CWS Apartment Homes, LLC

I've had a great experience at Quill. I have been here for all of law school and just signed an 18 month lease to take me through the end of law school. There is a pool, a gym, and parking is just a one-time payment of $25 for an RFID sticker to open the gate. Maintenance staff and leasing staff are courteous and responsive to requests.

I love everything about this apartment complex. Maintenance is super quick, and the management team is amazing and easy to work with. This area has grown so much since I’ve moved in, and it still feels very safe. There are multiple new restaurants and some shopping nearby. I would recommend living here to anyone!

This has been a very mediocre place to live. I have made many good memories, but dealing with Firestone has created some of the most frustrating experiences of my time in Fort Worth.

Pros: I have had a great experience living here. The main office is super nice. Maintenance is incredibly quick and friendly. I've never had bugs, noise issues, or felt unsafe. We get a lot of space for our money. Publix and the airport are nearby. Parking is never a problem. Lots of windows. 3 dog parks, indoor pool, outside pool, car wash, pet spa, and other amenities.

Cons: There is train nearby (which may be an issue if you live in the part of the apartment complex closest to it, which I don't so it is not an issue for me). It is like 15 mins away from Duke, which to some is a lot. There are not a lot of bars/restaurants very close by, so we need to drive somewhere if we want to go out. But it close to the highway so it doesn't take much time. Gym is not small but it is missing key items.

This complex is a great location close to the law school. The bedrooms and common areas in the apartment are spacious. The weight room and pool area are well maintained.

If you are a UT student, Marq Uptown is in a great location. However, if you are in an apartment that faces the street, you will hear every single thing that happens on the street below. There are also houses directly across from the apartment that have loud parties every single weekend and you will hear every word once again. Apartments themselves are okay and the appliances, etc. are a bit cheap for the price you are paying.

No apartment building is perfect but I am grateful for how safe the area around this apartment is and I have had a good experience with the leasing office. There have been some cars broken into in the parking garage in the last year. Residents have to fob to get into the building but not to get into the elevator, unfortunately. I bike to campus in ten minutes every day. Also, I appreciate how I can walk downtown because I am located just at the end of the Gulch. The biggest issue with this apartment complex is that there are not enough security cameras. And this might seem like a silly criticism but the second worst part about the building is the horribly strong air fresheners in the common areas.

Firestone has a great location. It’s close to the law school, a short trip to the cultural district and all its shops, and has easy access into the heart of downtown. In addition, it has the best gym of any apartment I’ve seen.

The building itself, however, is a mess. The maintenance is in shambles. I had no air conditioning when I moved in in the middle of the summer, and it took a month and a half to get it fixed despite calling every day. I have a hole in my windows and a broken condenser for my AC that have not been fixed in over a month currently either, in addition to myriad other small issues with the apartment that have not been fixed since I moved in. Also, it has a lot of homeless camping next to it, which makes walking to anything unpleasant.

I would strongly recommend against anyone staying here.

Living at Firestone has been a rollercoaster experience for me. While I will admit management has done a much better job here recently, we were having multiple break ins a week, our gate didn’t work for MONTHS, our pool had to be shut down due to being in violation of city ordinances, we have had swat at our apartments multiple times (even tear gassed my building once), we have had issues regarding felony convicts w/ active warrants being housed here, we have had domestic violence issues, and we have had 4 homeless people caught living in our attic and making peepholes into people’s living rooms. I would not recommend this complex to anyone.

Apartments have a lot of space for the price, especially compared to others in the area. I stay in the largest 1bd1ba but there are other floor plans with less sqft for 1250+. Very close to school, only takes 5 minutes to drive there. Pool is nice but nothing special and the hot tub was removed from the property. Very pet friendly with a dog park. Huge indoor basketball court and club house, and decent gym.

Apartment just changed management and has made some great updates to the building! Units are also really nice, and the pool/gym are great, too.

Not the cutest place ever, but Marquis is super great value.
It's gated, so I feel safe walking around as a woman at night. They have great maintenance that fix issues quickly and fully. The amenities are nice, including a gym, two pools, basketball courts, grills, and a mail room. Staff are friendly and helpful. It's located right off of Mopac, which helps cut down commute time if that's a concern.
We also really like the area! Sunset Valley feels like it further outside of the city than it really is. We're half a mile away from some nature trails that we enjoy, and we often will see deer and other wildlife on our runs out there.

Relatively expensive apartments, definitely recommend roommates. Great location, directly next door to Trader Joe's and several restaurants, about 12 minutes to downtown. I've always felt safe to walk around the apartments, and there is a nice walking trail behind the complex. Overall I would recommend the apartment, just keep the price tag in mind.

Spacious, pretty and comfy apartments. Clean and nice views. Great staff, friendly and helpful. Expensive though. Occassional issues with elevators / package room / garage doors, but fortunately nothing has impacted me.

The building is pretty good. I picked it without ever having been to Nashville before, which was really difficult. Besides there being several break-ins in the (secured access) parking garage, the area is really, really safe. It takes me 11 minutes to bike to campus or 30 minutes to walk to campus.