1810 Main Apartments

Privatizing the parking to make more money but not changing any of the signage is poor property management. Posting promotions in the elevator oppose to more important business is poor management. Making changes effective immediately with no grace period that cost your residents money without proper notice is poor management! Having the garage open in an area with large homeless population is poor management and a safety concern especially with Houston having high incident rates for car thefts and break ins!

I moved into 1810 Main Apartments in September, and from day one it has been one issue after another. POOR TURN OVER: My unit was not properly cleaned before move-in. There was visible splatter, dust, dirt, and pet hair throughout the apartment, and the carpet smelled strongly of pets. Management initially agreed to deep clean the unit and replace the carpet. All of my kitchen cabinets were peeling — the outer laminate layer was literally separating from the wood underneath. It took FOUR months to replace them. MAITENANCE: My thermostat did not properly maintain temperature from September until March 1st, when it was finally repaired. My ice maker has also been inconsistent since move-in and was only replaced on February 28th. For a property charging $1,700–$2,000+ per unit (I personally pay $2,305 for a 2-bedroom, 2-bath), the overall condition of the building is unacceptable. That’s over $6,000,000 for this poorly maintained and managed property. CLEANLINESS: Common areas are consistently dirty: Elevators (both garage and main) are often filthy. Hallways frequently have pet accidents or spilled food that sit for days. The trash compactor area is regularly disgusting. The pool deck and lounge furniture are covered in dog hair. SAFETY: The garage security gate has not worked consistently and has been left completely open for over a month. Given the downtown location near the bus station, this is a serious safety concern. There is no visible on-site security, and non-residents regularly enter the building. MANAGEMENT: Guest parking was converted to paid parking without proper communication. My guests were charged $315 overnight with no prior notice to residents. Management can post discounts for Rockets games in the elevators, but they can’t communicate major changes like parking policy updates. If you’re expecting a clean, secure, “luxury” living experience, this is not it. For the price point, the upkeep and responsiveness simply do not match what residents are paying. I would not recommend moving here.