Latitude Med Center

Be careful these guys are very shady. The elevator barely works here and is broke. I've lived here for 3 months and i've had 2 times where I've had to walk down 30 flights of stairs. In the morning it stops at every floor. The management is always telling you the elevator is being fixed but it's been 3 months..... Hot water was out for 3 days in the span of the first two weeks I moved in. This place is a joke with how much they charge..... Lastly, they will dangle offers like free application but will have a long list of exceptions that they will verbally tell you but then will say that you "misremembered." Always get everything in writing here down to every small detail.

Mighty Man Movers always has the BEST experiences at Latitude at Med Center! 🎉 Their team is super friendly, welcoming, and makes every move-in feel smooth and stress-free. From smiling faces in the office to well-organized move days, everything runs beautifully! 📦✨ The property is clean, modern, and full of great energy — you can really tell the staff cares about their residents and vendors alike. 💖 Every time we’re here, we feel appreciated and supported, which makes all the difference! We highly recommend Latitude at Med Center to anyone looking for an amazing place to live near the Medical Center! 🌆🙌 - Hire The Heroes - Mighty Man Movers

Unsafe building. See the pictures for yourself. During the time I lived here, security was a serious problem. I lived here for almost two years, and more than ten cars were stolen, with several others broken into. Despite repeatedly bringing concerns to management, there was never any noticeable improvement in safety measures. The parking areas felt poorly monitored, and residents were often left to deal with the aftermath on their own. Keep in mind, this is a building where the cheapest proper one bedroom (no a studio) starts at a minimum of $2,000, and realistically closer to $2,200 to $2,300. The apartments themselves are ok, but it’s hard to justify the cost knowing you’re unsafe and that if you go to your car at 2 or 3 a.m., there is a chance you might encounter a thief. What exactly is considered “luxury” about that? See the pictures, especially the crime data. I’m sharing these photos because tenants deserve transparency before moving in. Until security is taken seriously, I cannot recommend this building to anyone who values peace of mind. Management is barely helpful when things like this happen. I stored a set of wheels in one of the storage cages in the parking garage while I was on a trip, and they were stolen shortly after. I wasn’t able to press charges because there are essentially no cameras in the parking area, only a few that monitor the elevator. It could have been an outsider, a resident, or an employee but there is no way to know. There is clearly no guarantee of safety in this building, even though it charges high amenity fees and advertises itself as a luxury property. If you are a Rice parent, why would you want your child to live in a place like this? The concierge is already overworked and overwhelmed managing packages, escorting visitors/delivery drivers upstairs and handling constant resident requests, and thieves were frequently stealing Rice students’ bicycles. God forbid one of your kids runs into a thief who is armed.