As far as rent goes, this place used to be one of the cheaper complexes in the city. Unfortunately now it’s not, and frankly it’s not worth what they’re asking for. Dog owners don’t clean up after their pets, the driving and road rage amongst other residents inside the parking lots and on the main road connecting all the complexes around here is INSANE and very dangerous, and maintenance isn’t super quick to respond to requests. The area isn’t super safe; I had my bike rack stolen off of my car
...within 4 months of moving here, and I know I’ve seen other reviews of people having their garages broken into. From what i read on nextdoor, this whole area (bluff springs, onion creek, McKinney heights) isn’t very safe and has a lot of petty theft, but the complex won’t put any kind of security or deterrence measures in place. For most of covid all the amenities were closed but management continued to charge for them. The valet trash was a major pain and they’ve since replaced that company with a new one, who seems okay for now. I’ve had pest issues since living here and I think the new property manager has to seriously consider what actually needs to be done to improve the complex and make the people who live here feel safe.
The pros: I do love that it’s so quiet here, and the walking path is really nice, especially in the fall. The apartments are new and the dog park is huge. The kitchen appliances and having a washer and dryer in unit are also a plus of living here. The greenery is something you won’t get in the city too. I think the people who work in the leasing office truly do hear and care about complaints, but nothing seems to come from it. So not sure if this is a Terra problem or a Greystar problem.
All in all, I pretty much live here because any other better complex in the city is too expensive, but this place is becoming like those but without the good area and better amenities. Your money could probably be better spent in a safer area, but you could also do a lot worse as far as apartment complexes go
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