Location, location, location! This apartment complex is in the perfect location and amenities are…read morelovely! Located in the Warehouse District steps away from the CBD + Quarters. The views from the units are so nice overlooking the city. Staff was helpful when inquiring about leasing. This apartment also has a car elevator-- hello! Can we say convince? I would recommend to anyone looking to be close to everything but not directly in the craziness of the city.

From the owner: Located in the downtown South Market area of New Orleans, LA, The Garage is a luxury apartment and…read morecondominium complex. In fully remodeled buildings that originated in the late 1800s, this complex now hosts living spaces with open kitchens, large living areas, and views of the cityscape. Our full bathrooms are fitted with contemporary fixtures and finishes, and our bedrooms offer views of the cityscape. We host residential car elevators that can lift residents to their personal parking spot in a matter of moments. The Garage also features a sun deck, wading pool, fitness center, and a meeting space available to reserve, all with views of the city.

The Gotham Lofts are wonderful executive apartments catering to the film industry. They have been…read morerecently renovated and even updated since last year when they were called the Jelly Roll Suites. I have a film exec client who rents a two bedroom, and it's what you would expect of a modernly appointed apartment that stays true to its historic charm. The spaces are clean, ceilings are high and the touch of industrial design makes it a nice place visually. The keypad security is nice, and there is decent off street parking when there isn't an event at Generations Hall.

The Good: Nice…read morelayouts. Great price for an all inclusive, furnished space. Can't beat the location. It's spotlessly clean (I didn't see one roach while I was there and I was on the ground floor) Adam and the staff were fantastic. The kitchens have all new, on-trend grey cabinetry and quartz countertops. The appliances are new. The bathrooms are equipped with Delta H20Kinetic showerheads which deliver amazing water pressure. There's a washer dryer in each unit and weekly cleaning service is included. If something breaks or is not working correctly, Adam will make sure it's taken care of immediately. There's a garage right across the street where you can rent space for $150 a month. There's tons of fantastic dining a stone's throw from your front door. Cochon or Butcher anyone? Also, while I'm on the subject, try Tommy G's pizzeria across the road at the bottom of the Fulton Street Garage. FANTASTIC Italian food, wings, pizza and desserts. The Bad: When you're renting a 2 bedroom apartment, you would think that the 2nd bedroom would actually have a bed. Nope, there was a pull out sofa in there, a nightstand and that's it. If you're looking for a 2 bedroom, chances are you're not looking for a 2nd room with another couch that's 10 feet away from your living room couch. I wound up having to purchase a bed and a bed frame for the 2nd bed room. Adam was nice enough to move the couch out of there for me. I also needed to move one of the nightstands out of the master bedroom to provide a bit of clothing storage space for the 2nd bedroom and I purchased an additional side table to replace the nightstand that I moved. When you rent a fully furnished, all inclusive unit, you also expect to have a full set of dishes, pots, pans, silverware, etc. We had 1 pan. 2 pots without lids, a total of 1 fork, 2 spoons and 1 knife. We had dinnerware and glassware service for 4 (which is adequate for a 1 bedroom unit, but not a 2 bedroom unit). I spent another couple of hundred to buy extra silverware, a full set of pots and pans, an extra set of dishes and glassware, etc. Also, there wasn't an ironing board or iron, which surprised me since you would get that when renting a hotel room. Now, here's the crazy part. I had 2 friends who were also renting at the Gotham Lofts when I was there. One had a full set of pots and pans and the other had an ironing board and iron. Amenities should be uniform between all the units. If you wind up renting there and your place is totally decked out with everything and you don't need to start buying items to supplement what you're missing, it's because the previous tenant bought what was missing and left it behind when they moved out. I know that I wound up leaving a bunch of stuff behind when I left. It's a real ghetto business model, IMO. IMPORTANT: Generations Hall is a very popular venue that's right next door. If crowds and noise on weekends is going to be a problem, this place is not for you. I was surprised that I didn't really mind the chaos. It was actually kind of fun and nobody got ugly or confrontational while I was there. Overall, I would recommend the Gotham Lofts. Just be ready to shell out an additional $300-$1000 to augment your space into something that is actually functional. And even with the extra layout of cash, it's still a bargain.

The staff is commendable, and the building is structurally sound. The location is excellent. I have…read moreconducted research for approximately three years in search of the ideal vacation home, and I this property meets my criteria. I have encountered negative reviews on various platforms previously; however, I have found none of those claims to be accurate. This property provides significant value for the cost incurred.

Perfect place to live. In proximity to everything. Rooftop pool and hot tub with views to die for…read more Private rooftop dog park as well as BBQ pit. Valet. Which is worth the extra $150/month. Pet friendly! Def. one of the nicest places to live. On the parade route, minutes from the French quarter.

We arrived at the Refinery at about 1:am (flight delay). When we tried to check into our rental,…read morethe keypad code we were given did not work. We tried the property contact person, Kaday, but there was no response to numerous texts and calls. During the 30 minutes we tried the keypad over and over we were harassed by numerous intoxicated men. Because we felt the situation was dangerous and there was no alternative, we checked into a hotel up the street. Kady called us back at about seven that morning, very apologetic and said the problem been fixed. She said they would, of course refund our money for the night we could not get in there. She also said if we wanted to stay somewhere else they would refund our money and they understood. However, we checked other options and couldn't find anything that worked at the last minute so we stayed. I spoke with her later that day and she indicated she felt it would be fair if the owner comped us one additional night due to the inconvenience and danger of being locked out in the middle of the night. However, the owner felt it was enough to pay us for the night we weren't able to stay there. Most disturbing of all, the security guard at the hotel across the street told us that this happens all the time and they are always getting guests of the refinery coming coming over there because they can't get in due to the keypad malfunctioning . The owner denies this. I don't know who is lying, but I see no reason for the security guard to lie. I do know that it happened to us and it was horrible. Additionally, our second night there we were kept awake the entire night by a huge party next-door. They had rented to a group of young men (we counted 8). There was loud music banging on the walls, firecracker, poppers, screaming, and open drug use on the shared balcony. The walls are very thin and sleep was impossible. The good news is they were out the next night. So, for a four night stay at the Refinery, we got two nights of sleep. Could have been worse, I guess.

1st Class condominiums…read more.. Unlike most living structures in the downtown area this place is oblivious to being outdated. Usually renovated structures reek of I'm 100 years old syndrome. That drafty underlining what smells feeling is non existent here. From the moment you walk up to the entrance you know this place is different. The state of the art entrance key pad is user friendly and straight to the point. Making entering the building as painless as opening a bag of chips. The contemporary art work in the foyer leading to the elevator is a wonderful complement to the chandelier and soft led glow lighting. The upbeat yet relaxing music invites you in and the oh so faint fresh aromatic smell in the air keeps is relieving when walking out of the outdoor elements. I will finish this review on the actual condos later.

700 South Peters is a great condo with amazing amenities such as a pool, hot tub and wonderful…read more"city" view. The front desk is always pleasant and welcoming as you enter. The gym is also a great place to work out and go for a quick run. I would highly recommend this place as the overall atmosphere gives off that safe and hospitable vibe you learn to know and love from a city such as NOLA.

New management! PMI is now taking care of us. They are very…read morefriendly and professional. We have awesome neighbors, we feel blessed to be part of this community, two pools and a fitness center

Love living at Metroview Condo's!!!!!…read more Great location!!!!! 15-20 minutes to airport, CBD, UMC, parks & 5 minutes to EJGH..... Walking distance to Clearview Mall & restaurants & movies!!!!!! It is a friendly place with people who care about living here & want to continue making this a great place to live!!!! Management is doing a GREAT JOB of keeping our property looking good & in order.... They always have time for owners & are always willing to help you. I didn't give 5 starts because nothing is perfect.........but we are always working on making this a comfortable & friendly place to live!!!!! Come check us out!!!!

I have lived here three months and continue to enjoy living at Sailboat Bay apartments. It's in a…read morebeautiful area with great restaurants and a great view. The management is extremely responsive to any concerns that I have had. Attacking and fixing any issues that I've had immediately. I have nothing but praise and would recommend highly that you live here. Of course this is just my opinion and you need to find out for yourself.

I lived here with my girlfriend, dog, and cat. We had a one bedroom apartment that was spacious…read moreenough for the four of us. Everything worked perfectly. I actually never even had to put in a maintenance request so I cant attest to how responsive they are in that regard. However, that probably a good thing. Also, the maintenance staff is hard at work in the building every week day. They are very friendly and I imagine if I ever had an issue they would do a great job. The community feel of the complex was great. I liked all my neighbors. Our dogs all became friends (this is a great apartment if you are a pet owner). I'd often BBQ with neighbors at the community grill at the pool. Or one in the courtyard. I'd stay here for years if I wasn't heading back to Los Angeles. SAFE & SECURE. AFFORDABLE. SPACIOUS. BEAUTIFUL. A great experience all around. I don't think i've ever been so happy in an apartment. Thanks for everything Sailboat Bay!

Today I came here to do chair massage on the workers of HRI Development They are very nice…read morepeople. The Director met me at the door to let me in. I parked on the sidewalk to unload my equipment and he watched my equipment till I found parking They take care of managing and accounting for several downtown businesses and buildings. They are very nice people to work for. I can see how they take care of their employees. It seems like this is a good place to work for All the employees expressed how they really liked their Director and that he is a nice man to work for This impressed me a lot. You don't always hear employees liking their boss At the conclusion of all the massages not only did their Director pay the whole bill he also gave me a tip and to top it off he paid my parking too Very nice experience

I lived in this complex from 2009-2013 and here are my thoughts from that experience:…read more Good stuff: Because it's a much older building, it has cheapest rent you'll find in the area. That was the main reason I, a poor student at the time, decided to live there. Large pets are allowed. 3- and 6-month leases are available. I'm almost certain it's the only place in the CBD with 3-bedroom units. Maintenance was reasonably responsive the times I've needed them. Office staff was friendly, though their hands often seemed tied by higher-up management when it came to addressing issues with the building. No pest issues, units were sprayed regularly. Oh yeah, for a long time the night doorman was an absolutely hilarious guy who claimed to be a former personal chef for Lil Wayne. Sadly, he has since moved on to other things and been replaced with generic nontalkative eyes-glued-to-iphone-all-night security people. Bad stuff: Hope you like noise! It's close to Bourbon and the Superdome and the old windows do a terrible job keeping out street noise. Bonus if your unit is close to the Hilton parking garage next door: people honk their horns all the time in there because of all the cramped blind turns. I had to use earplugs to go to sleep a few times a month. The "gym" is a complete joke. I came downstairs one day and a bunch of late-80s era cardio equipment had been excavated out of god-knows-where and dropped in a previously empty room on the ground floor. As of last month, both of the bikes didn't work and the treadmill constantly flashed that it needed maintenance. The elliptical's creakier than my grandma's arthritic knees. The rooftop deck and pool isn't much better. Almost all of the furniture is about to fall apart and unstable. Both grills don't work. The "cabana" area is locked and not available for casual day-to-day use. The entire roof was closed for repairs for about half a year a while back because holes were popping up in the deck from people walking around (scary). Some questionable tenants. There's an on-going problem with graffiti in the elevators (hooray for swastikas!). Vomit in the lobby, urine in the elevator, I've seen it all man. Just plain weird: Some closets in my unit were so shallow that the doors couldn't slide closed when hangers were put in them. Almost none of my walls were at 90-degree angles to each other. The bottom line is you're kind of stuck with this place if you want to rent in the CBD and you're cheap and/or have a large dog. If not, consider if the things I disliked matter to you and see things for yourself on the tour. The place isn't a dump, but you definitely get what you pay for.

I've really enjoyed living at 930 Poydras. The downtown location is unbeatable and being able to…read morewalk to Saints games and nearby restaurants is a huge plus. The staff has been friendly and responsive throughout my time her

This was once a nice place to live, but has fallen into disrepair and the management will retaliate…read moreif you complain. They call it a luxury apartment building, but you have to hang your clothes to dry as if this were 19th- century tenement housing because the dryers just don't dry (I hear it's worse in the 1bdr units that have an all-in-one washer and dryer). The pool deck is warped with exposed rusty screws. The package room is always a mess and management does not investigate missing packages (except for one old white lady who gets preferential treatment and her own designated shelf). Rules are arbitrarily enforced with exceptions made for some tenants that negatively affect the quality of life for most residents. There is insufficient ADA parking and no enforcement of violations which leave actual disabled residents with no access to ADA parking. The windows leak and cracked walls have been a constant issue since Hurricane Ida, but instead of repairing the damage they provide us with sawdust filled bolsters to absorb the water during heavy rains and they completely ignore the growing cracks in the walls and ceiling. Anyone competent and friendly hired to work the front desk doesn't last long and I assume that's due to the toxicity of management. Avoid all properties managed by BGPM.