Inman Quarter Apartments

Can't say anything about the apartments BUT if you like watching turtles 🐢 while you're supposed to be working this is a great spot

I recently toured Inman Quarter Apartments, and I was seriously impressed. The place is absolutely beautiful modern architecture, high ceilings, sleek kitchens with granite countertops, and those private balconies? Perfect. The vibe is upscale yet comfortable, and the community features like the saltwater pool and rooftop terrace just seal the deal. But what really made the tour stand out was JC. From the moment I walked in, he was professional, knowledgeable, and genuinely passionate about the property. He didn’t just show me around he made me feel like I was already home. He answered every question with patience and detail, and his energy was contagious. If you’re looking at Inman Quarter, ask for JC. The apartments are gorgeous, but he’s the one who truly brought the experience to life.

JC took me on a tour and I love how this apartment has two sided closets and a seat in the shower. He mentioned they will have a pool area renovation and that's pretty exciting. The club house is cute and the rooftop is too. It's right in the middle of all of these great restaurants. Location location! I’m excited to rent here

JC is an excellent leasing agent and gave a great and thorough tour of the property. I ended up signing here - and no regrets so far! Very safe, great location, beautiful amenities, and quiet community!

This place is awesome! JC helped us and showed us around. After only working here for a few weeks, he truly surprised me on how much he knew and how professional he was. This apartment not only has great amenities and pricing, but the staff is incredible. Definitely would recommend.

Had a tour with JC this afternoon. He was very thorough and answered all my questions. As someone who has never lived in Atlanta, he took the time to tell me more about the area and all it has to offer. Considering calling Inman Quarter my home next year!

Considering this building because online reviews are decent, but not super happy with the interactions so far. I am going to be in the area today touring another building and asked if they could squeeze me in to check it out. They told me no and gave me all times that were difficult for my schedule available over the next couple days, I asked if they could squeeze me in earlier, also a no. If this is how inflexible and not accommodating they are to a potential new resident, doesn’t seem like a good sign. I’m moving my work schedule around to accommodate them, we will see, but so far pretty unimpressed.

JC was a fantastic leasing consultant! He gave us a wonderful tour around Inman Quarter. JC went above and beyond to schedule a tour that worked with our work schedules. He was very knowledgeable about the property, amenities, and answered all of our questions!

Leasing consultant Rae Campbell is amazing! This is a long distance move and Rae is so knowledgeable, honest and helpful. After viewing the apartments with her in person she guided us through the whole process and provided so much support and wonderful suggestions. It's rare to find this level of customer service these days and someone who truly cares!

Do NOT park here under ANY CIRCUMSTANCES! As other reviews mentioned, my car was broken into. This occurred during a weekday (Friday) in the afternoon between 3:30 pm - 5:00 pm. I parked with my vehicle rear faced to the wall and on the first ramp upward with plenty of other cars (with several more expensive than mine). I placed my backpack containing a computer and other valuables in a dark windowed rear trunk. Nonetheless, the window was smashed, and backpack stolen. Interestingly, the criminal(s) did not take the sports jacket that I had hanging next to the rear driver side seat (windows also tinted). The security company has a person stationed outside the entrance and another person that allegedly does walking inspections through the parking deck. It is not a large deck, so it is difficult to believe he did not catch the crime occurring. Also, the parking spot was no more than 20 - 30 feet away from a camera so perhaps criminal evidence is captured. Inman Quarter Apartments was also of minimal assistance as camera access was prohibited because the security cameraman had recently departed, and the staff was leaving for the day. If a robbery occurred in the parking deck residence and patrons of the many adjacent storefronts frequented, they should stay open for the police to arrive to review the tape since it occurred so recently. That lack of concern, especially reading the number of criminal incidents posted, convinces me never to recommend living at Inman Quarter Apartments. On the positive side, I applaud the Atlanta Police Department for its consideration and effort to assist. Officer M. Davis was empathetic, attentive to the details of my description of what occurred and made efforts to help solve the crime. He interviewed both security guards and an Inman Apartment representative (both were of no help). Additionally, my bank notified me the criminal(s) made illegal charges at a local Shell gas station. Officer Davis drove over with me following, requested the day's charge receipts from the store clerk and reviewed a stack of over 100. Unfortunately, it was not the local Shell and the grand larcenist(s) continued the crime spree with additional wire fraud at the Ponce Kroger supermarket. I have learned the people committing these crimes are often using small devices that have incredible glass breaking power with negligible noise amplification (completely opposite of using a large tool or instrument) to smash the glass. The only noise created is the force of a person pushing the glass through to create an opening for pillaging. Also, I do not rule out that the Inman Quarter Apartments and the other surrounding businesses are being staked out by crime rings (with people sitting in their cars watching patrons?) that may include residents or the local community. Lastly, and purposely at the conclusion, this review is written by a person not a member of either majority US political party or culture. STAY AWAY!!!

Warning, it's a bit of a read. The only reason that this place gets even one star is because Rae in the office is absolutely fantastic and deserves a promotion with a substantial pay raise. What phenomenal human being she is. So my girlfriend and I moved in to this establishment and everything was wonderful at first. Long story short we broke up, and she moved out. I explained to the office that I am a restaurant server and am coming out of slow season. I will qualify and have the money currently to handle the lease. I was told that I don't qualify (despite the previous conversation). So I used my father as a guarantor who was denied twice within 30 minutes. They do not accept his proof of income (which is always complicated because he's self employed), despite the fact that I handed them an official government document which showed he could buy the apartment if he wanted to and I have done this before on multiple occasions with no problem. So I put my collage education, good income having, engineer of airplanes little brother down and waited 4 days before I decided to leave instead of wait for a bs reason as far as why he didn't qualify so they can raise the rent. So they wanted 3 months rent all due within 2 weeks. After telling them I can't give them that all within 2 weeks, they decided to work with me and spread out the payments. Come to find that though I made the first payment on the due date, their auto pay feature took an extra 2,000 from my account I was told from my bank they can reverse it because it was still in processing. Well they did nothing and told me they couldn't do anything on their end, despite we both agreed that this shouldn't have happened. My bank told me that I have to declare fraud. The funniest part is that I also run a small business and told the property manager that the magical word for the process is refund. When something like this happens to one of my clients, I literally have to go through the difficult and time consuming task of clicking a button. I was told that that doesn't work because it wasn't on a debit card, or credit but a transaction through the bank account. I'm sorry, I didn't realize. By the way, I also accept linked bank accounts with auto pay capabilities in the same fashion that she described. Wouldn't you know it, the button still exists. My assumption is that the refund would cost them a small fee to reverse the transaction which they don't want to pay. So I've declared fraud. Btw turns out that there's a fee for being over drafted. Who would have know aside from everyone with the luxury of heart beat. Guess what they're not going to take responsibility for. So Mrs Rae, if you are reading this, I hope you get that promotion. Maybe if you were property manager not only would the residents stop trying to avoid dealing with the incompetent management, but your fellow workers would also actually enjoy and respect their superiors. Thank you for you're help!

It's okay. Maintenance was great, always responded very quickly to any issues I had. Tbh it's overpriced for the quality of the units - I've paid less for better, more modern, higher end finishes and amenities with much less noise and more efficient package services. Parking was such a pain on the weekends especially - bottom levels are for customers and residents park on the top levels. It's great until the weekend crowd rolls in, and you're spending 15-20 minutes just to park your own car in the garage you have to pay for. Oh... and the fire alarms. Don't forget about those! Great location, but that's about it. Don't live here unless your work night shift, or you happen to be the heaviest sleeper ever.

I have lived in a few different apartments with similar, better, or worse amenities, build quality, parking situation, and package efficiency for prices better or similar. Let me tell you when I say the neighborhood and beltline allow you to make the community feel like a true home and your apartment has potential with some TLC and effort to become the same. Here are some Pros and Cons: - Cons : Parking is only allowed on the highest floor of the parking garage while guests are required to pay for parking. Expensive parking. - Hardware and appliances are less then desireable, including those in the poolhouse and the partial dirty (maybe not cleaned in a while when i was down there last as its fall

The fire alarm has gone off 3 more times since my last review. Do not move here unless you want to be waken up in the middle of the night. I am astounded that the property is not doing more to address the issue. They claim it's a person who is pulling the alarm. I doubt that and believe it's the system. If it is a person, hire security to watch the stairwells where they are located. It's not that hard.

Inman Quarter is a trendy mixed-use development that opened in Inman Park in 2014. It's in a prime location, at what some may consider the heart of Inman Park. It's close to a bunch of good restaurants, bars, and cafes, many of which preceded the construction of this property, and has a whole set of restaurants and retailers of its own. This review is written from my perspective as a visitor to Inman Quarter's restaurants and not as a resident of the apartment complex. At the time of writing this review, I've eaten at all of Inman Quarter's current restaurants. If I ranked the restaurants based on my personal experiences (food, service, atmosphere, overall enjoyment), the ranking would be: 1. Bread & Butterfly - European bistro and cafe (December 2015) 2. MF Sushi - sushi (May 2015) 3. Char Korean Bar & Grill - Korean BBQ (September 2016) 4. BeetleCat - seafood (December 2015) 5. bartaco - Mexican food (August 2015) 6. Hampton + Hudson - gastropub (May 2016) (Opening month and year listed in parenthesis.) Generally speaking, I think the current restaurant lineup at Inman Quarter is a good one. The restaurant mix is diverse and the only true chain restaurant is bartaco. MF has some other locations as well. All of these restaurants either have established names (chefs/restaurateurs) or restaurant groups behind them. For example, Bread & Butterfly is sister restaurants with Cakes & Ale (Decatur) and Proof Bakeshop, Richard Tang is the man behind Char (he opened Craft Izakaya at Krog Street Market), BeetleCat is yet another successful Atlanta creation of chef Ford Fry, and Hampton + Hudson is from the same folks who run Cypress Street Pint & Plate in Midtown. I think most of the restaurants are worth checking out, particularly Bread & Butterfly for brunch (currently, I think it's one of the best brunch spots in the city). You can skip bartaco if you've already been to the Buckhead and Westside locations. In general, prices are a bit inflated at these restaurants (e.g. the Korean BBQ at Char is expensive when compared to the Korean BBQ you can find in Duluth and there's a $14 avocado toast on the menu at Bread & Butterfly; however, it is very good!), but this is a popular, high-rent neighborhood. Along with the restaurants listed above, Inman Quarter is also home to Voga Italian Gelato, which recently opened in September 2017 next door to Bread & Butterfly, and Barcelona VinoTeca, a wine shop (opened February 2016) from the same owners as Barcelona Wine Bar across the street. Aesthetically, Inman Quarter looks great. There's a large courtyard that you can't see from the street. It's an open, breezy area, clean, with nice landscaping, a waterfall, and plenty of seating. Several of the restaurants have patio seating facing this part of the development. There's valet parking in front of MF plus a parking deck where you can self-park for a fee. Unlike other developments such as Atlantic Station, where the first two hours are free, or The Shops Buckhead Atlanta, where restaurants validate parking, no restaurant at Inman Quarter validates parking in the Inman Quarter parking deck. Booooo. The parking rates are as follows: 0-2 hours - $5 2-4 hours - $7 4-6 hours - $9 6-8 hours - $11 8-24 hours - $16 Lost ticket - $16 If you have to park in a deck for a restaurant in Atlanta, it's usually free or the restaurant will validate. This is where Inman Quarter fails. Alternatively, you can park on the street for free, but spaces close to the development during peak times can be hard to come by. If you don't mind walking a little (this is a relatively safe part of town), there are plenty of spaces further away. Note certain streets in Inman Park are permit-only during certain days and hours so pay attention to the signs if you decide to park on the street. Good streets to park on are Lake Ave, Austin Ave, and Elizabeth St. Access to the BeltLine's Eastside Trail is nearby as are many other restaurants, bars, and cafes like The Brasserie and Neighborhood Cafe at Parish (Southern), Amara (Indian), Inman Perk Coffee, Barcelona Wine Bar (Spanish tapas), Kale Me Crazy (smoothie and juice bar), Pure Taqueria, King of Pops (walk-up window), Fritti (pizza), Sotto Sotto (excellent Italian), and The Albert (bar). All in all, it's a nice little area.

Obviously the location is great. But it's overshadowed bu the aging building and infrastructure that the leasing agents won't ever mention to you. Literally every single month you're woken up at 3:30/4am with a blaring false alarm that goes on for an hour ruining your next day. The alarms are installed in every room and connected across all units and just keep going off preventing anyone in the complex from sleeping. It's absolutely absurd that the company has chosen to do nothing and a major annoyance for residents. Don't believe this will be a problem for you? Just wait until you move in and you pay an overpriced rental rate and you're woken up every few weeks. Additionally all the apartments on the Elizabeth street side can smell the dumpsters. Whatever you do don't live across from Savi unless you like the smell of rotting trash whenever you want to site on your balcony. There are some other nice parts of the apartment but as I sit her at 4am with the alarm blaring, Unless you work the night shift and won't be around, I can't recommend enough that you stay away from this apartment complex and find somewhere else to live.

The apartment complex asked me to move out earlier, and I agreed they then demanded I pay the entire months rents even though I only stayed till the 9th. The complex then took my security deposit, threw my account into collections and refuse to even report the crediting of my security deposit. The management team here are fraud, liars and I was a great tenant and now my credit is destroyed. I now have started litigation against them with the Georgia Department of consumer affairs due to this fraudulent and unethical behavior. DO NOT MOVE HERE and if you are a tenant document everything.

I'm here working short term from out of town. My place is ok and there are a lot of conveniences here. But the noise factor is unbearable and no one warned me when I picked the place . I was told there is an on duty officer and I could call him if noise goes on past midnight . He argued with me and said he didn't hear it so I feel like I'm living in a night club I work in Atlanta a lot but sadly I will never come back here to stay . So disappointed and stuck here This is the worst apartment complex to live in

I've been living at Inman Quarter for three months, and this is by far the best apartment I've lived in. The entire leasing office (Sherrika, Nicole, Savannah) is outstanding and quick to handle any issues that arise. All maintenance repairs have been addressed promptly. Inman Quarter is one of the best constructed apartment complexes I've encountered, based upon my experience working in commercial real estate. Not to mention the overall friendliness of the residents, in large part due to the neighborly community of Inman Park. And if you have a dog, they are so accommodating and friendly toward providing a dog friendly community! For those complaining about the noise, it is unrealistic to expect silence when the bottom floor of this mixed use complex consists of a variety of restaurants and retailers. The noise levels are nominal for any person who has ever lived in a large city. If deafening silence is what one seeks, a metropolitan city is unlikely to provide those living accommodations. Simply put, Inman Quarter has a nearly 100% occupancy rate for a reason: people want to live here!

If it was a review on location, this would get a 5. Unfortunately, it's managed by an extremely untrustworthy company. Habitually failing to notify when packages have arrived (for weeks at a time), mail from TriBridge Residential arriving days if not weeks late, constant fire alarms going off, multiple car break ins and even an apt break in (and a refusal by management to install cameras) and a leasing office with very up and down staff (bring back, Perry please). Don't blame you if you love the area, just get everything in writing...

I enjoyed living at Inman Quarter for the obvious reasons: the convenience of the belt line, restaurants and fun events. However, the noise and traffic makes life a bit chaotic. Traffic being an issue trying to leave the parking deck and visitors taking up time with not wanting to pay to leave the garage. I've been held up in the parking deck for several minutes before (5-7 mins) ... Which is a nuisance when you're in a rush. The noise is going to come with the territory, but with half the restaurants playing music and the half doing construction, the noise became unbearable. As well as the valet, MF sushi area and the trash compactor that comes every morning at 6am. Also, you can hear everything in the halls... So be careful what you say. If anyone in the hall walks past your apartment, they can hear everything you say. The management and maintenance team were very responsive to my issues however. Took care of Maintenance within a day or two. Overall, I enjoyed living here... There seems to be several kinks that still need to be worked out with this new and upcoming area.

I've been living in Inman Quarter for more than 3 years and I really do love it. Is it perfect? No. But it's pretty close. The location is excellent, across the street from the beltline, steps away from some really great restaurants, Bartaco, Beetlecat and Barcelona and the front office staff is always there when you need them. If you're looking to move into Inman Park, there's no better place to be.

DO NOT, under any circumstance, move into Inman Quarter. I was 100% deceived and directly lied to about moving into the building and unequivocally told there were "no noise issues"; only to discover that the entire courtyard downstairs gets turned into a nightclub w/ an outdoor DJ, TV screens and no boundaries on spatial use for any of the tenants - 7 nights a week. The noise is unbearable and it's going to get worse w/ further reopening and more outdoor DJs in the communal area downstairs, that the body corporate has given rights to the retailers to use without boundaries at the expense of the actual tenants paying rent. Countless tenants have broken leases because of this. Countless tenants have been complaining on this matter for years with no change. The walls are paper thin; there's little to no privacy; and you won't be able to hear your own TV from inside your own apt as the courtyard noise travels up. After hours, they then start cleaning up outside; dragging furniture around the ground. We've been woken countless mornings around 3am from Hampton & Hudson rearranging furniture and cleaning up for the following day. It's a complete breach of respect and privacy; Inman Quarter don't care at all about tenant concerns, and you'll definitely regret living yourself into a lease.

Updating this review on 10/15/17. The location is wonderful, but the complex leaves a lot to be desired. The garage constantly smells like trash, the walls are thin and the elevators are often broken. My complaints about the noise have not been dealt with. I'm disappointed.

I've been living in Inman Quarters since they opened 4 years ago, and I love it! The location is perfect! You're across the street from the Beltline, walking distance to great restaurants, Savi Market (groceries) in the back, and Edgewood Retail District is a short drive away. To top it off, the staff is amazing. Sherrika, Nicole, Savannah, Kendrick, and Derrick are always so warm/welcoming, and attentive to my needs. They go above and beyond to make sure this feels like a home rather than just another apartment I leased. If you're looking to move to Inman Park, there's no better option!!!

Obsessed with my apartment and the property, never want to leave! The property management is more than amazing as they bend over backwards to make everyone happy. The maintenance guys are like family. Couldn't be happier living in IQ and in the best area in Atl, walking distance from everything. Huge shout out to my fave leasing consultant, Savannah who is the sweetest and hardest working gal I know. So lucky to live here.

IQ has been such a great place to live! I have lived here for 2 years now and have not had any issues. The location is the best, right in the middle of Inman Park with tons of great places to eat, right on the beltline and walking distance from Krog street market, Ponce city market, and Piedmont park! Savi market across the street is fantastic and has all of the basics and more! Finally the staff (Sherrika, Savannah & Nicole) at IQ is the best! Always quick to respond with any issues and so nice! Special shoutout to Savannah who has been a lifesaver and walking my puppy for me for the past 6 months! :) I would 100% recommend living here!

We have absolutely loved living in Inman Quarter! The location is beyond amazing! Also the leasing office has been great from day one. Sherrika goes above and beyond to make sure everything is taken care of for her residents.

As a current resident, it pains me to rate Inman Quarter so poorly. However, my recent dealings with the property management company (TriBridge Residential), combined with inflated rent prices, cheap interior workmanship and poor overall customer service from a landlord perspective, leave me with few other options. Starting with the (relatively) positive -- The location and walk-ability are great; however, one can find much better value in the area. Regarding the actual units at Inman Quarter, though the units are newly built, it is apparent that they were finished in a hurried manner, as evidenced by the lack of attention to details: cheap, flimsy doors; unfinished moulding throughout the apartment, resulting in increased mold growth; etc. Yet, the crux of my frustration with Inman Quarter/TriBridge Residential centers around the following: for three months, a large portion of my mail was not delivered, due to incorrect mailbox-to-apartment mapping provided to the USPS by Inman Quarter. Wedding invitations and personal items/purchases were not received, checks were left un-cashed and subsequently voided, multiple letters from the IRS went unanswered resulting in significant late fee penalties, as well as a GA driver's license never being received which resulted in multiple trips to the DMV... Not all blame resides with Inman Quarter/TriBridge Residential for this mishap, obviously. However, the front offices' lack of action and general apathy towards the situation during those three months, in which I inquired weekly on the whereabouts of my mail, only served to increase the frustration and anxiety over the dilemma. The issue was finally resolved after a member of the front office simply took the action to speak directly to the mail carrier. Why this was not done the first, second, third, fourth, fifth, etc. time that I inquired on this missing mail is beyond me. I was offered no concession or goodwill gesture for the fiasco, on the grounds that TriBridge Residential had only recently began managing Inman Quarter and, as such, absolved themselves of responsibility for issues "dating beyond our purchase of the property or those services provided by employees of another company." (- quote from current IQ Leasing Manager) Fortunately (and perhaps surprisingly), this is the first time I have had an overall negative experience when dealing with a property management company or landlord. I recommend avoiding any properties managed by TriBridge Residential, as their dismissive arrogance towards their tenants' issues is completely unacceptable and unprofessional. In conclusion, the walk-ability and attractions of the surrounding area are unable to offset the serious shortcomings of Inman Quarter. The apartment has only served to exacerbate the over influx of individuals pouring into Inman Park. Unless the feel of living in a strip mall interests you, I would recommend exploring more comfortable living spaces in the area --- you are sure to find much better value in a friendlier, more homely environment.

I am on my 3rd year in IQ and I could not love it more. Location is excellent, apartments are lovely, maintenance staff is incredibly friendly/helpful, and management team is amazing. They are constantly making upgrades to the building based on tenant feedback (e.g. guest building access, package pick-up, etc), not to mention they are extremely accommodating. With a crazy travel schedule, the whole management team helps me keep my life in order (especially Savannah). I can't imagine living elsewhere!

Moved from NYC to Atlanta and IQ is in the perfect location, it is happening and full of places to eat, bars, parks, gyms....everything you could want within walking distance. The leasing staff is incredible, they worked with me through some extraordinary circumstances to make sure I got my apartment and was able to move in. They went out of there way to help me. They care on a personal level to make sure you have the best experience possible!

Best neighborhood in Atlanta and best apartments in the neighborhood! Can't beat the location. And the staff is amazing! Savannah is great! She made the leasing process so easy and she's always available to answer questions. Bonus: she does personal training sessions in the building gym.

This is an update to my review from 2015! I know what I am talking about because we are renewing our lease for the THIRD year. Great location, excellent maintenance (Sam and team) and grounds staff (always looks great), big refurbishments project have finally been completed, and new office management are fantastic - Friendly, courteous and accommodating. The only thing I really miss is a concierge for my guests and packages. Really loud weekend crowds - drunk idiots, but you get that anywhere when the bars close. Overall, we love it.

Made an appointment with Reginald for Saturday AM. Arrived at Inman Quarter 10 min before my appointment only to find Reginald wasn't even working! His co-worker wasn't informed about my meeting to look at the 1 bedrooms so I had to wait over 30 minutes to take a tour. In that thirty minutes, THREE different current residents were coming down to complain about their units. One apparently had been waiting over nine days to get a hole/leak in his apartment fixed and the complex was doing nothing about it. Needless to say, DEFINITELY won't be renting a unit at Inman Quarter. They need to get their staff together if they want to continue charging such a premium for their units.

The only reason Inman Quarter is getting 2 stars is because of the location and surrounding businesses. Tri-Bridge management is the WORST management company I have ever had to deal with. They took over in June and I immediately missed the original management company. The owners should seriously reconsider their decision to allow this company to manage their property. They are impossible to get in touch with by email or phone. They never respond nor does anyone ever answer the phone. They are rude, dismissive and apathetic to issues you may be having. The building was clearly finished in a hurried manner as evidenced by messy grout work, scratches in the brand new floors, cabinet doors that have fallen off the hinges etc. especially considering how much they charge in rent. Now, they have the audacity to increase my rent $150! When I turned in my notice to move out, the condescending response from one of the staff "well, rent has to go up a little bit and it's compatible to the market" made me happy o was leaving. Save your money and find somewhere else. This place is not worth the money! Oh, and if you ever have guests, they either have to pay to park or find street parking.

Save your money. The area is nice, fun and dog friendly, but it all ends there. There is something wrong with the building so there are leaks everywhere and jack hammers going off on a constant basis to find leaks. The fobs and magnetic window strips work randomly. You never know when you have to use a call box for someone to let you in. The worst is the management staff. They could care less especially Kelli who is supposed to be the manager. If you need her, your best bet is to follow your nose in the parking garage. The rank cigarette smoke will lead you right to her.

We've been residents since February 2015 with zero problems. The location can't be beat and the building is beautiful. One of the great assets to living here is the "Event Stylist", Marissa. She coordinates all of the social events and does a fantastic job. Holiday parties, Yappy Hour (for pups and people), art classes and game night just to name a few. Its been a lot of fun and a great way to get to know our community of residents.

Wow. I promise you you will not find a worse apartment building in Atlanta. I'm amazed there aren't more 1 star reviews. Fire alarms go off in the middle of the night almost weekly. INCLUDING ALL DAY CHRISTMAS EVE. I talked to a fire fighter and he said its because the apartment complex was built so poorly and it's actually really dangerous to live here. And that makes sense because everything is so poorly built. My shower doesn't work. The doors to the cabinets were already falling apart when I moved in. The other day my key literally got stuck in the door lock and I couldn't get into my apartment. It took the maintenance guy an hour and a half to get to me to let me in. I was an hour late to work because of it and was almost fired. There's also not enough parking for all the residences. It takes you 20 minutes just to find an open spot (usually on the roof). Every resident I talk to isn't renewing their lease. I have no idea how this building will survive. But for those of you looking to move in DONT! I have friends at The Mariposa Lofts and The Alexandria who really like it. There are tons of buildings in the area. Steer clear of this one!!