Several residents praised the office team (Carlos, Cris, Jina, Tierza) and reported a quiet, family-friendly community, with one tenant renewing their lease after years of residence. However, a much larger group cited crumbling maintenance (gym equipment broken for months, pool closed for extended periods), filthy breezeways and stairwells, uncollected dog waste, roach infestations, and an unresponsive management that ignores repair requests and noise complaints for weeks. The community's aggressive, poorly explained towing policy and language barriers between staff and residents compound the frustration.
The gap between move-in presentation and post-lease reality is sharp. Residents who found the property quiet appreciated the environment; those in noisy buildings received no meaningful intervention despite repeated reports and email escalations. Management's Spanish-only staffing also isolates English-speaking residents from solutions.
Last verified 2026-07-17
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Review evidence is limited. The business states it offers fully-furnished short-term apartments with in-unit laundry, stainless steel kitchens, resort-style pools, dog spa, and coworking spaces in Pflugerville.
Recent five-star reviews highlight a peaceful community with clean grounds, friendly staff, and quick maintenance. Management and leasing teams earn particular praise for professionalism and attentiveness during move-in. However, a significant minority report that advertised amenities are unavailable, inaccessible, or charged separately without disclosure. Some residents describe deteriorating customer service after signing, poor communication from the office, and allegation of retaliatory fining. One applicant reported uncomfortable requests during the application photo process that raised fair housing concerns.
Townes on Tenth divides sharply along management lines. Before the Avenue5 takeover, residents praised Delaney, Waracy, and Megan for going above and beyond on maintenance and community care. Since the changeover, tenants report aggressive fee charging, recurring payment system failures, improper late fees, and removal of online payment options. Aging appliances and inconsistent move-in standards add minor friction to the mix.
Last updated 2026-07-17
