Sixty11th Luxury Midtown Apartments

Sixty 11th in Midtown Atlanta delivers mostly excellent high-rise living with a few nuances worth considering. The location is unbeatable—just steps from Piedmont Park, Publix, excellent dining, nightlife, and MARTA—while tucked onto a quieter stretch of 11th Street for added peace. Inside, the apartments are modern and bright, featuring high ceilings, hardwood floors, quartz countertops, stainless appliances, and thoughtful touches like USB outlets and Nest thermostats. Many units offer spa-like bathrooms, built-in storage, and generous layout options. Amenities are top-tier: a resort-style saltwater pool with sundeck, sky decks with grilling and lounging areas, a large fitness center, lounge/game room, business center, concierge, and secure parking. Pet owners will appreciate the grooming station and pet-friendly design. Residents consistently highlight the community’s warm and responsive staff. Renter reviews praise concierge and leasing team members for their helpfulness and friendliness. One renter on Reddit noted the “concierges are amazing,” and appreciated the balanced atmosphere—not too uptight but not overcrowded with students either. On the downside, some reviews point out concerns: the rent is high (though competitive for Midtown), and a minority of residents mention occasional elevator issues or inconsistency in staff quality. All told, Sixty 11th hits the mark for location, comfort, amenities, and service—making it a standout choice for luxury urban living in Midtown Atlanta with just a few minor trade-offs.

I cannot say enough great things about Sixty11th. I lived there for 4.5 years. The building is maintained well, it is always clean, it meets and exceeds everything in its "Luxury" title. The amenity spaces are A++ from the pool, the gym and other great amenities they offer. Residents are very friendly and considerate as well. In addition to its superb location in Midtown, management is top notch, genuine, and very kind. They always put its residents first, make sure you taken care of and safe. I would highly recommend this apartment to any trustworthy individual I know who is looking for an apartment in Midtown Atlanta.

I toured with Jose on a Saturday and he was awesome. The staff I interacted with was really friendly, and I could tell during the tour that residents really like the management. The property was clean and well kept. Nice pool, gym, and clubhouse. I applied and the process was pretty easy. The turnaround on approval was quick and they communicated with me almost daily. I got an offer the day of my approval for a travel opportunity so I ended up not signing the lease. It seems to be a great apartment and my experience was very positive.

Sixty11th’s more than just an apartment building to us, it’s our community and home. We’ve lived here for 2 years now and never want to leave. The people are extremely friendly, there’s never a dull moment in the elevator, and the management is extremely welcoming and warm. They (specifically Jose, Dale, & Marcus) always have the answers to all your questions, are extremely helpful, and go above and beyond for each of their residents. Moving here was the best decision we’ve ever made - we live in a 3b/3ba and we are extremely happy with the value we get for our money. The location is also very ideal, 11st is extremely accessible to anything and everything including the best restaurants, bars, the park, and the beltline & so much more! Feel free to reach out if you have any questions!

My roommate and I have lived here for over a year, and we've been very happy. The rent is reasonable, we hardly ever hear our neighbors, and the amenities are fantastic. The gym, which is huge, was one of the main reasons we chose this place. Management is also very responsive to maintenance requests; you can tell they really care here.

ZERO STARS! I scheduled a tour at Sixth11th Midtown five days in advance. The morning of the tour, around 11:44 a.m., José called to confirm our 3:30 p.m. appointment and even reminded us to be on time because he had someone scheduled right after us which already felt a bit off for a first impression. Then, less than an hour before the tour (around 2:37 p.m.), he called again to say he had double-booked and also had a move-in, so our tour couldn’t happen. This is unacceptable, especially since the appointment was confirmed and made well ahead of time. If this is how scheduling and communication are handled before even becoming a resident, I can only imagine the issues that would come after moving in. We won’t be rebooking or considering this community any further.

Had such a great experience with the leasing team (Keri and Jose)! From virtual tour, to apartment walkthrough, to executing on the lease, Keri went above and beyond to make the process as smooth as possible! The amenities are second to none and the building is very convenient to much of Atlanta. My unit was spotless when I moved in. I would highly recommend 60 11th Midtown if you’re looking for an apartment.

Our home sold faster than expected so we needed to to your apartments right away. I called a the onsite agent, Ariel, was gracious enough to arrange a last minute tour and stay later to answer our questions. The building is beautiful! The units are huge, tons of storage, and great views. Amenities are lovely and the location puts you within walking distance of everything you need. Also, I’ve never seen a high rise with a patio option for some units (7th floor I think). Really impressive. Great building if you’re transitioning from a home but still want space. Thanks Ari!

My husband and I have enjoyed our 2 bedroom apartment at 60 11th for over 4 years. The staff is courteous, efficient, and friendly. The amenities are wonderful, particularly the luxurious resort-style pool area, the spacious fitness center, the business center equipped with printer, and the recently redecorated club and game rooms. It is a real treat to enjoy the free coffee in the lobby where you can also have a nice conversation with the charming concierges. Management frequently offers excellent community events featuring delicious catered foods and drinks. The building is well-managed with a maintenance team that is very responsive and quick to respond when we need something fixed in the apartment (which is rare). Finally, the tenants at 60 11th are really nice friendly people who also seem to enjoy the experience of living here. Charles B

My partner and I wanted to give a huge shoutout to Dale who does maintenance here in the building! He has always been so kind and helpful throughout any issues. Today, we had a last minute emergency with our bathroom, it's Friday evening. And Dale was supposed to be off and headed home, but he stuck around past his hours to make sure we would be good to have a bathroom tonight, and not have to wait any longer! This is just one example of how wonderful Dale is! Thank you again Dale. You make Sixty 11th such a wonderful place to live!

I lived at Sixty 11th for 3+ years. It degraded from a place I aspired to live, to a place I could not wait to leave. After reading resident reviews here I can only concur. Elevators were down (as many as 3 out of 4 ) at the same time. With 20 floors of residents, including an elderly couple with medical disabilities on the top level, all vying for one elevator, it was a safety concern. Access is not the only safety issue. There were numerous incidents of aggression reported by residents against ONE PARTICULAR seemingly mentally imbalanced resident. No action was taken and when he acted aggressive even toward the Concierge staff, along with documented incident reports, management staff did not take steps to address this problem or intercede. Don't engage was the advice given. Reviewing comments about UNFAIR FEES WHEN TRYING TO LEAVE your apartment - I can ONLY CONCUR 100%. The property management staff WILL ASSESS fees in addition to what you think you may have covered with your "security deposit." As Brittany - a former resident noted on this Google Platform - .. Walk thrus upon departure are done WITHOUT RESIDENTS.... From Brittany...." Instead, I received notification from Jacob about charges for alleged carpet stains, despite taking preventive measures such as steam cleaning. I attached the pictures I took and the pictures he took with the circled stains. (*****We talked to some other residents in the building and it's a game the leasing office plays. A resident I spoke to did the same thing with me and they cleaned their carpets , and they were not charged because they talked to the leasing office which is also what I did. They have each other's backs when there are complaints to justify everything***). - BELIEVE IT - THIS IS ABSOLUTELY TRUE. Plan on them charging you $500 -$900 "for PET STAINS" without regard to your security deposit - no matter what. It appears to be a systemic way for them to generate income for declining rental income. They did that to me twice, once when I moved into another apartment, and again when I finally moved out. Residents have NO WAY TO COMBAT THIS. I was given NOT UNDERSTANDING and NO RECOURSE when discussing these false charges with manager, Jason Merz. Mocking laughter and "They're animals." was the response received when I followed up after moving out, insisting the charges COULD NOT BE VALID. Our pets are fully grown, housebroken and I worked at home, (without a car for the most part) supervising them at all times. Daniel Corp in Birmingham needs to be advised of these practices. At the time of this post, I would still like to be refunded the false charges I was assessed when I left in February. https://danielcorp.com/ Sixty 11th is NOT Luxury Living. The Pricing is luxury, the lifestyle is NOT. There are other nearby properties with more better amenities for less money. Property manager Jose has rented apartments to groups of college students and young adults who clearly do not meet the income criteria (stated as earnings of 2-3x monthly rent). Instead he gets parents to co-sign. The "friendliness" and respect level of this staff (Jose, Jason Collins, Jason Merz) is selective and cliquey - and entirely contingent on whether someone's name is on a lease. When not signed on to an apartment's lease, my fiance, who is black, was systematically ignored with property management designed when to deign to acknowledge him. Often walking past to acknowledge others right next to, or in conversation with him, but not addressing him directly. There is something wrong with that. In the three years I lived there, the building went from Luxury to a DORM SETTING; with people yelling in the halls and from balconies at all hours of the night. Marijuana smoke pervades the hallways and was uncontrollable despite numerous complaints that I placed throughout my time there. I was saddened to see the decline of this building. I would not recommend living there. Also, stop by in the evening to see how loud the Wicked Wolf Night Club next door can be. You will be amazed.

Sixty11th, located at the corner of 11th St NE and Crescent Ave NE, across the street from the Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta, is part of the upper-scale 12th & Midtown mixed-use development. I'm not sure what all is included in 12th & Midtown because it's not very clear, but I think it also consists of nearby mixed-use high-rises 1010 Midtown (RA Sushi, Silverlake Ramen, Sugar Factory), 1065 Midtown (Cafe Intermezzo), 1075 Peachtree (STK), and 77 12th (DUA Vietnamese, Tabla). Are all those numbers confusing enough for you? Sixty11th is connected to 77 12th (note the stylization and spacing) and, at the time of writing this review, there's a big sign on Crescent that clearly delineates the border between the two properties. It helps with parking. In order to receive proper parking validation, you must park in the correct deck, so pay attention to the signs and confirm with the restaurants or retailers you're visiting to make sure you're parking in the right place. Currently, Sixty11th's retail tenants are Bulla Gastrobar (tapas), Drybar (blow dry bar), Sam's of San Francisco (burgers and sandwiches), and Sugarcoat (nail and beauty studio). I've been to Sixty11th for its two restaurant tenants, Bulla and Sam's, and had no problems. For restaurant and retail customers, use the entrance to Sixty11th's garage on 11th St; the one that is right next to Drybar's storefront. Both Bulla and Sam's validated my parking in the garage for up to two hours. Be sure to take your parking ticket with you to the restaurant so the staff can put a validation sticker on it. For some reason, after visiting Sam's and getting validation from the restaurant, the ticket machine at the garage exit still wanted me to pay $15. I pressed the button for assistance and was promptly greeted by a polite Sixty11th employee (he introduced himself as such) who quickly rectified the situation. That was nice. Sixty11th is 20 stories and contains 320 luxury apartments that range in size from 653 to 1,679 square feet. Last I checked, rent ranged from about $1,700 to $4,000 per month. It opened in 2016. The building looks nice and high-end. I've felt relatively safe during my visits.

I was a victim of racial discrimination at this property. My black fiance and I were told they were not offering in-person tours and that we had to view the apartments online. However, we called the leasing office on several occasions only to be told the agents were 'out on tours.' We were then told that we'd have to put in an application before being allowed to view an apartment. Although I have a 686 credit score, I was denied rental BASED ON CREDIT. There was no explanation provided. IF YOU ARE BLACK, YOU ARE NOT WANTED AT THIS BUILDING.