Midland apartment suggestions (Trinity, Meridian: apartments, rent, buying a house)

[pshs_2000]

Hello again,
I visited Midland today to look at a few apartments. I've pretty much narrowed my list down to Wildflower, Trinity Place, and Meridian. I got to look at a model unit at Wildflower and Trinity Place, but not Meridian. Meridian currently has the lowest rent per square footage (for a 1 bedroom). Can anyone comment on these apartments, which on might be better/worse, etc.?

Thank you

[pshs_2000]

Came across my old thread and just wanted to update that I decided to move into the Meridian. The complex is average. I'm assuming that many complexes aren't putting much back into the property because they know they have a waiting list of prospective tenants. Anyways, the complex seems safe, no problems with my neighbors. Parking has been a problem, my car bumper was damaged most likely by a truck. Mostly cosmetic, but damaged none the less. The cost of the apartment now for new move-ins is about 20% more than what I'm paying when I moved in almost a year ago. I won't be renewing. I'm leaving Midland. My time here hasn't been that great but it's not because Midland isn't a great city.

[SVTRay]

A friends sister had a place at the Meridian. It's wasn't the best place but better than some of the others I've seen.

[lhafer]

From what I've seen, there are no available apartments in Midland right now. I've looked at or called at least 5 and they have no openings. Some have waiting lists while others are first come first serve.

Not sure what my husband is going to do when he moves there in a few weeks for a new job. We will be buying a house soon, but during that interim will be interesting. Hopefully there are some studio suites he can rent.

[Westerntraveler]

best of luck

[SVTRay]

Their building some new apartments over on Business Loop 20 & Loop 250. I would call them up and get on a wait list.