The amenities are good, and the apartment is okay, but there are some serious concerns: Security: Earlier this year, a dead human body was discovered in the pool's bathroom. Management provided minimal information, stating the individual wasn't part of the community and there was no sign of foul play. However, how does a stranger even enter a gated community and die (rumors suggest an overdose)? It's beyond alarming, and residents deserved much more transparency. Lease Renewal Pricing: When it's time to renew, you'll find nearly identical units (same size or with minor differences), same term listed for significantly less - sometimes almost $1k less per month. When we raised this with management, their dismissive response was: "Available units are on our website. Feel free to pick one." It's frustrating and feels exploitative. Crowded Amenities: During the summer, they open amenities like the pool to non-residents, creating a college-style pool party. Then they redirect people from other properties like Drey to UES, turning what should be a relaxing space into a chaotic, overcrowded scene. read more

Leaving this review specifically for Anna who toured with me and my lady at the "Drey" neighborhood apartments. This review is long overdue and I just wanted to share how great Anna's interaction and energy was with me and my lady while she showed us around the neighborhood. This place is very clean and has amazing amenities. It is pricey, but it's worth it. Neighborhood seems vibrant and pretty safe. Location is near a lot of great stores and shopping centers. Definitely at the top of our list when I am ready to relocate. read more

My apartment had 15 AC units directly above it on the roof which was never relayed to me before signing. Because Lincoln Properties clearly gave zero thought to the fact that someone would be living under all these units, there seems to have been no attempt to properly insulate or isolate the noise entering the apartment. So you get what sounds like a landscaping crew on your roof 24/7. They'll place some cheap styrofoam board underneath the units, but not without constant complaining and it really does very little. I thought moving to a lower floor would fix my problem, but upon speaking with management, she let me know they get people on all floors that complain about hearing the vibration traveling from the units on the roof. As soon as she said that, it confirmed to me that these apartments were cheaply built and it was best to just leave. The apartment walls and floors would vibrate, and if enough AC units were running at once, the vents and pictures on the wall would rattle. The noise was so bad, my sleep app thought I was snoring, but when I'd play back the recordings, it was just the AC units. To add insult to injury, after I called to get some info on how to transfer to a different unit that was available, they raised the price of the unit by $300/month within the hour and had the audacity to apologize for any "inconvenience" this may have caused me. Of course, I could no longer afford the apartment and they refused to honor the original price. When I asked if they could work with me, I was pushed off to an apartment locator with The Village who was also unsympathetic. I will admit the complex amenities and resident events are nice, and the apartment itself (minus the AC issue) aesthetically was a nice apartment, but would I say it's worth the rent? No. My kitchen countertops were installed backwards, the floor was so unlevel I had to shove bits of cardboard under my TV stand to make it level, my bathroom door stuck horribly because of how uneven the apartment was and my curtains? Even if the level says they're level, you'll hop off the ladder and realize they look horrifically unlevel because the floors/ceilings are not even. To boot, my bedroom was 3ft shorter in depth than the floor plan notes. A couple inches off is understandable, but 3ft is substantial especially for someone who owns larger furniture and is depending on those measurements being as close to accurate as possible. No one accounts for a measurement being 3ft off. Since the bedroom shares a wall with the living room, I assumed maybe I gained those 3ft in the living room, but nope. It measured out exactly as it should. So I got gipped on 3 ft by around 14 ft of space in a major living area. The Village justifies their prices based on the newly built amenities in the middle, but to be honest with you, they're not a big value-add. I quit my gym membership thinking I'd go to Village Fit all the time, but it's so crowded that people literally wait in line or circle like vultures for equipment then stare at you the whole time waiting to pounce the second it looks like you're done. The restaurants in the middle are overpriced and subpar, you can't bring your own food or drink into the VCC pool AND your guests have to pay a fee. But while they tout that everything is within walking distance, that's only if you don't get hit by a car in the process since everyone drives like a crazy person through The Village and there are not enough lights and crosswalks. Not to mention it is LOUD in this complex between NW highway and Skillman, and the fact that it seems like there are landscapers here every single day all day. When I filed my intent to vacate, they listed my unit at a price 60% higher than what I signed for just a year ago. I understand the housing market has exploded but c'mon. I just feel bad for the poor souls who rented my unit after me. It's clear to me The Village thinks very highly of itself and the "amenities" they provide. Before you drink the Village Kool-aid, do your research. read more

I will post a more detailed review later. But for now I'd like to say that although the complex is nice, they lack big time in many other areas. Smith patrol is rude. There is NEVER parking spots available, so be prepared to walk the length of a football field or two if you come home after 6 PM. Smith patrol will harass you if you don't have your silly "splash pass"with you in the pool area. The walls are so paper thin, even my small Bose mini was too loud for my upstairs neighbor. I could hear him walk around and slam cabinets but I never called to complain, these things didn't bother me that much. And lastly, don't count on getting your deposit back. They will find a way to keep it. After living in the village for 7 years with no issues or complaints whatsoever; UES was a major disappointment. read more

I seriously cannot say enough good things about this property and the management. The entire property is clean and well-maintained and the management and everyone who works here are SO wonderful! The apartments are beautiful on the inside with granite countertops, stainless steal appliances, and hardwood floors. The maintenance staff is also super friendly and will come out ASAP if you have any problems/need assistance. I absolutely adore our concierge, Brittany, and she does such a fantastic job at promoting and organizing such wonderful events. I mean seriously, where else can you get free wine and beer every Thursday night plus live music and great company? Or free salsa dancing lessons? Free waffles every Saturday morning and free bagels every Sunday morning? And don't even get me started on the FREE lattes you can get every single morning (and Tuesday evenings) made by our awesome barista, Chelsea. Yeah, these are only a few of the amazing perks offered by this wonderful property and the overwhelmingly hospitable and hardworking staff. This place also offers access to two pools, a lawn for yoga, a 2-floor gym, and a variety of work-out classes are also available to all those who are crazy about fitness as well. And if that's not enough, you have access to the Village Community Fitness Center as well. It's also only about 2.5 miles from Whiterock lake and has a great location close to Northpark Mall, Greenville Ave, and super quick access to 75. I seriously love this place so much, and recommend it HIGHLY to anybody considering moving to Dallas. Just do it. read more

I am always hesitant to write a review about apartments until I have lived there for a substantial amount of time. Now that I have been here for about one and a half years and lived in two apartments in different areas of the complex, I figure that I could drop a couple lines. Upper East Side is the best apartment complex that I have had a chance to live in. Dead serious. Get ready for a hailstorm of overwhelmingly positive adjectives. The price is a little high for the area (The Village), but is very competitive compared to Uptown. If you are between Uptown and here, choose UES and get significantly more bang for your buck. Meet your neighbors and actually park near where you live. Amenities here are ridiculous to the point that they are borderline stupid. The unreasonably nice cafe has a barista every day making delicious coffee until 11. I have stopped choosing what I order at all and leave it to her to choose for me. The cafe always has a stocked drink fridge with seasonal food options for $1 and fresh cookies and coffee all day. I have a tendency to use their wifi and work from there often just to snack all day. The gym has two stories, one for spin/aerobics and one for weights/machines/treadmills. The pools are great once it gets warm. The lap pool is usually pretty quiet if you want to actually swim laps or lay out in peace. The infinity pool is the party pool in the summer and has a great grill. The infinity pool wasn't even poured when I signed my first lease, but it came together quickly. The happy hours and events are incredible. Usually a local brewery or restaurant hosts a happy hour with free food/drinks and live music. Food trucks come to some of them once the weather warms up. I have met a ton of people here that I probably would not have ever met otherwise. If you ever need anything set up or just have a quick question, the concierge team in the cafe is always polite and helpful. They have helped me with dry cleaning, maintenance for my apartment, calling AAA for my car battery, finding my junk in lost-and-found, or just turning on the game if I just want to relax and watch the huge bank of tvs on the wall. They are always so personable and willing to help any resident that comes in. I am a somewhat needy resident and I appreciate customer service and attention to detail. The leasing staff have been great with all of my nit-picking and whining and incessant maintenance requests and lease changes. They always remember me and always go out of their way to help me solve the problem of the day/week/month. The Village has their own landscaping crew that keeps all the flowers/bushes/grass on point. Sometimes they seem to just dislike something that was recently planted, so they just dig it up and plant something else a week or two later. It always looks awesome and never dead or shabby. Parking has always been a touchy point for apartments. At my first unit here, I had to make sure that I got home from work by 7 or so to park right by my place. On weekends it was tougher, but never impossible. I have had to park several buildings over before and walk a bit, but it has never been truly impossible to park. Now I'm farther away from the entrance and there is always available parking and are lots of empty spots nearby. Security guards are ever-present and cruising around. They pretty much mind their own as long as nobody causes any trouble. I feel pretty safe even with proximity to Wal-Mart and a few major roads. Live here. read more

The security, gardening and pool (hot tub is cold during the winter) are great. You have to call for them to fill up the propane tanks before the weekend starts if you want to use the grill. The apartments are basic apartments with nice counters, unfortunately you can hear people walking above you. I was sold on this place because of the amenities it offered. However, they have not given any amenities since I moved here and have not given an abatement. Instead, they are sending me extra charges in emails that are titled something complete different. I would love someone to explain to me how you are able to break the contract and then secretly charge me for extra things. I asked if I can mount my tv to the wall without my security deposit being taken, $200 bucks says they are going to still take it still. The feeling I have at this apartment is the feeling you get when you get a seatbelt violation. I made a yelp just so other people don't get duped by them like I did. read more

My fiancé and (now husband) have lived here a little over a year. It is by far the best place I have ever lived and I actually use the amenities! The coffee shop cafe is awesome, free coffee before 11 am?! The people that work at the cafe are all super friendly. They also help with packages, have never had an issue there. We get our mail no problem. There is a personal chef who makes refrigerated grab & go meals, I love this when I am hungry but don't have time to get groceries or cook. The chicken kabobs are awesome ! Also, they stock the cafe with bai drinks and protein bars. My husband and I have loved this amenity! The workout room/lap pool is awesome as well. It has everything I need and doesn't get crowded. Previous years past have had parking problems, we never have. We have an attached garage where I park my car and my husband parks his in open parking. I've never had an issue with friends finding parking either. Maintenance is great. They are super friendly and helpful. They don't have a 48 hour fix it policy that I know of. But, if I submit something it usually gets taken care of in 2-4 days if it isn't an emergency. If it's an emergency they come right away (we had that once with air conditioning). Let's see, noise isn't an issue. Sometimes I hear my neighbor but I barley ever do. This community seems to have a lot of newly wed couples, young business professionals, families with young children, and older couples that are done with the house living and want a more community atmosphere. There is a nice mix! Upper east side is right across from the dog park which we love. And next to the Dallas public library (take advantage of that!). I would say upper east is the way to go if you can. It's gated and people are friendly and there isn't any sketchy activity that goes on. You pay more for being safe and in a community that takes care of itself. Smith patrol has helped me when I locked myself out of my apartment. I like that they change out the greenery every so often, it looks pretty and stays pretty. Also, no poop smells anywhere. Most people pick it up, and what they don't the village does. We have lived here through all the seasons and loved it! We love driving under the twinkle lights at night and pulling into our garage or walking to the cafe on weekend mornings before we walk our dog around the lake. It will be missed The move out process we are currently working on, so I can try and update how that goes! read more

Update - I love living here. After they got the Gate installed at the front and the guards are no longer there parking became a little easier. I was able to get a garage. The only problem this place ever had was parking. Mainly towards the front of the complex. The rear of the complex has lots of parking! Everything else about it is spectacular. The community is a joy to be around. The atmosphere this place has is like no where else I have lived. I really enjoy it. The people who work at the cafe are a joy to talk to and they are extremely helpful always!!!!! Come check this place out! read more

We have been here almost 2 years now and are about to renew in April. I have friendly that live all over Uptown, Lower Greenville, and Knox-Henderson. Every time they join my wife and I for morning waffles or morning bagels on the weekend, they can't believe how many residents wake up early to have breakfast and hangout. It's really nice to live in a pet friendly community where not only the staff, but your neighbors know your name. If you have any questions or want to know more about it, feel free to email me. cody@bambooagents.com (my work email). read more

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This place has THE BEST community events you'll find. Food truck visits, live music, weekly happy hour, crafts, movies, and sports! Free espresso from the cafe and the concierge ladies are exceptionally friendly and helpful (talk to them!) Parking can get tough at night, but there's attached and separate garages for rent. No complex is perfect, but the atmosphere and style of this one is hard to beat. There's a great mix of seniors, families, children, young professionals and pet owners here. Did I mention a lap pool AND infinity pool? A hot tub AND cold water immersion tub (for you crossfit types). Take time to hang out in the cafe and talk to the concierge and residents! Many of us are happy to share our experience that will help your decision. read more

We lived in the Upper East Side for 2 years. It was a great place to be - even with a kid. The whole family enjoyed it. We loved the complex, the staff is super nice, the social events are great and the residents are all friendly people. Obviously after spending that much time in a place we also found some negative things: the walls / floors are too thin. You can really hear every step of the neighbor upstairs. We also are not sure if Smith Patrol is the best security service to hire. Most of the time they do nothing. However, it is an excellent place to live overall and I would definitively move there again. We only moved out because we wanted more space for our daughter to play. read more

The complex has definitely not lived up to the standards the office states. While the cafe and activities are great. The grounds are horrid. The dog poop is never picked up by residents and is not monitored by management - yet you pay a fortune for DNA testing and deposits for your pets. The beds absolutely reek of urine and dead plants. I have emailed and spoken personally to management - of course they just nod head and nothing is done - If you like smelling poop and pee and nothing but dead plants - it is not too bad a place to live. read more

I had to sit on this review because I honestly didn't know how to start to write this and I'm not sure how people will take this but I feel as if my experience will be helpful for some who are thinking about leasing at this community. My roommate and I came to the Upper East Side mid January looking for a 2b2ba apartment and we needed to move the first week of Feb. As soon as we get there we are greeted by a very approachable young lady who was busy but she told us to have a seat and someone will be with us in a minute. A few minutes passed and we are approached by Lauren the property manager and she shows us to her desk. Right off the bat my roomie and I didn't get that "Welcoming" feeling from her but we really liked the property so we were pretty much all in. As soon as we saw the 2b2ba apartment we completely fell in love with it...but Lauren didn't ever really "sell" us on the apartment, and we never really felt like we were wanted in the community. The property sold itself because it was truly a beautiful property. She originally told us that it wasn't any available but that floor plan was the only one that we liked so we asked her to double check when we got back to her office. As soon as we get to her office all of a sudden one was "magically" available. So we applied and put our deposit down that day and now we were waiting on the response. Two weeks pass by and we are still waiting a response and my roommate calls me and she is like check your email, Lauren just emailed me and said something went wrong with my application so we need to call and figure out what we can do because we needed to move the next week. So I check my email and there was no email from Lauren so I called. When I called her she said that it was the decision was made from whomever they get our background checks from. So I asked her for the number of the agency they get the background checks from so I could called to see what was going on because I knew we didn't have anything crazy on my record. I call the agency and their representative told me that they just send the property the report and the final say so is ultimately up to them. So now I'm frustrated and confused because someone isn't telling me the truth and we need to move ASAP like in the next few days. AHHHHH So I call Lauren again and she tells me that no it was the agency decision and it was up to them. Then I asked about the option of having a co-signer and she said that my application didn't come back with the option (that was up to the agency). Again, getting the run around and I'm feeling NO ONE is telling me the truth. So I call the agency back again and I ask them why I didn't get the option of having a co-signer and they told me that that was up to the property as well. All they do is send them a copy of the report everything else is up to the property. At the point I'm pretty upset, I call Lauren back and tell her what the agency told me and now her speech is all misconstrued and she stuttering not making sense. The whole time I'm trying to work with her and its like she didn't even care to work with me to help this situation.....let alone she knew we needed to move within days and it took them two whole weeks to get a decision back. So at this point I'm like you know what I don't even want to live here dealing with this already and clearly she don't want to work with us or want us there so we are just going to try to find some where that will work with us. I was lied to flat out multiple times and that was that last of it we needed to move on....we were just wasting time playing phone tag to people who clearly don't want us at their property. So the next day we went to The Lofts at Sylvan Thirty and we are so happy with how everything turned out. We were approved on that same day, was able to move in the next day and they had some really cool move in deals that we just couldn't pass up. We had to go up in our rent budget but we were so okay with that because they worked with us to make it work. We actually recommend them to a couple of my friends and they moved in last week. We love the staff here and everyone is really nice. We feel at home. It took me a very long time to write this review because I've felt so uneasy about it but I felt like I should share with my peers my experience not to say that that will be your experience but just something to be mindful of......you never forget how people make you feel right?!?! read more

I have been living here for about a month and half now. This morning I was woken up by my neighbor casually talking through the wall. I heard him sneeze and was tempted to say bless you. For the price these apartments ask I expect not to hear any noise. I am so stressed out about this I don't know what to do. read more

What is it like? Affordable, luxurious, exciting... the list could go on! My sister and I moved to this complex in November. We had spent months looking at other apartments, never finding a layout or location that worked well. Upper East Side is located in a quiet apartment neighborhood called the Village and it's not far from 75, NorthPark, Greenville Ave, Henderson and only 10 minutes from Uptown. UES has layouts for couples, families or roommates. I live in an odd numbered building so I have dark wood floors and white cabinets with stainless steel appliances. I have received numerous compliments on the look of my apartment. I also appreciate the amount of thought put into the building of this complex: the placing of electrical outlets, lights, and nooks are all conducive to laying out furniture however I want! There is also wiring available in the ceiling for customs fans or lights. There is no shortage of storage space in our apartment including; large bedroom closets, a coat closet, the AC closet, the washer dryer area and our attached garage. I also love the programable thermostat and the fact that all UES buildings are LEED certified (super green!), saves me a bunch of money on my electric bills compared to my old apartment. Availability of parking is great, I never have to worry about my guests trying to find a spot. My favorite part of UES is all of the activities! We get a little card on our door every month for "neighborhood meet ups". I can honestly say in the past 6 years, I have never lived anywhere where I know so many of my neighbors. There are happy hours on Thursdays often hosted by local breweries or wineries with live music and food (everything's free). Waffle Wake Ups on Saturdays and Bagels & Brew on Sundays mean that I never need to make breakfast or go on a Starbucks run on the weekend. Speaking of, UES has a professional barista on staff every morning, weekday and weekend and every tuesday evening for FREE coffee, lattes, you name it. Other events include FREE decorating classes, cooking classes, fitness classes and personal training every week, march madness parties, etc. The cafe is always stocked with juice, tea, soda, snacks (free) and small meals from the corner market for purchase. It's a great place to hangout and catch up on work, homework, and reading. The concierges will all remember your name and they are FABULOUS. They can take care of your dry-cleaning, grocery shopping, or help you find tickets to a concert/game. Another awesome perk of this complex is the valet trash pick-up! Sunday through Thursday evenings, the valet service will pick up your trash and even bags of recyclables. UES also partners with Urban Acres, so you can pickup your fresh produce from the cafe drop-off site. I can't wait until it warms up and I can go use the new infinity pool or enjoy a concert on the lawn or from my balcony. There is also another lap pool, plunge pool and yoga lawn over by the two-story fitness center. All in all, I am so happy with my decision to move to UES and have already had a friend decide to move in to the complex too! read more

By far the best place to live in Dallas! We moved here last year after living in a penthouse in downtown Dallas, and we liked it much better. The parking is amazing, tons of open space, great dog park, several pools to choose from, and even a membership to the country club included. Very cool. Thanks to everyone at the coffee shop and concierge team! read more

One lady Beth the concierge is extremely rude. Whenever I ask them questions I get a ruse response. I've heard this from Multiple other residents too. Upper east side would be a much better place if she left. read more

For anyone looking to enjoy all that Dallas has to offer, Upper East Side is the place to call home! The location cannot be beat! You are within minutes to the best Mall in Dallas, 2 Whole Foods Grocery Stores and Central Market. It Sits in the middle of a wooded mature property that provides an escape from City life for walks, Jog's, and bike rides. You can ride you bike to white rock lake within 10 minutes and Uber to all the best restaurants and bars Dallas has. The property is a Italian Tuscan Villa meets, Magnolia Silos meets Restoration Hardware! The cafe and Full Time Barista is fantastic and that is just a taste of everything this property has to offer. Top of the line workout facilities, classes, lounge and lap pool, out door entertaining, all while never sacrificing quality ( Gourmet Grill area, Pool Cabana's, etc.) Whats truly great is the effort this property makes to create community among the residents. Yearly events take place every week of every month from Happy Hours to Community Dinners. These events are absolutely over the top in a great way! Aesthetically this is all great, but what really makes this property Home are the individuals who make up the staff. The people who work at this property have become more like friends and family than community staff. Any need that I've ever had from a changed light bulb, to a package signing request is addressed without question. Unlike other properties, the staff in this community truly accommodate it's residents to the fullest degree. What I will miss most when I choose to move out is the staff, period. In summary, Upper East Side is hands down the best valued property in Dallas! We look forward to seeing you here! read more

I've been here a year and love it. 99% of the people here are professionals and there are a lot of families. Everyone is very friendly; we know a lot of people here and we always go visit the café and do the evening activities. It truly is a welcoming community; the concierges and the barista (who unfortunately is moving to Oregon shortly!) remember everything about you. they are more like friends than people who just work at the apartments. We also rent a garden plot so my daughter and i can grow veggies and she gets a real world experience in the middle of the city. I also like the fact that we can just walk across the street and go walking along the bike paths and visit with the ducks at the Lakes. read more

I have lived in Upper east side close to 2 years and moved out last week after purchasing a house. I had a truly amazing experience living there as the property is really beautiful , well maintain and the management is exceptional. The manager Jamie is truly amazing along with her team. this was definitely one of the kind experience. I will miss the special events, free starbucks style coffee in the morning, free breakfast on Saturday and bagel on Sunday and meeting some wonderful neighbors. Just incredible Issa read more

I have only lived here for a short time, but already I have fallen in love with this place. Who doesn't like a free mocha in the morning before work or a grab and go snack with a drink on your lunch break. Upper East Side is the definition of customer service. All the free stuff and of course all of the amenities make this place the perfect little community to live in. The concierge service is phenomenal with it's dry cleaning service and overall knowledge of the property and its amenities. The leasing staff is great as well! I have had a few problems that come with new construction, but they have been swiftly taken care of by the staff and maintenance. I love Upper East Side and I love the Village and I will refer people for the rest of my life because that's what this place deserves! read more

I moved from out of state and picked this complex based on their Internet website and amenities - BIG MISTAKE. I will go through the pros and cons of my experience there. Pros: (1) I had a unit with a garage attached, so parking was not an issue for me. (2) The lattes prepared by the café were free and great. (3) Waffle Saturday was great, as I am too lazy to cook on weekends. (4) Location - very close to Sam's Club, Walmart, Best Buy, mall, Park Lane stores, Whole Foods, and next door to library. Near highway, so getting to anything or getting something was not a problem and easy. (5) The café/clubhouse sold drinks and snacks and salads for $1.00 - and had free cookies every day. I did "shop" there a lot and liked it. (6) The gym was always clean and the attached tvs were great, so are the mint, cool towels when they have them. (7) While I found the management office to be completely inept in all regards (maintenance requests, move -in, move-out, info), they did always ask what they could do to make it better and I was able to get out of my lease to move out, as I was unhappy here. (8) Open dog area - it is nice to have your dog off the leash. (9) The tennis courts at the clubhouse. Cons: (1) Security. The "patrol car" is a JOKE - 1/4 the time there is no one there, the rest of the time they are watching tv and texting on their phones so they never look up to see who is coming in. It is very unsafe. I was given a number to call if anything happened and when staff tried to use it, it rang and rang and no one answered. (2) The pool looks nice, but when lived there is was so full of 20+year olds having tons of friends over and getting drunk by the pool, you could not go. If you are a 20+ year old cute guy or girl, this is OK for you - but a middle aged professional did not enjoy the frat party feel. I can say when I was there the police were called twice that I know of due to pool "party" behavior. (3) The "personal assistant" or concierge was a bigger joke than the security. When I had questions or issues, they knew nothing - just kept getting told 'I don't live around here, so I don't know." They scheduled a tv mount for me (but no one showed up) and took a maintenance request for my broken a/c - and no one showed up. My experience with them was that they were phony and did not really want to help you. I was constantly left "sorry we missed you" tags on my door for packages - not sure why they could not be left with the "personal assistant." (4) For the money, it was all sizzle and no steak. (5) The office staff are "pretty sorority girls" that did not seem to know much about the property. My move in was screwed up and my move out was screwed up - got charged for pre-existing condition that the office had been out to the apt after move in to photograph and note for the file so I would not be charged. While I did get my money back after complaining, they were rude before they reviewed their file and saw their own photos. (6) The finishes were very low quality, for example, the cabinets were not high quality, the floors are not real hard wood. (7) They touted being LEADS certified energy efficient, but the appliances were NOT energy efficient and were cheap apt quality energy hogs, not what I would expect for a luxury living place. Bottom line - for a young person, this is a "luxury apartment" compared to the dorm and you will surrounded by like minded partying people, but for actual professional who have lived in luxury buildings, this is NOT a luxury high rise facility and they did not have customer service oriented professional staff. It was not for me. read more

We're not very impressed with this property. We moved in last year and have had continuous parking issues, car vandalism and to add to it, not very helpful staff. The majority of good reviews on Yelp appear to be Cafe Staff, usually sitting within the cafe throughout the business day. I will admit that there is always a pretty face sitting in the cafe, similar to a group of old gossipy women. One of the girls and the bearded gentlemen are dog walkers for the complex, along with performing as part of the Jazz life on Thursday evenings...They are just too cute together how hard they work. I just wish that others maintained the same roll as these two do with the pets. The complex needs to create a better management environment maintaining the staff and their duties because I see many uses for them throughout the complex not being utilized. It makes you sometimes regret walking into the cafe because the staff all stare at you.....My children are always worried about going to get their cookies because of this environment. If I myself could provide any advice, please make it more comfortable in the clubhouse and quit having so many stagnant people that don't live here taking up the seating areas! read more