Overall, things are OK. As with most landlords/RE agents, once you sign the contract and pay your rent, you're not much of a concern. Much of the construction (shelving, drawers, etc.) are put together pretty poorly or without any real consideration for actual use.

You could do worse, but you could do better

For the amount of money being paid, everything is pretty good. I share an apartment with a roommate and we each have plenty of space with appliances that are functional if not the newest. Unfortunately, the management staff can be incredibly frustrating to deal with. They are usually pretty prompt with responses for maintenance. However, many instances of the office suggesting a problem has been fixed when it has not. This occurred both before lease signing and as a resident.

It's been a wonderful experience for me mostly because of the GBS community here. We have had many pool gatherings and parties, often took ubers to parties and bars, and so on. I don't know what I'd have done in quarantine without having my classmates around me. Some people complain about management; I have had no issues.

Great place to live at for close to Emory

Great complex close to campus, with Marta/Emory bus services within walking distance. Nice gym and two pools. Management is fair, and is responsive. However, because the complex is so large they are slow to respond to routine issues.

Good place to live with roommates due to cost, very expensive to live alone and narrow walls can cause some noise complaints

Gated community not far from Emory plus it is next to an Emory bus stop so commute is simple

Very good choice for MBA students, since it is very close to campus and most of your classmates live here. It has good ammenities and the complex is very quiet. The only negative side is that Management and Mantenance team is not responsive and efficient, so I have had maany troubles with them.

Excellent property

Excellent apartment, but a little far from the school. There are two or three shuttle buses, but the time is unpredictable. It's better to have a car. There is a gym. The environment there is super good.

The complex itself is great, very affordable, lots of amenities, close location to campus and other areas, it's on the Emory shuttle line which helps if you don't have a car, and it includes 2 pools, tennis courts, 2 laundry rooms, and 24 hour gym. My primary complaint is the management team makes your move in process extremely difficult, they will charge you for anything and everything unless you confront them about it, a lot of things you need to sign for or deliver in person so it's hard to secure your apartment ahead of time if you're remote. Once you're in it should be okay unless you have any maintenance or billing issues then good luck.