What are the fees and lease terms at The Parkline?

Rent at The Parkline is $1,244 – $2,189 per month. Leases are typically 12 months. The earliest listed move-in is Jan 3. Prices checked October 12, 2026.

What amenities does The Parkline have?

The Parkline lists 28 amenities, including a gym, a pool, and pet-friendly spaces.

Where is The Parkline?

The Parkline is at Houston, TX.

Is The Parkline walkable?

The Parkline is car-dependent and biking is not bikeable.

What is The Parkline like?

The Parkline is a 341-unit market rate apartment community conveniently located to all five of Houston’s largest employment centers. Situated on the Westpark Toll Road and across from George Bush Park, residents can reach Downtown, Galleria, Med Center, and Greenway Plaza in less than twenty minutes by car.

How do I contact The Parkline?

The Parkline is managed by NRP.

The Parkline Apartments – Houston, TX

What floor plans are available at The Parkline?

The Parkline currently lists 9 floor plans across 43 available units, from one-bedroom to three-bedroom, starting at $1,244/mo. 29 one-bedrooms from $1,244 to $1,723/mo (650–1,038 sq ft), earliest move-in Oct 12. 12 two-bedrooms from $1,755 to $2,016/mo (1,126–1,293 sq ft), earliest move-in Oct 12. 2 three-bedrooms from $2,139 to $2,189/mo (1,434 sq ft), earliest move-in Oct 12. Prices checked October 12, 2026.

A1

Starting at $1,244

1 Bedroom • 1 Bath • 650 Sq Ft

6 available units	Price	Sq ft	Available
2127	$1,279	650	Oct 12
2227	$1,244	650	Oct 14
1127	$1,304	650	Oct 26
2427	$1,294	650	Oct 30
2437	$1,329	650	Dec 19
1125	$1,354	650	Dec 19

A2

Starting at $1,309

1 Bedroom • 1 Bath • 720 Sq Ft

12 available units	Price	Sq ft	Available
2307	$1,309	720	Oct 12
2404	$1,399	720	Oct 12
1308	$1,454	720	Oct 12
2208	$1,399	720	Oct 17
1415	$1,424	720	Oct 20
2449	$1,389	720	Oct 22
2349	$1,369	720	Nov 6
2207	$1,329	720	Nov 7
2108	$1,459	720	Nov 14
2321	$1,359	720	Nov 15
2107	$1,389	720	Dec 6
1203	$1,404	720	Dec 15

A3

Starting at $1,379

1 Bedroom • 1 Bath • 801 Sq Ft

5 available units	Price	Sq ft	Available
2128	$1,409	801	Oct 12
2110	$1,409	801	Oct 30
2401	$1,379	801	Nov 24
2310	$1,429	801	Nov 26
2410	$1,449	801	Nov 30

A6D

Starting at $1,517

1 Bedroom • 1 Bath • 917 Sq Ft

5 available units	Price	Sq ft	Available
2220	$1,517	917	Oct 12
2329	$1,544	917	Oct 23
1320	$1,654	917	Nov 24
2246	$1,599	917	Nov 30
2319	$1,584	917	Jan 14

A8D

Starting at $1,723

1 Bedroom • 1 Bath • 1,038 Sq Ft

1 available unit	Price	Sq ft	Available	Open unit
1148	$1,723	1,038	Oct 23

B1

Starting at $1,755

2 Bedrooms • 2 Baths • 1,126 Sq Ft

4 available units	Price	Sq ft	Available
1431	$1,755	1,126	Oct 12
2406	$1,790	1,126	Oct 12
1430	$1,865	1,126	Oct 17
2231	$1,755	1,126	Oct 30

B2

Starting at $1,765

2 Bedrooms • 2 Baths • 1,161 Sq Ft

2 available units	Price	Sq ft	Available	Open unit
2238	$1,765	1,161	Oct 12
1448	$1,890	1,161	Nov 10

B5D

Starting at $1,896

2 Bedrooms • 2 Baths • 1,293 Sq Ft

6 available units	Price	Sq ft	Available
2147	$1,906	1,293	Oct 20
1247	$1,896	1,293	Oct 23
1445	$1,921	1,293	Nov 16
2345	$1,936	1,293	Dec 5
2434	$2,016	1,293	Dec 31
1347	$1,951	1,293	Jan 3

C1

Starting at $2,139

3 Bedrooms • 2 Baths • 1,434 Sq Ft

2 available units	Price	Sq ft	Available	Open unit
2451	$2,139	1,434	Oct 12
2413	$2,189	1,434	Nov 28

Residents give The Parkline an A grade (about 4.7 out of 5) from 55 reviews. The Parkline offers modern, well-maintained units with strong leasing and move-in support, though resident experiences diverge significantly post-occupancy. While many residents praise the property condition, amenities, and staff responsiveness, others report concerns with maintenance responsiveness, parking enforcement, fee practices, and noise management.

4.70

Overall rating

Positive

Mixed

Neutral

Negative

Management4.4

Amenities and Shared Spaces3.6

Location4.3

Building Quality1.9

Maintenance3.8

The Parkline offers modern, well-maintained units with strong leasing and move-in support, though resident experiences diverge significantly post-occupancy. While many residents praise the property condition, amenities, and staff responsiveness, others report concerns with maintenance responsiveness, parking enforcement, fee practices, and noise management. Communication and policy clarity emerge as recurring friction points, particularly around parking changes, trash service disruptions, and move-out charges.

Management and leasing staff are widely praised for professionalism, responsiveness, and genuine care, with most residents reporting smooth move-in experiences and prompt communication. However, some residents report inconsistent policy enforcement, aggressive fee collection practices, and communication gaps regarding maintenance issues and policy changes. Concerns include sudden parking policy modifications, high move-out charges, and delayed repairs, though maintenance requests are generally completed in reasonable timeframes when submitted.

The Parkline offers attractive amenities including a resort-style pool, functional gym, coworking space, pet park, and outdoor pizza oven that residents appreciate. However, the property faces significant operational challenges: broken gates and elevators with delayed repairs, inconsistent common-area cleanliness, vehicle security concerns including tire theft, and aggressive parking enforcement with sudden policy changes. Management communication is inconsistent—some residents report responsive staff while others cite ignored emails and passive-aggressive notices about violations and fees.

The property benefits from a convenient location near the Westpark Tollway with accessible grocery stores (Kroger, H-E-B) and dining options in the nearby Westchase District. Most residents highlight the proximity to shopping and restaurants as a major advantage. However, one review raised concerns about maintenance responsiveness for critical infrastructure issues and property upkeep in common areas.

Residents report significant building maintenance and upkeep concerns, including elevator failures lasting multiple weeks with minimal communication, inadequate cleaning of common areas, and thin wall construction allowing noise transmission. Cleanliness issues are compounded by insufficient staffing, with permanently installed moving blankets in elevators and hallway maintenance falling behind. Noise disturbances from residents and external activity, combined with security gaps including broken gates and vehicle-related incidents, create ongoing livability concerns.

Maintenance response times are generally prompt when work orders are submitted, with most requests handled in reasonable timeframes. However, some residents report extended delays on significant repairs, including elevator and plumbing issues that took several days to resolve. Common concerns include cleanliness and upkeep of common areas, particularly elevators and hallways, which some residents attribute to limited housekeeping staff. Overall maintenance staff are described as helpful and professional, though property-wide maintenance consistency remains a concern.

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