Long Drive Townhomes offers income-restricted rental housing with onsite amenities, but residents report severe pest problems and chaotic community conditions that management has not addressed. The larger issue is the massive waitlist: people wait 5 to 14 years for units while staff reportedly handle inquiries with rudeness and frustration rather than help.
Last verified 2026-08-21
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The single review on file praises the organization for helping many people, though detail is limited. Greater Houston Fair Housing has operated since 1999 and their website states they handle housing discrimination complaints, provide fair housing counseling, and offer referrals to legal services across the Houston area.
New Hope Brays Crossing offers stable housing for low-income residents and those with disabilities, with some praising the community events and welcoming staff who remember visitors. However, major complaints center on pest infestation (raccoons in lobbies, roaches, wood rats), cracked and sinking floors, mold, security breaches including theft, and inconsistent staff conduct ranging from polite to verbally abusive. Review evidence is mixed.
Royal Palms offers affordable housing in South Houston but receives polarized feedback. Some residents praise staff and find the location acceptable; others report serious maintenance failures, mold, sewage backups, slow repairs, and management that dismisses tenant concerns. Safety incidents have been documented.
Last updated 2026-08-21
