Arya Peachtree

Top three things I look for in a property when deciding where to land my feet and call a place home- location, pricing, and aesthetic. When I tell you, Arya checks off all boxes and then some. The extra cherry on top is the leasing team & property management! Keyana and Devin really go above and beyond for their residents and they truly make the apartment hunt less stressful. I could really go on and on about the 5 star rating but just go see for yourself. You won’t be disappointed!

I have lived at the Arya for a year now so I can give my honest review. First off, Devin in the leasing office has been amazing. He is responsive, knowledgeable, and really goes above and beyond. He addressed all my concerns when moving in and is always happy to help if I need anything. The building itself has been wonderful. I do not hear my neighbors, hallways/elevators are kept clean, package room is secure, and security throughout is great (cameras are everywhere). I feel very safe here and have had no issues. I previously lived at a complex down the road and the difference is like night and day. I do not have to worry about my packages being stolen, fire alarms going off, car/apartment break-ins, or unkept living spaces like I have experienced with other buildings. The concierge service is also wonderful and a great luxury to have. You can walk to restaurants/bars (there is even a great one located in the building and nail salon), Fresh Market, Starbucks, and Piedmont Hospital, just to name a few. I would highly recommend the Arya to anyone wanting to move into this area; especially those who have given up on apartment complexes.

I had an exceptional experience at Arya, and I have to give a special shoutout to Devin, he is truly amazing! Devin went above and beyond as a leasing agent. He explained all the great benefits of living at Arya, but he also made sure to show me a variety of units that fit my budget. He took the time to show me the amazing amenities. The attention to detail and knowledge he provided about the property really made the difference. If you're considering making Arya your home, definitely reach out to him!

I had the pleasure of taking a tour of Arya Apartments with Devin, and it was an outstanding experience! From the moment I met him, his enthusiasm and knowledge of the apartments stood out. Devin was not only friendly and professional but also very informative. He patiently answered all my questions and provided great insights into the features of each unit as well as the amenities offered. His passion for the community and dedication to ensuring potential residents feel welcomed and informed is truly commendable. I left the tour feeling excited about making Arya Apartments my new home, thanks to Devin’s exceptional guidance.

My experience living at Arya Peachtree has been below average. I had to move out of my first unit because marijuana smoke from another unit overwhelmed my vents. The smell blew into my kitchen, bedroom, and closet vents daily. The building purports itself to be non-smoking but that is not the case from my experience. It took months of complaints before the leasing manager found me a new unit. Getting responses from the leasing team and regional team is very difficult. I’m still awaiting responses from both. The elevators go out often. Once, I had to climb ten flights of stairs with heavy luggage after returning from a trip at 2am. We have one elevator that’s been down for close to six months. We have not received any communication from building management on the elevator status. The resident app is unreliable. It constantly sends messages about fines due to units lacking renters insurance but the app fails to upload my insurance every time I try. I have been locked out of my unit due to a faulty fob receiver on my unit door. This lockout happened after the concierge hours ended on a Sunday evening, making it a headache to get help. There is no backup solution to enter when this happens, so I was forced to wait hours as the engineer re-charged my door receiver. The building needs 24-hour door service for what we pay. The valet garbage solution makes the building look and smell when tenants put bags of garbage in the hallway. That idea makes the building look like NYC on garbage collection day. Many of my guests have laughed upon seeing tenant garbage in the hallway.

Devin (leasing agent) didn’t just find us an apartment—he genuinely cared about finding us the perfect home. He is hands down the best leasing agent I’ve ever worked with. He genuinely invested time to find us the best deal possible, even uncovering options not listed online. His listening skills are exceptional—he truly understood our needs. Devin was upfront about all costs, making the process transparent and stress-free. Finding us the perfect unit wasn’t just a task for him; it was a commitment. Highly recommend seeking him out for anyone looking for a new place.

I lived at the Arya for four years—moved in six months after they opened—so I’m probably one of their longest residents. Short Version: Don’t live here. I would NOT recommend it. It’s not worth it. The service has steadily declined while rent keeps increasing. After year two, I stayed out of convenience, but I regret it. Long Version: This place used to be great. Rent was reasonable. I started at $1,800 for a one-bedroom, but by the end, I was paying close to $2,700. They used to allow free guest parking, but then they got cheap (which is a theme for them) and started charging guests. Even paying didn’t prevent mistakes — multiple times, my guests’ cars were booted & ticketed. The elevators break down REGULARLY. By year two, it wasn’t even surprising to come home and find them out of service. If you live on a high floor, good luck. My key fob also locked me out multiple times, and emergency maintenance was a nightmare to deal with. The Arya can’t keep a property manager to save their lives. I think I went through three, and the last one was awful. When I gave my move-out notice (unaware it had to be 60 days), instead of handling it professionally, he lectured me like a child. I apologized multiple times, but apparently, that wasn’t enough for him. Concierge used to be 24/7. One day, without notice, they cut the hours. The new concierge guy? Absolutely not the right fit — rude, unfriendly, and unhelpful. The package room is chaos. Packages are openly stored, making them easy to steal. Finding your package means searching through a mess for 30+ minutes. They also used to mail out packages for residents but, in true Arya fashion, got rid of that service to cut costs. They’ve completely distanced themselves from residents. They used to have an open leasing office where you could grab coffee or water. Now, they lock residents out, putting up a literal barrier between us and them. Security is a joke. We had a break-in—men jumped the parking deck fence and broke into 15 cars (mine included). My insurance didn’t cover it, so I had to pay $150 out of pocket. Did Arya reimburse me? Absolutely not. We pay for security, and they failed to provide it. A “we’re so sorry” doesn’t cut it. Moving Out: Expect to lose your security deposit — guaranteed. I read reviews about this and can confirm it’s true. They charge for an "initial clean" and then for cleaning after their people come in and make minor fixes. How is that my responsibility? They nickel-and-dime for everything: $190 to patch tiny nail holes $170 to “resurface” a barely-used stovetop $200 cleaning fee—even after I deep-cleaned before my walkthrough My security deposit covered $400, but I still owed another $436. It’s insane. They expect you to live in a unit without actually living in it if you want your money back. The maintenance guys, who were fine before, were rude during the walkthrough. Do y’all expect people to live and die at the Arya? People leave. Instead of making the process easy, they do the opposite at every turn. Devin from the leasing office was another joke. He emailed me about my lease renewal to “help” avoid an insufficient notice fee. I told him I wasn’t sure yet. Then, when I confirmed I was leaving, he told me it was too late — I’d still be charged. So he TRICKED me into giving him an answer. Can you say PETTY? I just laughed at how ridiculous it was. The Arya is not only cheap, but it’s petty, too. As one of their longest residents, I do NOT recommend this place, and I’m so happy to be rid of it. Wishing the Arya well in all its future endeavors, Matty (Unit 607)

Just toured this property in anticipation of needing a new place in May. The apt building was great! Really appreciate the knowledge and insight that Bret brought to the tour. High on my list as I consider next steps.

I scheduled a tour for 4:00 PM and drove 45 minutes to the building, despite a busy schedule and traffic. Upon arrival, I was informed that they sometimes lose access to their system and couldn't offer the tour! What? Interesting! This was quite frustrating. I hope Arya Building improves their reliability, communication, and respect for people's time in the future.

Not a bad apartment building, but the parking situation is unacceptable to me. On my first day there while moving in I left my car unattended for 15 minutes while I checked in got my key fob etc and then received a ticket for $75 in the mail. Next I had trouble with the front desk, getting a permanent parking pass. The lady at the front desk gave me some type of paper slip rather than an adhesive sticker which I requested. . She said it was the best she could do. I came by the next day and my car was booted. Cost me another $75 to have them come to remove the boot. It took an hour . On a 3 rd occasion, I asked for a pass and the lady at the front desk put in the wrong License number and then said she could not correct it. Rather than risking another fine, I parked my car elsewhere. The final straw was tonight when after an auto accident I came to the front desk with a rental car and was told I needed to pay a parking fee to leave my car in the lot over night. She told me if I parked in my usual spot the car would be rebooted. She told me she had no access to a supervisor. After 4 poor experiences with their parking routine and over $150 in unjustified parking fines, I decided to leave this review with a 1 star rating They have a nice gym.

Came here to tour a few apartments. Each apartment looked nice and spacious, was well staged and had upgraded appliances. There were great luxury amenities like a pool, gym, clubhouse, community terrance and security on-site. This place is in the heart of midtown and not too far from anything. I could see myself living here, however, the listings were a bit pricey even for the area.

When my husband and I toured the property with Carl it was a really good experience. We toured a 3 bedroom as well as all of the property amenities. I do believe the property is a little pricey unless your willing to spend a little over 4K/month for a 3 bedroom. Overall I still would give it a 5 star even with it being overpriced.

Neighbors smoke cigarettes and weed and the seals on the doors and allow it into my place. You can see gaps but they won't replace any of it. I am looking at how to hold then accountable legally. I have literally had to go into the office and make then send maintenance. Phone go unanswered. The amenities are mostly run down and broke. They have been for years, but they will charge you a convenience fee. It is a con. What for who knows. Nothing is convient here. Trash compactor is broken several times a year. Really awful smell in the summer. Do not rent here. It is not a deal it a disaster. People park in your spot and then you have to go find them and confron them yourself cause their staff is nowhere to be found. I even walked over there last time and told them weed was coming into my place and they could come smell it They never came. Its about as ghetto as it gets.

I don't even know where to start! This place is absolutely beautiful. From the paintings,abstract art, state of the art Gym. The amazing views from every angle to see all of Buckhead!

If you do not enjoy mismanagement of your funds look else where. As long as the new management of Tim and Carl are in office beware of added fees to your ledger and payments. You will have to consistently contact them about charges they know should not reflect in your account.

I only toured the apartment community and it was a bad experience. 1. I scheduled to see a certain layout (studio) by phone w/ Phillip, I get to the apartment & I'm shown everything but what I asked to see. It's a different agent actually there, Keri, she says that space isn't available for viewing. At other apts I've at least been shown a model of a space if it's not actually available. To agree to show a space & it was never available to see is- strange. 2. The leasing agents shared different information regarding pricing & specials offered. The lease length necessary to receive offers and fees differed between the two agents. The differences in what the they were saying amounted to hundreds to thousands in savings a year or not. Are potential tenants getting varied or better offers?? 3. After my first tour, I set-up a 2nd tour to see the space I initially scheduled to see, the tour was confirmed. I end work early, drive 45min to the apartment and am told the space is not available to see again. My first tour was supposed to be with Phillip, I get to the space Keri's there, my 2nd tour is supposed to be with Keri, now Phillip is there- agents sharing conflicting information. He says the space is "a mess" this is the Thursday after I spoke with the other agent the past Saturday who said the apt would be ready to tour that Thursday. I followed up by email when the space would be ready to view and received no response. Particularly when you're looking at these more luxury apartments you're expecting a higher level of customer service and transparency- I received neither. Had they just been more transparent/ set expectations I probably would've just went w/ one of the other spaces in the building, but the experience was just poor/ not trustworthy. I particularly liked that the area was in the city but not too into the commotion and some of the finishes in the apts were nice. At this price point other buildings have a nice lobby, this building doesn't have one at all, livelier neighborhoods (at this price), better community/ hosting areas and some layouts were odd. They definitely need to be mindful of their offerings, potential tenants time and just be honest.

Visited my sister for the week for work. Where to begin... my sister gave me a tour, the the dog park was FULL of poop. Literally watched someone let their dog poop and walked away, also there was no seating for residents. I needed to use the conference room for a work meeting both days I attempted and the meeting room was used by the property management. How gheeto is it that my sister and residents pay all that money and have to split their amenities with property management! Her rent recently went up rediciously. I am so happy she plans on moving out.

So...i went in after calling earlier today and being told the only appointment was at 6pm...by the concierge! I get to the Arya a bit before 6pm only to be met by a very un-knowledgeable concierge who immediately starts asking repeatedly "what's your budget?"...a question I've never been asked before by ANY representative of ANY community! ...budget??? Seriously!? Repeatedly?? Seriously!?? So repeatedly, i reply with 'there isn't one'. The CONCIERGE walks over to a iPad and has no idea what to even do or how to handle the leasing system...so, i walk into the leasing office...only to be met by a very RUDE, UNPROFESSIONAL, and DISRESPECTFUL agent named NICK! He tells me that "I'm not welcome into the building if I'm not told to come"...like WHATTT!? Excuse me nick!? I was floored! So i then asked for a managers name to which he tells me "I'm not allowed to tell you that"...excuse me?? Say what?? Since when in the history of professionalism can you NOT give management information!? I made very clear I'd like the card to the manager...and he wanted to argue instead telling me he didn't have to give it to me...threw his hand up and said "I'm not dealing with this" when another agent came over and intervened...and SHE got the card for me. The Arya was a terrible experience!