The Statler Residences

The Statler staff, Ron & Alyssa were very easy going. The apartment and people here at the residency we’re almost like NYC style.
Love the bar and restaurants downstairs! Will continue to come when I’m in town.
Highly recommend this beautiful place in the heart of gorgeous city lights, Big D.
Talk to Ron, he will get you in and out! You won’t be disappointed!

The Statler Residences are located in a stunning historic building and the apartments themselves are fine. Unfortunately, my review does take a negative turn.

If you are planning on renting a unit on one of the top floors, beware of insanely loud music coming from Waterproof, The Statler Hotel’s rooftop bar, on Thursday through Sunday nights. The lounge is in such close proximity that it feels like the DJ is inside your apartment. Absolutely unbearable.

There are also MAJOR leak and flooding… issues happening on the top floor—both in apartments and common areas. Multiple neighbors of mine have had their belongings destroyed in huge floods. This has been happening for years now. All in all, the maintenance that is required to keep up with the building and units is not worth the current rental price points. I am honestly bewildered as to how The Statler Residences continue to advertise as a luxury apartment building.

The building management is also extremely unpleasant and unprofessional—picking and choosing to address certain situations and not others. Read More

I literally called and left emails to speak with someone for 4 days to no avail. Finally I reached someone and the person I spoke with was very rude and unprofessional. I even told him I could pay 3 months in advance and he laughed. All he told me was the unit I was interested in was for housing vouchers. Ok... I have cash and he did not make any effort to look or make a recommendation for me. Rude! Rude! Rude! How much business have y’all lost behind your poor customer service?

Under no circumstances would I advise moving into this apartment. Communication is null between leasing office and residents, ongoing maintenance issues go unresolved and problems with property management and building ownership go unanswered.