Mission Gate

Reviews

• XG

  Xavier Gonzalez

  Sep 24, 2026
  1.0
  Just rude! Like I was going to open to the 3rd floor but first impressions, absolutely not. They have you wait and wait then come out with an attitude. Pool caught my attention that's why I came.
• TJ

  Talasila Jahnavi

  Sep 3, 2026
  5.0
  Daniel ybarra and juan did a fantastic job when they came in for maintenance work They were very professional and know what they are doing They are the best Previous maintenance guy didnt do much of a work but daniel was very good at his work Hope mission gate continues to hire such professionals
• SB

  sowjanya bhogadula

  Aug 1, 2026
  1.0
  Worst behavior from apartment leasing staff. Not at all welcoming and full of attitude.
• FI

  Frank Izquierdo

  Jul 31, 2026
  5.0
  I just relocated from Miami due to my job and Marty took care of me from beging to end it was so easy I cant thank her enough. On my move in day i had all my thing and it was very heavy but Eddie and Marty gave me a ride to my unit and helped me up the stairs with all my things
• BB

  BKAM

  Jul 23, 2026
  1.0
  Hostile Management, Gratuitous Humiliation, and a Complete Failure of Corporate Accountability. On July 18, 2026, my family and I visited Mission Gate to consider leasing an apartment. While one member of our party spoke with a leasing representative, the rest of us—including a young child—waited in the main lobby. In the oppressive Texas summer heat, we took water and juice that had been placed openly in the common reception area and appeared, quite reasonably, to be available to prospective residents as an ordinary gesture of hospitality. Had those refreshments not been intended for visitors, a civil clarification would have settled the matter instantly. What followed, however, bore no resemblance to civility. A male staff member, apparently acting in a managerial capacity, approached us in an openly confrontational manner, raised his voice in front of our child, and accused us—expressly—of “stealing” the beverages. The accusation was not merely disproportionate; it was degrading, inflammatory, and wholly unworthy of any organization that professes to value professionalism, judgment, or basic human decency. There was no attempt to understand the situation. No measured inquiry. No courtesy. Instead, an entirely innocent misunderstanding was transformed into a public spectacle through needless aggression and gratuitous humiliation. We terminated the tour immediately and took our business elsewhere. I subsequently escalated the matter to Waterton’s corporate leadership, including its Vice President of Operations, expecting at minimum a serious review of the conduct and an acknowledgment that prospective residents should not be publicly berated over refreshments displayed in a leasing-office lobby. What we received instead was a perfunctory, formulaic response conspicuously devoid of accountability, contrition, or any meaningful indication that the conduct had been taken seriously. That response was, in some respects, more revealing than the original incident. An intemperate employee may represent a failure of judgment. A corporation’s refusal to confront that failure speaks to something deeper: culture, standards, and institutional character. Prospective residents should therefore consider the implications carefully. If site management responds to a trivial and innocent misunderstanding with public accusation and hostility—and corporate leadership answers a formal complaint with bureaucratic indifference—one is entitled to question how residents may be treated after they have signed a lease, surrendered their leverage, and become dependent upon that same management for repairs, disputes, renewals, and the ordinary dignity of daily life. We had the good fortune to see this culture before entering into a contractual relationship. We walked away. Others should think very carefully before walking in.

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