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staff is mostly unhelpful, and maintenance on the building is non existent especially compared to the price you pay to live here

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awful place!!!!! elevators never work, terrible communication, & trash is so disorganized!!!! dont live here!!!

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Dobie Twenty21 Student Spaces

Dobie Twenty21 Student Spaces

(105 reviews)

University of Texas

Way back when my boyfriend was a student at UT Austin, Dobie was "the place" to live. Then it was…read moreoff-campus (literally just across the street) luxury living for students. It was modern with all sorts of amenities like a second floor (almost rooftop) patio, pool, gym, laundry, and more. Below the apartments on the first two levels was a mall with shops, restaurants and a movie theatre. He was there long before UT purchased it in 2021. A lot has changed since then but there are still some similarities. Downstairs is now home to an urban (tiny) Target, several restaurants, and weirdly, military recruiting centers. We recently had a chance to check out the center and living quarters. The apartments have been nicely updated with clean and modern feels. Welcoming and roomy. It was a bit of nostalgia for him to be able to see the old living spaces again. I will say if I were a student at UT today, I'd definitely want to live in one of these spaces vs. a typical dorm.

Reminds me of Hobie from Baywatch. Although Hobie really wasn't why I watched Baywatch. Although…read moreapparently Hobie was why some of my family members watched Baywatch. And Hobie was not 21, he was more like 12, which explains aforementioned appeal to aforementioned family members. Fancy and trendy University housing where my friend lives - but definitely not the best place to live as a student because of the bad parking situation. But if you don't own a car, you're amazingly located for everything if you live right here. Great food options and not far from The Nightlife (capitalized because hell it should be) and literally right next to your campus - and there's even a Gong Cha in the building.

College Houses - Opsis Co-op @ 1906 Pearl St.

College Houses

(13 reviews)

West Campus, University of Texas

Not really cheap anymore, as they've increased rents each semester to the point where it's hardly…read morecompetitive with apartment housing. In order to keep things cheap, they look everywhere to fine members: miss a meeting - get fined, common space is dirty - get fined, can't do your labor on time - get fined. It's a bit like the Spirit Airways of housing - cheap, it's an awful experience, and when you add up all the other costs it's really not worth it. Bullying is quite prevalent in all of the houses. All of these reviews are from a time when the organization was run by people who cared more about everything.

Gosh, where do I start with my 2020 review of College Houses? There's a lot to unpack here, but…read moreI'll start with the few positives I guess. Pros of College Houses: Cheap affordable housing near UT Austin, and food is always available in the kitchen which means you don't need to necessarily buy your own. You get to meet a lot of international students which could broaden your horizons depending on who you meet. Cons: There are many. Bullying against disabled and autistic people is quite normal, not to mention reporting it to the office does nothing. Office members and co-op leaders are often complicit with this too. It's also quite okay to make fun of people with different political views than what is considered "normal" by Austin standards, which I don't think leads to a healthy or conducive conversation. It's also quite okay to look down and belittle students with a darker complexion (aka skin colour) and think that they aren't as smart, intelligent, competent, cultured, etc. and that has led to many conflicts from what I've seen, not to mention anti-Asian sentiments about COVID-19. Nobody stepped into help from what I saw, except for the anti-Asian sentiments.

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The Castilian

(61 reviews)

West Campus, University of Texas

Like the previous reviewer, I've lived at the Castilian for two years now…read more This building has seen MAJOR changes and does not deserve the bad rap that it gets. All of those old reviews are from when it was under a different manager: Campus Acquisitions. Three years ago a company called American Campus Communities bought the building. Since then they've done a $40 million renovation and the building is a lot better. The building was built in 1968 so there are still some kinks, especially with the HVAC. It's a system where the whole building has to be on heat or cool, each room cannot control it. The management tries to time it with the weather, but Texas weather is super unpredictable. It sucks when they switch between heat & cool because it's about 1-2 days of uncomfortable temperatures while the pipes cool down or heat up. The cafe here is great. It's unlimited food and while the food isn't absolutely fantastic, it's still really good. And the cafe staff & housekeeping staff are AMAZING! They are honestly the sweetest people you will ever ever meet. The amenity spaces are really great because they're brand new too. There are lots of study rooms and stuff. And in all honesty the best thing about this place is the location. There is literally no off-campus living space closer to campus. It's directly across Guad from the University. If you live here request a Tower view room because they're really great. Also, the pictures on this Yelp site are like five years old and of all the old spaces. Go to Google and see the new ones. They even have a street view thing but inside the building.

The move-in process was handled very well, but the day-to-day living conditions have not met…read moreexpectations. We have experienced recurring flooding issues and air conditioning issues in the building, which make living here highly inconvenient. Until these structural maintenance items are fully resolved, I cannot comfortably recommend the property to friends or family.

The Callaway House Austin

The Callaway House Austin

(43 reviews)

West Campus, University of Texas

Diego and Fatima were absolutely incredible! From the moment we walked into Callaway, they were so…read morewelcoming, patient, and genuinely kind. They answered every single question we had about the 4x4 floor plan and made sure we understood everything without ever making us feel rushed. Moving to college can be overwhelming, but they made us feel so comfortable and excited about moving in this fall. Their professionalism, knowledge, and friendly personalities made such a difference, and they truly went above and beyond. Callaway is so lucky to have employees like Diego and Fatima--they absolutely deserve to be recognized for the amazing job they do!

The management here is horrible. I truly feel like this is a scam. You happily sign your life…read moresavings away for a certain floorplan and if things change (need to add a roommate, move to another floorplan, etc), it is a legal nightmare. There is no "let's work together", it's just "you are legally bound to this!". We were happy to pay the higher rent but move to a lower rent floorplan and they would not budge! And it was not due to being full, they still had plenty of rooms available at that time. Then upon check in, the room was acceptable, but not nearly as nice as expected. There were nicks in the paint, scratches on the mirrors, tears in the sofa, etc. Each one of these issues was meticulously noted and photographed for the move-in form. Now after move-out, we are being charged for each one of those items as if we caused this damage! We are on our 3rd appeal and cannot get the charges taken off of our bill. In fact, we are being charged to clean out a refrigerator and trash that doesn't even belong to the unit. You can tell from their "proof" pictures that the refrigerator and microwave sit in a different floorplan altogether. Yet we cannot get the charge removed from our bill. This charge is being charged to all 4 of the occupants and ALL of us are disputing it and cannot get it removed. Also on check-out, the whole building was disgusting! The trash chutes were full immediately and trash piled up in every hallway. Luckily my son's unit was near the elevator. I'm not sure those down the hall could even get their luggage out of their unit and to the elevator due to the hallways being waist high in trash. I know that many freshmen stay in Callaway in large groups and for that it was great. But as a parent, it has caused extensive stress! If you choose Callaway, take plenty of pictures and be prepared to pay for damage that's been there for years.

Twenty Two 15

Twenty Two 15

(30 reviews)

West Campus, University of Texas

Overall, I am satisfied with my stay at twentytwo15. The staff was very kind (David was great). The…read moreapartment is a quiet complex. Not many parties are thrown. My dog enjoyed the turf area. They offer a lot of prizes so make sure to follow their instagram! When comparing to other apartments nearby they give you the bare minimum. The amenities were not inviting and the gym hours are from 10 am to 4 pm, which is when most students are at school or work. They began to remodel the amenities but I moved out before getting to utilize them. They are understaffed. When the maintenance and cleaning staff are off on the weekends the trash rooms get filled and reek up the entire hall way. The elevators are always down. With all that being said if you are someone who is easy-going and does not mind a couple inconveniences here and there this apartment is overall a decent place to live. It is very close to campus and other restaurants in West campus. I also received 73% of my security deposit back. I was worried that I wouldn't receive any due to some of the previous reviews.

My daughter lived there for two years. She did not damage to the apartment and cleaned thoroughly…read morewhen she left. They kept the security deposit to clean and repaint. The photos did not show any wall damage and only a hair which is expected especially since they took two week to inspect. It is not legal to keep a security deposit for routine maintenance but they know most people won't sue if they live outside Austin.

Yugo Austin Waterloo - university_housing - Updated October 2026

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