Over a year, reviewers have watched management turnover erode what started as an affordable, campus-close option. Staff like Jennifer, Gina, and Jorge won rated highly for friendliness and speed, yet these bright spots clash sharply with widespread complaints about roaches, non-working washers and dryers, broken AC units ignored for months, and sidewalks left filthy. Recent five-star reviews (last 7 months) credit a new team, but older ratings document residents charged surprise fees, ignored maintenance requests, and poor email response. The price undercuts neighbors, and location matters to students, but the cleanliness, maintenance, and fee practices have made many wish they paid more elsewhere.
Two months ago, a potential renter could not even reach the office to schedule a tour, calling a different but urgent failure. The divide between the best and worst experiences here is stark enough that residents explicitly warn newcomers not to lease regardless of affordability.
Last verified 2026-08-23
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Meadow Run apartments attract students with fair pricing and utilities included, plus clean common areas good for studying. Maintenance responds within 2 days, though some note small kitchens and lack of carpet.
Strong staff loyalty dominates positive reviews: Sam, Tami, and Jayme consistently earn praise for attentive service during move-in and problem-solving. Yet persistent complaints center on A/C malfunctions, cockroach infestations, and slow or incomplete repairs despite management goodwill. One tenant reported unit damage requiring a move with added fees; another waited weeks for fixes on a faulty air conditioning system. The gap between staff praise and maintenance failures suggests strong management intent but operational strain. Website claims off-campus proximity to UT Arlington, furnished units, in-unit laundry, and resort amenities. Complaints suggest advertised renovations do not always match unit condition, and pest issues recur despite staff effort.
Tour staff, particularly Leo, earn consistent praise for patience and professionalism during the leasing process. Once residents move in, experience fractures sharply: maintenance responds within two days, but management communication fails, packages disappear, roaches infest units despite cleaning efforts, fire alarms trigger repeatedly at night, and rules apply unevenly across the complex. Residents report unexplained repair charges stacked monthly, A/C withheld when temperatures reach 87 degrees, and little accountability when units suffer water damage or residents have roommate conflicts. The property itself shows visible trash, vandalism in the garage, and stairwell filth. Management does not engage after the lease is signed.
Last updated 2026-08-23
