Eastbridge

We went to tour Eastbridge this past week and were very impressed by the team! Michelle was very knowledgeable and showed us what could be our future home. It hard charm, was homey, clean and quiet. We’ll be definitely thinking of making this place our new home!

The office team is always incredibly helpful and friendly! The community is in a fantastic location, with so many places within walking distance. It's a great place to live!

I’ve been living at EastBridge for 2 years now. I moved all the way from the East Coast and as a result, was unable to tour before relocating. Stephanie answered every single call and made this transition across the country feel effortless. I was met with such kindness from the entire staff. Any question I had, Stephanie, Mario, and John were always ready and eager to help me. My family members have visited and have met them as well… they see why Eastbridge has felt like a second home so quickly! EastBridge is well maintained (thanks to Mario and his crew who go above and beyond on a day to day basis)! Located in a prime location, I’d say Eastbridge is the most reasonably priced location compared to other competitors out there. When it was time to renew, price of rent only went up $80 which still resulted in it being cheaper than other locations close by. Whenever I’ve needed maintenance in my unit, someone comes up within 24 hours. I’ve never dealt with loud neighbors and the apartment is kept up with very nicely. Everyone who lives here is so kind, respectful and cognizant of others. It’s safe, walkable, and conveniently located off of 75. It’s only a 10 minute walk/ 2 minute drive to the Katy Trail, but the surrounding neighborhood is so beautiful and safe as well. The people who work at Eastbridge truly make the place so special. If you’re thinking about moving here, don’t hesitate to reach out to the team!

When I first moved to Eastbridge in 2022 I was very pleased with it, I had some normal issues but as time went on they became glaring problems. For one, I was paying $500 over what they charge new residents, they never raised my rent as I signed after covid when rent prices were high. Being a resident who had been there for 3 years with no issues I asked if we could bring that down even just a bit, not even the same price but just less than the clearly exorbitant fee I was charged. I was told no which spurred my decision to leave. I found a much nicer apartment for much cheaper. The apartments are a bit outdated but nothing that is glaring, my dishwasher in particular had the paint chipping on the racks since the day I moved in but aesthetically it looks fine if a touch outdated. It does have quite thin walls being older buildings meaning you can clearly hear everything outside. Landscaping, drunk people leaving the nearby bars, neighbors having conversations. All of it. The amenities are nice but nothing I haven’t seen at any other property I’ve lived at. I did have pretty consistent issues with pill bugs and small centipedes coming in. It happened when I first moved in, they sprayed and it wasn’t an issue again until the next year, had them spray again, they came back the next year. So expect needing consistent pest control. At one point my app to enter the building completely stopped working and when I asked about it I was basically told to try a few fixes and when they didn’t work I was told “no one else complained about it so just live with it”. Maintenance tends to try and slap a quick fix first and then properly fix it if the issue persists, like a broken toilet lever was simply twist tied together until I complained of that breaking and explained the entire lever needed replaced. In the last month of my stay the AC quit working as well, keeping my apartment rather warm while I was packing, not unlivable day to day but when packing it was uncomfortable. I filed a maintenance request, they replaced the filter, that did not fix it, but at that point I was 4 days out from my move and simply was done dealing with it. But the worst part, the thing that actually does bug me. Some of the apartments have a enclosed extra room rather than a patio if they face the street. I had one such apartment, the large window leaked the literal entire 3 years. When it first happened I filed a complaint, the old management company said they fixed it from the exterior and we didn’t have anymore bad storms that year. The next year rolls around and it starts leaking during storm season again, so it was never properly fixed. I file a new complaint, they come in, rip out all the dry wall and fix it. It didn’t leak anymore that year. This year rolls around. It’s leaking again, I file a request, the current management company claims they fixed it from the exterior (the thing that didn’t work before), and lo and behold it continued leaking days later. Again, I was a short ways out from moving, decide to just keep the window lined with towels when it rained and not bother with it any longer. These patios were simply not enclosed properly and it shows in that they clearly can’t do a proper fix without a huge construction project, leading to residents just having to deal with intruding water every year and slapping quick fixes on top and hoping it holds until next year. Ultimately, for the price, it’s simply not worth all the issues. It’s not the worst apartment complex ever but I wouldn’t suggest it either.

I work in the multifamily industry, so I view things through a different perspective compared to others. I’ve lived here for nearly three years and it’s been a great experience. I’ve never had an issue with the onsite team and the maintenance staff is great. Amenities are modern and what you’d expect. The pool was recently renovated and is lively during the summer. I’d recommend this property to anyone.