Ramble & Rose

"This is my favorite place I have ever lived, and I've been all around the country/state! Everything is new, modern, and updated. The office staff (Ty, Melissa, and everyone else!) is always super friendly and extremely helpful! They really will go out of their way to help you with whatever you need. Seriously-- I have been wowed multiple times with how helpful they have been to me. When I submit maintenance requests, they are always answered in a timely manner. The maintenance team is very friendly and helpful as well. The amenities are great, and it is in a fun part of town."

"A brilliant luxury apartment in the midst of rising competitors in the area. I’ve chosen R&R because: 1) I favored Melissa’s friendliness & style of handling her tours. I had toured multiple luxury apartments & no agent got as close as Melissa when it came to engagement & enthusiasm. Tone and speech truly matters in sales. Good job Melissa, a very good first impression! 2) This leads to the juicy stuff: the apartment itself. Amenities like the gym & pool are nearly expected, however I was blown away by the addition of a sky lounge, gaming lounge, ping pong table etc. Overall, I personally found the style of each amenity, from the recreational rooms to the clubhouse, to be very appealing. 3) Smart integration. It’s a convenient yet new experience personally, but I learned quickly. It’s something I’ve grown to enjoy. Now that I’ve resided in the apartment for several days, here are some realistic expectations going forward: Pros: • Amenities (as stated above, I think if you’re the kind to utilize a complex’s amenities, R&R is for you.) • Staff (Ty & Melissa, I’ve had very pleasant conversations/assistance with them. I believe even if an apartment complex has its issues, having a friendly, supportive & understanding staff makes all the difference.) • Room amenities (Washer/dryer, amazing kitchen, high ceilings.) • Quietness (Somehow I find myself feeling at peace whenever I stay at the sky lounge or other recreational areas. Most of the time I had the place to myself so it feels relaxing.) • Complimentary coffee/hot chocolate at the office (My favorite way to start the day!) Cons: • Sirens (Not the apartment’s fault, this is located in the medical district. Just be mindful about this.) • Homeless roaming (Not 100% the apartment’s fault as this Fort Worth area is unfortunately, a place where there are homelessness issues. I’ve only been here for a week, & I’ve seen the homeless roam near dumpsters, & once in the P1 garage where the visitor parking is located. Albeit gated, it is clear that it doesn’t prevent homeless people from entering/roaming a little too close for comfort.) • Fire drills (I wasn’t told of this in particular and wished I was informed. It can get pretty loud so be ready to have earplugs.) • Broken elevator (As of the time of writing this there is only 1 functioning elevator. Can be inconvenient for those moving in/out. It’s also quite slow.) Every apartment will have its faults, and truthfully, I will likely update this review once I reside here longer. By then, I hope to keep the 5 star rating as for the most part, R&R deserves it!"

"We were so excited to live here. But by the time we moved out we could not be more relieved. This place is not everything it appears to be on your tour. It is constantly dirty, dangerous, and mismanaged. You will read decent reviews below, please know that the building asks residents to leave those almost as soon as you move in. When you’ve lived at the property for awhile you will begin to understand. Fire alarms went off without reason all times of day and night. Elevators are constantly breaking down. Common areas are down right gross."

"Out of all apartments I have ever lived at, this one has to be the best. Problems arise out of all places, but the management here is extremely responsive and communicative. I didn't stay due to job relocation but I'd stay again! I'm giving them 5/5 stars for the community, however, anyone reading this review needs to be aware of some things before moving in. There are many homeless in the area. If you are someone relying on walking or public transportation, I would highly caution against this area. Not the apartment's fault but something the city of Fort Worth needs to address. I would suggest having a vehicle that is secured with cameras and not one easily targeted due to crime. The complex residents occupy many working people, including med students and TCU students/lawyers. But outside the apartment can feel a little unsafe if you are someone who relies on walking."

"Crime is bad in this area. There is a lot of homeless people due to the hospital district. Apartment complex itself is fine but no one tells you about the crime. I’ve seen lots of people who don’t live here wonder around the parking garages and once you are behind the gate, you have access to the rest of the building. I’ve had people try to get into my apartment so I had to buy a ring doorbell. Just something to consider before moving here. Also packages are left like this in mail room until you go retrieve them"