Crossings at University

Please consider my experience as a cautionary tale. I have resided in this apartment for two years, during which time it was peaceful and calm. However, I received a notice on my door indicating that I must vacate the premises by February 2025. I approached the office to confirm this date with a staff member. She affirmed the date; therefore, I prepared to move out. Subsequently, I returned to the office, and she informed me that the date was incorrect and that the actual date was in March. It is important to note that I had already made payments and signed a lease agreement with a different property after explaining this situation. Upon clarification, she assured me that I could still vacate on the originally discussed date. I proceeded to move out, believing everything was in order. How

I have lived in that apartment for the past 11 years and the maintenance is extremely poor. I had to replace the bathroom cabinets, the entrance, kitchen and bathroom floors myself out of pocket. Every time I called to get something done in the apartment they wouldn’t do it. This have been a 2 out of 10 living experience.

DO NOT RECCOMAND!!!! I moved into this property in 2023, and I’ve experienced constant issues ever since. The property manager, Rashonda Holmes, has been extremely rude and unprofessional. When I asked a simple question, her tone was disrespectful, and she acted annoyed — as if I was bothering her. Instead of helping, she said something along the lines of: “The front desk already explained this to you. You just didn’t understand, and I don’t need to explain it again.” That level of customer service is unacceptable for someone in her position. Maintenance is another major issue. It took over a year for them to fix basic things in my unit: the trash disposal, living room fan, and blinds. I submitted multiple work orders, but no one ever showed up — yet they still marked the requests as “co

I just moved here and the process was smooth. Ms. Tameka and Ms. Roshoda were very pleasant and professional. Ms. Roshoda stays on top of any concerns brought to her attention—she wastes no time getting things done. Overall, I’m loving my new home.

Too many abandoned unregistered crashed vehicles parked work vans taking up spaces where legally permitted residents have problems parking safely.Also residents leaving garbage in breezeway and around property