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Bridge at Terracina Apartments

Updated 2026-09-08 · 3,787 reviewed · 917 listed · Scored from 65 Google reviews · How we rank ›

3.6(65) 59 composite score See reviews on Google ✓ Google-verified Publishes prices
Affordable & Section 8 HousingPet-Friendly Apartments
Bridge at Terracina Apartments
Location
Balcones Terrace, Austin
Services
Affordable & Section 8 Housing, Pet-Friendly Apartments
Reviews
65
Ranking
#91 in Affordable & Section 8 Housing
Best for
Budget-conscious renters seeking central-Austin location and modern amenities; individual reviewers with staff rapport.

Core details are sourced from this business's Google Business Profile (checked 2026-09-08). Website-sourced details were fetched 2026-07-21.

What we found

Satisfaction splits sharply: residents with engaged staff praise affordability and comfort, but recent reviews flag serious gaps. Pest problems, slow-to-nonexistent maintenance on key issues, and confrontational management responses appear to undermine the complex's claim of quick, responsive service. Long-term residents struggle to recommend.

Praised for
  • friendly, attentive staff (Lisa, Cindy, Lydia, Adrian)
  • affordable pricing
  • quick maintenance response (when engaged)
  • comfortable, spacious units
Watch-outs
  • pest infestment (cockroaches)
  • inconsistent maintenance quality and follow-up
  • poor staff professionalism in conflicts
  • unsafe atmosphere and drug activity reported
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Best for: Budget-conscious renters seeking central-Austin location and modern amenities; individual reviewers with staff rapport.
Think twice if: Families with children; anyone sensitive to pest issues, delayed maintenance, or staff inconsistency; prior tenants report management has become less responsive since property changes.

What this place gets right

  • pricing $885-$1,564/month across unit sizes
  • named responsive staff when available
  • pools, dog park, and fitness amenities
  • wheelchair-accessible entrance and parking

Before you tour or apply

  • Named praised staff: Lisa, Cindy, Lydia, Adrian Vences-Reyes, Brianne, Eleen, Elaine
  • Pest problems documented: German cockroaches reported unresolved after two pest-control visits
  • Management response: Alma cited as confrontational when handling resident concerns
  • Leasing office scheduling issue: tour appointment refused due to staff lunch break

Resident ratings

Affordable & Section 8 Housing
Praised for price point and comfort; undermined by pest infestations, maintenance gaps, and management inconsistency reported in recent reviews.

How it stacks up

  • Rated 3.6 against a 3.97 average across the 169 affordable & section 8 housing businesses listed here.
  • Has more Google reviews than 27% of the businesses in this directory.

What keeps coming up

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How we scored this

How We Score
Star rating 14
Review volume 79
Review recency 100
Review sentiment 48
Profile completeness 100
Verification 30

Breaking down the ratings

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40
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3
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20

FAQ

What unit sizes and price ranges are available?
One-bedroom ($885-$1,134/month), two-bedroom ($1,182-$1,444/month), and three-bedroom ($1,328-$1,564/month) units, plus $99 application and admin fee.
What amenities are included?
Swimming pool, dog park, fitness center, business center, clubhouse with resident lounge, on-site laundry, covered parking, and picnic area with BBQ grills.
Is the complex accessible and pet-friendly?
Yes; the complex has wheelchair-accessible entrance and parking, welcomes pets, and features a dedicated dog park.
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Last updated 2026-09-08