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    The Edge on Washington

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    just another reason you should not live at this ratchet complex. A $400 parking pass is absurd, but now you can no longer park on the premises AT ALL no matter the time of day unless you have their expensive parking pass. no one wants to live in a place with 0 washers in the stand alone buildings in the back, the wifi doesn't work or connect, cops are always patrolling the residents, the complex smells like weed. packages are lost and put into wrong boxes daily. the residents are treated horrible because they are college students so the staff feels okay to take advantage of them.

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    shout out to Kimberly Tippie assistant manager at the Edge on Washington. Super friendly , very helpful and attentive.

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    6 months ago

    Amazing student housing property in Stephenville. My daughter loved being able to walk to campus.

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    Honestly my biggest complaint is that it constantly smells like piss and shit everyday. The cleaning services is non existent.

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    The Lofts at College Park - Guest apartment bathroom (during the summer) at The Loft Apartments.

    The Lofts at College Park

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    I stayed at The Lofts at College Park as a guest for two weeks this summer. The rooms are quite…read morelarge with an open kitchen that connects to the living room, a spacious bedroom, and a gigantic bathroom. The kitchen closet has a washer and dryer within it, and the bathroom is equipped with an iron, ironing board, and hair blow dryer. The kitchen is a full kitchen with a full-sized fridge, stove, oven, microwave, basic drip coffee maker, silverware, pots/pans, and plateware. It's a shame The Lofts aren't walking distance from a supermarket, and there's no public transportation to get to one, because that kitchen could be useful. There is a Walgreen's about 0.8 miles away. The location is super convenient to the University of Texas Arlington as well as downtown Arlington and the restaurants on Abram Street. So, there's access to food, just not groceries. Being so close to where the local WNBA team plays, and doubling as a university dormitory, the area/hallways can get a bit rowdy on weekends. In general, I found if I shut the bedroom door that it was plenty quiet. The central air worked well (although I couldn't figure out the thermostat). It gets a bit bright in the morning, and the shades knock out about 60% of the morning sunshine, but certainly not all of it. Both the television in the living room and the bedroom are equipped with cable channels. The room comes supplied with Dial white soap, laundry detergent, fabric softener, and a shower cap. No shampoo! You also are given only one towel, one wash cloth, one hand towel, and one bath mat at a time. Plan accordingly. Overall, I consider my stay at The Lofts at College Park to have been quite pleasant.

    Maverick Place Apartments

    Maverick Place Apartments

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    I've had a wonderful experience at Maverick Place. I haven't had any issues with my apartment, the…read morecommunity is clean, and I really like the staff. The gym and the pool are great, and it's super convenient to campus

    Living here now and it's pretty quiet and they've fixed all the gate issues and are also fairly…read moregood about getting on any maintenance issues you've reported. My main issue is that they conduct unit entries in which they enter your apartment and even your personal bedroom ( I have 4B4B) without telling you when exactly they are going to be coming. They give you like a week range in which they'll come with maybe a day or two's heads up but anytime between the hours of 10-7 they are able to just enter your apartment with only giving one knock as a heads up. This is frustrating as you are kind of in a chokehold the entire week and feel like you can't nap/ use the restroom/ shower when you're at home as they could be trying to enter your unit at any moment. They say these are for safety but not sure how this is effective as if someone really did have something unsafe in their apartment they could literally just remove it for the week and then put it back in as soon as the week is through as we are technically given a bit of a heads up notice. I'm a fairly private and also unfortunately messy person and this is a source of stress for me that I think is unnecessary. Part of the reason I got an apartment in the first place is to have a source of privacy and a space of my own and the idea of someone poking through my room unnecessarily is aggravating and feels like a useless invasion of privacy. Otherwise this place has proved to be a pretty decent place to live but just be aware of them conducting random unscheduled room searches ( gives military/ strict parents with a high schooler/cult vibes lol) PS would love if management didn't leave an AI generated response to this lol, yall always leave stuff like please reach out without offering any actual solutions or responses to criticism. Would love an actual response from a human or nothing at all !

    Centennial Court

    Centennial Court

    (43 reviews)

    LOL... these apts…read more.. Saw a little preppy kid get a beer bottle broken over his head by a group of hoodlums at this UTA-claimed apt complex one time. True story! He approached them mad because they threw something at this truck when he drove by one night... it happened in the parking lot. He actually subsequently fell on the bottle HE was carrying behind is back.... IDIOT! Don't worry, he was OK. Saw an ambulance give him an ice pack to hold over his head afterwards. (How many people can say they've really seen that happen before in real life!? In movies is one thing... haha) - This isn't to say Centennial isn't safe, but I wouldn't go so far as to say it IS, either. These apartments are like the epitome of quantity over quality... Lots of "nice" looking units (from the outside anyway) in a huge complex but the actual units are very basic & lacking in personality or depth... It's gated, which is nice, but again, not SO safe... I witnessed a friend get a comforter stolen from the dryer in the on-site laundry facility (we walked in to find it gone!). Props for well kempt grounds & pretty fast work-order/maintenance upkeep. Most units are shared between students (multi-rooms, one kitchen, two bathrooms for instance), funky parking rules (I once got a crazy high parking ticket FROM UTA for parking in a handicap spot for like 20 mins!), last I heard you had to be a UTA student to live here... Overall these apts serve their purpose for students but are kinda depressing... I'd never CHOOSE to live here. Being student housing, though, I guess they suffice.

    It's not so much the apartments themselves that are bad; it's the total incompetence and ignorance…read moreof both the maintenance team (there's one Hispanic maintenance man who is an exception) and the management heads that ruin it. This place is totally mismanaged. There's very little organization, but plenty of intrusion. Your space will be invaded randomly at any time of day, often without warning. Nothing gets properly fixed; instead, you'll often just be disturbed for seemingly no reason. On top of that, when things are worked on, they are frequently made worse rather than better, which contributes to the condition these apartments are in today. There is very little, if any, communication with residents. You don't know when they're coming, what they're coming to do, or why they're entering your space. They will randomly show up to inspect something, paint something, or perform some other task--often multiple times back-to-back because they do not keep track of what has already been completed. They do this without proper scheduling, without adequate notice, and without clearly explaining the reason for the visit. Overall, this makes the apartment an extremely frustrating place to live. What you pay here is very similar to, if not higher than, what you would pay elsewhere. Do yourself a favor and find another place to live.

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