Can't say anything bad about the property. They take really good care of it. The people that live…read morehere are even decent people. At least in my area . No issues whatsoever Nothing much more ti say really Very clean and very professional staff. Very quiet too which I LOVE!!!

**BEWARE** Please read my review before considering renting here…read more First of all, let me begin by stating that these are NOT "luxury" apartments. Calling them luxury is misleading. These are very standard, basic, average apartments like you'd see anywhere else. I have lived in luxury apartments and I have lived in average apartments; I know the difference. With actual luxury apartments, you would see nice amenities like large walk-in showers, garden/jacuzzi tubs in the bathroom, floor to ceiling windows, track/mood lighting, nice views, secured entrances with concierge service, dimmer switches, elevators to above ground floor units, high quality carpet or real wood, keyless entry, and generally, luxury apartments are "smart" homes where temperature, lighting, and entrances can be accessed via app. These apartments have NONE of the above. They aren't luxury by any stretch of the imagination. Anyhow..... This past Saturday, my husband and I were driving past these apartments and decided to stop in. We weren't super impressed with the outside, but thought we'd check them out as we were interested in moving to the area. We met with Misha. Before we even went on a tour or inquired about anything, we were very upfront with her and told we had a recently discharged bankruptcy due to multiple surgeries and medical bills. We were assured it shouldn't be a problem and that, at most, we'd be asked to pay a $400 "opportunity fee." We said fine, and with our minds at rest, we decided to go on a tour. The walls are paper thin, and the steps seemed to be rickety and cheaply constructed. It didn't feel safe walking up or down them. The apartments themselves are very small for the rent they are asking. The living room and kitchen, in particular, are just tiny. Plus, they're very plain. There's nothing striking about them at all. Despite our misgivings, we decided to go ahead and apply as we were eager to move. Several red flags here. A. Misha told us that all we'd have to pay upfront is a $75 application fee per each adult over eighteen living in the unit. Since it was only my husband and myself, that would be $150. Fairly standard, so we were fine with it. Then, we were told we'd have to pay a security deposit to hold the apartment. Again, that's fairly standard so we agreed. However, what she didn't mention was that, upfront, you must always pay an administrative fee and a "decorating fee." This brought the total up to $625...that is just to apply! This morning, I got a call from Misha stating that her manager said that a $400 opportunity fee "would not suffice" and that she was requiring SIX MONTHS OF RENT UP FRONT or a co-signer...and the co-signer had to have excellent credit with a monthly income that was FIVE TIMES THE RENT. That was the only way they would rent to us. Six months of rent would have been $8,508 and it all had to be paid upfront. Now, if Misha had been upfront with us and told us that we may be required to pay six months of rent right off the bat, we NEVER would have applied here in the first place. My husband called Mission Point and asked if he could speak to the manager to try to work something out. The manager REFUSED to come to the phone and speak with my husband. She'd rather have her low-level functionaries do the dirty work. Keep in mind, my husband and myself are respectful, working professionals with verifiable monthly income that FAR exceeds their rental requirements. We also have 15+ years of solid, verifiable rental history where we have always paid rent on time, never been evicted, and have never been problem tenants. We are clean and quiet. However, this wasn't enough for Mission Point. We would have even been willing to pay first and last month's rent upfront to show goodwill, but no. That wasn't good enough either. PLEASE steer clear of this place. I believe their only goal here was to take advantage of us, shame us, and create a hostile and impossible financial situation for us. **EDIT** My husband did, 100%, ask to speak to the manager and she refused to come to the phone. I don't care if it's in your records or not; that's what happened. Secondly, the possibility of us having to pay six months rent up front was NEVER mentioned to us, which is misleading. When tenants have a solid rental history, verifiable income that far exceeds your requirements and a willingness to pay first and last upfront, that should have been more than enough. Asking a tenant to pay six months of rent in advance is unreasonable by any standard, especially knowing that the vast majority of people don't have the kind of money socked away. You can talk about customer service all you want, but the facts are that your employee mislead us about fees and about our chance of getting approved even though we were upfront and honest about the financial situation.

Me and my fiancé toured Crosstimber and we were told by the woman that gave us the tour that the…read moreelectricity bill would be included in the rent and gave us an elaborate explanation on how it is outsourced from elsewhere. I thought this was awesome and I confirmed multiple times with her that this was the case. This was a huge selling point for us and I decided to apply, during the application I had to sign a "welcome agreement" which DIDN'T explicitly state anything about utilities. Thinking I could trust the lady that toured us, I signed and paid the $650 in fees. I was looking forward to moving in when I got the lease ready to sign around a week later. My fiancé looked over it and noticed that it THEN explicitly stated that they don't include any utilities in rent. I called and she offered to give us an extra 300 off move-in. Me and my fiancé decided we would go elsewhere and told them that so we could get our security deposit back and other non-application fees. She then decided she wouldn't work with us and said since we signed the welcome agreement we wouldn't be getting our $250 security deposit back. Was gonna work with us until we decided to leave, makes sense. When I asked her about why the lady blatantly lied to us, she went in circles about how she's been with the company for years and how none of there properties do that basically saying we were lying. Cause I would pay all that money knowing I couldn't afford it and lose money. Makes sense. In the end, we got scammed and there's nothing we can do other than go on here and tell you that you can't always trust people in those positions.

Great place to stay, stores are close by, inhouse gym and quiet, great for families too.read more

My husband and I had a nightmare experience at this complex. I transferred from the Links and…read moreGreens in Norman, where I had a wonderful experience for three years, so I was really excited and had high expectations. Unfortunately, our experience at this new complex was the exact opposite. From the start, the apartment had severe issues: Black mold covered large portions of our unit, causing me to experience asthma-like wheezing, coughing, light headedness, and rashes. I made the complex aware of my health issues, but it was met with hostility and band aid fixes to the problem. Roaches were present, one night I woke up to a roach as long as my finger crawling behind my head, and more appeared over time. Heating problems were constant. The heater broke five times last winter, and during one ice storm, our apartment was around 40°F. Maintenance admitted the wiring was a mess and was surprised it even worked at all. Smoke odor was overwhelming when we moved in and took months to air out. Even after moving out, some of our clothes still smelled like smoke. Unsanitary conditions included trash and old underwear behind the washer and dryer. Cabinets were peeling, were dirty, and had large stains. We started reporting mold and roaches in May 2025. Despite informing the landlord, Leah, and explaining the serious health issues I was experiencing, rashes, wheezing, and painful coughing, we were only given temporary fixes, and the mold kept returning. Leah responded with hostility, even though the maintenance team acknowledged, "It was really bad." We made them aware that because of the mold we were afraid for our health and reentering the apartment. We asked to be released from our lease or even offered another apartment to be moved in to. They told us that this is why we needed home insurance, we had rental insurance and when we called them they told us they do not cover that, and that it was the complexes responsibility to fix the issue. the complex seemed to show no concern that we were not able to live there safely and that we very possibly could have had no place to live. I think it has shocked me that they were willing to still take months of rent from us knowing our situation and that we couldn't even live in it. This is unethical. I also requested details of what was done, who worked on it, and if the mold had been tested. The landlord refused, saying she was not required to provide that information. Ultimately, we chose not to take legal action and stayed with my husband's parents for the remainder of our lease and did not go back in unless we had to get something out to not expose ourselves to the mold. Even when I returned to move our belongings, I started wheezing and coughing immediately leading me to believe the mold is still there. It is concerning to me that someone moved in right after us and are now living in those unsafe conditions. I have had to wash everything in vinegar to try to remove the contamination from my things. This has been a very stressful and difficult several months for my husband and I. Writing this review is painful, but I feel it's important to warn others. This complex clearly prioritizes profit over tenant health and safety. Please avoid renting here.

Stayed here when I was working for the FAA for academy and RTF training. VERY reasonably priced. I…read morealways got the 2BR its easy once classes start to find a roommate to move in with you from class. You will both save a ton of money FREE UNLIMITED GOLF on the course next door. Fitness room and pool, also a common area room with a big screen (came in handy for March Madness and the Superbowl). Shuttle to and from MMAC. Friday's someone comes and cleans up your place for you. Frickin' awesome!

I've lived here for about 3 months now. At least a handful of time our water has been shut off for…read morea day or more with zero notice. Every plant by my unit is dead but they won't replace them. There's been a pile of trash by my unit (from people before me) that they still haven't picked up. They didn't bother to turn my unit over, as in the most basic cleaning, before I moved in. Staff is very friendly, but not sure that cancels out the poor experience I've had.

I love Lexy and the team! They are so nice and kind. The apartments are also really cute and great…read morespaces.

if your military stay away, they will do everything in their power not to break your lease if you…read moreare PCSing. I had to get my leadership involved for them to actually answer my emails when i was leaving.

Take it from me , I have been living here fir 3 years a moor an I can testify this new management…read moreis fire Jessica is a real definition of sit back a let me handle it ... I was thinking of moving out but with the looks of things an how improvements have been made am staying an baby if u looking forward to moving here I urge u to hurry up this plc is amazing ....

I lived at The Fairways, managed by Lindsey Management. While I cannot speak to conditions at The…read moreGreens directly, the landlord and many of the same office staff oversee both The Fairways and The Greens and often if you need to meet with the landlord she will have you meet her at the Greens office. I wanted to share my experience so prospective renters can make informed decisions about properties managed by this company. From the start, the apartment had severe issues: Black mold covered large portions of our unit, causing me to experience asthma-like wheezing, coughing, light headedness, and rashes. I made the complex aware of my health issues, but it was met with hostility and band aid fixes to the problem. Roaches were present, one night I woke up to a roach as long as my finger crawling behind my head, and more appeared over time. Heating problems were constant. The heater broke five times last winter, and during one ice storm, our apartment was around 40°F. Maintenance admitted the wiring was a mess and was surprised it even worked at all. At times it smelled like it was on fire, even after running it for months at a time. The smell of cigarette smoke was overwhelming when we moved in and took months to air out. Even after moving our things out I could still smell it on our stuff. When we moved in, there was an old pink fishing pole, Christmas lights, and old dirty underwear behind the washer and dryer. The apartment was disgusting. Cabinets were peeling, dirty, and had large stains. We started reporting mold and roaches in May 2025. Despite informing management, and explaining the serious health issues I was experiencing, rashes, wheezing, and painful coughing, we were only given temporary fixes, and the mold kept returning. The maintenance team acknowledged, "It was really bad." We made them aware that because of the mold we were afraid for our health and reentering the apartment. We asked to be released from our lease or even offered another apartment to be moved in to. They told us that this is why we needed home insurance, we had rental insurance and when we called them they told us they do not cover that, and that it was the complex's responsibility to fix the issue. The complex seemed to show no concern that we were unable to live there safely and that we could have been displaced for months without a place to safely live all while still having to pay them months of rent. They showed no compassion for the effect it was having on us or our health. I also requested details of what was done, who worked on it, and if the mold had been tested. Management refused, saying they were not required to provide that information. Ultimately, we chose not to take legal action and stayed with family for the remainder of our lease and did not go back in unless we had to get something out to not expose ourselves to the mold. Even when I returned to move our belongings, I started wheezing and coughing immediately leading me to believe the mold is still there. It is concerning to me that someone moved in right after us and are now living in those unsafe conditions. I have had to wash everything in vinegar to try to remove the contamination from my things. This has been a very stressful and difficult time for my husband and I. We were paying for an apartment for nearly five months that we could not safely enter or live in. I feel because of their negligence, we were forced in a position to either risk our health, break our lease, or live with family until we could be free of the lease and get a new apartment. Lindsey Management clearly prioritizes profit over tenant health and safety. I strongly advise against renting here.

they could've done better keeping up with the property. One of the maintenance guys on property…read moresays he will come back and fix your stuff and he never comes back hard road bad things about one of the guys from different residents. their own property and they say he never showed back up to get the work done. they go up every year on your rent. I do not recommend living here. I've heard from different residents that they have mold in their apartment and nobody wants to come out to take care of it.

ROACH INFESTED‼…read more Where do I even start? The valet trash was a joke--people left trash out all weekend, and the smell would come into our apartment. The roach infestation was horrible; they didn't do pest control until new management came in. I even had one on my face while I was sleeping. We asked to transfer units when our lease ended, but the leasing agent was hard to reach and didn't even know what unit we wanted--she had us down for a 3-bedroom when we clearly asked for a 2 bed/2 bath. Meanwhile, the roaches got worse, so we decided to look for another apt. They still charged us a full month's rent for not giving a 60-day notice, and we had to throw out appliances like our blender, toaster, and air fryer because they were infested. We just accepted the loss--paying double rent was better than living there one more day.

DO NOT COME HERE ! Ever since the new management came it has been a nightmare. The property manager…read moreAlayna is super rude. She is not personable at ALL. The Maintenace requests get ignored, and the office is ALWAYS closed. I miss the old management.

To Whom It May Concern, I am a resident of Oak Place…read moreApartments in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, a property owned by Morgan Properties. Prior to leasing my unit, I specifically asked the office staff about several concerns, including whether animals were required to be leashed and whether residents were required to clean up after their pets. I was assured that both requirements were enforced. Unfortunately, that assurance has proven to be untrue. While these rules are clearly stated in the lease, are mandated by Oklahoma City ordinance, and are supported by Oklahoma state leash laws, Oak Place Apartments does not enforce them. Instead, residents who report violations are treated as the problem rather than the violations being addressed. This ongoing lack of enforcement has created an unsanitary and unhealthy living environment. Although management may claim they cannot identify the responsible animal owners, this is incorrect, as I have provided photos and videos documenting repeated violations. Improper animal care can spread disease among animals and, in some cases, to humans. I consult regularly with a veterinarian who is a former military veterinarian and performs USDA health inspections. She advises me on all matters related to animal health, and her guidance reinforces the seriousness of these conditions. I have been a resident for less than five months, yet within a four-month-and-ten-day period, I submitted over 28 maintenance requests, many for recurring issues. While Morgan Properties may argue that ownership of the property changed shortly after I moved in, this does not relieve the landlord of the responsibility to maintain safe and habitable living conditions. One of the most serious issues involved the water heater. The hot water frequently appeared yellow, indicating rust contamination. Maintenance repeatedly drained the tank, temporarily restoring clear water, but the discoloration consistently returned. I documented rust on the bottom of the tank with photographs and paid out of pocket to have the water tested. Rust in water can promote bacterial growth and has been linked to health concerns including headaches, muscle aches, pneumonia, and iron overload conditions such as hemochromatosis, which can lead to organ damage when exposure is ongoing. After months of repeated requests, the water heater was eventually replaced. Additional concerns involve the flooring throughout the unit. Portions of the vinyl flooring are not properly secured. I was informed this was due to new flooring being installed over old flooring rather than removing the old materials. This allows water to become trapped between layers, creating stagnant water conditions that promote the growth of bacteria, mold, and algae, including harmful organisms such as Legionella. A section of flooring beneath the stove is also unsecured, creating conditions that allow pests, mold, and bacteria unless the stove is pulled out after each use, which is unreasonable. The carpeting presents further health concerns. In multiple areas, the carpet feels damp despite not being wet, likely due to cold concrete beneath it. More concerning are areas where carpet fibers are completely worn away, exposing the backing. Rotten or severely deteriorated carpet can harbor mold, bacteria, dust mites, allergens, and volatile organic compounds, contributing to respiratory infections, asthma attacks, skin rashes, chronic coughing, fatigue, and immune system impairment. A carpet professional inspected the flooring and advised that patching would be ineffective because the carpet requires full replacement. Although I was initially told a crew would move my belongings, replace the carpet, and move everything back, management later stated that I would be required to move everything myself, despite my disability. The bathroom presents unresolved issues as well. Despite multiple maintenance requests, the sink still does not drain properly, and the bathroom cabinet has not been replaced. The cabinet shows clear water damage and rotting wood. Rotting wood creates conditions conducive to mold and fungal growth, which can release airborne spores that cause allergies, asthma flare-ups, respiratory infections, skin irritation, and poor indoor air quality. Despite all of these documented conditions, the apartment manager and Morgan Properties' legal department have denied the existence of any health or safety concerns, stating that no conditions exist that materially affect health or safety and that Oak Place Apartments will not be complying with the demands. This position is inconsistent with the documented evidence. These issues could have been resolved in a much simpler and more cooperative manner. Instead, they have escalated unnecessarily. As a result of these conditions, my physicians will be conducting medical testing for at least one year, possibly longer, to ensure that I have not suffered lasting health effects.

Very nice office staff. Knows what they are doing . Nice staff. Nice neighbors. Matinance extra…read morecourteous

Highly recommend Westpoint Homes. Quality homes with latest designs and trends with great color…read morepallets .

Our experience with Westpoint Homes is a nightmare. Our…read morewindows in our home are not installed correctly and we have extremely poor air quality. We suffer from sinus problems daily. My elderly mother is a lung cancer survivor but yet the builder Brad won't do anything about the air she breathes 24/7. The air was tested by Biocheck Corp. The dust level is 30%, normal is 1-5%. This is just a drop in the bucket. I could go on and on about the horrible quality of my Westpoint Home and hope no one ever has to go through what we have with Westpoint.

Short: Booked apartment from out of state, arrived to a disgusting/dirty apartment with dead…read moreinsects everywhere, smelling of cigarettes, and generally unclean. Received charge for fire extinguisher that i never had when i moved out. - I moved in June 2020 from out of state and had leased the apartment before arriving in state. The staff was very friendly over the phone and when I picked up the keys. The apartment however left a lot to be desired. There were large dead insects, including cockroaches in the bathroom and on the kitchen floor. The drawers, cabinets, and counters were all filthy and the apartment had a very prominent cigarette smoke smell. The garage was incredibly dirty, the garage door was bent and often prevented it from closing properly if at all. The fix for the cigarette smell was an air freshener in my vents and the garage door was kicked into submission so that the dents would not trigger the safety sensors. Upon move out we received a charge for a missing fire extinguisher. I stated that we never had one while living there and was told that their proof that we did have one, was that there was a picture from the previous tenants move out showing it which happened almost a month before me taking possession. I insisted we did not have an extinguisher and that we checked through all of our stuff as we unpacked it to ensure it wasn't accidentally packed. Keep your expectations low and make sure to take pictures of items not being in the apartment so you aren't charged for them later...

Don't move here. I have actually called corporate a few times without any response regarding the…read morepool area. I have witnessed and videotaped kids and a few adults (non residents) walk or ride their bikes into the pool area and stay all day . They scream like wild animals and start running around like crazy. I work from home and my employer had me put noise suppression on my computer. I had some visitors over and they even commented on "how annoying that must be" and gave me headphones because our now "public pool " is opened till 10pm and some of us have to get up at 4am to work . Rent is too high here to live next to a daycare center or YMCA. Walk the property. You will hear it . The apartments are cute but it just went downhill. It wasn't like this last year. Yesterday was a slow day I counted only 9 kids without an adult. So maybe it will go down but rent isnt. People are just moving. I mean it's simple. If you are going to have to put up with screaming (not just pool play) screaming that echos into the parking lot you might as well go somewhere cheaper.