District at Greenbriar Apartments

"This apartment complex is delulu by raising rent by more than $100 within one year. The parking spots if you live on the first and second floor is extremely limited... I have never lived in an apartment complex where people, like, don't go anywhere during the day time. Really strange. And of course it was not a bright idea to put a bunch of EV parking spots on the second floor, when a bunch of people from other floors park there. Management isn't very responsive, though I disagree with others who have said they weren't friendly, because they were. Overall, this apartment complex is WAY overpriced for all of these issues and they're going to need to lower the rent to make living here worth it."

"The District at Greenbriar has the best location of any inner loop property. The apartments are generosly sized and affordale for an inner loop class A property. I toured a woman who was relocating from Seattle and knew nothing about Houston. She really did not want to lease an apartment, but when she toured the District at Greenbriar, she changed her mind. The leasing agent, Msoo Avakaa, gave us an excellent tour and went above and beyond answering all her queries. I highly recommend leasing at the District at Greenbriar."

"My fiancé and I have enjoyed our time here at Greenbriar, but this complex is seemingly becoming more and more classist. The apartment installed about seven charging ports for electric vehicle’s only on the second floor near the entrance of the building. Our parking is already limited as is, and with only two elevators and humid hallways, it makes the commute from the parking garage really really long. The percentage of gas vehicles completely outweighs electric cars at the apartment. Why would you accommodate a small percentage of vehicles and grant them preferential parking, while the vast majority have to be at a disadvantage. I think in the near future, these are actions to consider."

"I have lived here for just over a year, and the complex has only gone downhill from a security standpoint. Yesterday, over 50 cars had their windows smashed and belongings stolen, both of my cars included. This is at least the fourth time a major crime spree has occurred in the garage in my one year here. Each time, management fails to inform residents of the incident in a timely manner. They make big claims of improvements yet nothing concrete has been done to help the situation. Just 1 day after 50 cars were broken into, I found the security officer asleep in their car. Management continues to tell residents to take precautions, however only their security measures could have prevented this incident. Management has done nothing to make this situation right for it’s residents. If they want to charge premium rent, they should supply premium security measures. I would advise anyone that values their personal safety and the safety of their belongings to stay away from this complex."

"Horrific experiences since signing the lease. Disgusting move in conditions, maintenance took more than 6 weeks to resolve a long list of things that were brought to the offices attention weeks before lease started. Garage is totally insecure. No cameras, truck was broken into (office wouldn't do anything) and bike in the gated garage and behind the key code door stolen with three locks cut. Unresponsive staff that are unable to take action to solve issues. Update: In 8 months we’ve received multiple “numerous people have reported” (tire, catalytic converter, etc burglary) “sorry about that, don’t keep valuable things in your vehicles. (But we refuse to install cameras, the garage gate was broken for over a month, no communication. Today the street to interior building was tied open with garbage bags, no one is in the office and it’s 7pm. Not safe."