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    Dakota Lofts

    5.0 (2 reviews)

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    Great apartment complex, clean, close to everything, dog friendly, helpful staff and friendly neighbors

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    City View Lofts

    City View Lofts

    3.0
    (11 reviews)

    This property is a historical landmark. Formerly was the Nabisco factory. The construction is solid…read moreas a rock. The interiors are well preserved and has lots of charm. , character and sound proof! The bldg. is well maintained and managed.

    I've been living at City View for five months and I can honestly say this is the worst place I've…read moreever rented. When I moved in my apartment was filthy! There was black mold in the dishwasher, the floors and countertops were dusty, and the shower had stains.On top of this, the appliances didn't even work. The ice maker and water filter was not working and the electrical socket in the bathroom caused a short in my curling iron and ruined it. After informing the front desk about the conditions of my place I was met with an attitude! It was a complete and sudden change from the friendly attitude I was met with before signing my lease. Since I've lived here the leasing office staff and property manager have been very rude and unhelpful! Both act like your bothering them when you have concerns or maintenance requests. As for the amenities, they are a joke. When I moved in, I was told there was a rooftop deck that was being built. I've lived at City View for almost 6 months, and as of this month the rooftop deck shows no signs of ever being completed. Amenities are old and used, the pool table is worn and the speakers in the theater room don't work. Also, there are mouses missing from the computer lab downstairs .There's been several instances in which management have commented in the resident portal that certain repairs to the building are too expensive to complete. A few months ago I asked the property manager why my unit did not have window blinds and she informed me that it was no longer in the budget to finish adding blinds to the remaining units! The rent here is pretty high so it's frustrating to constantly be reminded that updates or repairs are not in the budget. Also worth mentioning: The walls are so thin I can hear my upstairs neighbor take a shower and listen to music. There is a half way house across the street and a sobriety center around the corner. Theres also a growing homeless population with tents under the freeway nearby and across the street from the garage. Considering all of this I don't understand why there is no security guard! Also, staff is rarely at the front desk so packages are left behind the desk unattended! The elevator is constantly out of order and dog waste bags are not offered. There's only a gross pooper scooper left on the ground for residents to use. I would say the worst part of living here is that my maintenance requests have constantly been ignored for the past five months. My fridge and ice machine was broken for the first four months I lived here and I constantly had to put in maintenance requests for them to be fixed. To date I have literally placed two dozen maintenance requests! The washer and dryer, and most of the appliances are old and definitely need to be replaced. The building looks beautiful from the outside but once you move in it's a nightmare! I totally regret signing my lease and cannot wait for it to end. Staff and management at City View do not care about maintaining its property or making residents happy. There are nicer, less expensive apartments in Houston that offer far better amenities and actual customer service.

    Rich Martin Homes

    Rich Martin Homes

    5.0
    (1 review)

    Rich is such a wonderful agent in the crazy world of Houston real estate. I found Rich through his…read morewebsite since before finding Rich, all I knew is that I wanted to buy in the "Heights". He expertly guided me through the different charms and concerns with each individual area in the Heights, and in this fast moving market we eventually found (and bought) the perfect project house for me. Rich does not have a "pushy" personality to try to just close a sell - but instead listens carefully and really wants to find the ideal home for you. With his knowledge of the area, he's also able to provide excellent guidance on the market and really does a great job in negotiations. Also, Rich has a true love for old homes and the history that accompanies them. His blog is always a joy to read and is a true primer to understanding Houston Heights. I can't have imagined working with a realtor who would have been more perfect for me - Rich really does go the extra mile. He's a wonderful sounding board, has a keen eye for structure, and makes a truly spectacular real estate agent. I know when I go to sell my house or buy my next, I'm hoping Rich will be at my side!

    From the owner: Rich Martin is a Heights Realtor specializing in selling old homes. The Heights has a LOT of…read moredifferent neighborhoods, each with its own feel: Woodland Heights is a premier part of the Heights. Its predominant style is the Craftsman bungalow. There is a lot of big new homes here too. Houston Heights is the largest neighborhood of Greater Heights. There are a lot of Victorian homes here, plus several historic districts. Norhill, Sunset Heights, Brooke Smith, are some other parts of the Heights. Each is distinct in character. Rich's blog covers these neighborhoods and focuses also on historic districts. There are some cool 1940's and 1950's neighborhoods nearby: Oak Forest, Garden Oaks, Timbergrove Manor and Lindale Park have wonderful homes. See the Interactive Map of Neighborhoods for location.

    The Susanne Luxury Apartments

    The Susanne Luxury Apartments

    3.5
    (56 reviews)

    Lived there for three years. The apartments are very nice looking with nice genuine hardwood…read morefloors and nice appliances, including gas stove. Fairly quiet for the area. The maintenance people are very good. They are polite, fast and do good work. The location is great. The neighborhood is great. The hot water may be somewhat slow, but it is plentiful and inexpensive compared with electric hot water heaters. Security could definitely be better. As in all complexes the gates break down and thieves target them. From experience I recommend using a safe in any home (they steal gold, cash mostly small valuables) Don't leave things in your car. We lived in the front of the complex and the back. I preferred the back, the views of downtown were very good and it's quieter. We had good experiences with all the managers. The office staff varies in their ability and willingness to help, but are for the most part helpful. We had one problem with our rent statement being incorrect for a few months and had to escalate to the manager to get it corrected. Our deposit was totally refunded when we switched apartments, and after we moved out. Overall an attractive, walkable, fun, neighborhood and nice apartment.

    After 7 yrs living in the Susanne Apartments I think it's high time for an update especially since…read moreour experience has changed SO dramatically... We moved out of the Susanne last November in quite a hurry. Here's the reason why: for over a year, we'd been experiencing a host of very strange and unexplained health issues that even most of our doctors at Baylor couldn't figure out. One of our physicians finally ordered us to get tested for environmental molds. We tested positive for high levels of two specific molds and the doctor advised us to schedule an independent environmental inspection of our apartment. The company inspected our apartment for toxic molds for over 2-hours and determined our apartment had two separate mold colonies: one at the site of a water leak that had happened during Hurricane Harvey near our bedroom balcony (and was simply painted over), the other toxic mold colony was in the hall closet adjoining our HVAC closet which had had a significant water leak that poured down water from the unit above us. After samples were taken from both colonies of toxic mold, the inspection company issued a "Letter of Uninhabitability" and we were advised to move out as soon as possible and to wear KN-95 masks while in our apartment. We tried working with the Susanne leasing manager and his solution for us was to move into another apartment -- for an additional $400-$600/month! We told him we wanted the Susanne to do mold remediation and to let us move back into our apartment but were discouraged from doing so without any explanation. We therefore decided to move out of the Susanne and asked the leasing manager for a final bill. He approved our move-out date via email and included a final amount due, which we paid online that evening. We moved out 5 days later. We're both seniors and our health was at risk yet they didn't really seem to care. In fact, they gaslighted us by ordering "their own" mold inspection of our apartment, which, surprise, surprise -- turned out to be "just fine". The funny thing was, their inspector took only 30 minutes to do his "inspection" and only sampled air from the center of each room, which would be laughable if it weren't ultimately very sad and disappointing. Corporate HQ for the Susanne (Finger Companies) stepped in after we moved out with not an ounce of compassion. We initially received a bill to pay the Susanne $18K after they defaulted on the lease by failing to provide a habitable residence. We balked, and they took it down to $4.5K, then sent it to Collections for reporting to the Credit agencies, as a form of blackmail to force us to sign their standard "Termination Agreement" which says they are not responsible and we can't tell anyone what happened (NDA/gag order). We didn't ask them to pay for our medical bills, moving costs, or to replace the mold contaminated clothing and bedding that had to be discarded. We just wanted to leave, and they made it a problem.

    Dakota Lofts - realestate - Updated August 2026

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