Gables Residential

Close to all emory hospital locations & highland / beltline.

This is one of the few managed townhome communities in Atlanta, the other being Townhouse Atlanta in Midtown. My wife and I live in a one bedroom townhome, which has a massive bedroom and bathroom, attached private one-car garage, and outdoor parking. There is a lot of storage space inside the townhouse, right behind the garage. The townhome is fairly new with tall ceilings, up-to-date appliances, well-maintained, and the complex is managed well. It is very close to both Emory and the VA.

We will miss this place a lot if we move!!!

Centrally locates to all sites, a bit expensive but nice community!

I have been in Solaire for two years now. I wanted to live in a updated apartment so I was willing to pay a little more. Unforunately, I do not think it is worth the money. My washer/dryer has not worked properly since moving in. I have seen mice in the clubroom. I would suggest renters think about an older complex with less amenities.

About 25 mins from Howard Law

Emory Point is an awesome (albeit expensive) place to live. Less than 1 mi. from Goizueta the walk is easy, or there are 4 shuttles that pickup from E.P. and bring you to campus. The pool and gym at E.P. are easily the best of any of the student apartment complexes, and the lounges are great places to hang out or do work with your groups. The actual apartments are all well furnished with stainless appliances, granite countertops and in general have a clean feel. Also, you have a CVS, 2 bars and many restaurants within the complex.

Downside: the walls are thin and as a result the place sometimes feels noisy.

Includes a gym, two beautiful pools. Great location - get to law school in 10 minutes. Lots of space and natural light. Nice quiet neighborhood - Virginia Highlands restaurants are very close.

It’s super nice and you can walk to school

Overall they offer everything a student needs, plus it’s a walking distance from campus. The downside is no grocery stores are close enough.

The location can't be beat. It's a 10 minute walk in the morning to the medical school and you don't have to fight traffic. The apartments are in great shape with good amenities. My only complaint is that it can get noisy with some undergrads throwing parties but being older I am just over that scene. Management has been responsive to dealing with that to create an environment that is good for everyone.

The only downside is the price, but it’s a 950 sq ft apartment with a pretty large balcony and study room for $1500/month. Walking distance to Emory or you can take the free shuttle so I didn’t have to pay for on campus parking.

I love my apartment- we found it during Housing Weekend with my 3 other roommates and we knew we wanted to live here. It's been great!

Roomy apartment - pool and gym parking included

Overall, pretty good! The gym is pretty bad, and I've got some noisy roommates, but other than that, the space is beautiful and the office is pretty responsive to requests.

Gables has been awesome - it's bike-able the school, maintenance is fast and efficient, and (started out) very affordable. We got a totally renovated apartment with hardwood floors and granite countertops for $2200 between three people. The pool is lovely and the gym is good enough. The only downsides are the annual price hike (10%) and security (there've been mail and car break-ins). With regards to security, we've felt personally very safe and the complex is well-lit and in a great neighborhood. While less popular than Post Briarcliff (despite being closer and cheaper...?) it's been a great place to start out!