9100 Fondren Rd is a rental building in Sharpstown, Houston. See every violation, 311 complaint, tenant review, and the LucidIQ score — before you sign a lease.
Houston · March 2026
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View full landlord profileTop 5 by score · of 1178 total
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I love my apartment but since I moved in I have had problems with water leaking from upstairs down to my unit. Other than that I have no complaints. I am hoping the problem will get fixed soon as possible.
Maintenance is terrible. The noise from the streets always load. Management staff is not honest when dealing with issues. The grounds always have loose paper floating around because of the tenants who don't care about…
Apartment is very very quiet area, and very clean . I really feel safe here when I come home. My apartment is very spacious, and so far I love it !!! I would definitely recommend this apartment to a friend.
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Traffic Signs — Traffic Signs - 2600092280 - 9100 Fondren Rd
Trash Dumping or Illegal Dumpsite — Trash Dumping or Illegal Dumpsite - 2500385825 - 9100 FONDREN RD
Weeds/Trash/Stagnant Water on Property — Weeds/Trash/Stagnant Water on Property - 2500371718 - 9100 FONDREN RD
Nuisance On Property
Water Leak
Trash Dumping or Illegal Dumpsite — The former Brickhaven needs mowing. The weeds are as tall as people, temporary parameter is raggedy and rusty stakes, si
Nuisance On Property — STATES PROPERTY IS CITY OOWNED AND HAS OVERGROWN WEEEDS.
Nuisance On Property — nuisance/high weeds
Trash Dumping or Illegal Dumpsite — trash in middle of property.
Trash Dumping or Illegal Dumpsite — illegal dumping
Central Sharpstown around the former Sharpstown Mall site — a diverse, affordable area with a large Vietnamese community and growing Chinese and African populations. The Southwest Management District is driving revitalization.