The Park On Bluebonnet

Overall: they gave short notice to building residents about lease termination via paper on door notice. Even after finding a new place and won't...

Overall: they gave short notice to building residents about lease termination via paper on door notice. Even after finding a new place and won't be living there, they still want us to pay for the remainder of there shortened lease.  The owners of this apartment complex decided to start renovations on multiple buildings at once. They terminated the leases of two buildings early by giving notice with a paper stuck with tape to our doors. There was not even an email or phone call to talk beforehand. They gave us 70 days' notice officially to make sure they rode that 60-day line.   After talking with an apartment representative, they gave us an option to move to a new location in the complex. Though we would have to move soon after that again because of the renovations. This came with the option of one free month of rent, which is not really free considering the price of movers we would have to pay twice which is costly.  This all happened during the months of November-January. The worst time to look for housing. We were lucky enough to find a new place in short notice. After asking the apartment complex to let us out of our already terminated lease early since we would not be living there in December/January, we were told we had to honor and pay the lease. Even though they terminated our 14-month lease with us only having lived there for 4 months.    If you want to live in a place where the owner doesn't take your life into account, especially when it comes to money, then this is the place.

TL:DR: We were given short notice to move all our stuff out for unnecessary renovations. If we stayed, we’d be moved again. They terminated...

TL:DR: We were given short notice to move all our stuff out for unnecessary renovations. If we stayed, we’d be moved again. They terminated our lease 10 months early to renovate the front of our building. This renovation involved replacing stucco that had already been replaced 4 months prior. They let us know about these "needed repairs" by putting a letter on our door, giving us 70 days to move all our stuff out. They offered to let us move into another apartment across the complex, but we would be moved again in 3 months when that building would undergo the same construction. If you love moving all your belongings, multiple times, with short notice, this is the place for you. If you would like to stay in the same place you sign a lease for, you should look elsewhere. We had just moved in 4 months before this. When we found a place to move, they would not let us out of paying rent for 1.5 months even though they terminated our lease, and we would no longer be living there. This complex cares more about renovating to increase their rent than about residents that currently live there.

Initially I found The Park at Bluebonnet to be a great place to live, until my dog was attacked by a Pitbull. The Park...

Initially I found The Park at Bluebonnet to be a great place to live, until my dog was attacked by a Pitbull. The Park at Bluebonnet had a so called "strict...