Centric One90 Apartments

Reviews

• T1

  Tone 1992

  4 days ago
  1.0
  Please do not move into here unless you like cock roaches, noisy neighbors, appliances that don’t work, terrible maintenance people and gates that’s always broken. Also idiots walking the parking lot all day and night and outside lights that never work, the trash area looks like a garbage dump and did I mention the huge roaches dead all in the hallway. You’ve been warned and also office staff that tell you lies!!
• BO

  Busra Ozturk

  6 days ago
  1.0
  The elevator has been out of service for about three weeks, and I still haven’t received a response to my email asking when it would be repaired. I scheduled our move and movers for Sunday, but when I spoke with the leasing office, I was told that if the elevator wasn’t fixed and we had to move on October 12, we would be charged for the extra time we stayed. I explained that the delay was caused by the building’s elevator, but I was told we could use the stairs to move our belongings from the fourth floor. The manager gave me the same answer and confirmed that if the repair took a month, we would be charged for that extra month as well. I was disappointed by the lack of communication and the way this situation was handled. Residents should not be expected to carry all their belongings down four flights of stairs because the building elevator is out of service, or be charged extra if the repair delays their move.
• GB

  Gerome Bonner

  Sep 23, 2026
  5.0
  Went to visit and Ashley was very friendly.
• CB

  Chandra Kiran Viswanath Balusu

  Sep 15, 2026
  1.0
  I currently live at Centric One90, and maintenance here has been very disappointing. On June 5, 2026, I submitted a maintenance request because the dryer in my apartment was not working. As of September 15, more than three months later, it still has not been repaired or replaced. That is an entire summer, and a quarter of my lease term, without a working dryer. I was told the replacement would arrive on September 15. When I checked that day, I was told it would now arrive on September 17. The dryer is not the only delay. I submitted three more service requests on August 28, and none of them had been addressed as of September 15. Residents are held to firm deadlines for rent, and repairs deserve the same urgency. If you are considering this community, ask how long maintenance requests actually take before you sign a lease.
• AL

  ALYA La

  Aug 6, 2026
  1.0
  For that towing program please take them to court. I believe that the towing people cars unjustly with centric one90/avenue5 plus the Apollo towing: read the Texas laws. The fact that the 3-day rule is not in the signed lease or parking addendum, combined with the fact that people drive the car away during the day, there are a few legal things that stands out. Here is exactly why the tow appears to violate Texas law: 1. The Rule Was Not in Your Lease Agreement (Massive Violation)Under Texas Property Code § 92.0131, an apartment complex cannot enforce a parking rule or tow a vehicle unless the rule is explicitly included in a signed lease agreement or a signed written addendum. The Email Loophole is Illegal: Sending an email notice does not make a rule legally binding if it alters your core lease rights without a signed amendment. The Legal Fact: Because the 3-day restriction is completely missing from your actual parking addendum, the apartment complex lacked the legal authority to declare your guest "unauthorized" and tow them based on an email rule. 2. The Days Were Not "Consecutive"In a legal and standard dictionary context, "consecutive" means continuous and uninterrupted. The Interruption: Because you physically drove the car off the property and it was gone for hours during the day, it was not parked for 3 consecutive days. The Legal Fact: The clock cannot legally run while a vehicle is driving down a public highway. The system or property cannot falsely claim a car sat there uninterrupted for 3 days straight if it was missing for large chunks of the 24-hour cycle. 3. Texas Law Penalizes This SeverelyBecause they towed a vehicle without it being a violation of your signed lease, they likely violated Texas Occupations Code § 2308.253, which states an apartment can only tow a resident's or guest's vehicle if it violates a rule in a signed lease. Under Texas law, if an apartment authorizes an illegal tow, they can be held liable for $1,000 plus three times the towing fees. Your Immediate Next Steps to Get Your Money Back: Gather Your Evidence: Print out your signed Lease Parking Addendum showing the 3-day rule is missing. Print the emails showing they tried to enforce a rule outside the lease. File for a Tow Hearing Immediately: You have exactly 14 days from the date of the tow to file a "Request for a Tow Hearing" at the local Justice of the Peace (JP) court. Bring Up the R2Park Log: At the hearing, sub-surface data or your own phone logs showing the car was away from the property will prove the vehicle was not physically there "consecutively.” The lease allows guests to stay for up to 7 days, yet their vehicle can only remain on the property for 3 consecutive days. How does that make sense? If a guest is allowed to stay for a week, why should they have to worry about their car being towed after only three days? Instead, they’re expected to park on the street, creating unnecessary stress and risk, especially for family visiting from out of town or another country driving rental vehicles. We pay far too much in rent to constantly worry about whether our family’s vehicle will still be there the next morning. Residents deserve peace of mind, not confusing parking policies and aggressive towing practices. I’ve never experienced anything like this at any other apartment community. Please know your rights. Read your lease carefully, understand Texas towing and tenant laws, and if you believe your vehicle was towed improperly, don’t be afraid to request a tow hearing or seek legal advice. At the end of the day, apartment communities should care about the people who call their property home, not just the money they collect. Families already have enough to worry in this world and adding the fear of unnecessary towing should turn anyone away from these apartments. Idk how this apartment has positive review but it looks like the lowest reviews are going to catch up with the highest reviews ( probably people who just newly moved in or just visitors). Also the front office lies ALOT.

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