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District at LeftBank

Updated 2026-08-23 · 3,566 reviewed · 599 listed · Scored from 291 Google reviews · How we rank ›

3.9(291) 66 composite score See reviews on Google ✓ Google-verified Publishes prices
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District at LeftBank
Location
Fort Worth
Services
Student Housing, Pet-Friendly Apartments, Luxury Apartments
Reviews
291
Best for
Pet owners and professionals drawn to West 7th proximity who can navigate infrastructure risks.

Business data from Google Business Profile, checked 2026-08-23. Facts from the business's own website were fetched 2026-07-24.

The real story

Six months of ownership transition split resident experience sharply. New management draws immediate praise for responsiveness, quick repairs, and staff warmth from leasing team members including Britain, Adrienne, Sophia, Nicole, and Lauryn. Long-term residents report the change as tangible improvement over prior neglect. However, underlying building infrastructure issues persist: repeated water damage from burst sprinkler pipes, black mold left unpainted over, non-functional elevators and security gates, and roach infestations unresolved despite eight pest control visits. Residents also report misleading verbal fee assurances followed by thousands in unexpected charges including reletting fees. Pet owners praise the dog park and washing station, but common areas remain littered with dog waste and hallways smell of smoke and urine.

The property's core appeal remains location and layout for those drawn to West 7th proximity and spacious units. Staff turnover and management change inject hope, yet reviews suggest structural and institutional problems require more than friendly faces to fix.

Recent shift: Management ownership changed approximately six months ago, triggering sharp improvement in responsiveness and communication. Prior reviews consistently report ignored maintenance requests, poor communication, and unresolved infrastructure issues under previous ownership. New team (Britain, Adrienne, Sophia, Nicole, Lauryn) draws immediate praise. However, underlying building problems (mold, water damage, broken elevators, pest control failures) predate the transition and remain unresolved, suggesting management change has not yet addressed systemic maintenance backlog.

Praised for
  • responsive new management and staff
  • spacious floor plans and location
  • pet-friendly amenities and community
  • friendly and attentive leasing team
Watch-outs
  • chronic water damage and mold from poor maintenance
  • broken elevators and security gates
  • unresponsive previous management and ignored maintenance requests
  • roach infestation despite repeated pest control attempts
  • unclear fees and aggressive debt collection
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Best for: Pet owners and professionals drawn to West 7th proximity who can navigate infrastructure risks.
Think twice if: Long history of water damage, mold, pest control failures, and broken security systems may persist despite management optimism.

Where it delivers

  • new management team focused on resident responsiveness
  • spacious multi-bedroom floor plans in West 7th location
  • dog park and dog washing station for pet residents

What to ask before signing

  • Leasing staff: Britain, Adrienne, Sophia, Nicole, Lauryn noted by name as responsive and professional
  • Unit 2304 experienced burst emergency sprinkler pipes twice (December 2022, January 2026) flooding living room and spreading mold; drywall not fully replaced
  • Unit 452 has severe black mold in water closet, master closet, and under master bedroom carpet
  • Elevators frequently broken; single elevator to 6th floor creates access problems
  • Security gates and door locks non-functional for extended periods
  • Roach infestation in at least one unit treated eight times over seven months with no resolution
  • New ownership took over approximately six months ago; previous management largely unresponsive to maintenance requests

How residents rate the community

Pet-Friendly Apartments
Dog park and washing station praised; common areas plagued by uncollected dog waste and hallway odors
Luxury Apartments
Spacious units and location appeal offset by building maintenance failures and infrastructure problems
Student Housing
Accessible floor plans and transit location attract younger residents; second-hand smoke and noise issues noted
Townhome-Style Apartment Communities
Multi-bedroom layouts marketed as spacious; elevator and security issues undermine access and safety appeal

Measured against the market

  • Rated 3.9 against a 3.94 average across the 351 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 27
Review volume 100
Review recency 100
Review sentiment 45
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 2026-08-23

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.

Common questions

Does the property allow pets and have amenities for them?
Yes. The property offers a dog park and dog washing station. Their website lists pet-related amenities as part of their community features.
What is included in the rent, and are there other fees I should know about?
Rent starts at $1,363/month for studios. Beyond rent, residents report application fees ($75), administration fees ($165), valet trash fees ($45/month), pest control ($5/month), and several other add-ons. One resident reported receiving unexpected 'reletting fees' of nearly double monthly rent after move-out, so ask for all fees and charges in writing before signing.
Does the complex have fitness and recreation facilities?
Yes. Their website lists a 24-hour fitness center, bowling lounge, swimming pool, shared workspace, and conference room.

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Last updated 2026-08-23