District 28 Apartments at the Med Center

We recently sold our Home in the suburbs in Galveston county. My husband didn’t want to commute two hours from our lake house so we wanted an apartment downtown. We looked around a little and found district 28. During our tour, they took us to see a one bedroom apartment, but it was dirty because the people moved out that day. After our tour, we decided to rent an apartment here. We did all of our paperwork, which took longer than I expected, and eventually got our approval. The leasing process was very difficult to navigate since you had to use several different platforms to get approval. We picked a move-in day, which was Saturday February seventh. When I arrived, the gentleman at the desk started giving me instructions and a folder. Once he handed me my keys, I walked to the apartment a

Coming up on my second year at District 28 Apartments, and I can honestly say it has been an amazing experience. The luxury feel of the community, my beautiful pool view, and the functional layout of my apartment all come together perfectly — the space just flows. I also want to give a huge thank you to the incredible staff. They are always willing to lend a helping hand and assist with anything I may need. That level of service truly makes a difference. Overall, you all rock, and living here has been a wonderful experience!

I loved my apartment! Especially the beautiful island and high ceilings! The amenities are great and maintenance team is awesome! We recently got a new manager and she's taking care of business. Had a few issues and she personally reached out and made sure everything was taken care of. Since the change, the hallways have been painted, we have new security, policies are being enforced and more resident events. If I didn't have to move for work, I would've definitely stayed.

Update: 11/6/2025 As of today, the apartment still has not been properly cleaned. I’ve decided I don’t want the cleaners back in my unit and will be taking care of it myself. It’s really disappointing to still be dealing with this after bringing it up immediately after move-in. I want to share my recent experience with District 28, because it’s been extremely disappointing — especially given the circumstances I was in. I signed my lease for a move-in date of 10/31, but decided to do a walkthrough of the unit early on 10/28. During that walkthrough, I discovered that the unit did not have a balcony or patio, something I specifically wanted and discussed before signing. I immediately went to management to address this, as I was never informed by the leasing agent (who no longer works there

Don’t move here! Your apartment will be DIRTY on move-in day and the hallways will be covered in trash. We’ve had LOW water pressure for almost two months, which means issues w/ showering, laundry and cleaning! And the rental office has not sent notification to any of us on when it will be fixed ! The state has a red notice on the front window for their failure as a complex. Dog pee and feces in the hallways. NO safety, the garage doors and key faub entry doors have been broken for YEARS. Broken elevators for months! Car window break ins and stolen tires. Mailroom smells like a sewer! Broken gym equipment. Homeless ppl living in the bathroom/ mailroom . Ceiling falling down. Mold in units. Constant pool closures. Also there is a homeless man living on a mattress across from the building.