Champions of North Dallas
Living here feels like a gamble between a few dedicated staff and systemic neglect. New management (Asset Living) has tanked what was once a well-run property, leaving residents without AC in 95-degree heat for weeks, mold spreading unchecked, and roaches in beds while waiting for maintenance that never shows. The lease documents don't match what you pay, trash fees pile up even when it is not collected, and calling the office is futile. A small crew of leasing agents (Annessa, Cole, Frank, Judy) go above and beyond, but they cannot fix broken systems, uncommunicative leadership, or the fact that invoices arrive via money order and some buildings sit empty because residents fled. The property itself has good bones: affordable pricing, usable layouts, working pools and gyms. But since late 2025, it has become a maze of broken promises, emergency maintenance phone trees, and residents stuck between health risks and lease obligations. Those who praise it name only specific staff; those who condemn it describe years of decay under the current management team.
