The Iris
The Iris attracts renters chasing affordability but most wish they had looked harder at the 1-star reviews. Maintenance requests vanish into the bureaucracy or sit marked complete without any actual work, leaving tenants with broken AC through Texas summers, roaches, mold from ceiling leaks, and no recourse. The office doesn't answer phones, ignores voicemails, and residents describe it as easier to reach the moon than to reach management. Safety is a persistent worry: gunshots, police visits, theft, vandalism, and a property that has visibly declined over the past year. Common areas stay filthy, the pool broke long ago, the fitness center never opens, and grass goes unmowed for months. A renter who lived here three years says it was fine at first but has cratered lately. The compounding effect of unresponsive staff, failed repairs, and deteriorating grounds has pushed most recent tenants to call this a regretted choice, despite the low entry price.
