Brady Station

Work at initial move in was never completed. The walls were not painted when the tub was replaced due to leak at move in. They found a crack in the toilet and it took over a week to get the work done. Was not very easy to live in an apartment without a toilet. Once the toilet was installed there was not a seat. I actually installed my own seat on the toilet. This is not a major complaint, because due to the length of time it took at the beginning I was ok because I wanted to settle in.

Brady Station is pretty good given it's location in Odessa, TX. It's almost the very northern edge of the town but despite this reaching places that are necessary is very quick and not far away. The apartment itself is good, however the kitchen and appliances need severe upgrades (better counter top space, new oven and stove, refurnished everything). Space in bedrooms are adequate, bathrooms are pretty standard although although smallish. Living room with vaulted ceilings are a nice plus.

Before moving into this apartment complex we knew that living costs in this area are relatively high-we gave this rating because of the quality. It's a gorgeous complex but our apartment has had to have numerous repairs in only six months. Many of the things that needed to be fixed were fixed extremely quickly and efficiently however they should not have had to been fixed upon moving in-they should have been fixed prior or a better inspection should have been done.

overpriced rent, not everyone is in the oilfield making big money, needs appliances updates

Have referred clients and company but the rates are out of line with reality. Company went with a company with corporate rates and rented furniture. Financially worked out well. When asking the corporate questions, there is no response. Managers are not always sure but corporate doesn't exist to the residents.