Crescent Cove At Lakepointe Apartamentos

We have stayed here for six months, everything was well. But after we moved out they charges us for all small things made us pay almost half rent extra. When asked they showed us some pictures of light discoloration at a wall where we put a recliner and charged $250 and without any proof they charged $499 for extermination due to large infestation of flees. If we had that problem we would have asked them for termite maintenance, we wouldn’t live there and also they charged those fees every month... . These two are among many other charged they imposed.
Also when we tried to reason with them, the leasing office said, they dont handle that some company located in Austin handles this.
Such cheaters trying to loot Lee mas

Smells absolutely awful pricing should compensate for that. Extremely drafty because of bad seals and unbalanced ac.

Seek other options. Literally anything else. Motel 6 is an upgrade. Staff is horrible. Forget about your security deposit, and be ready to get charged thousands of dollars for literally nothing. Smells like garbage because it's literally next to garbage.

I placed my 60 day notice (as requested) and my month to month lease was up on 1/9. On 1/2 following my cleaning, I went into the office and spoke with Leah (whom I have never seen before) and asked her if it was OK that I provide one of my keys (the other key to be provided the next day). Leah explained this was fine, and I went on my way.  My expectation was that I was to provide payment throughout 1/9 as agreed upon.
Two days later I received a call from the apartment manager Ariel, whom I... have had very good rapport with.  She asked me if I was moving out.  I was confused because I put my 60 days’ notice in so she knew I was moving out, and in turn I said “Yes”.
Several days later, I received a statement saying I owe them almost $2,000.  I was a little stunned, but I knew it had to be incorrect.  On the statement it said I “vacated early” and I received a “break lease fee” worth almost $1300.  Alongside this, they charged $200 for bathtub restoration, and $300 to replace the carpet.
I contacted the apartment leasing office and was redirected to ARS.  They alerted me that because I provided the key to the leasing agent 7 days early, they consider this “moving out” and therefore it is considered breaking my lease despite the expectation that I was to pay through 1/9.  I unfortunately had a negative phone interaction with the representative, and take responsibility for being upset, but I felt I was tricked and there was a lack of communication from the apartment staff I interacted with.
I wouldn’t have mind paying for their petty charges, but I was EXTREMELY disappointed and saddened that their assumption was I was breaking my 60-day notice. Why would I make it the FULL 53 day to break my lease 7 days early?  I truly believed I was doing the right thing by providing my keys early so they could do what little work needed to be done in the apartment, and make money on the next resident.  I am not sure what professional ethics are used with the company but in the healthcare field I am in, we try to be upfront, honest, and transparent with our patients as to do the “least amount of harm”.  Unfortunately, this company does not provide that standard. Lee mas

I have to agree that repairs here take a very long time and you do have to put in the request multiple times for it to get it done if ever. This is due to the constant change in management personnel. Every time you go to the management office you find new people working there. The front gates always a nightmare of malfunction. Several thefts happened here, specifically auto catalytic converters. If you live on the east side you'll be hit with the stink smell from the city dumster, from time to... time. When they were first built, they were classified as class A, now maybe a good B-. Rent prices in comparison are still competitive. Lee mas