Escapade Apartments

No hot water already going for 6 days and lady at the front office says she cant do nothing about it , but yesterday they were celebrating new management.this is not right for any of us !
Nov 14th, 2022

Want your mail stolen? Come on down to the Escapade where you will always have a broken mailbox!
Nov 10th, 2022

Nov 8th, 2022

Lived here for two years and have steadily seen it go down. Roaches. Terible maintenance. Water leaking, may be asked to leave due to upstairs pipe breaking which led to unsafe apartments.(black mold, mildew)
Oct 18th, 2022

Under section 15.4 of the leasing agreement if the property fails to repair a condition that materially affects the physical health or safety of ordinary resident as required by the Texas property code you may be entitled to exercise remedies. Sec. 92.056. LANDLORD LIABILITY AND TENANT REMEDIES; NOTICE AND TIME FOR REPAIR. (b) A landlord is liable to a tenant as provided by this subchapter if: (1) the tenant has given the landlord notice to repair or remedy a condition by giving that notice to the person to whom or to the place where the tenant's rent is normally paid; (2) the condition materially affects the physical health or safety of an ordinary tenant; (3) the tenant has given the landlord a subsequent written notice to repair or remedy the condition after a reasonable time to repair or remedy the condition following the notice (4) the landlord has had a reasonable time to repair or remedy the condition after the landlord received the tenant's notice under Subdivision (1) and, if applicable, the tenant's subsequent notice under Subdivision (3); (5) the landlord has not made a diligent effort to repair or remedy the condition after the landlord received the tenant's notice under Subdivision (1) and, if applicable, the tenant's notice under Subdivision (3); and (6) the tenant was not delinquent in the payment of rent at the time any notice required by this subsection was given. (d) For purposes of Subsection (b)(3) or (4), in determining whether a period of time is a reasonable time to repair or remedy a condition, there is a rebuttable presumption that seven days is a reasonable time. To rebut that presumption, the date on which the landlord received the tenant's notice, the severity and nature of the condition, and the reasonable availability of materials and labor and of utilities from a utility company must be considered. (e) Except as provided in Subsection (f), a tenant to whom a landlord is liable under Subsection (b) of this section may: (1) terminate the lease; (f) A tenant who elects to terminate the lease under Subsection (e) is: (1) entitled to a pro rata refund of rent from the date of termination or the date the tenant moves out, whichever is later; (2) entitled to deduct the tenant's security deposit from the tenant's rent without necessity of lawsuit or obtain a refund of the tenant's security deposit according to law;
Oct 24th, 2022