LURE

2929 KINGS RD, DALLAS, TX, 752196145

APARTMENT (BRICK EXTERIOR) Garden 144 units Built 1998 3 stories ★ 4.2 (170 reviews) 🚶 51 Somewhat Walkable 🚌 59 Good Transit 🚲 55 Bikeable

$26,837,500

2025 Appraised Value

↑ 11.8% from prior year

LURE – Executive Summary

The acute refinancing risk and operational deterioration override the property's stable asset quality. LURE's $26.8M valuation ($186.4K/unit) reflects near-term market strength, but the $21.2M acquisition loan from Prime Finance (September 2024) lacks disclosed maturity and rate terms—typical 18–36 month structures will force refinancing at materially higher rates within 12–18 months, compressing already-tight returns on a $147K per unit debt stack. Operationally, a catastrophic management transition has collapsed Google ratings from 4.7 to 1.8 in six months, with recent 1-star reviews citing unresponsive staff and delayed maintenance; this appears to be a personnel-driven vacancy and operational risk rather than systemic property failure, but requires immediate remediation pre-acquisition. Demographically, LURE is misaligned with its immediate 1-mile submarket ($74.4K median income, 25.5% affordability ratio) and relies on the thin $100K+ cohort (12.9K households within competitive radius); the 3-mile profile is materially stronger ($114.3K income, 51.3% earning $100K+), but rents appear stretched for the proximate market. The 29.9% pipeline-to-inventory ratio and weakening submarket vacancy create headwind for rent growth through 2026–2027. Pass or watch-list pending management stabilization and debt-rate disclosure—current state reflects execution risk that outweighs the B+ asset quality and $186.4K/unit basis.

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Experience Rise at Highland Park: Apartments in Dallas, TX

LURE presents as a well-maintained Class B+ asset with comprehensive recent renovations (2018–2020 cycle). Unit finishes are consistent across the sampled portfolio—white shaker or modern slab cabinetry, quartz countertops, stainless steel appliances, and vinyl plank flooring—indicating a coordinated capital plan rather than piecemeal upgrades. Amenities punch above typical B positioning: the fitness center and dual clubhouse lounges feature high-end finishes (coffers, chandeliers, leather seating), and the resort-style pool with mature landscaping supports strong positioning for the Dallas market. The lack of exterior deferred maintenance observations and the 9/10 fresh paint condition suggest disciplined ongoing maintenance, limiting immediate value-add but supporting stable cash flow and refinance potential.

AI analysis · Updated 21 days ago

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AI Analysis

The property's transit accessibility (59) outpaces its walkability (51), positioning LURE as car-dependent for daily errands but transit-viable for commuting—a profile typical of Dallas suburban nodes rather than urban core infill. Without average rent data, we cannot assess whether the location commands sufficient premium to offset the walk score ceiling; a 51 walkability typically supports workforce/value-add positioning ($1.2K–$1.5K range) rather than lifestyle rents. The 55 bike score suggests amenity clustering sufficient for last-mile connectivity, but the moderate transit score signals limited transit-oriented upside and potential tenant friction during service disruptions or peak commute demand.

AI analysis · Updated 21 days ago
Distance Name Category
📍 3.0 miles from Downtown Dallas
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The 29.9% pipeline-to-inventory ratio represents material competitive pressure, though the 43-unit near-term supply is modest relative to LURE's 144-unit base. The permitting pipeline is heavily weighted toward early-stage applications (majority in Plan Review or Revisions Required), suggesting most deliveries are 18-24 months out and won't materially pressure near-term occupancy—however, the 246-unit Jackson St project in Inspection Phase is a direct competitive threat if it accelerates to delivery. The submarket's deteriorating vacancy trend compounds risk; if absorption weakens, even staggered supply could constrain rent growth through 2026-2027.

AI analysis · Updated 21 days ago
🏗️ 43 permits within 3 mi
30% pipeline
Distance Address Description Status Filed
0.4 mi 2723 HONDO AVE New construction, multifamily.6 dwelling units. Inspection Phase Nov 27, 2024
0.4 mi 2811 HONDO AVE New construction of 12 unit townhome on two lots; 6 units... Inspection Phase Jul 16, 2021
0.4 mi 2514 LUCAS DR (1131) MULTI-FAMILY DWELLING / 5 UNIT MULTIFAMILY Inspection Phase Feb 24, 2025
0.4 mi 2314 ARROYO AVE he proposed work includes the construction of three-story... In Review Sep 16, 2025
0.6 mi 4501 AFTON ST Residential use Inspection Phase Nov 23, 2021
0.6 mi 4330 DICKASON AVE New construction of multi-family// 4330 Dickason. Plan Review Jun 29, 2022
0.8 mi 4013 N HALL ST QTEAM MEETING 7.17.2025 8 unit multifamily new construction Payment Due Jun 17, 2025
0.8 mi 4011 N HALL ST QTEAM MEETING 7.22.2025 - 8 unit multifamily new construc... Payment Due Jun 17, 2025
0.8 mi 4005 N HALL ST QTEAM MEETING - 7.23.2025 - 8 unit multifamily new constr... Payment Due Jun 17, 2025
1.0 mi 2702 KIMSEY DR THE ASTRID APARTMENTS PROJECT WILL BE A NEW, THREE-STORY ... In Review Aug 29, 2025
1.0 mi 3700 INWOOD RD QTEAM MEETING Senior Living community with independent li... Inspection Phase May 28, 2025
1.0 mi 3900 LEMMON AVE New construction of MFD project. 406 dwelling units with ... Revisions Required Aug 21, 2024
1.0 mi 2710 KIMSEY DR New MFD project for a 3 story 5 unit townhome apartment c... Plan Review Jan 22, 2025
1.2 mi 3555 DICKASON AVE Q-Team Migrated NEW 4 LEVEL ABOVE GRADE GARAGE(1-3.5).LEV... Payment Due Mar 24, 2021
1.3 mi 2505 TURTLE CREEK BLVD New construction of 20-story assisted living building wit... Inspection Phase Aug 06, 2024
1.7 mi 3031 N HARWOOD ST QTEAM MEETING 9.4.2025 3131 N Harwood For Office and 303... Revisions Required Jul 21, 2025
1.8 mi 4739 GRETNA ST 18 Townhouses in 2 phases. 9 units each phase. PHASE 1 BU... Inspection Phase Jan 15, 2025
1.9 mi 4555 TRAVIS ST QTEAM PROJECT The project is a mixed use project of appro... Revisions Required Aug 26, 2022
1.9 mi 2702 MCKINNEY AVE 2700 McKinney - 21 Story Mixed Use Tower Including Retail... Payment Due Jun 09, 2022
2.0 mi 2030 SHEA RD 11 Condos New construction Permit About to Expire Aug 21, 2023
2.0 mi 2033 SHEA RD New Construction. 5 unit condo building Inspection Phase Nov 13, 2024
2.0 mi 2143 SHEA RD QTEAM MEETING TBD Condo/townhome project with 5 units in ... Payment Due Mar 11, 2026
2.0 mi 2147 SHEA RD QTEAM MEETING TBD Condo/townhome project with 5 units in ... Payment Due Mar 11, 2026
2.0 mi 2243 LOVEDALE AVE 2243 Lovedale - New construction of a 6 unit townhome Plan Review Jul 30, 2025
2.0 mi 2204 LOVEDALE AVE New Construction of 5-unit condo building Inspection Phase Feb 18, 2025
2.1 mi 2155 MAIL AVE Commercial new construction (5) unit multifamily developm... Inspection Phase Feb 11, 2025
2.1 mi 2247 MAIL AVE 2247 Mail Ave - New MFD project for a 3 story 5-unit town... Inspection Phase Nov 05, 2024
2.1 mi 4609 MANETT ST QTEAM MEETING 8.12.2025 (1:30 PM) new townhomes Revisions Required Jun 17, 2025
2.2 mi 4777 N CENTRAL EXPY New podium structured multifamily building with below gra... Inspection Phase Jul 02, 2024
2.4 mi 5115 MCKINNEY AVE New construction of mixed use building.90 multifamily uni... Plan Review Jul 16, 2023
2.5 mi 1902 N CARROLL AVE New Construction of 3 story 33 townhouses with garage at ... Inspection Phase Jul 01, 2022
2.6 mi 1714 RIPLEY ST New construction of five townhomes. Inspection Phase Jun 19, 2024
2.6 mi 4704 MONARCH ST Multifamily New Construction, 8 townhouses with 2 bedrooms Inspection Phase Apr 01, 2025
2.6 mi 1717 N PEAK ST Commercial New construction of a 7-unit multi-family buil... Payment Due Feb 27, 2025
2.6 mi 3608 SAN JACINTO ST New residential townhomes Inspection Phase May 26, 2022
2.7 mi 4319 SAN JACINTO ST New Construction 9 unit multifamily. Inspection Phase Sep 17, 2024
2.7 mi 4315 SAN JACINTO ST New construction of 9 units multifamily Payment Due Sep 17, 2024
2.8 mi 1722 N FITZHUGH AVE 5 Townhome Units New Construction (Multifamily) Plan Review Dec 10, 2025
2.8 mi 4320 SCURRY ST Q Team for East Village II New Construction for 3 buildin... Inspection Phase May 19, 2022
2.8 mi 4315 SCURRY ST Q Team review for East Village New Construction for 15 -... Inspection Phase May 04, 2022
2.8 mi 1906 MOSER AVE QTEAM MEETING 3.10.2026 (All Day) new multifamily constru... Revisions Required Jan 20, 2026
2.8 mi 4475 SCURRY ST New Construction of 18 unit Multifamily. Inspection Phase Oct 11, 2024
2.8 mi 4405 SCURRY ST Q-Team 4405 Scurry for a New, Commercial Multifamily deve... Revisions Required Nov 20, 2024
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Debt & Transaction History

Refinancing risk is acute. The $21.2M acquisition loan from Prime Finance originated September 2024 lacks disclosed maturity and rate terms, but short-duration lenders typically structure 18–36 month facilities; at current market rates, refinancing this $147K per unit debt on a $227K per unit property will meaningfully compress returns. The legacy $9.2M loan from 2012 (now 12 years seasoned) is likely near or past maturity, creating dual refinancing pressure. DSCR is unavailable and the deal closed too recently to assess operational performance. The ownership chain shows no distress signals—three clean grants/warranty deeds—but four transactions in 12 years and a 1.5-year hold by institutional sponsor RISE Highland Park LP suggests a repositioning/value-add play rather than a long-term hold, leaving near-term refinancing execution critical to deal thesis.

AI analysis · Updated 21 days ago
Ownership Duration
1.5 years
Since Sep 2024
Transactions
4 recorded
Owner Type
Company
Owner Mailing Address
2929 KINGS RD, DALLAS, TX 75219-1254

🏛️ TX Comptroller Entity Data

Beneficial Owner
Incorporating Services Ltd. low
via agent cluster
Registered Agent
Incorporating Services Ltd.
3610-2 N. JOSEY, SUITE 223, CARROLLTON, TX, 75007
Entity Mailing Address
8324 E HARTFORD DR, SCOTTSDALE, AZ, 85255
State of Formation
TX
SOS Status
ACTIVE
Current Lender
Prime Finance Short Duration Holdin
Loan Amount
$21,200,000 ($147,222/unit)
Maturity Date
Not recorded
Loan Type
Commercial
September 10, 2024 Resale Special Warranty Deed
Buyer: Rise Highland Park Lp,White 1 Rise Highland Park Llc from Lure Apts Llc
Prime Finance Short Duration Holdin $21,200,000 Commercial Senior
February 07, 2019 Resale Grant Deed
Buyer: Lure Apartments Dallas Llc, from Tpg Kings Llc via Attorney Only
July 21, 2014 Resale Grant Deed
Buyer: Tpg Kings Llc, from Faof Kingsgate Llc via Attorney Only
Sale price: $279,460
May 09, 2012 Resale Grant Deed
from Urban Affordable Hsng Ptrs Lp via Fidelity National Title
Sale price: $11,500,000
May 08, 2012
from Urban Affordable Hsng Ptrs Lp
Holliday Fenoglio Fowler $9,200,000 Senior
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Financial Estimates

Estimated from loan records, rental listings, and appraisal data using industry-standard assumptions.

Sale & Valuation

Est. Sale Price
$32,615,385
Sale $/Unit
$226,495
Value YoY
+11.8%
Implied Cap Rate
Est. Cap Rate

Operating Income

Gross Potential Rent
Est. Vacancy
Submarket Vac.
6.1%
Eff. Gross Income
OpEx Ratio
45%
Est. NOI
NOI/Unit

Debt & Taxes

Taxes/Unit
$4,659/yr
Est. DSCR

Based on most recent loan: $21,200,000 (Sep 2024, attom)

Submarket Benchmarks

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Computed from nearby properties within 3 miles of similar vintage

Submarket Cap Rate
5.21%
Price/Unit Benchmark
$201,612
Property: $226,495 (↑12%)
Rent/SF
$2.17/sf
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Property Summary

LURE is a 144-unit garden-style apartment built in 1998 with brick exterior and wood-frame construction across three stories, totaling 129.9K SF of gross building area. The property is rated in good quality with excellent condition, though specific finishes cannot be determined from available amenities data. Parking type is not specified in current records. Located in Dallas with a walk score of 51, the property sits in a moderate-walkability area; unit-level utility and pet policies are not documented.

AI analysis · Updated 21 days ago

Property Details

Account #
002346000A01B0000
Market
Dallas County, TX
Building Class
APARTMENT (BRICK EXTERIOR)
Building Style
Garden
Construction
D-WOOD FRAME
Quality
GOOD
Condition
EXCELLENT
Stories
3
Gross Building Area
129,882 SF
Net Leasable Area
119,285 SF
Neighborhood
UNASSIGNED
Last Sale
September 10, 2024
Place ID
ChIJZeubBLueToYRW9C1sb0gHd0
Business Status
Operational
Enriched
about 2 months ago

Owner Information

Owner
RISE HIGHLAND PARK LP &
Mailing Address
ET AL
DALLAS, TEXAS 752191254
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Rental Performance

Submarket Rent Growth
+9.07% trailing 12mo
📊 Nearby properties
Vacancy Trend
Deteriorating
📊 RentCast zip-level data
Submarket Rent/SF
$2.17/sf
📊 Nearby properties

Rent Trends

Estimated Occupancy

Estimated from listed vacancies vs total units

Available Units Over Time

Latest Scrape (Mar 25, 2026)

Available
0 units

Fees

Application: Admin: Pet Deposit: Pet Rent Monthly:
🏠 0 active listings | Trend: No data
Unit Beds Baths Sqft Rent Status Listed Days
2BR 1 $2,701 Inactive Nov 26 13
Nov $2,701
1BR 1 624 $1,930 Inactive Nov 3 15
Nov $1,930
1BR 1 $1,858 Inactive Dec 11 2
Dec $1,858
Apt 6307 2BR 2 1,039 $1,699 Inactive Oct 7 28
1BR 1 632 $1,538 Inactive Oct 4 306
Oct $1,538
Apt 4106 1BR 1 727 $1,349 Inactive Oct 7 28
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Demographics

Affordability cliff and renter-income mismatch create demand risk at this 1-mile location. The immediate submarket is heavily renter-concentrated (75.0%) with a median household income of $74.4K, yet the 25.5 affordability ratio suggests rents are pitched above that cohort's comfort zone—likely targeting the 36.4% of 1-mile households earning $100K+. However, that upper-income segment represents just 12.9K households in a 15.3K total, leaving limited addressable market. The 3-mile radius reveals a meaningfully different profile: $114.3K median income, 51.3% of households earning $100K+, and a tighter 20.0 affordability ratio, indicating the property sits in an urban core with stronger high-income renter supply immediately surrounding it than within its direct competitive radius. Population density and smaller household sizes (1.7 vs. 2.17 at 5 miles) support multifamily demand, but pricing discipline toward the $100K+ income tiers is essential—this property cannot rely on workforce renters in its immediate geography.

AI analysis · Updated 21 days ago

1-Mile Radius

Population
25,944
Households
15,303
Avg Household Size
1.7
Median HH Income
$74,393
Median Home Value
$306,865
Median Rent
$1,580
% Renter Occupied
75.0%
Affordability
25.5% (rent/income)
Income Distribution
<$25k $150k+

3-Mile Radius

Population
149,508
Households
82,658
Avg Household Size
1.93
Median HH Income
$114,349
Median Home Value
$600,863
Median Rent
$1,909
% Renter Occupied
67.9%
Affordability
20.0% (rent/income)
Income Distribution
<$25k $150k+

5-Mile Radius

Population
339,117
Households
163,168
Avg Household Size
2.17
Median HH Income
$106,558
Median Home Value
$556,736
Median Rent
$1,713
% Renter Occupied
64.9%
Affordability
19.3% (rent/income)
Income Distribution
<$25k $150k+

Source: US Census ACS 5-Year Estimates (2023) · 11 tracts (1mi)

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Unit Mix

Critical data gap prevents analysis. The unit mix shows only 6 units (4×1BR, 2×2BR) across a 144-unit property, meaning 138 units are unaccounted for. The listingsbybedroom array is empty, eliminating rent comparison and demographic alignment assessment. Without complete unit distribution and pricing, concentration risk and market positioning cannot be evaluated.

AI analysis · Updated 21 days ago

Estimated from 6 listed units (4.2% of 144 total)

1BR 4 units
2BR 2 units
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Appraisal History

Appraisal History – LURE

With only a single 2025 appraisal at $26.8M, trend analysis is impossible; the 11.8% YoY increase suggests recent market strength, but requires prior-year data to validate whether this reflects genuine appreciation or a base-year revaluation. At $186.4K per unit, the valuation sits squarely in Dallas A-class market range, with land comprising 25.1% of total value—a modest improvement-heavy split indicating limited redevelopment upside without major capital reinvestment. To assess whether LURE is accurately priced relative to comparable yields and cap rates, we need appraisals from 2023–2024 to establish trajectory and compare against market comps.

AI analysis · Updated 21 days ago
Year Total Value Change
2025 $26,837,500 +11.8%
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Google Reviews

Critical management transition failure undermines asset quality. The 290 basis point decline in average rating over six months (4.7 to 1.8) reflects a dramatic deterioration following what appears to be staff turnover at the property management level. Recent 1-star reviews cluster around unresponsive management, delayed maintenance (7+ days), and operational chaos (missing packages, fee discrepancies), directly contradicting the strong 5-star cohort from mid-2025 praising named staff (Sofia, Lucero, Adrian, Julio). The polarized distribution—128 fives against 29 ones—suggests the property operates on individual manager competency rather than systematic processes; loss of key personnel has left a operational vacuum. This represents a material risk to both NOI (through lease-up velocity and turnover) and hold-period stability, requiring immediate third-party management audit before acquisition.

AI analysis · Updated 6 days ago

Rating Distribution

5★
128 (75%)
4★
5 (3%)
3★
3 (2%)
2★
5 (3%)
1★
29 (17%)

170 reviews total

Rating Trend

Reviews

Srijani Biswas ★☆☆☆☆ Feb 2026

I have lived at this apartment complex for nearly three years, but my experience during the move-out process has been extremely frustrating and unprofessional. I submitted my move-out notice in early December, well over the required 60-day notice period. I returned my keys a little less than a month ago. Since then, I have attempted to contact the leasing office countless times—by phone, email, and in person. Each time, I am told someone will “get back to me” regarding lease-termination information, yet no one ever follows up. It has now been nearly two months since I first contacted them. I expect better communication and transparency, particularly for long-term tenants. I would strongly caution prospective renters to document everything and be prepared for significant delays if you need assistance from management.

Owner response · Feb 2026

Srijani Biswas, Thank you for sharing your feedback regarding your three-year residency and your experience during the move-out process. At Rise 48, we take immense pride in the professional management of our properties and the high-quality service we provide to our long-term residents. We are committed to maintaining clear, transparent, and timely communication throughout every stage of a resident's stay, including the final transition. We are aware of your concerns regarding the follow-up communication from our onsite team at Rise Highland Park and the status of your lease-termination documentation. Please be assured that our corporate and management teams have been notified of this matter to ensure that all administrative protocols are handled with the appropriate oversight and professional care. We hold our staff to rigorous standards of responsiveness, and we remain dedicated to ensuring that all former accounts are reconciled and closed in accordance with our established procedures and lease agreements. Our goal is to provide a seamless and professional experience for every individual who has called our community home. Our commitment to excellence remains unwavering, and we continue to prioritize the integrity of our management practices to ensure they align with the high standards our residents expect. We remain focused on providing consistent and reliable service across all of our communities. The Resident Success Team is aware of your feedback and is available to assist with any further inquiries. Rise 48 Corporate Office | Resident Success Team 📧 Residents@rise48communities.com 📞 480-604-3686

MK Hermes ★☆☆☆☆ Jan 2026

Horrible. Do not move here. Staff/management must be ghost because they’re never here or answer the phone. Maintenance request take over a week to be addressed. Packages go missing. Management changers things (i.e. package locker systems, towing companies and enforcement, etc) and does not communicate the change or will not respond to messages.. and corporate didn’t seem to care or empathize with my concerns. Edit 1/9/26: This is comical… because You had my packages for over two months and never even informed me where they were, so for two months they were lost. How was I supposed to know y’all took them as a courtesy for me? You would have to have sent me a communication for me to know. I attempted to come to the office 7 times during business hours over the course of 3 weeks.. which y’all were not open nor was a communication sent out that you would be closed, And it wasn’t until I contacted corporate that things started being addressed. I still had to call the office 3 days later to ask you for my packages. Why weren’t these put in the package lockers? if the delivery service provider didn’t do it…y’all could have. The post office also informed me yesterday that they’ve been holding my mail for the last 2 months because y’all refuse to fix the mailboxes..apparently some of them are out of code (and lucky me, mine is one of them). The postmaster at the local USPS facility also informed me every time they have tried to address this with the apartment staff, the staff was “very rude to them”.. So now I’m inconvenienced and have to go to the post office daily to pick up my mail.. & To this day, y’all have still never communicated this being an issue, nor that it is in the works of being resolved.

Owner response · Jan 2026

Michael Hermes, Thank you for your review. Management and corporate representatives did speak with you directly regarding your package concern. At the time, the property was open and accessible, and you were informed—step by step—how to retrieve your packages. The issue was not access, staff availability, or a missing system. The reason the matter was not resolved that same day was due to your personal work schedule, which prevented you from returning during available hours, as discussed during our conversation. Additionally, you were advised that future deliveries could be directed either to your apartment door or to an approved package locker to avoid similar issues. While our onsite team courteously accepted your package as a one-time accommodation, this is not a required service, and staff handled the situation professionally and respectfully. To further clarify, the packages were not lost, and no negligence occurred. Corporate management addressed your concerns directly and provided guidance. Our office operates during posted business hours, phones are monitored, and maintenance requests are tracked and prioritized based on urgency. Policy updates—such as package systems or towing enforcement—are communicated through official channels, including resident notices and portals. While we understand that frustrations can occur, it is important that feedback accurately reflect the circumstances. We remain available to assist residents who engage with us during operating hours and through the appropriate communication channels. Resident Success Team Residents@rise48communities.com 480-604-3686

Rylee Valdez ★☆☆☆☆ Dec 2025 👍 6

This apartment complex will not respond to your calls or maintenance requests. Air conditioning broke and I have been without air conditioning for two days with temperatures inside my apartment reaching more than 90 degrees. When calling the emergency maintenance hotline they state being left without A/C is a maintenance emergency, and I would agree it is being in Texas. I have called the emergency maintenance hotline multiple times and left multiple voicemails without response. I have submitted formal work orders through the resident portal without response. I have called and left voicemails with the leasing staff without response. I also went up to the leasing office to talk to someone during their posted business hours and the office is marked as closed. When I arrived at the office at 4:15 PM the office was marked closed despite them stating they are open until 5 PM. You can clearly see staff inside the leasing office and the golf cart is outside but doors are locked and the "closed will return at 8:30 AM" sign is up. I am now having to pay to stay at a hotel because my apartment is uninhabitable and I cannot get in contact with anyone who works here. If you like to pay rent and utilities for an apartment that you cannot live in then rent at Lure/Rise Highland Park Apartments. Otherwise I would take your business elsewhere.

Owner response · Oct 2024

Rylee Valdez, Thank you for sharing your concerns. While we acknowledge the situation you’ve described, we have protocols in place to respond to emergency maintenance requests, particularly those involving air conditioning in extreme temperatures. Our maintenance team and onsite team is available to ensure proper response times. Our Corporate Resident Success Team remains available to address any issues that may arise, and we encourage you to reach us directly at 480-604-3686 to resolve this matter. We appreciate your residency and are committed to ensuring that your home remains comfortable. Rise 48 Corporate Office | Resident Success Team Residents@rise48communities.com 480-604-3686

Ashley “Slim Classie” Mcbee ★★★★★ Dec 2025

I haven’t moved in yet but I’m very excited. I am writing this review because what led me to pursue this complex were the reviews! I love a beautiful esthetically pleasing home and neighborhood but it’s deeper than that! I’m two years into texas from Chicago and I immediately was drawn by the reviews and then shortly after speaking to Laura & James ! James is a very knowledgeable and helpful voice over the phone and make this process easier than I expected! I’m excited to began this new experience in Dallas at Rise🫶🏽

Owner response · Dec 2025

Ashley Mcbee, thank you for your kind review! We appreciate your feedback and will pass your kind words along to the team. If there is ever anything you need, just let us know. Best Regards, Rise Highland Park Team

Paul ★★☆☆☆ Local Guide Nov 2025

The office associates are really nice and helpful but the complex is noisy, and there is dog crap everywhere from the lazy people who live here the can't pick up or actually even walk their dogs. Also, the residents leave dogs out on their balconies that bark incessantly. This is a very low end renter here, and it feels it.

Owner response · Dec 2025

Thank you, Paul, for taking the time to share your feedback regarding your experience at Rise Highland Park. We deeply value the insights of all our residents, and your satisfaction remains our utmost priority. We are pleased to hear that you find our office associates to be nice and helpful. We understand the serious concerns you've raised regarding community noise levels and the persistent issues with uncollected pet waste and uncontrolled barking. Maintaining a clean, safe, and welcoming community is central to Rise 48's values, and this includes upholding community standards for pet ownership and quiet enjoyment. We want all residents to feel respected and comfortable in their homes. Please be assured that the onsite management team is aware of these communal issues and is actively working to enforce community guidelines related to pet behavior and cleanliness to address the actions of these isolated residents. We are committed to ensuring a high quality of life for everyone here. We encourage you to contact our Resident Success Team for any further questions or suggestions. Our team is always here to assist you and ensure that your concerns are addressed promptly. Rise 48 Corporate Office | Resident Success Team 📧 Residents@rise48communities.com 📞 480-604-3686

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