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The Addison at Sugar Land

Updated 2026-07-21 · 1,593 reviewed · 79 listed · Scored from 472 Google reviews · How we rank ›

3.8(472) 62 composite score See reviews on Google ✓ Google-verified Publishes prices
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The Addison at Sugar Land
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Luxury & High-Rise Apartments, Student Apartments, Affordable & Income-Based Apartments
Reviews
472

What We Found

Leasing staff, especially consultants Teri and Dalia, earn repeated praise for patience and care during the tour and application process. Amenities impress on the surface, and included internet adds value. However, residents report relentless noise from neighbors, surprise monthly fees stacked on rent, and maintenance that drags even after complaints. Deep cleaning at move-in falls short; some arrive to half-clean units and discover uncleaned shelves. One resident found the second property they moved to within the same company was quieter and cleaner. The experience hinges on your unit's neighbors and your willingness to document every defect before signing.

Prospective renters should treat initial impressions from leasing staff as distinct from day-to-day living quality. The property's appeal fades once fees accumulate and noise becomes persistent. Those without children or tolerance for apartment living friction should look elsewhere.

Praised for
  • Leasing staff warmth and patience (Teri, Dalia named repeatedly)
  • Attractive amenities and spacious layouts
  • Helpful responsive office team
  • Included internet service
Watch-outs
  • Noise from neighbors and movement of furniture
  • Excessive hidden fees added monthly
  • Poor apartment cleaning at move-in
  • Maintenance issues slow to resolve (peeling flooring, pool stains)
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Best for: Professionals relocating to the area who prioritize welcoming leasing staff and move-in support.
Think twice if: Avoid if noise sensitivity is high or you cannot afford surprise monthly fees; document all pre-move-in damage in writing.

What this Community Does Well

  • Attentive leasing consultants (Teri, Dalia)
  • Resort-style pool and fitness amenities
  • Internet included in rent
  • Spacious bathrooms and balcony space

What to Know Before Signing a Lease

  • Leasing consultants Teri P. and Dalia named as standouts for patience and detail
  • Internet included in rent (mentioned as a plus by multiple reviewers)
  • App and admin special: $99; first full month's rent 1/2 off (per website)
  • Valet trash service mandatory (no option to opt out)
  • Peeling panel flooring and pool stains reported
  • Move-in cleaning deficiencies documented by residents (uncleaned shelves, poor tub cleaning)

How Residents Rate Management, Maintainance & More

Pet-Friendly Apartments
Dog park on-site; no complaints mentioned about pet policies.
Luxury & High-Rise Apartments
Resort-style pool and spacious bathrooms praised, but maintenance delays and pool stains reported.

How This Community Compares

  • Rated 3.8 against a 4.17 average across the 58 luxury & high-rise apartments businesses listed here.
  • Has more Google reviews than 83% of the businesses in this directory.

How We Score Communities

How We Score
Star rating 21
Review volume 100
Review recency 100
Review sentiment 48
Profile completeness 75
Verification 30

Ratings by Category

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4
36
3
15
2
10
1
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Common Questions About This Community

Is internet included?
Yes, internet is included in rent, according to multiple residents and the property's marketing.
Do I have to pay for valet trash service?
Yes, valet trash is mandatory with no option to decline, per resident reviews.
What move-in specials are offered?
Their website lists an app and admin special of $99 and first full month's rent at 1/2 off.

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Last updated 2026-07-21