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The Bond

Updated 2026-07-17 · 4,853 reviewed · 448 listed · Scored from 188 Google reviews · How we rank ›

4.6(188) 76 composite score See reviews on Google ✓ Google-verified
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The Bond
Services
Pet-Friendly Communities, Apartment Building, Apartment Complex
Reviews
188

The honest read

The Bond draws strong praise for its modern design, location, and leasing staff like Alec and Colton who go out of their way to assist move-ins and answer questions. Residents enjoy the gym and community events. However, the complex is marked by serious operational issues: fire alarms sound randomly multiple times per week, walls are thin enough to hear neighbors clearly, the parking garage gate frequently breaks, theft in common areas and vehicles is routine, and maintenance routinely takes weeks to months to address repairs. Multiple residents report billing disputes over charges and prorated rent that were not clearly disclosed upfront.

The experience appears to have deteriorated over time; early residents report a well-maintained property that has since declined under new management. Staff vary widely: front-desk regulars are friendly and responsive, but communication via email and phone is inconsistent, with promised follow-ups often forgotten. Security cameras are absent from parking levels and the mailroom despite repeated thefts.

Recent shift: Property quality and resident satisfaction appear to have declined notably. Early reviews (2022–early 2023) praise responsive management and good maintenance; more recent reviews (late 2023–2024) report staff turnover, deteriorating upkeep, frequent malfunctions, and inconsistent communication. Management changes are explicitly mentioned as a turning point by multiple long-term residents.

Praised for
  • staff professionalism and helpfulness
  • modern amenities and design
  • strong gym and community events
  • responsive leasing team
Watch-outs
  • frequent fire alarms at random hours
  • thin walls and noise from neighbors
  • security gaps and theft issues
  • parking garage malfunctions
  • slow and inconsistent maintenance
  • deceptive charges and billing practices
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Best for: People relocating to Austin who prioritize move-in support and modern design over long-term operational consistency.
Think twice if: Noise-sensitive residents, those with vehicles (break-ins are common), and anyone needing reliable maintenance response should look elsewhere.

What this place gets right

  • Modern aesthetic and high-end amenities
  • Attentive leasing staff (Alec, Colton, Alana)
  • Strong gym and community programming
  • Pet-friendly with dog wash station

Worth knowing

  • Leasing staff Alec, Colton, and Alana named consistently for helpfulness during tours and move-ins
  • Fire alarms sound randomly, often multiple times per week, sometimes for over 10 minutes
  • Parking garage entry gate breaks frequently and has remained unrepaired for months
  • Exit sensor malfunctions force residents to use entry gate to leave
  • Vehicle break-ins and package theft reported repeatedly with no security cameras in garage or mailroom levels
  • Maintenance requests take 2 to 3 weeks or longer; repairs often fail within days
  • Carpet charges disputed by multiple residents as exceeding normal wear and tear
  • EV charging promised at signing, then charged without disclosure

Reviews by category

Pet-Friendly Communities
Dog wash station appreciated, but dog park is small mulch area with no designated space for pet owners to pick up after dogs; theft from bike lockers reported.
Apartment Building
Modern finishes and high ceilings appeal to prospective renters, but thin walls undermine the living experience.
Apartment Complex
Well-designed common areas and amenities are undermined by frequent fire alarms, security gaps, and inconsistent maintenance response.
Apartment Rental Agency
Leasing team is attentive and knowledgeable; Alec and Colton help with immediate moves and furniture; initial tour experience is positive.

How it stacks up

  • Rated 4.6 against a 3.99 average across the 437 apartment building businesses listed here.
  • Has more Google reviews than 57% of the businesses in this directory.

How we scored this

How We Score
Star rating 69
Review volume 99
Review recency 100
Review sentiment 43
Profile completeness 100
Verification 30

Rating breakdown

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Contact

Address
10300 Metropolitan Dr, Austin, TX 78758

Last verified 2026-07-17

Office hours

Monday
09:00-18:00
Tuesday
09:00-18:00
Wednesday
09:00-19:00
Thursday
09:00-18:00
Friday
09:00-18:00
Saturday
10:00-17:00
Sunday
12:00-17:00

As listed on Google.

Straight from their site

Services listed
Studio apartmentsOne-bedroom apartmentsTwo-bedroom apartmentsSky terraceResort poolCoworking spaces24-hour gymDog wash station

As published by the business on its own website; not independently verified.

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Quick answers

Is there EV charging available?
EV charging is offered, but multiple residents report being promised it complimentary at signing and then charged without prior disclosure. Confirm in writing before lease signing.
What is the dog park like?
The dog park is a small mulch area with no hard surfaces. Residents note that pet owners often do not pick up after their dogs.
How responsive is maintenance?
Maintenance requests typically take 2 to 3 weeks or longer. Multiple residents report that repairs fail within days and require resubmission.

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Last updated 2026-07-17