Affordable & Budget-Friendly in Dallas, TX

Early reviews praise friendly leasing staff, the pool, and the rooftop. Several recent reviews are harsh, though. Residents report dirty carpets, odors, broken gym equipment, and charges posted late. Maintenance gets consistent praise.

Deep Ellum Lofts earns praise for its leasing agents and unique industrial lofts, with a 3.9 rating across 153 Google reviews. Serious complaints cover pests, mold, a repeatedly failing freight elevator, and disputed move-out fees, so weigh those before signing.

Halston Apartments gets warm praise for its office staff and fast maintenance on routine requests. Complaints centre on pests, a stuck elevator, and leaks that tenants say went unresolved. Overall, a mixed record across 399 Google reviews averaging 3.8.

Many reviewers praise staff, especially Kendall and Tyler, for helping during the recent management change. The quiet, walkable Lower Greenville location gets strong marks. Several recent reviews say management is hard to reach, and one describes a long, unresolved application and deposit problem.

Residents who praise Mosaic mostly point to friendly front desk and event staff, roomy floor plans, and the rooftop pool. Many others report a different picture: elevators that are often down, pests, and slow repairs. The rating of 3.4 across 482 Google reviews reflects that split. Complaints about the elevators come up again and again, including freight lifts that stay broken for weeks during move-ins. Reviewers also describe noisy neighbors, rough valet and garage experiences, and fee or deposit disputes. Several say management is hard to reach.

Futura Lofts draws strong praise for its staff responsiveness and industrial loft design, with many residents valuing the rooftop amenities, secure parking, and walkable Deep Ellum location. However, sustained complaints about construction noise, unresponsive management to safety issues, and energy bills reaching $300-$500 monthly (especially corner units) temper enthusiasm. Rent increases averaging $100-$200 yearly and recurring maintenance gaps create friction for longer-term residents.