Pinnacle Property Management

K Ev 

on Google

2 days ago

Very poor, nearly unnoticeable handling of noise complaints at Luxia Preston. Refusal to do anything, regardless of time of day, but especially during quiet hours. Seems everyone is able to be as inconsiderate as possible, with no repercussions. 

B. G. 

on Google

2 days ago

After the six-alarm fire at The Cooper, more than 800 residents were displaced. I’m one of the lucky ones - my apartment wasn’t destroyed. After two weeks, I still haven’t been allowed to retrieve my belongings. I’m currently sleeping on an air mattress in an empty apartment, without furniture, stability, or answers. Under the oversight of Property Manager Michelle Hirschenhofer, communication has been sparse and unclear. Residents haven’t received the documentation needed for insurance claims or lease releases. Many are sti... read more

Amy N 

on Google

3 days ago

CW has left their 834 displaced tenants in limbo after an apartment fire. There has been a lack of communication, access to belongings, and support for the 834 affected tenants. We have been left without a clear timeline or understanding of the current situation—and we remain barred from accessing our units to retrieve essential items. Many of us are in limbo: unable to proceed with insurance claims or forced to move into empty apartments because our belongings are essentially being held hostage. The last official update fro... read more

No Tippin 

on Google

5 days ago

The fire at the Cooper in Fort Worth is not one off. This is part of a pattern of negligence and incompetence. We’re all at risk by Cushman and Wakefield and other companies like it.