Don't live here! You've been warned! Cockroaches in most buildings, huge unacceptable sized rent…read moreincreases, terrible parking, and so much more. The 5 star reviews you see are because the front desk pressures people to give them 5 star reviews before they even move in. They also give a discount if you give them 5 stars. Also the entry way is long and steep and ices over in winter causing lots of accidents.

Zonia was fantastic. She provided my wife and I very thorough information concerning the apartments…read moreand the living situation at Arbors of Brentwood.

My boyfriend and I were lookIng into getting a new apartment so on a whim we decided to go check…read moreout Bells Bluff. We were immediately greeted by the most awesome woman named Hayden. She didn't waste any time (which is exactly my style). She took us immediately to the apartment with the best view and we were sold right then and there. The best part about Hayden is that we didn't leave confused on what any of the fees will be ( a lot of big apartment complex try to throw in hidden fees and not let you be aware until you are physically signing the lease. ). So that night we went home and filled out our application and paid the fee. Within the next 2 days we had the deposit paid and everything in order. A few days later we decided we wanted to switch to a 2 bedroom. She made it EFFORTLESS. There were no issues and she made us feel no amount of stress at alll. We love the apartment so much and she has been so prompt with answering any email we have with questions about things related to the apartment. I recommend this apartment to everyone because it is SO nice, but what made it even nicer was working with someone as knowledgeable and willing to help as Hayden. I'm looking forward to the rest of our lease here and could even see us re-signing.

They market EV charging but the prices are insultingly high. It would cost me $400 to charge my car…read moreat these rates. They're betting on your not checking and plugging up unaware that they're charging $6-10 per kwh.

I recently moved out of crossroads a few weeks ago. I have nothing but fantastic thoughts of this…read moreapartment complex. The building is clean, well kept, and nice feeling. you can find that all over though. Where this building really exceeds the completion is the people who work there. I can't say nice enough things about Heather, Emma, and Thomas who work in the office. They're some of the most lovely people I've ever met you genuinely care about you and your experience with them. Ask any resident and they will say the same. They all deserve raises. 10/10 recommend!

I genuinely liked living here until the new management company took over. I lived at this property…read morefor a year and had virtually no issues under the previous management. The last month, however, has completely changed my opinion of this place. The biggest issue has been the way residents are treated. I received a lease renewal quoting me approximately **$6,000/month**, despite my current rent being around **$3,000/month**. When I questioned the pricing and ultimately declined to renew, I was met with extremely unprofessional communication from management, including an email from the leasing manager that I felt was insulting and condescending toward me. What makes the situation even more absurd is that after I said I would not be renewing, **the exact same apartment was listed for approximately $2,900/month**. So I am genuinely confused how management can claim that $6,000 was the new "base rent" for my apartment, only to immediately advertise that same apartment for less than I was already paying once I declined the renewal. And unfortunately, the rent situation isn't even the only problem. **Parking is absolutely horrendous.** Finding a parking space can be nearly impossible, which is ridiculous for the amount residents are paying to live here. **The dog park is disgusting.** There is frequently dog poop everywhere and the smell can be unbearable. **The pool has repeatedly had issues** and has been out of service multiple times. Most recently, it was covered in what appeared to be mold or moss, which is especially concerning for a shared amenity. **The trash chutes have broken repeatedly**, and when valet trash wasn't operating, residents were instructed to carry their trash downstairs themselves. The one time I did this, I noticed what appeared to be homeless people staying in the trash areas, which made me feel extremely unsafe. What I find most frustrating is the disconnect between what management says about "valuing" and "appreciating" residents and how residents are actually treated. I have never experienced a situation where I was given a renewal price that was roughly **double my current rent**, questioned it, declined to renew, and then watched the advertised price for the exact same apartment drop below my original rent. After a year of living here, I can honestly say that the change in management has completely changed my opinion of this property. **I would not recommend living here to anyone, and honestly, I wouldn't recommend it to my worst enemy.**

Update: We just moved out, and man, will they try to take you for all you are worth. Don't have…read morepets here. Apparently, that pet fee you pay is NOT a deposit. You are paying a fee to allow pets on the property. It will NOT cover any stains or damage caused by your pet. Your pet rent doesn't cover anything either. So you're just paying this place to allow your pet to be there. I've lived in several different complexes in the Nashville area, and I've never been charged this much for pet damages or normal wear and tear. This place is a scam. DON'T LIVE HERE.

My experience has been truly great!!! Skip the leasing manager has all the knowledge of the…read morecommunity and terms that could work for you. I'm super excited Reach out to Lennox Village and you will be glad you asked for Skip.

Staying at the hotel next door, and saw the unoccupied stoop with some tables and chairs in front…read moreof the building. An older gentlemen claiming to be the manager, in his 50's or 60's, with a rosary tattoo (the irony) came out and asked if I lived there, and if he could help me. I said I was just enjoying the place to sit, and he said "this is private property, you can't be here". No pleasantries, just completely rude for no reason other than to flex whatever authority he thought he had. I was literally just sitting down. Checking emails on my phone, on a completely empty patio. He only came outside to harass me. His accent tells me he was from up north, where there's no friendly neighbors. I wasn't smoking, eating, nothing. Just sitting at unoccupied tables and chairs. That you have publicly accessible from Broadway. If you don't want people sitting on your publicly accessible patio, and furniture, don't have it there for the public to use. I saw no signs that say Resident Only for the patio

I have lived in the Bristol for several years, and generally enjoy living here; however, I cannot,…read morein good conscience, recommend that others chose to live at the Bristol. Over the past few years, the Bristol has had occasional break-ins in the parking garage, which is not uncommon in Midtown. My car was even broken into once, but nothing was stolen. I don't blame these extremely rare occurrences on the Bristol, that's just the nature of living in a city. Recently, these break-ins have been happening at an alarming rate. In the past year (starting in approx. March 2020), it seems that I have gotten monthly reports from management of people breaking into the complex. These break-ins have resulted in busted car windows, intruders roaming the halls, and what sounded like grand theft auto. In reference to this final incident, management did not expressly disclose that this particular intrusion included grand theft auto, but that is what their notification email implied. They said something along the lines of a car was taken, but I do not 100% recall their exact language. Having said all of that, management has, to my knowledge, reported each incident to the residents via email. Whenever the parking garage door has been broken, management has hired a security guard to monitor that door. When management noticed that the intruders were breaking in, they built a fence and installed barbed wire to attempt to prevent entry. The building has installed security cameras. Unfortunately, none of these measures has curbed intruders. I feel exposed, and the prospect of leaving my apartment after 10:00pm genuinely frightens me. I worry that I'll run into someone who has broken in, and I get nervous every time I hear a knock on my door when I'm not anticipating a delivery. I'm not sure what the Bristol could do to remedy the issues it is currently facing. Management appears to be making an effort. All that being said, I would not chose to live here again. I hope they find a way to eliminate intrusions, but until that happens I would discourage prospective tenants from living here. I will update this review if the situation improves before I move out because aside from these break-ins, the Bristol is a nice place to live.

I never write reviews. But I have time today. If you genuinely want to rent an apartment here- read…read morebelow. Bottomline- do NOT rent here, your money can easily go further in Nashville in a more quiet, renovated, unit or house in a better neighborhood. Speaking as someone who works in healthcare, I thought perhaps this would be a quieter, convenient part of midtown. I have moved out of the property in 2025 and my one year experience was nothing short of a nightmare 1.) Noise- sadly with the growth of Nashville, these apartment complexes that have been built are paper thin. Note the building is right off of a busy intersection/near the hospital. You will hear every car whizzing by. You will wear ear plugs, perhaps play background nature sounds off your Alexa at bedtime- you will still hear the noise. You won't have a chill Saturday/Sunday/evening to relax without the sounds right off the road (cars, construction, hospital noise) 2.) Rent fluctuation- the rent will cost one thing one month and suddenly the next month cost something totally different. Zero transparency. 3.) Not the greatest/safest neighborhood. Sketchy/may have homeless vagrants sleeping across the street. Be aware you are approaching North Nashville for what it is worth. 4.) If you have an electric car- good luck supposedly having "free charging" with very limited access to charge your car 5.) Any way that management can "get you" with excess charges that are unheard of in your supposed "utilities bill" 6.) Good luck getting your deposit back. You will not. You can pay someone to clean the place upon clean out only to find that management will ambiguously assess charges on the back end. These are not only my views but also reflect a lot of the tenants with whom I have become friends with when discussing experiences living at Olympus. Consider renting at the newer Margeux complex next door or anywhere else. It's just not worth it.

Moving from CA to TN and this was the last apartment tour we had from several others. This by far…read morehad the friendliest & helpful staff. Ariana & Kim were inviting and welcoming, I would def recommend checking this place out if you're looking to move to or near Nashville.

I cannot say enough about the new management and maintenance staff at the property. It has been way…read moretoo long since the community has been this clean and well taken care of of. Thank you to Malcolm and his entire staff!

Living at The Knox at Metrocenter has been a great experience. The apartments are modern and…read morewell-kept, the amenities are always clean, and the staff is friendly and responsive. Plus, the location is super convenient. Highly recommend!

We have been residents of this property for nearly three years. Over the past year, there has been…read morea consistent and escalating pattern of security failures that management has failed to adequately address. There have been repeated package thefts and multiple vehicle break-ins within the garage. Most recently, my husband's locked truck was forcibly entered and his golf bag and clubs worth thousands of dollars were stolen. It had been left in there just overnight. This was the third time one of our respective vehicles has been broken into, a clear and ongoing pattern affecting residents. Building entry points and security doors are frequently broken and often remain unrepaired for extended periods of time. There is no surveillance coverage at building entryways, hallways, or within the parking garage. While the property advertises 24/7 surveillance on the first three floors, the fourth floor -- where we reside -- does not have surveillance coverage. This discrepancy is material when evaluating tenant safety. We have raised concerns regarding security deficiencies on multiple occasions. Management's response has consistently been to reference signage advising residents not to leave valuables in vehicles, rather than addressing systemic access control and monitoring failures. Shifting responsibility to tenants does not resolve the underlying issue of inadequate security infrastructure. At $2,100 per month for a one-bedroom apartment marketed as "luxury," residents reasonably expect functioning locks, controlled access, and basic deterrents such as camera coverage in high-risk areas. Comparable properties in the Nashville market provide significantly more robust security measures. While the lease may contain standard disclaimers regarding security guarantees, ongoing failure to maintain entry controls and address known vulnerabilities creates foreseeable risk. The lack of urgency or corrective action despite repeated incidents is deeply concerning. Prospective tenants should conduct thorough due diligence regarding security conditions before signing a lease.

So we have been in this building for over five years, and in our apartment for over three. We are…read moreon the third floor, and the fourth is the top floor. In all these years we have never really experienced noise from above, and l'd like to think that those below us have no reason to complain. We don't wear shoes in the apartment. We don't have pets. We pad around like hobbits. Just before Christmas 2023 we got a new guy upstairs. Our lives have been a living nightmare since. Apparently he is a 'big' guy, and he has a big dog. He is noisy ALL THE TIME. Stomping and banging. These noises we just accept, as he has to be able to walk. I even ignore the thump-thump-thump pacing, which usually lasts around an hour. We ignore that we can hear him getting out of bed. We hear him land on the floor. His bed must be around 15 feet off the ground. But then sometimes he's even worse than any of this. We have been woken in the middle of the night on countless occasions. He bangs and throws and drops things. He rolls dog toys across his floor. He bounces balls. When it gets this bad, we bang on the ceiling and he yells "fuck off". We have contacted the office/head office so many times, and they have done nothing. Instead they have accused us of harassing him and call it 'normal apartment noises. As I said, for the previous four-and-a-half years, we had no noise from above, no complaints about us, and rent paid on time or early. Always. It was really bad a couple of weeks ago. Smashing and thumping on the ceiling, which went on for around 40 minutes. So I banged on the ceiling, hoping the inconsiderate POS might actually take notice that the only reason I banged, is because he was being loud. He the usual profanities and banged even more, and literally threw something heavy on his floor. I imagined a box of copy paper, such was the noise. Our apartment shook. I didn't bother to complain to the office, as they'd done nothing the previous seven months and I knew they were sick of hearing about it. But I guess he emailed the office. Three days later we had a letter on our door. It was our eviction notice. ------------------------------ In answer to the reply from the Flats. You had the chance to reach out to us. For seven months. You even got your lawyers involved--against us. Then a couple of months ago, your lawyer told us the 'case was closed.' It was so bad a couple of weeks ago. Truly terrible, so we banged on the ceiling. I hoped the guy upstairs might actually stop and take stock. No. He yelled and yelled at us and then contacted you. You gave us 30 days to get out. You didn't even bother to reach out to get our side of the story. Just an envelope on our door. The next day when I came to the office to ask how much we'd be owing by the move out day, you were welcoming and asked how my day was, BECAUSE YOU DIDN'T REALIZE THAT I WAS THE GUY YOU JUSY KICKED OUT. New management, not bothering to manage properly. We lived here so long. Enjoyed it until the guy upstairs arrived. I guess as he's new he's paying more rent, so he's the one you want to keep. So don't tell me to reach out to you now, and pretend that you're oh-so-concerned. You are not. People reading reviews can see through that.