Greystar

I like it here and would recommend it. If you're not happy where you're at, come here! I like the rooms, and we have tornado shelters. The hallways are wide. I have a large deck with a beautiful view of downtown. It's kept pretty clean, although the residents could clean up after their dogs better. They have lots of activities. It seems like any type of drink they serve at activities though is alcoholic, and I would like to see other options. But I definitely think it's worth the money. It's close to businesses, has sidewalks for walking, and public transportation close by, all of which was a big draw for me.

This is a good place to live. My loved one has been happy here and with all the activities offered. There is a continental breakfast served each day. Some of the activities available are breakfast, wine Wednesday, taco Tuesday, Happy Hour, movies once a week and more for the residents to choose from. The staff are good to work with if I have questions or concerns.

I chose Overture Centennial because of the location, the amenities that they provided, and the floor plans. The apartment sizes are good, the kitchen designs in terms of cabinet space were not well thought out though. The staff is just really great and the manager is very open to any suggestions you may have. They are accommodating to doing new things and doing things differently. The flexibility of the manager is unique and very special. I would recommend the facility for active seniors.

Routine maintenance and management are virtually non existent. In house maintenance staff are exceptional

On the positive side. It is a very nice facility and it is not even 2 years old. The location is great as well. Everyone is very friendly and it is very social. There are a lot of activities going on, they have an app where you sign up to do things. They have movies, happy hours, entertainment, exercise classes, etc. They provide a continental breakfast every morning where you are able to go down and dine with others. We have a 2 bedroom and it is a great size and we have a good view. On the negative side, there seems to be a lot of staff turnover. There have also been a lot of issues with the elevators. Overall we like it and will be coming back.

I liked Overture Barrett. I liked the staff better than another place that I toured. The apartments were nicer, and I liked the floorplan. The facility was newer, and the lobby was bigger. They had vegan snacks, which was a pleasant surprise. However, I didn't like that it was not accessible to public transportation. The bus only came once an hour and did not come on Sunday at all. That was a big factor for me and ultimately the reason I did not choose them.

This is a very nice place to live. I am still getting used to the staff and everyone around.

This community was great but it was just way to high for me. I was doing the tour with a friend and he ended up there.

Overture Flower Mound has such a good vibe to the place, it is definitely worth the value. There are so many activities here that I cannot keep up with all of them.

Destinations Springs Valley is a very clean and well run community, I have had a good time here so far. There are no doctors here it is strictly just independent living.

Lived here since [date removed]a good place to be during {name removed} Many things stopped because of- that I was sorry to mess because we were support to be etc. but they did a good job keeping us well.

We chose Overture Stone Oak because it is a newer facility, we just celebrated the 4 year anniversary of them opening. The staff here are extremely friendly, the lifestyle coordinator [name removed] especially. The facility is close to where I grew up and close to family and that is important to us. The apartment sizes are just fine. It has been a good experience and I would recommend to others looking.

Album Keller Ranch was just okay. It was a fairly new facility, but too expensive for me.

The community has a lot of activities to offer. The location is convenient to shopping and neighborhoods. The communication with the staff, residents, and families could be improved. Some of the activities include: Art classes, swimming, movies, social nights, game room, billiards table, and more for the residents to choose from

We toured this community and the tour was very good. They answered all of our questions and were very informative. They were very accommodating and the staff was very helpful and friendly. We did not feel rushed at all and they took their time with our family. unfortunately, the community just didn't fit the needs of our loved one.

I would encourage you to check out the community for your loved ones. It is the first hotel style apartments I have seen. This makes it feel safe for my mom. Some of the activities include movies, book clubs, gym, a grand opening of the community, and more for the residents to choose from. The have elevators available for the residents as well.

The community is extremely clean, an most of the staff members are extremely nice but there are a few who work there that can be very condescending. The breakfast are pretty minimal, its like granola bars, muffins and not so tasteful coffee, however when they have specialty meals like taco night those have been great. They also had a really good Mother's Day celebration. They have an awesome activities director there as well.

I toured Avidor Evanston and it was fine. It was just not as new as I would have liked and did not have an open concept which is what I was looking for.

[name removed] provided a tour of property & was very professional. Enjoyed the layout & amenities of community center & grounds. Apartments felt slightly cramped & though partially updated, still felt outdated. Many add on expenses that drove lease price was less than desirable.

It is a nice place, but I think it is a little misleading. They say it is an active 55 and older community, and after spring came around, a lot of the community is not as active. There were several cliques in the community. The bills were never correct for my loved one. This led to my loved one moving out of the community.