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Olympus At Las Colinas

9834A Property ID

705 SqFt Size

1 Bedroom

1 Bathroom

$1,075

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Olympus At Las Colinas

$1075 - $2407

692 Lake Carolyn Pkwy

1 - 2 Beds
1 - 2 Baths
705 - 1471 Sq.Ft.

Pricing & Floor Plans

Name	Price	Sq.Ft
1 Bedroom	$1075	705 Sq. Ft.
2 Bedroom	$2407	1471 Sq. Ft.

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Reviews

Rating: 4.2 / 5

★★★★☆

Reviews: 400

Ashish Kedarisetti

★☆☆☆☆

Do yourself a favor and stay far away from this place. It’s honestly one of the worst apartment communities I’ve ever lived in. The management here is a joke, and I’m paying a premium for it. Let’s... Read More

Ashley Paradis

★★★★★

I've had such a great experience living at Olympus Las Colinas! The community is beautifully maintained, and everything feels clean, safe, and welcoming. What really sets this place apart, though, is the team. Melvade and Yulissa have... Read More

Priscila Herrera

★☆☆☆☆

I left a positive review two months ago, but I’ve since deleted it because it no longer reflects my experience here. I now understand why so many others leave negative reviews about this property. As someone who... Read More

Abi Offringa

★☆☆☆☆

Update: there’s still not adequate parking. There are absolutely no spaces open that aren’t reservable after 9pm on the weekday. Even though no one parks in the reservable options you can still get towed if you park there. The solution isn’t hard. I know they’re never going to fix it because they’re just waiting for people to give in and pay the extra $65 to park in a reserved spot. I wouldn’t have ever moved here if I knew that was basically part of the monthly rent. I was lied to about parking availability. I have talked to the leasing office and they said they’re waiting on corporate to approve it and get an “inventory,” which they obviously have to already have because how else would they know what spaces were available to reserve? Overall, not much to like about this place other than proximity to the city. At this point, are any apartment complexes good or ethical? lol. I feel like every place now is all about as much financial gain as possible as passively as possible, resulting in cutting corners, inadequate staffing, poor response time, and half assed solutions/assistance. I’ve been here 4 months now. When I moved in, I didn’t get half the stuff I needed. The floors weren’t clean. This place was clearly rush renovated. The type of things you see in a DIY houses or DR Horton stuff. The island countertop isn’t securely fit (it’s warped) on the island, light passes through both ends and is held down by putty/cement looking material to bolster the warping and unevenness. The windows aren’t sealed and don’t open/clothes properly. Despite multiple work orders, it is never fixed. I’m pretty sure they painted my tub and tiles to “update” it. My AC wasn’t working (on a day where temps were greater than 80) and the maintenance said they were 2 hours away and then 5 hours later never showed up until I had to call again. These aren’t luxury. The floors aren’t even. The gym is comical for the size of this complex. The PARKING… lol. I was told there are reserved spots but enough non reserved ($65 to reserve). About 80% of the parking spots are reservable with only about 30-40% of those spots actually reserved by tenants. Fend for yourself. No solutions if there are no open spaces. I’ve complained multiple times and they’re going to “fix it” but it’s just going to take so much time because they need corporate clearance and to do an inventory. No solutions provided in the interim other than me paying an extra $65 a month on rent when the rent here is already absurd. I knew it wasn’t going to be great as I know it’s owned by a big corporation and those are always so poorly run and maintained. The leasing staff is genuinely so nice but they have no real power to make changes or help us out. I only moved here because it was closer to work and I liked the lake. I had also toured like 15 apartments at this point and I was exhausted. Great storage in the apartments though. Also, valet trash won’t take boxes unless they’re tied together? And the mail room where you get packages is a cluster… terrible. It’s safe-ish. Sometimes there are unhoused people walking around due to it being by the train. The train is loud. You’ll be hearing that. The location is also like 10mins from every gentleman’s club in Dallas. So the area doesn’t really scream premium rent prices. Anyways, overall, would NOT RECOMMEND. It’s not the worst place I’ve lived but it’s at the bottom. If you don’t have any issues I’m sure it’s nice. I’m sure they’ll come for me when I move out like most apartments do nowadays. Make sure you take pictures and document everything guys ◡̈.

Christian Welch

★☆☆☆☆

I regret ever signing a lease at Olympus Las Colinas. From the very beginning, dealing with management has been a nightmare. They are consistently unresponsive and downright rude when I try to report issues. The worst part... Read More