Midtown One80

DO NOT MOVE HERE! Many of the positive reviews you see are from new tenants who were asked to leave reviews before moving in and some just do the tours.
This building is filthy, and my apartment was disgusting when i moved in. In the month that I've lived here, my car has been broken into twice, and packages have been stolen multiple times. There are no cameras in the building, garages, entrance, or hallways. If you see any cameras, they don't work as the police asked for footage and received no... response. There is no security, as the doors are left unlocked at all hours, providing access to potential robbers and homeless individuals. The elevator key tag does not work, granting access to the building and floors. There is no emergency maintenance—my AC stopped working on a Saturday night, and despite being in a 90-degree heat for two nights, I couldn't get maintenance to come. They do not live on-site and are unresponsive.
Elevators can be out of order for months at a time, and there is always a new manager.
DO NOT SIGN THAT LEASE! If you have doubts, ask a current tenant Lee mas

The elevators don’t work. They do not prioritize service. Hallways are filthy with pee stains everywhere. Very horrible management. Alarms go off all the time for hours. Do not spend yiour hard earned money to live here!!

This property is an absolute mess. It’s lipstick on a pig. It’s a fairly new property that has been run into the ground by at least 2 previous management companies…the current property management group isn’t any better. The property manager, Ruth, will say anything to get you out of the office. There are glaring issues with the property that remain in disrepair. Do not fall for the “Under New Management” BS. Do not fall for their lies about making improvements, they aren’t. This place is awful.... Lee mas

Today, September 27, 2022, is the second time in less than a month that the building's fire alarm goes off at 2:30 in the morning. Last month the alarm went off at 2:50am and was turned off at 11:50am, firefighters came and it's simply a problem with the building's system. If you love your life, don't rent an apartment at Dolce Midtown, this building is the worst in Houston.

Back again with an update: Recently the water shut off in the evening and when I called emergency maintenance they took 3 hours to get it back on. The complex NEVER reached out to even let us know what was going on or provide updates. Zero communication! Then today the water goes off AGAIN and my neighbor called maintenance who told her that it was the city of Houston shutting it off so there was nothing they could do. Someone then left a note in the elevator after going hours without water with... the phone number for the city of Houston water department, so I called. Before I even told her the address or name of the complex, she asked if I was at Dolce Midtown. When I said yes her response was, “Wow, so many people are calling from there. Y’all still don’t have water? It’s not the city of Houston, we don’t have anyone out there who shut it off. You need to get ahold of your apartment complex.” This is INSANE that our apartment complex is lying to residents claiming that the issue is because of the City when that isn’t even true. Still no email or text from the complex explaining the situation or apologizing. No working elevator is one thing (which happened again last night for the millionth time) but no running water is not okay. They expect us to pay rent in an apartment complex where we go without running water for hours at a time?? I don’t think so. This is by far the worst apartment complex in Midtown. Lee mas