Genuinely one of the worst places I've ever lived. Management is horrendous. They never answer the…read morephones and rarely return emails, forcing you to have to go up to the front office for assistance. When you do reach them about issues, they could not care less. Most of the maintenance team (with the exception of Charles, he's great!) treat women like they're incompetent when we put in maintenance requests and when they do show up to fix things, they leave the apartment a mess if you aren't there to supervise. Wish I could move somewhere else, but would have to pay a THREE HUNDRED dollar fee to back out of my lease I've already signed (signed pre management change).

Lakeview is a great place to stay if you are a college student in the Statesboro area! They have…read moreamazing amenities like a pool, 24/7 gym, tech lounge, and more! I've thoroughly enjoyed my stay so far!

I'm in the process of applying for an apartment for a family member. It could be a difficult…read moreprocess since I am on the other side of the country, however, Jennifer has been such a tremendous help to us and her timely reponses have made the process seamless. Huge shout out to this professional! There are so few people out there anymore who would go the extra mile. I appreciate your efforts Jennifer. You're a pleasure to work with. Kind regards, Tonia McClure

The property manager, Jennifer, is super helpful and knowledgeable. the property is quiet and…read moresecluded with a gorgeous clean pool and grill area overlooking pond.

The place was nice when I moved in and that was about the only time it was like that. For that…read morereason they avoid getting one star. They will charge you out the water when you move out. I deep cleaned my apartment and hardly had anyone else over but they are charging me MORE THAN a months worth of rent for "cleaning" and carpet replacement because of "high traffic". They also do NOT include utilities like they say they do. You will be charged another $30 minimum every month just for basic uses of electricity and water. So happy I am moving out and not having to deal with their upcharges during your lease and after it as well! DO NOT COME HERE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

If I could move I would.... Save your money. And go to Cambridge or Southern Downs... this is…read moreridiculous. Their shuttles run slower. Their amenities are ran down. And it's nothing nice about the apartments, there is drippings of paint everywhere...I hate it here. Fix the problems and stop being greedy...

DO NOT LIVE IN THIS PLACE! My son lived there for one year…read moreand the apartment he and his friends wanted was not ready to move in to; however, they accepted it as is and when I say it was beyond filthy and disgusting, I mean it. Well, we bought gloves and cleaned and cleaned. It was not repainted, did not have new carpet, cabinet drawer doors broken off, filthy air filters, filthy appliances, disgusting bathrooms and my husband repaired the garbage disposal. What a surprise when we moved out to receive a $800 plus bill to do everything that wasn't done before my son nd his friends moved in and we left it in better shape than it was! They will charge you outrageous fees for anything they can as well!

A few weeks ago I moved my little brother into an Aspen Heights condo for the new semester. The bar…read moreis set pretty low for college housing, but when I saw his apartment and amenities, I was envious! The apartment is super nice and spacious. The bedrooms were huge compared to what he's paying in rent. Everything was clean and the appliances are new and modern. Theres even a cute balcony that overlooks the dog park area. When he first moved in, we noticed the garbage disposal wasn't working. We called maintenance and literally an hour later there was someone there fixing it. I'll admit, I'm not the one that has to live here, but from what I experienced (fast internet, lots of parking, sweeeeet pool), and from what my brother has said, he's enjoying it. I would totally recommend this place to other parents (and parental acting older siblings) looking for another option than just campus housing.

I lived here my first year in college at Georgia Southern and let me let you, this place is NOT…read moreSAFE to live in! They have shootings about every night, I have personally had to call the police because I heard shoots and people screaming from getting shot! The mold, roaches, trash are also a very bad issue going on. The management was horrible to me when I requested to leave because it wasn't safe and they hid police reports so that people didn't know what was going on in this place! Oh they also told me "your safety wasn't promised in your lease". They had a police officer who lived there but never helped with any of the issues. If you care about the quality of your life, don't live here!

Moving into the vault was the worst mistake of my life. Since I've moved in I've had problems with…read moremy roommate posting "house rules" on the refrigerator. Hogging space in the fridge and pantry, and just down right being nasty. My roommate has tried to bully me into doing what she wanted me to do around the house. This has been going on for 7 months. I have brought this to management attention several times and they completely ignored it. Recently, a fight broke out between me and her due to her trying to bully me again. Even though, she started the fight it didn't end how she wanted it to. She called authorities TWO HOURS AFTER THE FIGHT who told her if I was getting arrested so was she. She screamed at the policewoman about how she thought that was unfair. TWO DAYS LATER, management knocked on my room door and told me to " pack my things because I was being moved to another unit today or tomorrow " . His name is Brian Jones. His assistant took down notes on every occasion that I spoke to him about the issues and prior events and told me to try and communicate with the roommate and that the property manager (Brian I'm assuming) would contact me. Brian never got back in touch with me about the first incident that happened when I first moved in so this would be his first time ever speaking to me about this ongoing problem. When I asked him how could he make such a big decision off one-sided information. He had no response. Brian said that he has made his mind up despite said roommate having problems with previous roommates before me. Despite the evidence and witnesses to bullying; despite the police officer saying that I wasn't the problem and that "said roommate" just needs to live alone. Currently, I'm trying to contact corporate level management to get this incident resolved in a FAIRLY manner. This is one of the many reasons why we lose so much of our young people to bullying. When brought to the proper authorities it still isn't handled properly. Thankfully, we still have strong-minded people like myself who can tackle situations like this head on.

I have lived here for one year and plan to live here next year. Monarch 301 has a wonderful…read morelocation and better amenities than other apartments. Also, the staff is very sweet. Management has changed multiple times, so obviously there is problems. When I moved in, I had to sweep and vacuum my room before putting my stuff in there. There was dust and excess dry wall from patching up the walls. The button on the tv remote was missing, the living room chair was broken, and we had a one bedroom filter in a four bedroom apartment. After I moved in, I realized how cheaply made and worn down this building is. The flooring is stained throughout every hallway, there is paint drips everywhere, random patches in the walls. My biggest pet peeve is the staircase is never swept throughly. The staircase near the front office is always more presentable then the side staircases. When I toured Monarch, they told me that electricity over charges were a recent add on and were intended for people charging lime scooters. This is a major lie, starting January (halfway through a contract) we were charged electricity over charges. There is one meter in the entire building so when you sign up for a certain style apartment they have a specific calculation for your electricity. They can't differ each apartment to other apartments amount of electricity. So, even if you turn off all your lights or everyone goes out of town in your apartment, you are still charged whatever the whole building used and not what you specifically used. Lastly, there is room checks. It feels like dorms again. They call them maintenance checks. They failed my inspection twice because of one piece of food and two cups. HELLO I'M HUMAN WE EAT AND DRINK. After failing the first one, We planned the next room check for Thursday, come Thursday I cleaned my room. On Monday I got an email saying I failed another room inspection. This whole time, I thought they came over the weekend and I didn't get an email so I was in the clear. I went in to speak to the manager explaining to her how unfair this is. She curtained me just one more check and to make sure all the food is gone. What a hassle. If it wasn't $500 for me to get out of my contract I would be out this place so quick and sign any where else.

They are overpriced. They charge erroneous fees. E.i. One of the four residents moved out and they…read morecharged the remaining 3 tenants $200 per tenant to clean the stove and couch. I sent my son gifts for his birthday and they returned them to sender. Stating I'm not listed as primary on the lease although it's my name that has guaranteed the contract. Room maintenance is subpar and they don't upkeep the buildings. This is a predatory apartment complex

0/5 -- DO NOT RENT HERE…read more My experience at Copper Beech Townhomes was absolutely terrible\. Safety was another major concern\. My car was broken into while living there, and a police officer was shot approximately 15 feet from my front door. I was on the game and hear about 20 gunshots go off. The property had a serious roach/bug infestation, and management hit us with random fees throughout the lease\. When I moved out, I was charged **over $1,000 for a completely new carpet** for a stain that was already there when I moved in\. Even worse, the carpet was in my roommate's room, not mine\. I was also charged around **$6,000 after they apparently switched up my lease information with someone else**, which was then sent to my credit\. This was an absolute nightmare to deal with\. Between the bugs, unexpected fees, billing/lease issues, property damage charges, and safety concerns, I would **strongly recommend looking elsewhere**\. I would not live here again and would encourage anyone considering Copper Beech to do their research and carefully document everything before signing or moving in\.

As a current resident of Copper Beech Statesboro, I am satisfied with my decision to move here. The…read moreleasing staff has been here to assist me whenever needed. Everyone I have made contact with in the office has been above and beyond amazing. I am not sure why the rating is so low for the property but my advice would be to come in person and see everything that Copper Beech has to offer. Maintenance is also great here. I have only had to contact maintenance once since being a resident and that was for my toilet. Since then I have had no more problems. The apartments are well-kept and maintained. The community team does a great job of maintaining the property. Since I have been here they have put a lot of money into the community. There is security and plenty of security cameras throughout the property. They have put new roofs on our units and rebuilt our patios. Our gym has recently been updated with some more upgrades. If you like peace and quiet and want a place to study it is all here. I can go on and on about the pros of this community. This team is hands down and up one of the greatest in the area. I love it here and have already extended my lease. I am sure you would too if you stop by and meet the staff.

This is the worse place to live. The office staff says they will address your concerns, however…read morethey ignore you. There is mold everywhere in the apartments, no matter how much you clean it stays filthy. Pest control doesn't come inside to spray unless you ask them to and then they might come inside a month later. There are roaches and spiders everywhere. The light bill is outrageous. You can put the A/C on 75 and it still runs all day and all night. Kevin in maintenance is a nice guy. But they put the work order in as complete even though they don't even fix anything. The rent is cheaper than most places, but you get what you pay for.

I would avoid this place at all cost. The one redeeming quality about this apartment complex is the…read morenew maintenance team is typically on top of repairs. Even then I have went several months without ac while living here, there was a hole in my back door the entire team that was practically disregarded, the bathtub was broken for the entire 2 years I lived here and the paint since move in was done poorly. Even after the roof fell out on the people below us they still just tossed a mat over the damaged bathtub. Then upon moving out I was charged for paint which was messed up since I got there and a new carpet which the maintenance manager himself told me I wouldn't be charged for. On top of all of this I was accused of not cleaning up after a dog I was watching for the day which I had if the general manager actually used his eyes. I would avoid this place they are are cheap and greedy.

Checked out GSU for the game with LSU and Flaujae, the school did a great job with the…read moreaccommodations. There was tons of on and off campus parking. The arena and bathrooms were kept really clean. I do think there could have been more concession options, but I understand for a smaller school they made do. Overall, it was a good experience and I felt safe with the large crowd they had.

What a BIG campus with some old southern charm- a few very…read morelarge & cool live oaks around. Tour guide was friendly & a student if GA Southern. Tour was 10:30 am - 12:30 pm & ALL WALKING. Not a bad walk, just be prepared. We were really not able to get to the gym they spoke highly about & we went i to 1 classroom, which was a basic med room. My daughter wasn't jumping out of her skin in excitement, but she has now a reference to consider. They have a lot of food options, good parking, seems like nice housing as well. 4 hr drive from Gwinnett county. I'm sure a fine school! Let's see what comes of today.

The Cove at Southern, from the name you feel like it is a big company. When you go at their web…read morepage or face book page you again feel the same. But, when you sign a lease with them and start living in the cove, you feel that it was the biggest blunder of my life. 1-Administration is 100% unresponsive. Internet access, as against the commitment, is so poor that you cant see your emails even. 2-Sanitation is so poor that bath tubs are always full with the water of your neighbour and you cannot take a shower. 3-At the end of every month you are given a bill of 120 Dollars in the name of extra utility of electricity, despite you have stayed for only 5 days at the room. So 259 $ room rent Plus extra 120 $ is equal to 379 $ for a poor and third class residence. Now the decision is yours. Dr. Mack.

From the owner: The Cove at Southern Apartment Community offers a new standard in off campus student housing;…read moreproviding college student accommodations at an affordable cost. The Cove Apartments in Statesboro are located directly behind Paulson Stadium at the Georgia Southern University Campus and is within walking distance of classes, local restaurants and shops. These all-inclusive, off campus apartments are safe and comfortable modern design features that compliment student living at its finest. The Cove Apartments have three types of University Housing Floor Layout Plans available; Three Bedroom Townhomes, Four Bedroom Townhomes and Four Bedroom Single-Level Flats. The Cove at Southern uniquely match their residents with compatible roommates who will share the kitchen, living and dining room areas of the apartments, similar to university housing in a dorm. Each room in the apartment is individually leased, meaning each roommate is responsible for their own rent. All Utilities are Included.