Welcome to Our Community
Together, We Make Our Homes Better
Join your neighbors at Sylvan Thirty as we work together for the living conditions we all deserve. Your voice matters.
Community Overview
What the Reviews Say
Based on analysis of resident reviews across Google, Apartments.com, and other platforms, our community faces documented challenges that require collective action.
Documented Concerns
What Residents Experience
Real concerns from our community, compiled from public reviews and resident reports.
Elevator Outages
"Both the central elevators and the side elevators take turns being inoperable... This typically always occurs around major holidays."
— Resident Review
Maintenance Delays
"Work orders either never get done or they take weeks to months to do... They also close out maintenance requests that aren't fixed."
— Resident Review
Water Damage
"I still have water leaking out of my wall when I turn on the shower and I have no hot water in the sink."
— Resident Review
Security Concerns
"The gates that should automatically lock by the stairs are broken, with the stairs being unclean and unsafe."
— Resident Review
Poor Communication
"Work orders go undone, the office phone is never answered, and messages are not returned."
— CAF Management Review
Move-in Issues
"Management pushed back my move in date 2 days before I was supposed to move in... renovations done in the room before move in were so shoddy."
— Resident Review
"When individual complaints go unanswered, we stand stronger together. Every resident deserves a collective voice."
— Sylvan Thirty Tenant Association
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Our Purpose
Why We Organized
The Lofts at Sylvan Thirty Tenant Association was formed because residents deserve representation. Together, we can address building-wide issues that affect everyone and ensure our concerns are heard.
Collective Advocacy
Together we address building-wide issues that affect everyone, with more leverage than individual complaints.
Documentation
We track and document issues to build a clear, comprehensive record of community concerns.
Legal Protection
Texas Property Code §92.331 protects your right to organize. Landlords cannot retaliate against tenant organization members.
Your Right to Organize is Protected
Under Texas law, landlords cannot retaliate against tenants who participate in tenant organizations. You are protected for 6 months after exercising your rights.
Get Involved
Ready to Make a Difference?
Whether you want to report an issue, join our efforts, or just stay informed— there's a place for you in our community.
750 Fort Worth Ave, Dallas, TX 75208
Monthly meetings: First Thursday, 7 PM