Harris Branch Seniors Costs & Pricing
Harris Branch Seniors offers notably competitive pricing for comfortable living arrangements within the community. The monthly cost for a one-bedroom unit stands at $1,159, which is significantly lower than the averages for both Travis County ($3,919) and the entire state of Texas ($3,761). Similarly, their two-bedroom apartments are priced at $1,391, considerably less than the county's average of $4,448 and the state's average of $4,215. These figures highlight Harris Branch Seniors as an attractive option for those seeking affordable yet quality housing in a vibrant environment compared to broader regional costs.
| Floor plans | Harris Branch Seniors | Travis County | Texas |
|---|
| 1 Bedroom | $1,159 | $3,919 | $3,761 |
| 2 Bedrooms | $1,391 | $4,448 | $4,215 |
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Overall Review of Harris Branch Seniors
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28 reviews mention this
Staff responsiveness stands out
Office and maintenance support is frequently described as helpful and professional.
Many residents describe the office, leasing team, and maintenance as professional and responsive, including follow-through on issues. Several reviews specifically praise staff members by name and describe timely problem resolution. A few other reviews take the opposite view, citing rude or unhelpful interactions and poor follow-up.
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Elevators and accessibility raise concerns
Multiple reviews point to elevator unreliability and accessibility frustrations.
Residents mention elevator problems, including periods when elevators were out of service, along with concerns about safe navigation in a multi-floor building. One review also describes long hallway distances and frequent elevator failures as especially difficult for people with disabilities. Another review adds that the building layout relies heavily on a limited number of elevators for a large number of units.
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5 reviews mention this
Pests and cleanliness are recurring complaints
Residents raise recurring concerns about pests and general cleanliness.
Several reviews describe pest issues such as German roaches and mice, including complaints that infestations spread through common areas. Others mention ongoing mold or mildew in units. A separate review also says the building smells and feels dirty when walking the halls.
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4 reviews mention this
Apartments are described as spacious
Many residents describe apartments as spacious and well-lit.
Positive reviews mention apartment units that feel spacious and light, with a home that looks appealing. One review also highlights having access to shared spaces like a library and community room. On the downside, at least one resident reports a maintenance problem right after move-in and another describes issues like mold and mildew that made the home feel unlivable.
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3 reviews mention this
Parking availability is limited
Parking is described as a problem, especially for residents with disabilities.
Some reviews say resident parking is not good, including concerns about access for those who need handicap accommodations. Another review asks for more parking spaces. Separately, one review mentions complications related to parking permits and towing.
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2 reviews mention this
Costs and rent changes frustrate residents
Some residents report frustration with rent increases and refund handling.
One review complains about rent going up again after multiple years of increases. Another review describes a prorated rent/refund situation where they say they struggled to get a resolution for weeks before receiving the refund. Both themes point to cost changes and administrative follow-through as recurring sources of dissatisfaction.
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