Best in the area, but not without its drawbacks.
To start with, when trying to securing accommodation from overseas, a few of my emails or a few questions in my emails were left without response on a continuous basis. I would call, but the phone would just ring without being picked up.
If it had not been for a friend of mine living in the area and willing to stop by, I am not sure how I could have secured an apartment in a timely manner, because I would politely wait for a day or two to get a... response, then send a follow-up, then before one knows it, it is already Friday and who answers emails on Fridays (or remembers about them on Monday next week), and before you know it, one week is already gone, with no tangible results.
Bear in mind that one is automatically offered a non-refundable deposit of $200. One has to proactively ask and then verify that one has paid a refundable one of $400. When I moved out, they charged me 30 bucks for a shampoo cleanup of the carpet (aren’t they supposed to replace the carpet automatically, after every move-out?) – that way I saved a lot on the deposit. But again, I am a very tidy person and no pets.
Also, when one comes into the office to move in, one has to sign all the papers electronically. Even though there are computer stations in the office, one can’t use them, it must be one’s own device. (At least, one can use the property’s wifi.) At the same time, the terms clearly state that one can request to have papers printed out BEFORE signing. Yet, the lady at the desk brushed me off saying “Yes, but we don’t do it.” Well, thank you for printing out the signed package for me in the end AFTER signing.
More and more apartments are equipped with the “Smarthome” feature. No matter whether one needs it or not or wants to use it or not, one is obliged to shell out 50 bucks for it (as well as for a long list of miscellaneous add-ons and fees such as common area usage and whatnot).
Despite the website claiming that dangerous dog breeds are not allowed, I saw a Rottweiler in the complex.
The apartments are in the process of being renovated, maybe that is why the bathroom in mine was so yellowish and in dire need of replacement.
Other than that, it is a decent complex, probably the best in the area. More or less clean, with no cockroaches running amok.
Despite what one may have read in other reviews, there are always enough parking spots, even late at night.
Very quiet, too, and the grounds are just amazing! Read More

We moved into The Palms at Clear Lake Apartments on February 20th, and so far, it has been a great experience! The staff is incredibly friendly and always willing to help with any questions or concerns, making the move-in process smooth and stress-free.

The community offers some great features that add to the convenience of living here. The trash service is a huge plus, making it easy to keep things tidy, and the smart home technology adds a modern touch to our apartment. Everything is... well-maintained, and we’ve felt right at home since day one.

If you’re looking for a comfortable and welcoming place to live in Houston, I’d definitely recommend The Palms at Clear Lake! Read More

Just signed my third year lease. The management here is the best. The place is quiet and quick with maintenance. Never thought twice about leaving.

I have been here for over 3 years and just love the property! We have a nice pool with grills. Maintenance is really good. Front office staff is very friendly. We have a nice dog park our property stays very clean. Anybody would love to call his place home.

This property is great in all aspects. Raquel is amazing to work with when looking for an apartment. She goes above and beyond to make sure your every detail and request is being met. Her follow-up is incredible and she cares about her tenants. If you are looking for an apartment I suggest you call Raquel at The Palms at Clear Lake TODAY!!!