The Hudson Northgate, college-station-tx

This apartment has seen better days. The elevators consistently break, and there are numerous health hazards, like mold and contamination in the pool. The AC has gone out a few times, and there’s been lack of maintenance. We have had broken washers and dryers since July with no replacements. We keep getting told that they are “coming this week,” and they never do. no one works here over the weekend.The “emergency maintenance” is basically nonexistent, so if you have an emergency over the weekend, it will not be fixed until Monday, IF that. The front desk staff are really great, and they try their best despite the poor ownership and management. I hope people don’t give them too hard of a time because it really isn’t their fault. Same with the maintenance staff they are really kind and try their best I think they are just short staffed and overwhelmed with numerous issues so not their fault! The office is also not open on Saturday or Sunday, and they close at 6:30 during the week, so I would suggest having a separate place to receive packages. I’ve lost so many packages because they arrived when the office wasn’t open, and there was no other way for them to be delivered. I loved my first two years here, and as a senior, it’s really sad to see how the living conditions have become. If you’re thinking about living here, I would seriously consider the most recent reviews before signing. It isn’t like the old reviews anymore. It’s not always clean, there are no more events, and maintenance, management, and ownership are currently a mess. They just switched to new management, so I’m really hoping they can sort everything out and get it back to the way it used to be, especially with so much more competition opening up nearby. But until then, I would explore other options.

Save your money and look elsewhere. The Hudson charges premium rent, but the property has been completely neglected and management does not seem to care. Basic maintenance and security are virtually nonexistent: No communication: The front office is virtually unreachable when issues arise. We have made multiple attempts to contact managers asking for callbacks to resolve ongoing problems, and not a single person has bothered to call back or respond. Broken facilities & filth: Both elevators are completely broken now. One has been out of service since June, and now neither works, forcing everyone to hike up the stairs in a multi-story building. On top of that, the lobby and elevator areas are filthy, and hand sanitizer stations were taken down and never replaced. Security risks: Exterior entrance doors don’t close or latch properly unless slammed, letting random, unauthorized people into the building at night. The garage entrance door to Floor 1 has had an "under repair" sign on it for over two years. When a bike was recently stolen straight out of the secured bike room, management refused to help with camera footage or assist with the police report. Unusable amenities: You pay for amenities you can't use. The AC in the gym and yoga room hasn't worked in over two years, equipment like the workout bench was removed, the pool is dirty with a "Do Not Swim" sign, the poolside grills haven't worked in years, and the game room pool cues are completely broken. Parking: People constantly take paid, reserved spots because management hasn’t issued updated parking permits, leaving paying residents with nowhere to park. For what they charge in rent, basic upkeep, working elevators, tenant safety, and managers who actually return calls should be the bare minimum. Would not recommend living here. Edit: Today is September 20. The elevator has been broken since June. I was even walking my hallway today and found this, someone’s washer has been broken for 2 weeks, and maintenance is not fixing it. Someone also left their fridge in the hallway. Despite all of this, they sent out renewals to everyone in the property. This building isn’t up to par for renewal or leasing season. We still don’t have parking passes for this school year yet. We were told they would be in the second week of school.

I lived at the Hudson for two years and had a great experience overall. The apartment itself was in perfect condition on move-in and my roommate and I only needed to make one small maintenance request during the 2 years, which was fixed in less than a day. It’s more walkable to campus than most of Northgate, and very convenient to get to classes. Rent is fairly high compared to the rest of cstat but it’s still a good price for what you get in terms of amenities, convenience, and lack of problems in general. Additional benefits include the great internet and quiet environment. If I were to go back to A&M, I’d easily live at the Hudson again.

was okay last year but now 0/2 elevators work (they haven't fixed the broken one for weeks!), so now we take the stairs from the top for everything including grocery runs. we're pretty strong boys but carrying $140 worth of groceries to the top sucks. construction is so damn loud i wake up to it every single day before my 7am alarms even go off. shakes the building and guests will ask if it's an earthquake. they hosted community events last year but they got weaker and weaker until they just stopped doing them. most events didn't even have enough food for my hungry roommates! gym is small and insufficient so plan on outsourcing your lifts. fourth floor courtyard is poorly maintained. pool is green and closed, grill is chopped, and maintenance is slower than ever. hidden fees in the electricity bill that they can't explain. we asked about a discounted rate since there's literally 3 construction projects surrounding the apartment all going at once, but to no avail. honestly feel like that would make it right since it takes our quality of living here down with all the noise, dust, and shaking.

MOLD, MOLD, MOLD!!! Five months ago, we had a leak from the upstairs unit and immediately submitted a maintenance request about the leak and humid environment. Nothing was done. Mold eventually appeared on our ceiling, so we submitted another request, and they simply painted over it. We submitted another request that was ignored until we spoke directly with the manager. She repeatedly told us it was “microbial growth” and claimed the issue had been taken care of over the summer. We came back to find our apartment covered in what appears to be mold, to the point that my roommate and I cannot move back in. Our clothes and belongings have also been affected, and both of us became sick. The biggest issue is management. We repeatedly reported the problem, were dismissed and spoken to rudely, and our concerns were not taken seriously despite having documentation and photos. Do not move here. It is absolutely not worth the expensive rent, especially when management cannot properly address serious issues.