2660 at Cityplace Apartments

I’ve lived here for about 6 months now and I personally love it. Management is awesome and repair response to any problem is super fast.
The complex is fairly young so yes if you are trying to raise a family then this is probably not the best choice, but this is Uptown Dallas so my wild guess is that any other nearby apartment complex is just as «loud» and also fairly young.
The pool is fun on the weekend and management always has events with a DJ, food etc for residents and friends. Convenience was key for me and I have Kroger and LA fitness basically a step away. Nightlife is just an über away ($ 5 über to McKinney) which is really convenient.
Only downside I would say is parking because I hate garage parking but I guess it comes with living in Uptown. Also, the door access keys (or little fobs) originally given to me didn’t work for all doors/​gates into the complex. Took them 3 times to get me one that worked properly. Other than that it’s been great living here and definitely recommend.

I recently moved to this property from a different Lincoln property. I have to say that the quality of the management here has been night and day compared to the other place. All of the women (Leah, Shawn, Kristina) are very friendly, courteous, and professional. They know their stuff and really go the extra mile to be a smiling face in management.
The location is great. You’re close to all of the Uptown Dallas action but far enough to be away from «the scene» if need be. Also, you’re connected to a Kroger Signature and LA Fitness Signature. Food and health are a stone’s throw away. It’s really nice not having to get into the car to go to the grocery store.
Parking is also very visitor friendly. Your guest can pretty much park anywhere around the building or inside the parking garage. Makes it convenient for people to visit. This has never been the case at most upper scale apartments I’ve lived in.
The interior finish-​out is top-​notch (granite, nice cabinets, wood look-​alike floors, stainless steel appliances) and the pool area is awesome!
I would definitely recommend living here.

I have lived here a little over a year. I personally have not had any problems with the place. I do not have bad neighbors. I am on the top floor and don’t hear much of anything. The pool is becoming a great place to hang out on Saturdays (think Las Vegas type party) The overall age is probably 27−45ish here working professionals. Some people have dogs some don’t. The ones that do have pets seem responsible.
The complex is connected to Kroger foods and LA Fitness. I use both as I suspect most residences do. Our own complex gym is pretty good itself if your looking for that. The parking garage can be a bit of a pain around LA Fitness peak times (530pm to 8pm) they use the 1^st 3 floors. Then we have a gate for residence.
Maintenance has always been responsive. You use LPC web site to request anything. Very simple process. The office staff have been very nice since I lived here. LP took over about 6 months ago. From my end it’s been a smooth transition. They do some residence nights and wine tastings.
The locks on all the doors into the complex were recently all changed. I understand this was an issue in the past but fixed. Overall my experience here has been positive. The rents are a lot cheaper then crossing 75 into Uptown. Any questions at all send me a message.

I lived in Cityville for a year.
IF YOU CARE ABOUT SECURITY DO NOT LIVE HERE!
If you are a YOUNG PROFESSIONAL and want a place close to the bars and restaurants there are many other apt complexes better located and for the same price. Trust me it is worth it.
Location wise it is very comfortable you have Kroger down stairs, LA fitness next to you and 75 right there, BUT the location is not worth the trouble that comes from living in a POOR QUALITY apt with TERRIBLE management (people from lincoln properties). There are many many options of apts in uptown Dallas for the same price and if you are young and like to go out, it is definitely too far away from the bars and restaurants.
Management, I can’t explain how outraged I was when I discovered that the lock to the door to access the building from the parking lot was broken for 3 WEEKS!!! I Basically anyone could walk up from the street to the complex, since all you needed to do was I complained to management about this and they said they’d get it fixed. They emailed me the next day telling me it was fixed, I checked and it wasn’t. I went down to management to ask why they’d told me it was fixed when it wasn’t they assured me it was fixed, I had to walk them there and show them that you could just pull the door open. It took them OVER A WEEK to fix it with me complaining every single day. They also said I was the only person that complained, I later found out that 2 other residents had complained and were told exactly the same. If you care about SECURITY DO NOT LIVE HERE!!! I later found out that was not the only access door that could just be pulled open, that another resident had complained about one in the first floor and it took them over a month to fix it. They just don’t care about their current residents (why most are leaving) and just trying to sell to people new to town who don’t know there are better areas and that having Kroger right there is not worth the terrible quality, security issues, and dealing with management that will flat out lie to your face
The plaster walls that they’ve got are ridiculously thin. I heard my neighbors everyday activities. For a new parking lot it was terribly designed you will encounter cars head on every day, plus you need to deal with all the LA Fitness and Kroger traffic. Also my car got hit in the parking lot and my doors scratch.

Moved in about a month ago from up north. Great management team here. Very warm people and always willing to help. The maintenance team is awesome. Every request so far they’ve completed within 24 hours (usually much less than that even). The building is off 75 so it’s an easy commute to get anywhere. Also just outside of West Village, and the Kroger next door makes last minute grocery shopping easy. So far, I’ve met quite a few transplant young professionals from other cities, but I also see some families with young kids every now and then. It’d be great if they had resident meet-​ups or social gatherings-​maybe they will when the weather gets nicer. The elevators are pretty slow, but you’ll get used to it. Fitness center has everything you’ll need really. Pool and zen pool are peaceful. Business Centers are pretty solid. They always have free coffee and tea up front by the desk which is a little bonus. All in all, I“m sold on this place. So far my expectations have been surpassed in just about every way.

Same issues you have with all the uptown apts– some young partying neighbors. Pool is nice, but not always clean and can get loud. decently quiet compared to what I have heard from the other uptown apartments, but I lived on the top floor. its awesome to live above Kroger w a starbucks and next to the LA fitness if you decide to join. The gym here is pretty small. they have some nice resident events with food and wine etc. $ 25 valet trash fee that is unavoidable
The place just sold so they are in transition. So far they seem nice and the company has a lot of properties in the area. .
inside is brand new so very nice, tall ceilings. new appliances and granite counters. its nice– but the place is very expensive. also– it sucks to be on this side of 75. i thought I would be in walking distance to places but in reality i hardly walk anywhere. heard complaints of break ins through the doors in the garage and the storage units on site.
elevators are slow and there are not always stairs where the elevators are– it is kind of strange. on sight security seems very responsive and nice. mostly mid 20s something demographic however definitely some families and some 30 and 40 somethings.
I would consider renewing if it wasn’t so expensive. there are places actually in uptown that are the same price or lower.