All maintenance has been prompt and effective, and the maintenance guy is really nice. My neighbors…read moreare all very friendly for the most part. I can hear my upstairs neighbors a lot, but this is an apartment so that comes with the territory. I sometimes see roaches inside our apartment, and recently other bugs have been showing up even though we spray. The inside looks nice. Nice mantle around the fireplace. Cabinets in kitchen are relatively new. They also have a pool and dog park. Down side to having a dog is the charge you $400 one time for having a pet and then $25 a month. The biggest problem is that the "new crowd" that has started to move in. Move and more incidents are happening where the Police have been called. Just the other week a man was sleeping on the stairs when his neighbors were trying to go to work at 8 in the morning. It seems like they are desperate to have tenants instead of taking care the of the ones that are already here. There have also been a problem of car break ins in the past.

I lived in Hibben Ferry for a year. Overall, Mt Pleasant is a safe and relatively expensive…read moreneighborhood. So if you found a high-pay job and want to burn some cash to buy your first introductory year in Charleston, yes, Mt Pleasant is for you. As for Hibben Ferry apartments, I will not recommend to any people. IN FACT, YOU SHOULD AVOID IF YOU'RE NEW. Here are the pros and cons out of my sincerity: Pros: 1. Apartment manager Kathy is the most professional manager I've ever seen. You always see her smiling no matter what. You can always feel her friendliness. 2. Safe neighborhood 3. Nice fishing piers on Sham Creek. Cons: 1. fees, fees, and fees on top of your rent. 2. water bill: no individual water meter for each unit. You pay what other people used. Even if you don't use water the entire month, you still need to pay the average. This encourages residents to waste water (because other people are paying for me, so why not use more?) And guess what, draining and pumping the pool?- you're also paying for it. Water bill for a single bedroom apartment unit is above $80 per month. WATCH OUT! Hibben Ferry had a waterbill scandal in 2016. Some of us were charged for what they messed up previously (or could simply be an excuse for them to balance their management budget). That cause a lot of us to go on street. See the story: http://www.live5news.com/story/33284892/apartment-complex-residents-looking-for-answers-after-high-bill 3. If you have a choice, do not choose the ground level units. The building structure is old. YOU WILL HEAR EVERY SINGLE FOOTSTEP your upstairs neighbor make. If they don't go to bed before you, guess what, INSOMNIA IS YOUR WORSE NIGHTMARE. You can live with a day, 2 days, but what about a year? (ding ding ding! the lease locks you for at least a year. Would you like a year of insomnia even with earplugs?) As an experienced Yelper, I have the duty to report with frankness to all of you.

-1* Good Location. Horrible property Management. Black mold hidden costs and shady office…read moreteams...they change every few months...We were flooded from upper unit 3 times and they got us an extremely noisy fan to dry it. The old pipes break constantly so the water is shut off days at a time with no notice . Mostly they haven't addressed any pest control concerns, safety concerns, or problems with vents and landscaping companies that blow dirt and leaves onto first floor porches. Don't move here. Check with real residents that are more familiar with the issues.

i absolutely cannot express enough how horrible this place is and the entire company. we moved here…read moresept 2023 and from day 1, the front office (two leasing agents) acted like questions we asked were always just a bother to them and looked at us like we were stupid. keep in mind they have now gone through 2 GMs and 4 leasing agents, while we never even met the first GM because she never left her office or she was never there. when my husband and i did our walkthrough before moving our stuff in the entire place was absolutely disgusting. the kitchen sink looked like it had never been cleaned since the last tenants, both bathroom tubs had dirt all in it, guest bathroom sink was dirty, and the master bathroom had a cigarette in it, the shower head pipe was loose and coming off the wall and everything else had mold AND rust all over it of course after we turned in our "move-in checklist", we never heard anything from anyone or even got an apology. the entire complex lost water twice in 2024 during the summer because a pipeline burst and they had to cut off the water, which was cut off for almost 5-6 days and no one from management offered to help anyone, they only gave away 2-3 bottles of water per apartment.when they told everyone that both them and the "hibben ferry condominiums" share a pipeline that's we then found out that the hibben ferry " condominiums" are infact not that, they are eller mount pleasant apartments, and that's why we all lost water because the pipelines were connected. when we put in several work orders because the spare bathroom toilet would keep running and we had to always keep it off, it took me going up to the office a month later raising hell to have them come fix it (which they didn't because it broke 2 days later). be prepared to never see your water bill, and if you ask for it, "they have to find it" and it takes 3 days. nobody picks up their dogs feces and half of them run around without leashes. the tenant below us had feces water coming up from her floors and it was left like that for 6 hours because the front office told her they had to wait for the plumber. when my husband got maintenance there to clean everything up because they were just standing by their shop smoking cigarettes, they started treated the tenants (females) horribly because they had to clean it up. maintenance then proceeded to get into my husbands face and threatened him when he told them they needed to learn to do their jobs. please please please pay attention to EVERY SINGLE DETAIL OF YOUR LEASE because we were told our rent was one amount and it would not go up drastically at all, LIES!! it went up $450 and we only had 2 weeks to either resign our lease or leave. it wasn't even a full 12 month lease, they were ending it a month early but still gonna charge us for an extra month. document EVERYTHING, if you have conversations with any part of management or maintenance, record it because they will never own up to ANYTHING they do/say/ said/did. this place is NOT worth the money, even if it is in mount pleasant. yes, having a dock on shem creek is nice but that's about it. please don't waste your money when there are plenty of other places that are worth the money and look much better than here.f

I just moved in and had a small issue that Lauren handled quickly. I've been very impressed with…read morethe professionalism of the staff(Lauren and Ashley have been amazing), cleanliness/safety of the area and great amenities. Definitely would recommend!

My daughter and granddaughter have lived at the Grove for about three months. What a great…read moreexperience we visited recently and were very very impressed with the facilities, amenities and management. My daughter and granddaughter feel extremely comfortable in this upscale but affordable apartment community.

Bridgeside and all the people in the office are INCREDIBLE! We rented for a year after moving to…read moreCharleston. After reading other reviews I can say I have never experienced problems with "unresponsive" behavior. Actually, every person in the office made you feel welcome and cared for. I saw many times office staff walking the buildings property making sure all was good. Also, L&C would arrange holiday parties with food and drink for all the tenants... Not to mention all the yummy food trucks they would arrange to come visit with Bridgeside supplied Beverages! I Miss it there, even though we have found a nice home it's just missing that sense of community. I never thought or knew living in a apartment could be so nice. Finally, Building Maintenance is super fast. I had a GFI outlet not working, reported it and 10 minutes later a knock on the door and outlet repaired.

They are completely unresponsive when you need their services. Piles of poop have been on my…read moreneighbors balcony for weeks. Seems they are poor at vetting residents because a couple of my neighbors were evicted within weeks of moving in.They state that these inconviences have nothing to do with me, as stated in their office today 8/2/24. Definitely not luxury living!

I have lived in a 1 bed/1 bath unit at Midtown for two years now. My overall experience has been…read moregreat. Maintenance and the office teams are very responsive (Joanna is particularly wonderful). The apartment itself is comfortable - high ceilings, in-unit laundry, granite countertops, large bathrooms and closet. Overall, no pest issues. Walls are thick enough that I rarely hear my neighbors. Location is awesome (Sullivan's beach is 15 mins down the road and you have easy access to hwy 17 and Coleman Blvd). Commute is easy to downtown (approx 20 mins for 6:30am travel). Plus, they periodically make improvements to the buildings (pressure washing, painting, floor replacement in the halls). The pools could do with a cleaning x2 a week though, since they're so busy. They're relatively small pools for the amount of people in this community. Not a dealbreaker though. The problems with the community are largely caused other tenants. They treat this place rough and many don't pick up after their dogs. The area is awesome if you are a dog owner and there are trash cans and bags everywhere provided by the complex - people are just lazy. Anyway, compared to older facilities, it's "luxury," but many of the paint finishes seem cheap/not durable and the cost is exorbitant. I started high at $1840 for rent. If I renew in September, my rent goes up to $2025. This is pretty high considering I don't even have a porch or balcony (expect to pay at least another $100/mos for those units). I'm trying to find cheaper places to live, but it's very difficult anywhere in Charleston right now. And most other places are just plain gross. Alas, these are the times in which we live. Of course, the price is pretty reasonable to split if you have a roommate. Two bed places are $2600 to over $3000, I think (as of summer 2024). I recommend living here, if you can afford it.

Fast forward five years later and changes in maintenance and rental office personnel are bringing…read more1201 Midtown back to standards I experienced initially. Josh and his staff work hard to give residents a positive experience to bring my ratings up. (They were rated one/two stars by me for a few years!). An attitude of caring is now evident and all services have been stepped up in the past 6 months or more. Maintenance is very responsive and the grounds and buildings reflect that fact. Life is much nicer at 1201 Midtown with Josh and his staff!

We absolutely love The Boulevard! We have lived here for over a year and I just wanted to say we…read moreadore the office and maintenance staff. Anything we need they are always helpful, responsive, and accommodating. The maintenance staff is top notch, especially Preston and Jacob! Jacob shows up with an amazing attitude and fixes anything we need. The staff takes any complaint or problem seriously and they are quick to respond. We love it here! The amenities are excellent... the pools, gym, clubhouse, dog areas, and the parking garages are top notch.

More than 5 years a resident of The Boulevard I can state this is a great place to live. Building…read more6, is modern, well designed and fitted with top of the line appliances. Management is effectively responsive an any maintenance service is promptly and expeditiously provided. The leasing team are most welcoming and helpful in their response. Special acknowledgement and appreciation to Macy Smulley for her kindness and professionalism in taking care of residents needs. Ana Blass

Robin, the property manager, Ashley, the AM, and Rich, the maintenance manager, are what truly set…read morethis community apart from all the rest. Their care is genuine, down to earth, and friendly -- they make it feel like home, not just a collection of buildings and walls. Robin's arrival as the new manager a year ago was the best thing that could have happened to this community. She and Rich both take genuine pride in creating a welcoming, responsive, and well-cared-for environment. While the property may not be considered "luxury living," it feels like home -- and that's largely because of the staff's commitment to treating residents with respect and warmth. Additionally, I strongly encourage corporate to allocate funding for long-overdue repairs, especially the tennis court and the fitness center. Robin and her team do an incredible job with what they're given, but they deserve the resources to keep the community functional, and enjoyable for everyone. My thoughts along with other residents are to give the tennis court a face lift (fix cracked unleveled ground, replace broken net, repair fence), add pickle ball features or just create a fenced in playground. The kids LOVE playing there and are very creative with that space considering there is no playground on site...this would definitely attract the many families that move here for the schools and for the ever growing number of young families moving to the area. Lastly, for anyone considering moving here: if you're sensitive or allergic to smoke, be mindful that smoke from neighboring units will drift into your apartment as there are no balconies, not a smoke community and some people like my neighbors habitually smoke with the windows closed. For this reason, it would be imperative for corporate to consider making this a smoke free community. Overall, this community has heart -- and that's thanks to Robin and Rich. With reallocations of the budget, and an improvement of corporate support for improvements, this place could continue being not just a place to live, but a place to belong for all people.

I have lived in Parish Place for almost 6 years total now (I think its been 6 yrs.... time flies!!…read moreLOL). When I first started looking for an apt, I went online, checked out reviews and prices and rented my apt sight unseen.... it was great!! These apartments are a good size for the price. They have crown molding, washer dryer connections in most, new carpet.... There is a tennis court, pool, playground, hammock park and laundry facility. The staff onsite are amazing!! Always pleasant and courteous and if you have any maintenance issues they are on it quickly! Just yesterday I asked for my AC unit to be checked before the "hot" season starts and that afternoon they were there checking it and installing a brand new thermostat.... I have a teenage son and there are several kids in the neighborhood his age. I tried leaving Parish Place for a year to live in a house with a yard etc... it didn't take long for me to come back "home". I would rate this as one of the best apartment complexes in Mt Pleasant!!

we recently toured, and we fell in love with this property. It's a really great location and we…read moreenjoyed getting to know the property.

Love the Jasper. I lived here for 3 years and was always grateful. It's "living lavish," no doubt…read more The grounds are meticulously manicured, and the star deck and amenities are spotless. You will not find a single leaf on the ground. Here's the most important benefit, to me: you cannot hear your neighbors. I'd say that once a month, I'd hear my neighbors drop something, but that's about it. It's VERY quiet. No footsteps, snoring, conversation eavesdropping, or music can be heard (unless your neighbor is having a party of course, but this doesn't happen at the Jasper.) The building is hurricane proof and from what I'm guessing, would be the last thing standing in the event of a nuclear blast - it's top notch. Tenants are comprised of the mid to older age range, with some graduate students sprinkled in. No ragers, no pre games, no screaming. Everyone is nice, and every pet is nice. There are shops/restaurants underneath that are 10/10 and convenient. There are monthly resident events that are well worth the time to attend (sunset paddle boarding, sunset ferry rides, weekly Wednesday happy hours, wreath making, candle making, food trucks, all FREE). The internet is lightning fast. The location can't be beat - with Colonial lake across the street, and the historic district a 1 minute walk away... makes me want to move back! Rent for my 1 bedroom was $3600 monthly. It's steep, but if you spend 95% of your time somewhere, it's worth the money. There is no better apartment in all of Charleston, and I've seen them all! 5/5 10/10 - no complaints.