11575 Pearland Pkwy
Built in 2009
Year Built
3
Building Height
292
Total Units
Google Reviews
4 ★ (365)
Welcome to Park Avenue At Boulder Creek, located in the South-Belt---Ellington. This Apartment features various amenities and is conveniently located. Rated 4 stars based on 365 reviews, Park Avenue At Boulder Creek is a great choice to call home.
1x1 den Apartments
Price/mo: $1,289
Size: 833 sq ft
Washer/Dryer: Full machines
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"You may take an amazing tour, but it has nothing to with the actual living experience. Management is too cheap to invest in multiple trash compactors despite the size of the complex and despite the fact that the one trash compactor that's there continually breaks down and the result is disgusting trash everywhere. They only invested in adequate lighting around the facility after numerous people recorded car thefts and break ins. For what you pay in rent, you'd expect quality but instead their exterior upgrades are random & sporadic across the complex causing parking and patio access issues, and the crews they hire don't even care about the quality of the work they do. Add in the fact the front gate ROUTINELY doesn't work (security issue again) and the back gate fully works even less than that. Giving two stars is me being generous."
"I lived in this complex from Nov. 2020- Aug. 2024 in both buildings 6 and 12. Initially I never had issues outside of the trash compactor and raccoons. I read reviews before moving in and decided I could handle the trash and raccoon issues, but I wish I would have given it a second thought. You have to take your trash out early or the one small compactor for the whole complex will be full. If you happen to take your trash out after dark, some of the raccoons may decide to chase you. I also had raccoons take shelter from winter storms in my car's engine bay multiple times, and they completely tore up the insulating lining (not a huge deal, but very annoying).
In 2023, I moved to building 12 and that’s when things took a turn for the worse. The unit I moved into had carpet from the previous tenant or two, had dog fur everywhere, and wasn’t cleaned out properly. Additionally, I was unable to see the apartment for a scheduled showing because the cleaning crew had taken the key home with them. I still moved in against my better judgment, and as you might imagine, things continued to get worse. Sometime in the Spring, when contractors were cleaning an apartment on the 3rd floor, they dumped some sort of cleaning solution onto the ground from the balcony and onto my car parked below. Management didn’t care when I brought the issue to their attention. In July, the neighbor below me informed me that she had mold growing on her walls and on her clothes. She mentioned that she had a leak during Beryl, and her entire apartment smelled like mildew. She moved out shortly after, but I began noticing a mildew smell in our unit. I expressed my concern to management, and they sent a contractor to review whether the walls had moisture using a probe-less meter. They didn’t find anything, but I continued to smell mildew in the apartment. I opened up the AC vents and found mold in the main bedroom’s air vent. A few days after the contractor inspected the walls, a leak formed in the main bathroom’s ceiling. The issue was reported and maintenance was unable to figure out the cause for two weeks. They even closed the ticket at one point, and I had to call to open it back up. When they finally began to address the leak, they opened a hole in the ceiling and left it there for 4 days (I had to cover it up myself) exposing me to mold. During this time, one of the contractors (drywall or plumbing) left with maintenance’s copy of the apartment key and I had to be home anytime they needed access to my unit. I still am unsure how long some random contractor had access to my apartment due to management’s negligence. Additionally, maintenance lied about not having a key to the apartment and tried to brush the issue under the rug. At this point, I was already boxed up and moving out. To their credit, they did finally fix the leak after calling in plumbers. I’m unsure if they ever did anything to address the mold growth shown in the pictures, but I certainly hope they did.
To sum up my experience; the trash/pest issue has been ongoing for over 4 years, management doesn’t care about anything other than taking your money, management also doesn’t seem to require that contractors return your keys after each day, and finally management will review and remove any negative or informative posts in the community forum (there were contractors leaving bottles full of pee in the parking lot and a bobcat that roams the back of the complex).
Don’t be fooled by the 5 star positive reviews… When I moved in back in 2020, I was asked to leave a positive review after scheduling a viewing because they were allegedly under new management and needed positive reviews to save their jobs. I can only imagine they’re telling the same story now."
"Just thought I would share being a tenant here. If you plan to move to this complex, know that our community chat that you would think supports freedom of speech considering this is America, is controlled by management and they can dictate what is posted on there. My post was also from 7/2023, which was declined today, 8/2024. And it was only about a complimentary breakfast they said was going to be available in the front office, but when my husband and I showed up, the doors were locked and no one or any breakfast was to be seen. So I commented on the post stating what happened. I guess they don’t want people to know they like to pull the rug from under their tenants."
"I really want to thank Lease Agent Latricia.She has been really very kind,very helpful, very informative and very sweet.
Although there were some stressful moments during the whole process for moving in,she was always there for me and my family, looking for the better solution with a big smile and a word of encouragement all the time.
She really made us feel very welcome since the very first day in which she toured me and my wife around.
This is the kind of person you would never forget in your life.
Thank you very much Latricia.
God bless you!"
"Honestly these apartments aren't bad for the price considering the area, but the trash management is beyond disgusting here. There is only one trash compactor for the entire apartment complex, and lately it can't function for a full month before it brakes down. This has lead to a influx of raccoons, armadillos and flies in area. Also the smell is outrageous. Until the management find a permanent fix for the trash, I would not choose this place to live at. Especially as they're raising rent prices."