It’s been an interesting 2 years at 811 and seems like when Willow Bridge as the PM took over in late 2023, that’s where most of the problems and cost cutting around the building started (for me personally).

1. The constant staff turnover since the management company change in late 2023 has literally been never ending and contributes to a lot of the problems with this building.

2. I was accused of non-compliance with my lease for not having renters insurance (of which I always have and have... never gone a day without in almost 20 years) but in reality they lost the policy I gave them and instead of simply admitting they lost it and asking for another copy, I was accused of non-compliance and they gave my information to a 3rd party insurance company that issue a policy in my name without my knowledge, then tried to stick me with the bill!

3. In the very few inquiries I’ve had to make over the last 2 years Trying to get the mgmt. staff to respond to emails/inquiries in a timely manner (or even at all in some cases) seems to be something they clearly have no interest in doing, despite the maintenance staff actually being incredibly responsive and professional.

4. Elevators are broken down far more than they should for a building this new and 27+ stories tall (which is actually a safety issue). The first time this happened I was just back from a work trip with luggage in tow and all the elevators were broke down!

5. Door staff coverage problems on 3rd shift (or lack thereof) create safety/security issues late at night since building/elevator access isn’t secured.

6. I’ve met a few neighbors/friends in the building and far more a handful of those that are people of color have cases where they’ve been racially discriminated against by mgmt. staff. I once overheard discriminatory comments being made about one of the said individuals to another building resident at an official sanctioned resident event in the building!

When residents pay luxury rental rates to live here, there are heightened expectations for levels of service and responsiveness that becomes the standard and this building does not live up to it. Plenty more things, but I’ll leave the review here for now. Hopefully this was helpful! Thankfully moving out next month! Read More

Lack of communication between staff and residents. WiFi and AC has gone down for the entire building in multiple instances and we received very few status updates. Our rent went up $200 despite property value going down

I love living at Eight Eleven Uptown! It is the ultimate living experience! From the amenities to the concierge staff and maintenance staff I am living like a queen. I love that the Eight Eleven Uptown hosts many social events. It has given me a chance to meet my neighbors, who are awesome! I look forward to many more years living in luxury!

This place is not worth the cost. There are constantly broken elevators (which take forever anyway. The package room is a disaster and management provide inaccurate information.

Great place to live. Wonderful location, amazing amenities, super friendly and helpful staff. Plenty of public transit options nearby. Easy walk to shopping, dining, the park and the beach.