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What's already on the record

Public review sites rate the community well overall. The recurring complaints are specific, and they're what this site is built to document.

4.1Google Maps · 142 reviews 4.3Apartments.com · 41 renter reviews 4.7ApartmentRatings · 38 reviews 4.4ForRent · 40 ratings

Complaints that keep coming up

  • Dog waste on the grounds, hallways and stairwells
  • Slow repairs, including heating and AC
  • Move-in condition: dust, paint and missing parts
  • Parking: shortages, booting and towing by LMS
  • Noise through floors and walls, overnight
  • Vehicle break-ins and no visible security

Summarized from public reviews on the sites linked here, as of November 2026.

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The parking record

Management's own emails to residents, in order. Quotes are exact.

  1. Leasing staff under prior management told residents that Red Fez Club Rd. was the overflow parking area, because on-site parking wasn't enough. Resident account

  2. "Reserved parking spaces will soon be added in select areas throughout the community." Unauthorized vehicles "will be subject to booting and/or towing at the owner's expense." Resident email, Property Staff

  3. "We have a total of 20 designated reserved parking spaces" at "$150 per reserved spot." Unauthorized vehicles "will be booted and/or towed." That's 20 fewer spaces for everyone else. Resident email, Property Staff

  4. Spaces near the leasing office are kept for prospective residents during office hours. Resident cars must be moved by 8:00 AM or be "booted or towed." Resident email, Property Staff

  5. On break-ins: "The incidents reported along Red Fez Road occurred on a public roadway that is not owned or controlled by Lakehouse on Wylie." Senior Community Manager

  6. "As for Red Fez Club Road, because it is a public roadway and is not managed by The Lakehouse on Wylie, there are some limitations on what we can control." Senior Community Manager

  7. "Effective immediately, residents are no longer permitted to park on" Red Fez Club Rd., with a community map marking the road "DO NOT PARK." Resident email, Lakehouse on Wylie

    Community map from the August 21, 2026 notice with Red Fez Club Rd marked DO NOT PARK
    Image from management's August 21, 2026 notice.

  8. Management said it "cannot guarantee parking directly in front of each building or change the current parking configuration," and offered one resident a garage free for six months, then $200 a month. Senior Community Manager

The question residents are asking

In June and August, management said Red Fez Club Rd. is a public road it doesn't own or control. In August, it told residents they can no longer park there. The community already charges for reserved spaces and has LMS boot and tow cars on site. If the road isn't theirs, where are residents supposed to park?

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