Drew T
Google
Love it here but there are some cons:
Move in was a pain. They basically said “here’s the keys, good luck”. Numerous attempts to get working keys and then our garage key didn’t work and they couldn’t get working ones for days. Unfortunately, the building is shifting and it’s only 5 years old or so. Significant water damage around shower. Lots of damage to apartment and had to ask for it to be repaired. Should have been repaired before move in, the unit was vacant for weeks. Paint cracked, baseboards are uneven. Lots of cosmetic issues. Shower doors suck, shower def needs to be renovated. When I inquired about getting it done, they said that’s just how it is. The sealant around the shower is very dirty and discolored. Our floor has chunks missing. The baseboards in the kitchen are super super gross, warped and bubbly. I wasn’t really gonna write a review but I looked at the prices they’re asking for right now, $500-$700 more than my rate. It’s insane, my rate is too high for the quality apartment I was promised vs what I got. Don’t get me wrong, this place is nice but they aren’t 100% honest. Our ceiling is super thin yet they advertise premium construction. I have good and bad feelings about this place. I don’t want to move bc despite the sub-premium construction and lack of repairing my unit, it’s still pretty nice. I’m just worried about renewal and if they’re going to price me out of here. Greystar itself is in 2 lawsuits I believe, so hopefully those get resolved in favor of residents. I won’t tell people not to live here but definitely don’t pay the prices they’re asking for. You can find the same apartments but better for $400-$800 less.
Edit: guest parking is $15 which is nuts. That’s gotta change. It was not disclosed to us at any point between touring and signing.
I really like living here but they gotta get it together and get with the times. Hopefully in a year they’ll understand that these apartments are nice but not luxury and will price them accordingly. Other buildings in the area don’t cost nearly as much and offer the same if not more, and solid floors.
Edit (update on shower area) 7/7/25:
My shower began flooding out the bottom so I brought it up with the building manager who took it very seriously. Maintenance left my doors open, giving my cats unrestricted access to the wet caulk - knowing I was at work. I was told earlier that they’d come in the morning after I call them, not an hour after the phone call. Hopefully they’ll fix the baseboards and make the bathroom look like the one I was advertised and signed for. It’s very frustrating paying luxury prices for a building that claims “premium construction materials”. I have been exploring legal solutions to either decrease my rent to match the quality apartment I received, or at the very least, have my apartment fixed to the quality I’m paying for. The desire to renew here is fading.
Edit(9/5/2025): the whole fiasco regarding my shower didn’t get resolved. It took weeks of back and forth, numerous requests to redo the poor work, me getting gaslit, maintenance “forgetting about us” when we had scheduled times for them to be there and then getting mad at us because of their poor planning, etc. The list goes on. To say the lease, this has been handled super unprofessionally and terribly. The “finished” work didn’t hold up and the new baseboards have started staining and warping after a few weeks. They’ll do anything but lower my rent. They just let Kylie go, the only leasing manager who seemed to care about the residents. I spoke to Karissa today regarding 3 tenants parking like garbage, taking up multiple spots, holding spots for others and then asked about our parking contract with park m. It seems like parkm, elite towing, and our management all have different understandings of the parking contracts with eachother. Shoulda read the reviews before moving here. I kick myself everyday for moving here. I’ve also noted 3 lease violations on their part, and 2 Colorado statute violations.