Brio At Lookout

2121C Property ID

558 SqFt Size

0 Bedrooms

1 Bathroom

$999

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Brio At Lookout

$999 - $2286

7311 N Loop 1604 E

0 - 3 Beds
1 - 3 Baths
558 - 1357 Sq.Ft.

Pricing & Floor Plans

Name	Price	Sq.Ft
Efficiency	$999	558 Sq. Ft.
1 Bedroom	$999	635 Sq. Ft.
2 Bedroom	$1371	961 Sq. Ft.
3 Bedroom	$2286	1357 Sq. Ft.

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Rating: 3.8 / 5

★★★☆☆

Reviews: 112

Eric De

★★★★★

Shout out to the office Shelby & Briana Those two are the sweetest and they are professional at what they do 🫶🏽!! The manger as well , she is very understanding and excellent at what she does.... Read More

Abigail C

★☆☆☆☆

I've lived at this property for over 3 years, and it has drastically declined since the current leasing manager Stephanie took over. What was once a decent and well-kept community has become neglected and frustrating to live... Read More

Dennis Williams

★★★★★

I’ve been a resident here at The Brio for some time now and my experience has been wonderful. I personally haven’t had any issues and the ones that I have were minor. I can always count on... Read More

Rianna Glover

★☆☆☆☆

very unprofessional not helpful especially Brianna. we applied and got approved for a unit and there's a tenant in the unit we're supposed to be in and the apartment complex failed to let us know ahead of... Read More

Leighann Martinez

★☆☆☆☆

I lived here for two years, and the photos will reinforce all the cons of the apartment complex. The only pros were the amenities (i.e., gym, pool, appliances, washing machine/dryer, and Amazon Hub). However, the Amazon hub was out the last few months living there. The apartment units are lovely, but they have thin walls. You can hear people in the hallway, stairwell, and outside. People blast music from their cars, and conversations/arguments can be heard from your household (which leads to the cops showing up). Construction occurred a lot resulting in having to turn around or find alternative roads to get to the complex. They emphasized having valet trash pick up after 8 pm. However, several times pick up occurred after 9 pm up to 1 am. In addition, the apartment sent emails about charging a $25 fee if trash or trash cans were left outside after 9 am, and several tenants disregarded their warnings. The stairwells have air conditioning which is a perk; however, you can hear people opening and closing the doors. Tenants close and open them so wide that some door hinges break or the walls end up damaged. In addition, one incident occurred where someone or an animal left a trail of feces throughout the entire staircase trapping the scent. Tenants have let trash and bedframes within the stairwell. In addition, some tenants had clothes, garbage bags, or a fire pit on their balconies. The gate would break and could not open for several months and allowing people to come in and out constantly since the apartment would have to leave it open. Parking is nearly impossible to find, and you will have to park far or outside the gates. People would block parking spots with U-Haul's and would take parking spaces for them. Lastly, I had property stolen from a second-floor unit balcony. We decided to give the apartment complex a second chance and renewed for a second year when management emphasized towing and having stickers on tenants' vehicles. However, the stickers only apply to covered parking. In addition, less than half of the cars parked had the parking sticker and people still parked in the covered lot. People do not clean after their pets. Lastly, there's a lack of communication, and they inform tenants of incidents several hours or days after they occur. They will, however, spam you with emails about rent constantly. Maintenance came into the apartment mistakenly based on a ticket submitted by another tenant. The ring alarm went off, and we allowed it to continue blaring loud noise until we arrived. We called the front office, and they refused to investigate whether one of their employees entered the unit. They instructed us to call the police. After rushing to get to the apartment, four cop cars, and one apologetic employee later was when we finally found the apartment complex's mistake. Overall, it is not worth 1200 to rent at this establishment. When we moved into our unit, rent was 1050 and each year it kept going up.

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