Arbor Square Apartments

I lived there for three years, and honestly probably longer than I should have...with that being said here are the pro cons. Pro- They are attempting to updates the units between tents. Before I moved in they replaced the floors to vinyl which really helped with cleaning, especially with having a dog. They also replaced the counters to granite, which was a nice perk. The location was really convenient, close to work, HEB, restaurants, and the police station. The layout of the apartment itself was nice, and the coat closet and exterior storage unit were a major perk (given the tendency for apartments in B/CS to have minimal storage spaces). The staff were (for the most part) really easy to work with and polite, and they did try very hard to make the mail transition as smooth as possible after USPS decided to limit deliveries. Cons- Roaches, roaches everywhere. No matter how clean you are, no matter what you attempt to do to keep them at bay, you will never be able to get rid of them. To the point where it is safer/better to get rid of your smaller appliances when you move because they are probably infested and you can’t see them. Laundry facility, to be fair the rooms themselves were poorly decided so the floors and washer units themselves are always pretty dirty. There’s usually always 1-2 washers down, and they tend to have water in the that collect a lot of filth. The maintenance team, while polite and hard working for what they’re given, have a tendency to not notify you when they enter your unit, which is irritating as I have a dog who is extremely scared of people. Safety, is a bit questionable, there were quite a few people in the apartment I learned to walk different routes through buildings to avoid getting stared at. There were also quite a few people who do use the parking lots for meeting locations, and cut throughs to Bee Creek. There were extreme differences in the quality and safety of the apartments depending on where they were located on the property. However, no matter what unit you are in, you will be paying rent for yourself, your family and pets, and millions of roaches as well. Health, safety, and sanity should be considered before signing a lease.

Having lived in a place where management really doesn't care about the property and even less about their tenants. I can honestly say the manager here Christie cares about her property and her tenants. If you are expecting a luxury apartment on a bando budget it's not management fault for anyone's unrealistic expectations. Overall give Arbor Square a chance my relative loved it here. Because they understood that all issues wasn't management fault. As long as my relative was kind and courteous the staff reciprocated the actions. Any issues they came across were handle in a timely manner.