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2500 N Houston St

Cirque

9880A Property ID

712 SqFt Size

1 Bedroom

1 Bathroom

$2,229

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Cirque

$2229 - $8450

2500 N Houston St

1 - 2 Beds
1 - 2 Baths
712 - 2416 Sq.Ft.

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Name	Price	Sq.Ft
1 Bedroom	$2229	712 Sq. Ft.
2 Bedroom	$8450	2416 Sq. Ft.

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Rating: 4.5 / 5

★★★★☆

Reviews: 381

Zach Prenzel

★★★★★

I’ve lived at Cirque for about a month after looking at TONS of places. Honestly, the moment I walked in and met Brandy in the office I knew this was going to be home. The building is... Read More

Skyler Sacks

★★★★★

Just wanted to write and let you know that if your comparing places to live in Dallas you should definitely at least tour cirque. It’s a beautiful complex and the leasing staff is absolutely the best. We... Read More

Shan Jaffri

★★★★★

Excellent service from David the concierge. I do not live here but visit a friend often at the property. David is always professional and welcoming. Each time I visit the property, he treats me with the same... Read More

S N

★☆☆☆☆

We regret ever signing a lease at Cirque Residences. What’s marketed as a luxury building is far from it. The garage and trash is filthy, with dog feces frequently left uncleaned, and dust blowing everywhere from constantly... Read More

Abby Ayangbemi

★☆☆☆☆

PLEASE DO NOT RENT AT THIS AWFUL RESIDENTIAL CALLED CIRQUE!!! If I could give zero stars, I would. My experience moving out of Cirque Residences was nothing short of a nightmare. I was charged a ridiculous $4,000 for “damaged wooden flooring” that was already worn and aged before I even moved into apartment 504. It seems like they’re charging majority of the tenants these prices when they move out. This building is not luxury—it’s outdated and clearly being covered up by excessive move-out charges. The constant construction noise outside my unit made my home unlivable, which is why I decided not to renew. Property manager Chuck Moon and assistant manager McKenzie OBrien tried hard to get me to stay, but once I moved out and questioned the charge, Chuck Moon became completely nonresponsive. No call backs. No emails. Nothing. Chuck is unprofessional and completely unqualified to manage a property of this size. He does not care about residents’ concerns, and Cirque’s move-out process feels like a scam to make money off of unsuspecting tenants. Do yourself a favor— don’t be fooled by the building’s appearance. This place is all looks and no substance. Poor management, terrible communication, constant construction, and unjustified charges. Avoid Cirque at all costs. When I first moved into apartment 504, I noticed several scratches on the wood flooring. Brandy, the leasing manager, reassured me that I shouldn't worry about it because there were wood floor markers available in the leasing office to fill in those scratches. Upon moving out, I left the apartment in pristine condition. However, I was shocked to receive a bill for $4,000 for the wood floor. While I understand I had holes in the walls from hanging pictures and a TV, I was made aware that I would be charged for each hole. But $4,000 seems excessive. If I had known it would lead to such a hefty charge, I would have used the markers myself. I'm really upset about this whole experience, especially since you encouraged me to renew my lease, but now I can’t get a response despite my numerous calls and emails. It’s disappointing that I can’t even speak to someone in person. I was a great resident, and I expect better from your property management team.

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