Amelia Farmers Market

I honestly used to love living here — when I first moved in, things were smooth. But ever since the new management transition to Grey Star began, everything has gone downhill quickly. Communication is practically nonexistent. I’ve emailed twice about my refund/credit that I need due to a recent break in on October 6th due to negligence on behalf of the property with the garage door not working properly for multiple weeks (a homeless shelter is next door). After being here since Sept 2024 with no issues, October 2025 multiple cars were broken into. They used the excuse of “We just took over and did not know that.” Yet, there’s cameras pointing towards the garage, if the employees watch the video surveillance or managers do their property walks as they should, they could see the garage was n

November 2025: There was a change of management a month ago, and it has been a TOTAL MESS: There have been cars broken into (pictures in other reviews from last month). The FRONT DOOR has NOT been working for over 3 weeks as of today. They have a paper telling you to use the back door, which also shows the PARKING DOOR NOT WORKING (11/11/25). The PARKING DOOR has NOT been working since the management change — over a month. The bar that limits car height dropped, and it has been like that for almost a week. Prices on apartments immediately increased 20% — a 2-bedroom was around 2050, now over 2400. This happened right when management changed. I am 100% not renewing, and it seems I’m not the only one, as more and more apartments are becoming available. Natalie is helpful, but she is th

Since Greystar took over, this property has become an absolute disaster. The front gate is constantly broken, left wide open for anyone to walk or drive in, yet management refuses to provide on-site security. As a result, car break-ins happen regularly, and residents are forced to live in fear while management does absolutely nothing. The front office is useless and unreachable. Calls go unanswered for days, voicemails are ignored, and when you finally get someone, they offer excuses instead of solutions. Management adds random, unexplained fees whenever they feel like it, with no communication and no accountability. You are expected to just pay and stay quiet. The property is filthy and neglected. Dog urine and feces are left sitting in hallways and common areas for extended periods of ti

As someone from the foothills of the Smoky Mountains of Tennessee, finding a place that feels like home in downtown Dallas isn’t easy. Amelia Apartments delivers. The skyline views are fantastic, and the amenities are top-tier, but what truly sets this place apart is the management. Natalie and Dalton are outstanding—friendly, helpful, and genuinely welcoming. That kind of down-home hospitality means a lot to me, especially in an urban setting. Amelia is the perfect balance of city living with a personal touch.

I have had a great experience here for a couple of years. The amenities are solid, the community is alive (making it easy to meet people), and the location makes your errands accessible. The new management team has been great so far, making helpful changes in the old website. One of the agents, Natalie, has made adjusting to the new team easier with professionalism and resourcefulness. The rent pricing so far has been good in the past two years, but I know changes may come, hopefully immaterial.