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7929 Churchhill Way

Crest At Park Central

5242A Property ID

574 SqFt Size

0 Bedrooms

1 Bathroom

$1,290

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Crest At Park Central

$1290 - $2640

7929 Churchhill Way

0 - 2 Beds
1 - 2 Baths
574 - 1409 Sq.Ft.

Pricing & Floor Plans

Name	Price	Sq.Ft
0 Bedroom Bedroom	$1290	574 Sq. Ft.
2 Bedroom	$1294	663 Sq. Ft.
	$2640	1409 Sq. Ft.

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Reviews

Rating: 4.0 / 5

★★★★☆

Reviews: 520

Shiguang Zhu

★☆☆☆☆

It is unsafe to live here. The management is terrible and make a whole bunch of mess for the daily life. Very under performing real estate team. Fire alarm can false alarm very very loud at 2... Read More

Drew Sifuentes

★☆☆☆☆

DO NOT MOVE HERE. Out of the seven apartments I’ve stayed in around Dallas, Crest has been the absolute worst. While the property may look nice on the surface, living here tells a completely different story, especially when it comes to safety and management. During my 1+ year stay, I endured several traumatic incidents. Living on the first floor is not safe. At one point, someone attempted to break into my apartment at 3 a.m. by throwing a rock at the window right next to the latch. Maintenance placed a wood board over the window that night, but it remained there for a month before being properly addressed. Another event was a stabbing that occurred right outside my patio where I heard screaming and calling for help. On another occasion, there was a pool party after hours that escalated into a shooting. Partygoers dispersed across the complex, hiding in the parking lot and surrounding areas. This could have been prevented if security had properly monitored the pool area and shut it down after hours, especially since nearby residents had reported over 100 people gathering. It's not a safe neighborhood at all with something happening every night from stabbings to shootings. The previous manager, Maise, was fantastic and always helpful. However, the assistant manager, Lora, has proven to be unhelpful and focused on nickel-and-diming tenants. For instance, I was charged for trash being left out, even though my Ring camera footage showed that trash collection had missed my bag and was told the charge would remain because I left it out. Maise luckily stepped in and waived the charge to resolve the issue since the footage displayed my trash and a few other was missed. I was later given a violation for a "dirty balcony," even though all I had on it was a small patio set ( 2 bistro chairs and small table) and a bike. When I spoke to Lora, she falsely claimed I had a storage box on the patio. After explaining what I actually had, she then claimed bikes weren’t allowed, which wasn’t true. Thankfully, Maise stepped in again and confirmed bikes were permitted, preventing an unfair charge. The property has homelessness issues, with individuals frequently roaming the complex and cars being broken into regularly. Broken glass from shattered windows was a constant sight in the parking lot. Even after moving out, the nightmare continued. I was charged over $1,100 in fees, with claims that I left the apartment in a "very, very dirty state," according to management. However, when I moved in, there were already issues like a broken window and a large chip on the island counter. These problems were never fixed during my stay but were conveniently added to my move-out balance. After several calls, management finally "found" the move-in sheet that documented these pre-existing issues and agreed to remove those charges even though I was told due to management changes the form is likely lost and will result in the fees staying. I am grateful it was found but being told it was most likely lost before even checking was unprofessional. However, they insisted cleaning and painting fees would remain, despite the cheap paint they use that peels off easily, which is probably a tactic so they can charge the paint fee. I imagine painting is standard when a tenant moves out unless there is significant damage to the walls or different color paint both which were not present as shown in the video. This property is far from luxurious, despite its appearance. Management routinely solicits tenants for 5-star reviews to bury the negative ones, which should tell you everything you need to know. If you live in the buildings near Coit, be prepared for constant sirens at all hours due to the fire station nearby. The attached pictures show the “very dirty” apartment I allegedly left behind, according to management, and the water damage in my first unit that was fixed poorly. Both units had issues upon move-in, and while SOME were addressed, it took over a month. This has been the worst apartment experience of my life. Stay far away from Crest!!!

Adjara Aïda KAMAGATE

★☆☆☆☆

I am writing to formally file a complaint regarding the unprofessional conduct and lack of support I have been experiencing with the current management team at Crest at Park Central Over the past month, I have contacted... Read More

Kevin Chen

★☆☆☆☆

I been living here for the past two years and had recently moved out. This apartment is full of unprofessional leasing & maintenance people and poor facilities. Gates are always broken. And be careful for those top... Read More

Kymberly Farmer

★☆☆☆☆

Terrible management. Pool areas are destroyed and TRASHED every weekend and people are there after pool hours all the time. After several notices we gave them about this and people fighting out there at all hours of... Read More