Hadley at Bellmar Apartments

Great staff and maintenance team! Nice renovations. Quiet community in the heart of Dallas.

I've been a resident for a year now and I've loved every month here, the property is clean and quiet and the staff is the best!!!

Hadley is safe and has a great location. Unfortunately they're going through a partial renovation and this, coupled with poor communication from management, has made life difficult for several of the residents. Additionally, I've had the negative experiences of being present while Tatia (community manager) spoke both condescendingly and dismissively towards her coworkers and tenants.
I do recommend this property but suggest you rent somewhere else for 2-3 years first to give them more time... to work out all the property and communication issues. Read More

The apartments seem quite nice inside and out. Nothing against them, BUT the parking enforcement is pretty Draconian. I visited a friend here, and accidentally used an expired visitor pass without realizing it. My friend had just moved in a couple weeks before and was presumably told at some point that new visitor passes need to be picked up at the office every two months. The first pass was only good for 2 weeks (date written on the pass, but with my arriving at night, I didn't read it closely)... . The car was parked 20 feet from the apartment in the visitor area and the barely expired pass clearly stated the room number that I was staying at and made it fairly clear that my vehicle had business being in the lot. Such a mistake could easily be resolved with a simple door knock or a note on the car telling us to update the pass (perhaps even noting the license plate to ensure the car was not abandoned).

Instead I wake up to see that my car has been towed across town. I had to spend $165 and almost an hour to get my car back.

I'm not saying this could not have all been avoided if the rules had been read more clearly, but what is the benefit of punishing your own residents so severely for such a simple mistake? I asked if this kind of thing happens often, and got a generic "every once in awhile" in response (staff was polite about it). Texas law prevents apartments from receiving financial benefit for contracting with towing services, and I'm not suggesting that this kind of situation is somehow malicious, but giving a tow company free reign to tow vehicles which display signs of legitimate occupancy is just idiotic and lazy.

In short, this apartment complex needs to change their policy with their towing company to ensure that residents and their guests are not charged hundreds of dollars for a trivial and easily correctable mistake. Read More

I highly recommend these apts they are well taken care of, managed, decorated, and close to ammeneties. I would send all my friend and family here who are looking for apts.