University Club Apartments…read more This weekend, we are down to ONE working elevator, with everyone jamming into it. The fireman light comes on, and the elevator takes everyone back to the lobby. This is our only working elevator. 3 WEEKS AGO WE HAD NO ELEVATORS AT ALL FOR 5 HOURS WASTED MY WHOLE SUNDAY AFTERNOON. THIS IS A 32 FLOOR APARTMENT COMPLEX! There is still no working HVAC in the resident-floor hallways or lobby. From what I have learned from long-term residents, this apparently broke 4-5 years ago and was never fixed. Many current residents don't even realize there is supposed to be HVAC in these areas until they talk to residents who have been here longer. The pool TV is still not operating, and according to a long-term resident, the expensive pool sound system had a control box that needed repair, but instead of repairing the amenity, it was simply capped off. The heat is becoming a serious issue. Electric bills for apartments ranging from approximately 600-1,200 sq. ft. have reportedly been $230-$400/month, which I believe is partly related to inefficient HVAC systems and very thin windows. I am also unsure how regularly the individual apartment HVAC units are actually receiving preventive maintenance. I have to keep fans running in my apartment because there are no ceiling fans. There is also no light fixture in the master bedroom or living area. One bedroom has a light that was cheaply added, but you have to run an extension cord to plug it in. It took me a while to figure out that the ceiling light has to be plugged in at floor level because there is no convenient outlet where you would expect one. Look at the temperatures in the pictures I am including with this review: My floor hallway: 91°F Floor lobby: 91°F Elevator: 90.3°F Parking garage lobby: 98.9°F And remember: these are enclosed areas with an HVAC system that has reportedly been broken for years. There is essentially no airflow. I also recently had maintenance come to repair my guest bathroom toilet. I came home to find a dirty, heavily scratched toilet. I am including pictures of that as well. IMPORTANT FOR FUTURE RESIDENTS You cannot open the windows. They do not open for ventilation, and they are extremely thin. You have to keep the blinds closed to help keep the apartment cool--which means you cannot even fully enjoy the view you are paying for. CONVERSATIONS WITH CURRENT RESIDENTS UP FOR LEASE RENEWAL INCREASING THEIR RENT $190 FOR STUDIO AND 1-BEDROOM APARTMENTS! I want to be fair about one thing: I do believe the current local management team is doing what they can. My frustration is with the history of poor maintenance under previous management and with a management company that, in my opinion, has allowed too many problems to go unresolved for too long. From my research, University Club appears to be Horizon Management's only Oklahoma property. I am posting this update because prospective residents deserve to know what they are walking into, and current residents deserve to have their concerns heard. I encourage everyone to look at the pictures, document what you experience, and make your own informed decision.

It's a great building overall. Maintained apartments and building but the elevator situation is…read morejust out of control. Often only one working elevator for 32 floors. One is permanently out of commission until some many months long repair takes place which is not even planned yet. The other is down anytime someone moves in or out. It's exhausting and the one that usually works still stops on anywhere from two-five or more floors for no reason.

The actual apartment unit is nice, but Ihave had some problems/concerns while living here…read more 1) I moved here when the property was first built last year. The first problem I had was related to several electrical wiring issues that complicated my stay. The washer/dryer wiring was not done correctly, causing me to have my W/D unit replaced three separate times in a week. A huge hassle. There have been ongoing electrical issues that continue to pose a threat, which I have brought to the attention of management, and have not been rectified, such as my constantly having to replace light bulbs due to them bursting inside the sockets from the faulty wiring in this apartment unit. 2) Having a gate to the garage is nice, but when the gate stays open, and creepers sit and wait for someone that lives here to open the door, and then they follow them in after, that is not OK. This happens CONSTANTLY. With anyone having access to the parking garage that waits for a few minutes for the gate to open, any number of dangerous individuals could come in, and commit any crime they want, and since there are no cameras, there would be no way to document it. I don't really think security is their number one priority, however, when the men at the pool sexually harass the women so much that they can't even enjoy the amenity. 3) It is a huge problem that residents cannot get back in through the side doors to the complex once they have exited, instead, they are locked out and have to walk all the way around to the front just to get back in after walking their pets. This poses a safety concern to not let residents back behind closed, locked doors when they have an access fob, especially in this neighborhood. Just this time last year, this very area was plagued with a criminal known as "The Brookside Rapist". These rules regarding the doors do nothing but keep the residents as prisoners, while giving complete strangers increased access to the premises with no consequence. 4) Next, it's not very quiet at all. I personally, wanted to move here because I expected it to be a quiet, nice place that I could come after work to do schoolwork, as I am also a full time Doctoral student. There have been a lot of college age kids that have moved in since March, and they are very loud. They have taken over the pool area, even though the pool area is not open yet, they scream and run up and down the halls at all hours of the day and night, they fight all the time, and they are just freaking annoying. I have a balcony over the pool area, and every night of the week and weekend, there is some drunk manchild crying under my balcony about some random white boy problem, like, bawling his eyes out, or he's trying to fight his bro. Get it together in 2015, kids. Nobody wants to pay 1200.00/month and up to listen to that. 5) Management does not notify you when you get packages delivered. I had an important package delivered, and was never told about it, until the company that sent it contacted me themselves to ask me about its receipt, and told me that the manager of this complex had signed for it. In the contract, it states that the office DOES accept packages for residents, but what good is it if you are never notified?

Exorbitant move out fees and the carpets were barely clean when I moved in. I like the staff, but…read morethe property isn't well maintained. Someone dropped a milkshake in the hallway and the mess stayed there for 3 months. A dog pooped in the stairwell and it stayed there for over a month. Should the responsible people be cleaning this up initially--Yes. But if they don't, it's staff's responsibility to circulate the property to look for things like that, it's not other resident's responsibility to submit a work order every time, the property is small enough the whole thing could be walked at least 1x a day to make sure it's clean. This place isn't cheap and I would expect a much more luxury feel & cleanly grounds for the price. I also agree that only having 2 reentry gates is a safety issue. Many DoorDash people sit and wait for someone to come to the one gate after hours so they can ask them to open the gate and I had no other entrances to avoid them at. It makes no sense to not have a fob for many gates around the property. It forces people to prop open the gates which makes the whole thing more dangerous.

Wonderful location, friendly neighbors, and great leasing manager. The apartments are close to…read moreeverything. Highly recommended

I have lived here for nearly 6 years. I really enjoy living in these apartments…read more This may sound like an exaggeration, but we always have the BEST residents here. Everyone is always very kind and has loving souls. The manager is Carol Lee. She is sweet and very willing to take care of anything needed with the apartment and property. Maintenance is usually pretty fast and efficient. The property is lovely and includes two pools and a calming courtyard.

Management is terrible. No gas (no hot water, washer/dryer, stove, oven, dishwasher) for two and a…read morehalf weeks and counting...and zero compensation or alternative housing assistance

I am breaking my lease. Management is not only ineffective and inefficient, but residents are not…read moreheld to the rules of communal living. Owners also do not respond to complaints. The gas was turned off in the building on March 12 due to a gas leak. Today we are told it won't be back on until possibly March 28. Owners are offering no accommodations other that a day gym to take showers. We are without showers , cooking, laundry and peaceful living. It has become a challenge to live here.

We lived on the 16th floor of Central Park for 3 years from 2018-2021, and rented a 1 bedroom condo…read morefrom a friendly landlord. The views of downtown Tulsa were spectacular, especially at night. Also had a great view of many fireworks displays during the 4th of July Holiday. Our room was fully furnished with a fully stocked kitchen, and rent included internet and utilities as well. The prices were affordable, and we frequently got free upgrades (switched from a queen bed to a king bed, installed a combo washer/dryer unit, hung new beautiful paintings and artwork on the walls). The community is gated with 24/7 security, and it is kid, family, and dog friendly all around. There is an indoor gym, outdoor tennis/basketball court, track field, and garden park for plenty of exercise opportunities. There is a large coin and card operated laundry room in the basement. There is also a convenience store open 7 days a week to buy simple groceries, drinks, snacks, or fast food. In addition, there are parking garages with designated parking spots for cars. The area is in the middle of downtown within walking distance of many excellent restaurants, bars, shops, and tourist attractions such as the BOK Center, ONEOK Field, and Guthrie Green. It was definitely well worth staying at this condominium complex for months and even years!

Central Park Residences are condominiums and townhomes, each of which is privately owned. There are…read moreapproximately 400 units on the entire campus. The board of directors and officers of Central Park Owner's Association manage the complex but own none of the units. For many years, necessary maintenance was deferred, but the bylaws were amended several years ago, and thanks to the officers, improvements are occurring at a breakneck speed. Negative reviews from residents who are renters often should be a review of individual landlords rather than Central Park.

2/5 Stars I'm…read morewriting this review because I feel these points need mentioned to future renters, as I was not aware of them when I signed my lease. We've been living here for less than 2 months. While the apartments themselves are decent and access to the riverside trail is nice, there are some major drawbacks that future renters should know about. The 2 stars I gave are for Location (+1) and Cleanliness (+1) of my unit when moving in. I can also attest that the staff is very friendly and the maintenance/grounds people are very friendly as well. I do appreciate that very much. Now, onto my complaints: Smoking Indoors (-1) These apartments are not smoke-free, and tenants are allowed to smoke indoors. If you're a smoker, this place might work for you! However, if you're sensitive to smoke, it could make your living environment very uncomfortable. Insulation is no good as the smell easily seeps into other units and has been a constant issue for us. Since it's gotten colder, my neighbor now smokes exclusively indoors. I can tell every single time they light a cigarette because it escapes into my apartment. We've struggled to fall asleep many nights because of the continuous smoking from my neighbor and have been woken up multiple times due to the strong odor. Closing the vent in our bedroom has helped slightly, but it doesn't fix the problem completely. For context, I've lived in apartments in Oklahoma, Missouri, California, Texas, New Jersey, and New York, and I've never had to complain about smoke until now. While I have no problem with people smoking (even indoors if the units are insulated enough), I really don't want the smell in my own apartment. Not Dog-Friendly (-2) Don't be fooled by the massive dog park! While the complex advertises itself as "dog-friendly," the onsite dog park and surrounding areas are filled with sand burs (i call them stickers). The day we moved in, we were excited to take our dogs to the park, but within two minutes, they both started limping and refused to move. We had to remove over 10 sand burs from each dog. One of our dogs even developed an infected paw because a sand bur got lodged deep between their toes. The entire complex, except for a few small spots, is covered with sand burs. We've since avoided the dog park entirely and now stick to one spot for bathroom breaks. If we want to exercise them, we walk them out to the riverside trail. But even then, they will still get one or two stuck to them on the way to the trail. The dog park was one of the main reasons we chose this apartment, but it's completely unusable and that sucks. Management let me know there is nothing they will do about the cigarette odor besides sending an odor complaint to neighbors, so I wanted to ensure future renters are aware this is not a smoke-free apartment since I now have to live with this for the next 10 months, if I don't move out sooner.

Natalia was a great at helping me find a good apartment , I was downsizing and she knew exactly…read morewhat was fit for me!