Worst apartments I have ever lived at when it comes to noise! I can hear dogs barking from the other buildings all the time! It becomes so draining hearing them bark while their owners don’t do a thing about it! Very careless people living here! All you get living here is a headache from the dogs and extremely loud trucks! Once you are sleeping you wake up to trucks after 3:00 AM like they are inside your place. Apparently, garbage trucks pushing dumpsters is allowed in this DUMP!!!!!!!!!

Construction and garbage trucks every single night 3:00-5:30 AM waking everyone up! Extremely loud and it’s been going on this past year! Haven’t been able to sleep well with this going on DAILY!

You can hear the neighbors dog barking at all hours! Very loud trucks and vehicles where it sounds like rush hour traffic within your unit. It never ends!!!! Would give zero stars if that was an option.

I regret signing a lease here. It seemed nice at first but it’s been anything but that with one thing after another! The AC is terrible here and always breaking down! Couldn’t agree more with the recent reviews. The buildings here were so poorly built on many levels. The noise levels are TERRIBLE! Many sleepless nights! I can hear everything in the parking lot, streets nearby, construction that never ends, drilling by the sidewalks that sounds like it’s inside my apartment! Dogs barking... throughout the property. Again, with recent other reviews - I couldn’t agree more. The events are fun here but besides that, living here has been miserable. And when I spoke to other neighbors, they also mentioned they can hear construction and the loud trucks. This is happening even at night with a garbage truck driving on Kincey - waking everyone up! Management doesn’t care to resolve these issues that many tenants have been complaining about! Read all the reviews to see what’s really happening. I am looking forward to the day I get out of here. It’s that bad! Read More

Incredible location and fairly nice apartments. Unfortunately these pretty decent apartments are seriously hindered by sub-par construction.

SO much in walking distance, and you're two minutes from getting on 77. We had some hiccups with maintenance at first but overall they've been good and knowledgeable. Bam works especially hard. The event coordinator Corey is really great as well.

For a couple of the buildings, all the outside AC units are under the buildings in these "cages" that are... partially open to the air. This means there's a bunch of units all spitting out hot air that's getting trapped by the ceiling and can't escape very well. Our AC slowly works less and less in the summer months until it fails. This isn't something that should just fall on the maintenance staff to try and deal with, this needs a redesign. The units under my building (directly under 2/3's of our floor! I'm sure that's not helping with the indoor temps) were between 120 and 150 degrees. The cage-room itself was about 130. A unit for another building that had been baking in the sun all day but is open to the air (like a *normal* setup) was only 110. Air conditioning is only able to maintain a certain difference in temperature between outdoor and indoor. If it's hotter where the outside unit is, it's not going to be able to cool the inside as much. This setup is putting unnecessary strain on the units, causing them to fail.

There's not a single 90-degree corner in the place. Every ceiling, wall, and floor is wavy. Vibrations travel like crazy from the upstairs units. You don't hear music or talking or the TV, but footsteps cause creaking and thumping, and heavy footsteps or pets or dropping things can cause bangs that shake the ceiling, walls, and floors of the below units. They somehow constructed them with nearly zero mechanical isolation between floors. You hear water rushing quite loudly from the showers and toilets of the units above you in the walls of the bathrooms (which sometimes also means the walls of a bedroom. I'd rather have lower ceilings and have that extra space used for better construction. This obviously isn't something they can really change _now_, but it's something you'll have to live with. It just seems like they were not built or designed well. Read More