The Collection Townhomes

The price of these units is simply not worth what you receive. The exterior of the property is far more attractive than the interior, where the wear and tear on nearly everything is very noticeable. The biggest issue for me was the condition of the unit upon move in. It looked like it had not been cleaned. Considering the amount of money required upfront and the cost of rent, I was excited and expected to move into a beautiful, well-prepared space. Instead, I walked into a unit with floors covered in dust, water rings and smudges across the kitchen counters and appliances, bird poop covering the entire balcony, old jewelry left in the carpet, rust and mold in the shower, and even a broken garage. I was genuinely shocked and felt like I immediately regretted my decision. I had lived in muc

Edit : Residents were charged again with no communication or changes from the management company. Neighbors and ourselves having numerous issues and AC outages. Maintenance stellar as always. Dealing with the ownership just isn't worth the price. We resonate with the recent reviews challenging the state of "luxury" at these properties. The only star is for the maintenance team. They are the only thing keeping these cheap units together. I hope they pay them well. We have been dealing with many problems. AC out for days. Leaks. Roaches. Each time the maintenance team has to step up and do the right thing while management does nothing. The worst of it is now being placed on residents. Over the last couple months, homeless have been raiding the dumpsters. There have been fights, debris all

Lived there for two years and had issues with the utilities almost ever 2-3 months. Management is difficult to work with but the maintenance stuff was good. Management said getting your deposit back would take 1-30 days. It is day 44 and they barely respond to a single email. It takes them 7 days to respond to an email. Even then they don’t give you any help. Will never think about living there or recommend any friend to live there

So glad my application was cancelled. This team is horrible and doesn’t respond to anything. Had a tour and they didn’t even bother to show up, even afterwards confirming the appointment twice. I tried to ignore the reviews, but it’s obvious that everything the tenants are saying about the management team is 100% correct. Don’t waste your time.

Living at The Collection Live Oak North was a constant exercise in patience and lowered expectations. Despite the $3,500/month price tag, basic essentials like ceiling fans (in Texas!) and shower rods weren’t included. When I asked about them, I was told I could install them myself—on my own dime. The $150 monthly “convenience fee” was supposed to cover services like recycling and access to the Moser House clubhouse (which isn’t even within walking distance of Live Oak North, so I never used it). Recycling wasn’t picked up for the first six months, and only started after I personally escalated the issue with both corporate and the third-party vendor. The unit itself had several design flaws: French doors that open into each other, bathrooms in both the primary and guest suites without ac