I am a resident of 6 years, I have decided not to renew, due to the past 2 years of inconsistent fire alarms that have displaced myself and my neighbors. The system is deafening, one time an alarm sounded at 1am and lasted for 12 hours— far past any emergency. I was forced to reserve a hotel for the night (never reimbursed by the complex).
I am concerned for my safety regarding the lack of consistency with the alarms. I am concerned when a real emergency happens, residents won’t react quickly... enough due to the numerous “false alarms”. Read More

This apartment complex was a great place to live! I was very pleased with how responsive the leasing office was. They made sure to resolve any issues and get back to you as soon as possible. Maintenance was quick to tend to any requests. They were also very communicative about anything tenants should know about, such as exterior painting, recarpeting, etc. Additionally, the location of Yale @ 6 was excellent! Would definitely live here again if I was moving back to the area!

BEWARE and definitely take time to read these reviews! I, along with my spouse, were residents here for 3 yrs and for the most part enjoyed our stay.

A few things to consider:
1. The walls are definitely thin. You hear every door close from surrounding neighbors, children running through the hallways, dogs barking on balconies from owners who obviously forgot they let them out there.
2. The security of the building is what sold us, however, be sure to have multiple ways to enter the building... (an extra fob and/or the keypad connected to your phone for access; because the fob will not work at the most inconvenient times.
3. The pool was divine during the weekdays when very few people were out there, but the weekends were quite the opposite. It was obvious the “2 guest limit” was not being adhered to.
4. Finishes in the apartment were definitely cheap. Ex. Sofa legs started to make indentations on the floor just by us sitting on it to watch tv. Had to purchase an area rug to offer cushion (barrier) to not damage the floor.
5. Location is GREAT, but it comes at a steep price!

The move out was what landed this property a 1-star review.

I was being relocated for work and my company paid a HEFTY fee (upwards of $5k) to terminate our lease early, along with all other fees associated with moving. We even paid for a professional cleaning service to clean the unit. All was well UNTIL we were being charged for damage to the shower in the unit…..$2k worth of damage! Two adults with no pets or children. You have got to be kidding! I guess since all the money was paid promptly for all the move out fees, they figured why not keep this money train rolling. They reported it on my credit, which I take VERY seriously, and with every dispute refuses to withdraw this erroneous charge.

A mature, professional couple with no pets, no children, that paid in full and on time rent during the entire pandemic, that are not only GREAT tenants, but good hardworking and kind people that follow rules, protects our own peace as well as our neighbors, and certainly does not damage property.

What a shame. Read More

Have really liked staying in the Yale @ 6th complex. We live in a spacious 2 bedroom/2 bath apartment. I love the location, there's a nice running/walking trail behind us. Postinos, restaurants, coffee shops, and all good things in walkable distance. The management, maintenance services have also been really helpful in answering questions and fixing things.

Really happy with my stay so far!

Do NOT move here. They do not care about their tenants safety or property at all and only want your money. A person was assaulted in our garage and they did NOTHING to increase the safety. Every month someone's car is being broken into/damaged/or their tires are stolen from them. Management has done NOTHING to increase security. Do yourself a favor and DO NOT MOVE HERE. You will regret it.