Five-star reviewers praise the quiet setting and attentive maintenance staff (particularly Elizabeth and Adriana), with spacious units at reasonable cost. One-star reviews paint a stark opposite picture: persistent roach infestations, crumbling drywall, non-functional HVAC, and aggressive move-out fees of $500 to $3,500, often charged despite units being clean at departure.
Last verified 2026-08-23
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Centennial has a 3.3-star rating split sharply between five-star and one/two-star reviews, with limited detail available. Complaints focus on slow or absent maintenance response, water damage, mold, and front desk staff negligence. One reviewer noted prices feel prohibitive.
Most residents report a punishing experience with serious maintenance and pest control failures. Roach infestations are the dominant complaint, alongside regular internet and water outages, poor repairs (especially bathtub work done repeatedly), and rent hikes that outpace improvements. Staff communication is chaotic; move-in charges surprise residents, deposit refunds are disputed, and management is hard to reach. A handful of graduate students and early residents praise proximity to campus and cite individual staff members (Ansib) as genuinely helpful. Maintenance teams handle emergency electrical and plumbing work quickly when they come. Yet these pockets of goodwill are drowned out by overwhelming accounts of negligence, water damage, mold risk, and the sense that problems are managed reactively rather than fixed.
Center Chase Apartments offers loft-style units steps from UTA with in-unit washers/dryers and a strong property manager. Tenants praise the quiet location and responsive emergency maintenance, but recent reviews flag high electricity bills, summer heat from window AC units, and slow routine maintenance turnaround.
Last updated 2026-08-23
