JRK Property Holdings

beautiful peaceful neighborhood with all the grocery shops and restaurants in close proximity. Good school system for students with children.

I really like living at Parc. It’s a quiet community & most of my neighbors are middle age. I’m close to the big BA Highway so even though it looks like I’m far from school, it’s quick highway access & is only 15 mins away. I also like doing all my shopping in BA instead of Tulsa (I’m from a small town so I like the more chill vibe)

This complex has 21 buildings with over 800 units and is located close to many shopping centers and restaurants. The model apartments, which are nicely painted and carefully designed exhibit a false sense of what your actual apartment will look like. Actual apartments are poorly painted with sloppy caulking throughout which easily flakes off. Appliances are old and not properly maintained. Units are electrically heated and cooled by a PTAC (mold producing) unit (normally seen in motel rooms) which is built into the wall. The property has crumbling sidewalks and pathways that are in need of repair. Because background checks are not done, there tends to be a lot of police activity in the complex. On top of high rent rates, tenants pay all utilities (water, sewer, trash, electric, gas, parking fee, monthly pest control fees and an environmental fee). At least half of the buildings do not have laundry facilities so depending on where you live, you may have to walk a block or two to the laundry building which is located in the middle of the property. They advertise a business center, however they don’t have one. You can only use the clubhouse amenities during business hours and most of the time, the amenities are out of order. There is an ice skating rink that hasn’t been opened in the 2 plus years that I’ve lived here. Every resident also pays a monthly CAM fee so nothing is included in the monthly rental price.

It has been good. Maintenance staff is good. Very safe area.

3 months into rental agreement, so far so good. Could be cheaper.

It is nice to live here, but I wouldn’t describe it as the best it could possibly be.

The apartments are “renovated” but not nice necessarily. You can tell they were done cheaply, and the appliances are outdated.

The landscape is nice, and they just planted a bunch more bushes and trees that look great! However they never blow off the sidewalks/apartment buildings on the top floor in the six months I have lived there. The gas on the stove is also often out of out so we can’t grill :(.

There is a dog park that we use regularly, however it has no upkeep… it’s always very dirty and it’s trash overflows often.

My only other complaint is that they allow residents to smoke inside. We would not have signed here if we knew this as our downstairs neighbors are always smoking inside and it makes our apartment smell bad.

I really have enjoyed living at Copper Mill since I was a 1L. I have been in the same exact apartment, and I have always felt safe and secure there. It's a clean complex, and the apartment was renovated and clean when I moved in. It's very quiet, and you can't hear other people in their apartments. The third floor apartments have skylights in the vaulted ceiling, which is really nice. It has a real, wood burning fireplace which is lovely. It's very spacious with a walk in closet for only being less than 700 square feet. Tons of storage space. Well-utilized space and design. If you have a dog, there is a great walking trail that goes all around the complex.

The apartment itself is clean and recently renovated, although originally built in the 1980s (so sometimes hard to heat/cool well). The neighborhood is very safe with lots of families and children. It is located in close proximity to any shopping you could need to do.

I feel like I pay an appropriate amount of money for the location, but it might be on the pricier side if I'm being honest. However, the apartment was repainted, carpets replaced, and professionally cleaned among other things before I moved in. Management was gracious and helpful; maintenance is very responsive. I really like the neighborhood - it's a lot of families, and it feels very safe! The only negative is that it is an older complex, so sometimes it doesn't heat as well as I'd like.

Overall I would say it's a safe/quiet place to live. However, here are somethings I went through with the management that weren't perfect. First of all, they promised me that they would change a new carpet before I moved in, however, at the day I was moving in, they couldn't get in touch with the people to change my carpet and I had to sleep on the floor (didn't want to move my bed in before the new carpet installed). Secondly, something wrong with my unit that I couldn't get wireless installed (partially Comcast's fault). Lastly, I was trying to renew my lease for six more months, and they made a mistake to renew my lease for 18 months... when I called the lady, she promised me that she will fix it and then she got laid off. Nobody cares to fix my problem until the last day I found out.

Convenient to 64, 95, 295 and 288. Located on broad street, only a couple miles from Short Pump Town Center as well as the fan.

This apartment complex is overpriced and the management is terrible. I went two months without heat and I finally got them to fix the heat in the dead of winter after I called the city housing director and the news station. They don't fix issues inside the apartment, such as waiting 2 months for heat. They reported that I was not home when they showed up for appointments to fix the heat, which was a lie. I did not enjoy suffering without heat for two months and was there for every appointment. The maintenance just didn't show up.
The grounds are extremely dirty. There is trash everywhere, including outside of other tenants doors in the walkway. There is only one trash bin for the entire complex and it is constantly overflowing and attracting animals. I have encountered coyotes, skunks, and raccoons. They also don't enforce rules on cleaning up after pets. There is dog waste all over the place and I step in it on a weekly basis.
They don't clear snow or ice from stairwells, sidewalks, or parking lots. It has become very icy throughout the winter.
Basically, don't rent here. The apartments look really nice and are called "luxury apartments" but they are far from luxurious. The only positive thing they have going for them is the location right off of highway 36.

Don't ever move in here! The walls are paper thin, you can hear everything your neighbors say and do. The carpet is filthy. The walls are being eaten by carpenter bees. It's disgusting. The parking lot is not safe. My neighbor's car got stolen in the middle of the night. The only redeeming thing about this place is its proximity to locations in town you'd actually want to be, not too far from Midtown and Howell Mill is the next major street over.

Space feels bigger as it is 2 levels for a 1 BR/BA - overall sq. ft is 660. Very close to shops i.e. Atlanta station, Ikea and Howell Mill shopping complex (walking distance) and about 3 miles from GT. Could have more modern facilities i.e. using energy efficient appliances (I think they are working on that). The rent is great for it being in the Midtown area. Cheaper than some of the other places I've found. It does get a bit dark in the rooms despite the many windows - depends on which room you get.

I had a great experience. The apartment is nice! This is my second place and the best one so far. The staff was friendly and very helpful. I told them what I was looking for and the time frame in which I was looking to move. Needless to say, they helped me out a lot with no hidden fees or increased costs.