DONT MOVE HERE.
We had our car stolen, the other car broken into, and the walls are made of toilet paper.
The complex does NOT have cameras, just a reader camera on the front gate, but even when crimes happen they dont work with sheriff's office, they dont seem to actually care with only response we've ever gotten back was "crime can happen at any adress" but it seemed to really take hold in this "luxury complex". There was also cars left on blocks multiple times, someone tried to set a tree on fire, and cars were constantly being hit on property as well.
The pest and bugs are also awful here. We have ZERO outdoor pets, just cats, and the fleas were just at infestation levels no matter what we did, vet prescribed flea meds, flea bombs, salting the apartment, constantly vacuuming, etc. There is also a huge wasp problem, if you live on the first floor you are almost certain to be battling wasp year round.
As for the walls being toilet paper. We could here every conversation, every footstep etc. While some of it was truly just apartment living, a luxury complex should be more insulated. If you do have a noise complaint don't even bother complaining to the office, their boss wont let them do anything about it, my neighbor would walk and stomp so hard that my windows and glasses in the cabinet would shake and the refused to anything about for 2 years. They also had a dog who bark for 12+ hours a day, you could heat it inside your unit, out in the hallway, you could even hear it outside by the water. Absolutely ridiculous to deal with. They care more about taking your money then they do providing a good space to live in.
The bills are ridiculous, we had The Abberly layout, 2b 1b, 1130 sqft. In the summer time, keeping it on 76 during the day and we'd be gone from 8am-8pm our electric bill was $400+. You're forced to go with their energy provider, their insurance policy, etc.
The only positive and luxury thing was the leasing office. Layla and Palice are absolute angels and sweethearts, I hope they find better employment with a company that cares.
LR
Lesbia Rodriguez
Jul 22, 2026
As a licensed Texas Realtor, I had a very disappointing professional experience with The Abbey on Lake Wyndemere.
On April 1, 2026, I personally toured the property with my client, Blanca Pérez. During the visit, I introduced myself to Leasing Specialist Leila Montana, handed her my business card, and specifically asked whether I needed to register as the Realtor representing my client. She told me she would attach my business card to my client’s file.
After that visit, I continued assisting my client throughout the leasing process. I have emails, videos from the property tour, and my client can confirm that I represented her from beginning to end.
One of the emails from the leasing office even states:
“If you can Lesbia, fill out those forms.”
demonstrating that they knew I was handling the transaction.
Despite all of this documentation, my commission was not properly recognized.
I am extremely disappointed with the way this transaction was handled. Realtors invest significant time showing properties, assisting clients, completing paperwork, and communicating with leasing offices. Professional representation should be respected.
I hope management reviews this matter carefully and implements procedures to ensure that Realtors who properly register and represent their clients receive the recognition and compensation they have earned.