Eagle Point Apartments

I began one of the most meaningful chapters of my life at these apartments. I was fortunate to move in when I was nine months into my recovery, and during my time there I met some truly incredible individuals. The community is supportive of those in recovery, and that is one of the greatest strengths of this place. However, I believe there is room for improvement when it comes to supporting residents who are actively struggling. Everyone faces challenges—especially those of us in recovery, who can reach difficult moments very quickly. While living there, I suffered the loss of a baby. After moving out, I learned that staff had discussed this deeply personal matter with multiple people without my consent. Rather than reaching out to ask if I needed support, it seems they waited until I was

Theses apartments and apartments owners are money hungry people and dont care if you have kids they will still kick you out for no reason after working with on certain things. DON'T RENT FROM THEM