East End Village Apartments

I just moved to Tulsa for work and I am currently looking for housing. While staying at a hotel, a friend who lives at East End Village Apartments offered to let me crash at his place for the weekend. I was excited because this was one of the first properties I planned to check out. That excitement didn’t last long. The good: the concept is cute, and the location is great. Unfortunately, that’s where the positives end. The property is dirty and has a strong smell of dog urine. Inside the apartment, everything feels cheap and builder-grade, and much of it is already in poor condition. The noise is the biggest issue. You can hear everything from neighboring units—every conversation sounded like it was happening in the same room. It was impossible to relax or feel any sense of privacy. I

My husband and I have lived here for four months now and couldn’t be happier! The apartments are wonderful historic lofts. The manager is always smiling and accessible even after hours. Maintenance has been timely and perfectly done. I would highly recommend to friends.

I will recommend this apartment complex to anyone! Great place if you want to have the downtown experience. Tenants are all friendly, keep to themselves, but everyone is kind. :) I have not personally had any negative experiences with management. Melina and Justin are super friendly and get requests completed within 48 hours. Depending on where you are in the building, you can sometime hear your neighbors doors close when they are leaving. Otherwise, everyone is respectful!

We have been here 1.5 years this time, but rented here before in 2019 and have had a great experience as far as apartment living goes. The staff is amazing and even with a small crew, they stay on top of cleanliness and issues as realistically as possible. It’s really fun to be able to walk anywhere downtown within 10-15 minutes.

Over the past few weeks, my experience at East End Village has gone from frustrating to emotionally distressing. I previously submitted a review expressing concerns, but since then, things have only gotten worse. I have PTSD, and the conditions I’ve been forced to live in have severely impacted my mental health. I’ve continued to find bugs and droppings in my unit, despite repeated pest control visits. Items within my apartment are not securely installed most recently, an air vent completely detached from the wall and crashed to the floor right next to me while I was lying on the couch. It was terrifying and triggered a panic attack. I shouldn’t feel like I’m living in a booby trap in my own home. I’ve had to put all of my clothing in bins due to carpet beetles. I’m afraid to sleep in my