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Hello! My name is Col76.

Hello! My name is Col76.
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IsisVale 9.1 yrs
~ 1 year, 3 mos ago   Jul 7, '25 7:42pm  
Col76 :
Hello and welcome! My mom lived in the Oaks many years ago, as did a friend of mine -- they were in one of the townhome style apartments. I think my friends moved out almost a decade ago, so my info isn't current, but it was a very quiet community and they really liked it when they were there. It's also right across the street from the Houston Police Department Kingwood substation, so I'd imagine that imparts a level of security. I've lived in Kingwood most of my life, and I've heard complaints about many apartment complexes, but I can't recall hearing anything negative about the Oaks.
 
My mom also lived in the Marquis for a while (this was probably close to 20 years ago), and she didn't have any complaints. It was pretty new then, so I don't know what it's like now, but it had more modern amenities, and she definitely appreciated its location.
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Col76 1.2 yrs
~ 1 year, 3 mos ago   Jul 7, '25 7:57pm  
IsisVale :
Thank you! Yes, the proximity of the police department definitely a plus
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cbear Top Forum Contributor15.5 yrs
~ 1 year, 3 mos ago   Jul 8, '25 8:55am  
cbear : Thank you for this feedback! I have come across some posts online about the Town Crossings, apartments being prone to flooding, though nothing about the Oaks flooding. This has led me to lean more towards the Oaks. It's difficult to really know since I don't live in the area.
 
Col76 : Your welcome.
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Ruger5 Top Forum Contributor10.6 yrs
~ 1 year, 3 mos ago   Jul 8, '25 8:58am  
definitely stay away from the jaxon - frankly stay away from that whole street. It's made the news a couple of times and not in a good way.
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Txbutterfly Top Forum Contributor15.4 yrs
~ 1 year, 3 mos ago   Jul 8, '25 9:14am  
Col76 :
Depending on your commute, the town center traffic is more of an issue than flooding IMO. flooding happens occasionally along the streets in ALL areas of kw w enough rain. But traffic happens e v e r y s i n g l e d a y!
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Col76 1.2 yrs
~ 1 year, 3 mos ago   Jul 8, '25 9:24am  
Txbutterfly :
Thank you, this is a good point to consider. I would be working from home, so this would be less of an immediate concern. I am coming from a city where I've never driven, so I actually don't have my drivers license yet (!! I think this is super rare in Texas) I plan on taking lessons and getting it after moving. One of the things that drew me to the town center was the proximity of many businesses, which would also increase the number of rideshare options and make cycling a potential option.
 
Would you recommend moving out of the town center area once I do get settled and have a car?
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Txbutterfly Top Forum Contributor15.4 yrs
~ 1 year, 3 mos ago   Jul 8, '25 9:54am  
Col76 :
TC area woukd be perfect for you! Close to grocery, pharmacy and easy bike and walk areas. There are also events at TC all the time. You will love it.
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Col76 1.2 yrs
~ 1 year, 3 mos ago   Jul 8, '25 9:54am  
Ruger5 :
Thanks - what street is this?
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CaffeineFree 12.8 yrs
~ 1 year, 3 mos ago   Jul 8, '25 11:34am  
CaffeineFree : Thank you for your input! This is kind of where my thinking is going… it's nice to have all the bells and whistles of a more modern complex,but it's even nicer to live in a complex that is not prone to flooding and associated issues such as mold mentioned
 
Col76 : We have friends who lived in the Oaks while their home was recovering from one of our floods. They liked it there.
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