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District at LeftBank

Updated 2026-07-24 · 2,262 reviewed · 497 listed · Scored from 294 Google reviews · How we rank ›

3.8(294) 64 composite score See reviews on Google ✓ Google-verified Publishes prices
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District at LeftBank
Services
Luxury Apartments, Pet-Friendly Apartments, Student Housing
Reviews
294

The real story

The property shows a sharp divide between longtime dissatisfaction and hope under new ownership. Long-term residents report repeated water damage from faulty sprinkler lines, serious black mold left unaddressed, broken elevators, and broken security gates that made theft common. Pest control requests went unanswered for months despite infestations. Recent reviews praise the new management team (Adrienne, Britain, Sophia, Nicole, Lauryn) for quick responses and genuine care, though structural and systemic issues remain unresolved. The location near West 7th and downtown Fort Worth, spacious floor plans, and pet amenities attract residents, but safety concerns and maintenance neglect have driven many away.

Staff responsiveness has improved noticeably, with new management resolving lease transfers and handling calls promptly. However, residents flag ongoing problems: dark hallways with burned-out lights, dog waste throughout common areas, and exterior doors still broken months into the transition. One resident reported being charged thousands in unexpected "reletting fees" after moving out with proper notice.

Praised for
  • responsive new management team
  • friendly, knowledgeable staff
  • spacious units
  • prime location near downtown and West 7th
  • pet-friendly amenities and community
Watch-outs
  • chronic maintenance failures (water damage, mold, broken elevators)
  • security issues (theft, broken gates, insecure doors)
  • poor pest control response despite repeated requests
  • unresponsive previous management and communication breakdowns
  • overpriced for condition and services
  • cleanliness problems (dog waste, hallway odors, stairwell darkness)
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Best for: Pet owners and downtown professionals who prioritize location and can tolerate ongoing maintenance issues under new management.
Think twice if: History of unresolved water damage, mold, theft, and security failures; verify all lease terms in writing and inspect units carefully before signing.

Where it delivers

  • Prime West 7th/downtown location
  • Spacious floor plans (studios to 4-bedroom)
  • Comprehensive pet amenities (dog park, washing station, community culture)
  • New management team responsive to resident needs

What to ask before signing

  • Water damage from frozen sprinkler pipes occurred twice in same unit (December 2022, January 2026) with inadequate repairs; black mold in Unit 452 painted over by previous owner
  • Elevators frequently broken, particularly affecting 6th-floor residents
  • Parking garage gate malfunction ongoing for months; storage units and vehicles repeatedly broken into
  • Pest control requests unanswered for 7+ months despite eight spray visits and full unit cleanout
  • New management staff named: Adrienne, Britain, Sophia, Nicole, Lauryn
  • Previous management charged surprise 'reletting fees' nearly double monthly rent with little disclosure

How residents rate the community

Luxury Apartments
Spacious, well-located units marketed as luxury but plagued by water damage, mold, and security failures that undercut the premium positioning and price.
Pet-Friendly Apartments
Dog park and washing station appreciated by pet owners; dog waste management in common areas a recurring complaint.
Townhome-Style Apartment Communities
Floor plan variety praised; same structural and maintenance issues apply across unit types.
Student Housing
Proximity to downtown and West 7th attractive; chronic elevator failures and security breaches problematic for students.
Furnished & Corporate Housing
Shared workspace and conference room available; maintenance responsiveness under old ownership unreliable, improving under new management.

Measured against the market

  • Rated 3.8 against a 3.94 average across the 309 townhome-style apartment communities businesses listed here.
  • Has more Google reviews than 84% of the businesses in this directory.

How we got this number

How We Rank
Star rating 21
Review volume 100
Review recency 100
Review sentiment 46
Profile completeness 100
Verification 30

Ratings pulled apart

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Get in touch

Address
600 Harrold St, Fort Worth, TX 76107

Last verified 2026-07-24

Office hours

Monday
09:00-18:00
Tuesday
09:00-18:00
Wednesday
09:00-18:00
Thursday
09:00-18:00
Friday
09:00-18:00
Saturday
10:00-17:00
Sunday
Closed

As listed on Google.

From the property's site

Services listed
Studio apartmentsOne-bedroom apartmentsTwo-bedroom apartmentsThree-bedroom apartmentsFour-bedroom apartments24-hour fitness centerBowling loungeDog park
Published prices
Studio apartments
Starts at $1363.00/mo (12 months)
One-bedroom apartments
Starts at $1391.00/mo (13 months)
Two-bedroom apartments
Starts at $1970.00/mo (12 months)
Three-bedroom apartments
Starts at $2375.00/mo (12 months)
Application fee
$75.00
Administration fee
$165.00

As published by the business on its own website; not independently verified.

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Common questions

Do you accept walk-in tours?
Tours are by appointment only. One reviewer noted being turned away during a walk-in visit.
What pet amenities does the complex offer?
The business website lists a dog park and dog washing station. Residents mention friendly dog-focused community culture.
Has management improved recently?
Yes. New ownership took over a few months ago. Recent reviews praise quick repairs, responsive staff (Britain, Adrienne, Sophia, Nicole, Lauryn), and immediate problem-solving, though residents note underlying infrastructure issues remain.

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Last updated 2026-07-24