









Conoce la zona y descubre los lugares imperdibles cerca de donde vivirás
Zona animada, llena de energía y ambiente
Centro de la ciudad, accesible a pie, animado a todas horas
Supermercados, tiendas y cafeterías muy cerca



Tu propio espacio, tus propias reglas. Una unidad independiente con todo lo necesario — cocina, baño y sala solo para ti (o para compartir con unos pocos compañeros). Los apartamentos son ideales para estudiantes que quieren independencia sin el mantenimiento de una casa completa.
4.0
Recomendado
Desde 1455 US$ /mes
4030 N Central Expy, Dallas, TX 75204, US-Ver en Google Maps
4.0
Recomendado
Basado en 371 reseñas de Google
Con tecnología de Google
Resumen de reseñas con IA
This property is praised for its excellent location, offering easy access to downtown Dallas, major highways, and local attractions, making it ideal for students seeking convenience. While many residents highlight the friendly and responsive staff, particularly the leasing and maintenance teams, some reviews indicate concerns about inconsistent management, cleanliness in common areas, and issues with amenities and security that have arisen over time. Potential residents should weigh the convenient location and positive interactions with staff against these occasional challenges.
Estas son las 5 últimas reseñas de Google para City Place Apartments.
Recuerda que las reseñas suelen reflejar experiencias muy marcadas. Úsalas como referencia para ayudarte a decidir.
5
junio de 2026
Shout out to maintenance!! Josiah & Bill 💪🏾🙌🏾 Often maintenance teams don’t get the recognition that they deserve. Very quick, efficient and professional. 5 ⭐️’s. Thank you again fellas!
5
mayo de 2026
1
mayo de 2026
Horrible.
mayo de 2026
Rent an appartment with great atmosphere and sights to see during this summer
mayo de 2026
0/5 Stars — Run. Don’t Walk. I lived here for five years, moving in back in 2021 when this was genuinely a great place to call home. Maintenance was responsive, landscaping was kept up, and management was communicative and professional. Then ownership/management switched and it has been an absolute nightmare ever since. Management is a revolving door. In the time since the switch, I’ve dealt with four different leasing managers and multiple leasing agents, none of whom had any idea what was going on or how to run the property. One manager even admitted to me that they had read the reviews before taking the job at City Place and were already worried coming in. That says it all. The conditions are appalling. Cockroaches in nearly every unit. A friend touring the property spotted a dead mouse in the hallway and walked out on the spot…smart move. The overall filth of this complex is genuinely disgusting. The turf is covered in pet waste because no one enforces clean-up. The trees have been left to grow so out of control that every time it rains, the grounds turn into a muddy, unwalkaable mess. Basic upkeep is completely nonexistent. The gym is broken …constantly. Equipment is perpetually out of order with no urgency to fix it. Yet somehow, management found the budget to repaint the garage while critical security issues around the property remain completely unaddressed. That is where your money is going. Security is a joke and everyone knows it. Doors and gates throughout the property have been broken for so long that my own friends learned how to get inside without a key. No fob, no access card — they just knew how to get in because nothing was ever fixed. That is not just an inconvenience, that is a serious safety failure and frankly embarrassing for a managed residential property. Theft is rampant and ignored. Every package gets stolen … and I mean every package …. despite paying for lockers. I’ve personally lost over $1,000 in packages. Most egregiously, a $20,000 work package was stolen and when I asked management to pull security footage, they claimed they did but never provided anything in writing or showed me proof. Nothing was resolved. They will nickel-and-dime you. When I transferred units, my roommate and I were hit with an unheard-of $2,000 move-out charge. When I recently broke my lease, no one was on the same page and they kept inventing new fees. A former leasing agent even confirmed to me that this is a deliberate company strategy, they count on residents giving in rather than fighting back. Amenities? Don’t count on them. The pool is perpetually closed. The gym is always broken. Gates, doors, and fobs throughout the property are constantly out of order. People blast music at all hours. It feels less like a residential community and more like an unsupervised frat house. The rent looks attractive but you are paying for zero security, zero accountability, and zero management competence. If you are a resident handing over $25,000 or more a year in rent, you owe it to yourself to look elsewhere. This place is a complete joke. Before you sign anything here, scroll back and read the last 7-8 reviews. All zero stars. That tells you everything. It is sad and tragic how residents are treated here. I genuinely wish the new management luck … they are going to need it. Top 5 worst places to live in Dallas. I cannot warn you strongly enough.
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