Housing
Reviews
19

What Residents Report

Reviewers consistently praise The Oaks' modern apartments, extensive amenities (gym, community gardens, fiber internet, in-unit washer/dryer), and friendly staff like Robin and Nequa. Staff help residents access food assistance and Medicaid programs. However, several residents say promised weekend access to courtyards and BBQ grills is denied, activities listed are weekday-only, and maintenance issues linger. Phone lines go unanswered.

Based on limited recent reviews, so treat this as low-confidence.

Praised for
  • amenities (fitness, crafts, gardens, events)
  • professional, respectful staff
  • clean, modern apartments
  • inclusive partnerships (police, fire, food bank)
Watch-outs
  • weekend access restrictions on shared spaces
  • limited activities despite promises
  • unresponsive phone lines
  • non-leaseholder residents causing parking issues
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Best for: Active seniors 62+ seeking community amenities and assistance accessing benefits programs.
Think twice if: Residents wanting weekend courtyard, grill, or activity access should confirm policies beforehand; phone outreach can be slow.

What Works Here

  • all utilities and fiber internet included
  • extensive wellness and social programs
  • partnerships with food bank and benefits enrollment
  • active senior community with modern finishes

Before You Apply: What To Expect

  • Staff members Robin, Nequa, Donald, Sierra mentioned by name
  • One-bedroom $1,051, two-bedroom $1,251 monthly rent
  • In-unit washer/dryer, all utilities included, fiber internet free
  • Community garden, two grills, two patio decks, concierge, gym, game room, theater, two libraries, food pantry, craft room
  • Classes: zumba, pilates, yoga, sewing, jewelry making, gardening, nutrition, fire prevention, monthly crime watch
  • Partnerships with North Texas Food Bank, Dallas Police and Fire Departments for benefits help and safety programs

How Residents Rate Management & Maintenance

Senior Low Income Housing
Praised for modern amenities and staff warmth; criticized for restricting weekend use of courtyards and grills despite advertised access.
Housing Assistance & Rental Aid Nonprofits
Staff help residents register for North Texas Food Bank, SNAP, Medicaid, Medicare programs, and legal assistance.
Affordable & Subsidized Apartments
Rents with all utilities included appeal to fixed-income seniors; some question whether rent truly fits low-income budgets.

How This Community Compares Nearby

  • Rated 4.2 against a 3.62 average across the 84 public housing authorities businesses listed here.
  • Has more Google reviews than 65% of the businesses in this directory.

How We Rate These Programs & Communities

Ranking Method
Star rating 29
Review volume 56
Review recency 100
Review sentiment 49
Profile completeness 75
Verification 0

Rating breakdown

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Leasing & Application Office

Address
630 S Llewellyn Ave, Dallas, TX 75208

Last verified 2026-07-21

Office & Application Hours

Monday
09:00-20:00
Tuesday
09:00-20:00
Wednesday
09:00-20:00
Thursday
09:00-20:00
Friday
09:00-20:00
Saturday
Closed
Sunday
Closed

As listed on Google.

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Common Questions About Applying Here

Are utilities and internet included in rent?
Yes. All utilities, washer/dryer, and fiber internet are included in rent.
What is the rent for a one- or two-bedroom?
One-bedroom is $1,051; two-bedroom is $1,251 per month.
Can residents use the courtyard and grills on weekends?
No. According to recent reviews, courtyard and BBQ grills are restricted to weekdays only, despite being advertised amenities.

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Last updated 2026-07-21