The Cape at Grand Harbor

Reviews

• YM

  Yesenia Malaspina

  Aug 10, 2026
  5.0
  Ms. Nahomi took great care of us and answered all our questions; we hope to finalize our dance soon—we loved it.
• MF

  Michael Friedmann

  Jul 27, 2026
  3.0
  Lived here 3 years from 2023 to 2026 Overall if your looking for a general apartment to stay at, nothing more nothing less this is the place for you Place was better at the start but due to newer apartments opening up around the quality and the care of the place has dropped a bit and unfortunately the prices have ticked up a bit to keep the property a float Pros: - Staff is friendly and competent, Maintenance repairs problems fast and friendly about everything, leasing agents are nice and knowledgeable to any questions you might have. Manager doesn't leave her office but if you email she responds with in 2/3 business days, best to go to leasing agents with questions in person instead -Parking not horrible lots of spaces open -Convenient location to any needs/wants Cons -Property is clearly cash strapped, noticed a lot of move outs in the last half of 2025 and first half of 2026, good for parking but bad for getting anything in the property repaired, Gate is down 50% of the time, either open or one or the other entrances isnt working, will sit that way for a couple months while they budget to get it fixed, before cycle starts all over again after a month or two. -move in and move out process are a little janky, Move in took me two weeks before they finally sent me information to get wifi set up(Also if you internet goes out even though its set up by apartment you will be responsible for going through all the steps of getting a new modem and getting it reset yourself) Move out they have a "move out consultation" which is just someone coming to the apartment looking around for 2-3 minutes and then leaving. you get a checklist of what they were looking at 2 weeks later only a couple days before you move out, would be more helpful if that was sent out the day of the consultation so residents have an idea of what was being checked. - General repair around the apartment will have to be requested, even if it is something as basic as changing out the vents, luckily maintence team is fast so wont be more than a day
• JJ

  Jennifer

  Jul 15, 2026
  4.0
  This review is long overdue. I lived at this community from 2022 until early 2025, so I feel like I had enough time there to give an honest review. There were definitely several positives. The location is incredibly convenient, with easy access to shopping, restaurants, and major roads. The units are nice inside and the complex has great amenities and I had really great neighbors. It’s also a great location for pet owners. The community is very pet friendly and is close to a neighborhood park as well as Katy Dog Park, which made it easy to get outside with my dog. The grounds were consistently clean and well maintained, and the maintenance team was always quick to respond to work orders. I never had to wait long when I submitted a maintenance request. Every morning I would see the maintenance staff out cleaning the property, and I often saw them picking up pet waste that irresponsible residents had left behind. The office staff was also consistently friendly, professional, and helpful whenever I had questions or needed assistance. Despite the many positives of this community, there were some negatives to living here. When I first moved in, my unit had a persistent ant problem that lasted for over a year despite pest control treatments. After doing some research, I identified them as pharaoh ants, which don’t respond to traditional spraying and can actually split into new colonies when sprayed or crushed (basically they’ll just pop up somewhere else in the unit). Once pest control switched to gel bait, the problem was completely resolved, and I never had another issue. Even though the issue was fully resolved, I mention this only because it may help current or future residents because there are other reviews on here that mention an ants. The biggest issue, however, was the air conditioning. I lived in a two-story apartment, and during the summer it was common for the indoor temperature to reach 83°F during the hottest part of the day, with relief only coming in during the evenings and early mornings. I contacted maintenance several times, but each visit ended with me being told the system was working properly. Whether that was technically true or not, the apartment simply wasn’t comfortable during the Texas summer. A neighbor in an identical floor plan told me she experienced the same issue. Ultimately, this was the primary reason I decided not to renew my lease. Visitor parking was another challenge. There are very few visitor spaces and were often nowhere near my building. It made it difficult whenever friends or family came over, and it was especially inconvenient when I traveled and had a pet sitter stopping by twice a day to care for my pets. The other concern involved a fatal shooting at the property that received local news coverage. Based on the information from the local news, it appeared to involve individuals who knew each other rather than being a random act. Even so, I was surprised that management never sent residents any communication acknowledging the incident or offering reassurance about safety. Although they acknowledged and communicated about the power outage that resulted from that incident, a brief message recognizing that something serious had occurred and addressing residents’ concerns about safety would have gone a long way. Overall, this community has several strengths, including its convenient location, pet-friendly atmosphere, clean grounds, good amenities, responsive maintenance team, and genuinely kind and helpful office staff. However, if you’re considering a two-story unit, I would recommend asking detailed questions about how well it stays cool during the summer.
• KK

  Kael

  Jun 19, 2026
  5.0
  Great service and beautiful apartments
• DR

  Dariaus Ruth

  Jun 18, 2026
  1.0
  Pray your AC doesn’t go out in the middle of a heat advisory because you will be waiting at least a week for maintenance to resolve your issue. 92 degrees in your apartment matters none to them, been here 3 years and AC has broken twice. I will not be here a fourth year.

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