Greater Fort Worth Apartment Complex Guide
Menu
Find Your Next Apartment Call

Parkside So7 Urban Apartments

Updated 2026-08-23 · 3,566 reviewed · 599 listed · Scored from 270 Google reviews · How we rank ›

4.3(270) 71 composite score See reviews on Google ✓ Google-verified
Student HousingAffordable & Low-Income HousingPet-Friendly ApartmentsLuxury ApartmentsTownhome-Style Apartment Communities
Parkside So7 Urban Apartments
Location
Cultural District, Fort Worth
Services
Student Housing, Affordable & Low-Income Housing, Pet-Friendly Apartments
Reviews
270
Best for
Pet owners valuing location and on-site amenities who can vet management stability upfront.

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

The property attracts strong loyalty for its location, amenities, and maintenance crew responsiveness when they show up. However, a management transition roughly a month ago has fractured the experience: new leadership fails to follow through on commitments, electricity charges jumped from $50-80 to $150-200+ per month with no upfront disclosure, common areas show visible neglect, and fire alarms sound multiple times weekly. Long-time residents and recent arrivals clash sharply in their ratings.

What separates satisfaction here comes down to staff. Maintenance (Al, Marcialo, Vonda, Jose named frequently) earn consistent praise; leasing agents like Robby and Crystal receive warm mentions. But promise unravels after move-in. Residents report undisclosed fees, ignored work orders, weak privacy protection, and poor enforcement of quiet hours. For the premium rent charged, upkeep and accountability fall short.

Praised for
  • fast, responsive maintenance team
  • strong staff relationships (named crew members praised)
  • prime location near dining, parks, trails
  • amenities (pools, dog park, fitness center, saunas, pickleball)
Watch-outs
  • management unresponsive and inconsistent (pre/post Megan)
  • electricity charges hidden, suddenly doubled (not disclosed)
  • aging infrastructure, poor upkeep (hallway floors, fire alarm false alarms)
  • noise and enforcement issues (fire alarms weekly, dogs, traffic)
  • privacy violations during turnover
  • security lapses (pool access, door codes)
  • mail delivery failures
responsive-managementpoor-communicationclean-facilitiesnoisy-neighborsfriendly-staffoverpriced-feesoutdated-unitsgreat-locationhidden-feesmove-in-issues
Best for: Pet owners valuing location and on-site amenities who can vet management stability upfront.
Think twice if: Recent management turnover has caused billing surprises, maintenance neglect, and poor follow-through; electricity charges hidden until after lease signing. Ask about the transition and request full fee disclosure in writing before applying.

Where it delivers

  • fast maintenance response
  • strong maintenance crew reputation
  • excellent location near dining and parks
  • diverse amenities (pool, dog park, saunas, pickleball)

What to ask before signing

  • Maintenance crew members Al, Marcialo, Vonda, Jose praised for responsiveness and community care
  • Previous manager Megan departed; new manager Shannon noted in recent complaints for poor communication
  • Electricity billing shifted from individual metering (50-80/month) to communal allocation ($150-200+/month) without transparent disclosure or updated lease signatures
  • Leasing agent Crystal H and Robby noted for professionalism during tours and moves
  • AC repair completed in under 2 hours on 100-degree day per one review

How residents rate the community

Pet-Friendly Apartments
Dog park and dog wash praised, but rusty edging has caused injuries; access restrictions (no after 10pm) cited as safety concern near coyote habitat.
Luxury Apartments
Amenities (pool, saunas, pickleball) generate enthusiasm, but premium rent not matched by upkeep quality or management accountability.
Townhome-Style Apartment Communities
Long-term residents report affection for the community, but recent neglect and aging infrastructure (hallways, fire prevention pipes) undermine the premium positioning.

Measured against the market

  • Rated 4.3 against a 3.94 average across the 351 townhome-style apartment communities businesses listed here.
  • Has more Google reviews than 81% of the businesses in this directory.

How we got this number

How We Rank
Star rating 51
Review volume 100
Review recency 100
Review sentiment 41
Profile completeness 100
Verification 30

Ratings pulled apart

5
205
4
20
3
7
2
5
1
33

Get in touch

Address
900 Matisse Dr Second Floor, Fort Worth, TX 76107
Open in Google Maps

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
Pet-friendly communityFitness centerSwimming poolsDog washPet park

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

Common questions

How fast is maintenance response?
One resident reported AC repair within 2 hours on a 100-degree day; maintenance crew is frequently praised for speed.
What are electricity costs really like?
Residents report $150-200+ per month under the current communal billing method (post-shift), compared to $50-80 under the old individual metering system. This allocation method was not disclosed during tours; electricity addendum required after lease signing.
Are there quiet hours and are they enforced?
Quiet hours exist but are reportedly not enforced. Fire alarms sound multiple times weekly at all hours, and residents near the dog park report frequent barking.

Similar apartment complexes nearby

Olympus 7th Street Station
83

Olympus 7th Street Station

4.7(186)✓ Google-verified

Staff earn consistent praise for helpfulness and speed, especially maintenance team members Joe and leasing agent Vivian. Amenities stay clean, the location near West 7th offers walkability to restaurants and the Trinity Trail, and residents appreciate the unexpected quiet. Downsides: electricity runs $120-200 monthly for one-bedroom units, construction disruption occurred during at least one tenant's stay, and several residents reported move-out billing shock and collection calls for disputed charges. Vehicle security appears inadequate, with two break-ins reported and management unresponsive to police.

Student HousingPet-Friendly ApartmentsTownhome-Style Apartment Communities
View profile
District at LeftBank
66

District at LeftBank

3.9(291)✓ Google-verifiedPublishes prices

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.

Student HousingPet-Friendly ApartmentsLuxury Apartments
View profile
Bexley at Left Bank
64

Bexley at Left Bank

3.8(228)✓ Google-verified

The complex divides sharply: residents praise maintenance team members like Erin and Josh for fast, professional repairs, and appreciate community events. However, leasing office communication is inconsistent, with many reporting ignored calls and slow issue resolution. Serious concerns include lingering pet odors in hallways, thin walls that carry neighbor noise and cooking smells, pest infestations left unaddressed for months, and instances of billing disputes that damaged credit without signed leases. Building systems (gates, windows) also show wear and slow repair timelines. Layout and construction issues persist throughout: gaps in windows and doors, poor soundproofing, and insufficient weekend cleaning of common areas. The complex shines when upper management visits but struggles with daily operations. Staff quality varies widely by department, with some residents crediting recent hires Daniel and Erica for improving communication, while others cite years of being ignored by the office.

Student HousingAffordable & Low-Income HousingPet-Friendly Apartments
View profile

Own this business? Get featured

Own or market a business here? Ask about featured placement and advertising on this directory. Your message goes straight to the directory team.

Last updated 2026-08-23