Love living here! Cecilia and Kourtney always makes sure that their tenants are taken cared of! I…read moresee them on the property time to time and they always check in to see how everyone's doing. Never had an issue so I don't have much to even complain about. Generally quiet and the people are nice!

My husband and I rented here and I generally really liked it here. Everyone is super nice, they…read morekeep the place clean, definitely worth the money. We would still be here if my dog didn't need room to run in a yard. Cecilia is always nice and I don't remember the names of the other women working there but they are all super nice too. 10/10 recommend living here!!

I just moved into my apartment at Canyon Ranch and I am in LOVE. First of all, the aesthetics of…read morethe tall ceilings and the modern kitchen are simply gorgeous. Everything has a touch of luxury. I love the updated appliances and the color scheme. When I moved in, the first thing I noticed is that my apartment smelled like a brand new house. In the past, whenever I moved into a new apartment, I've had to clean it up a bit myself before I started moving my stuff in, but here the apartment was flawless! The application process was super quick and easy. I worked with Sabrina and she was kind and helpful. The other girls in there are always professional and very nice. They have been quick to respond with any questions or concerns I've had. I strong recommend Canyon Ranch, if you are looking for a place to live!

i moved in june of 2026..upstairs neighbors have parking wars and will stop and never let you…read moresleep. on top of the property manager texting us telling us to leash our dog when "peggy" never has her big dog on a leash..? the neighbors and staff will question why you have people of color coming in and out of YOUR unit like it's their business. you can't call and complain about anything, nothing will get fixed. worst place i've ever lived at and currently still at this hell. avoid this place or you will just be loosing money!!!

I lived here for 3 years and it is hands down the best apartment I've ever lived in. Brentwood…read moreisn't just an apartment complex, it's a community. I got to know my neighbors, there's a community garden, and Jerry, the landlord, plans events, like arranging for people to attend 23rd St Open Streets together. My favorite part was getting a cheery, handwritten, "Hi, Ms. Caitlin!" on my monthly rent reminder, along with notifications about happenings at other historic OKC locations. The apartments are beautiful - I chose mine for the gorgeous arched built in bookshelf in the living room and the floor-to-ceiling built in china cabinet in the dining room. And maintenance is never a worry - a quick email or text to Jerry and he took care of it right away. I moved into a house, but I will always be glad I lived at Brentwood Terrace. If you're looking for an apartment, don't bother looking elsewhere. Trust me, you want to live here! More reviews - and pics - on their Facebook page! https://www.facebook.com/pg/HistoricBrentwoodTerrace/reviews/?ref=page_internal

The maintenance professionals here are really amazing people - very attentive, do an excellent job,…read moreand are great all around people. This place generally is a very quality location. Grounds are nice, nice facilities, and in my experience, people are quiet and respectful.

I moved into Renaissance Norman in April. I came back out July 1st to fully move in, and by July…read more4th my AC was already broken. I left for a few weeks, and when I came back on August 4th, the AC was in the exact same broken state untouched the entire time, from July 4th to August 4th. A full month with no repair, no update, nothing. The same day I moved back in, my toilet wouldn't flush either. Two basic essentials, both broken, both just waiting for me instead of being handled while I was gone. Then about a month later, my freezer went out, and maintenance's explanation was "too much food." That doesn't add up. My ice cream was freezer burned on top and completely liquid in the middle in the same container. If it were simply overloaded, you wouldn't see burned and melted at the same time. It felt like an excuse to shift blame onto me instead of actually diagnosing the unit.

Great place! Very quiet, even on weekends. Nice pool area. Double gated community. Feels very safe.read more

Kudos and a "thank you" to Daniel for all the work he did in my apartment last week. Daniel is…read morevery knowledgeable, efficient, neat, and personable. I know whatever needs to be done will be done correctly. We have lived here for 6 years and it has been a very positive experience.

I've lived here for over a year and just renewed my lease, I genuinely enjoy calling this place…read morehome. The location is super convenient, and the landscaping is always well-kept, which makes it feel peaceful and welcoming. One of the best parts is the front office staff, especially Geoff, he's always friendly, helpful, and goes out of his way to make residents feel valued. The amenities are also a huge plus: there's a cozy study room, pool table, coffee bar, desktop computers, gym, pool, and even a dog park. There are also large, grassy fenced-in areas that make walking my dog easy and safe. It's surprisingly quiet here too. I rarely hear my neighbors and didn't even hear fireworks on the 4th of July. The parking garage is a lifesaver during Oklahoma's unpredictable weather, and as a woman, I really appreciate how safe I feel coming and going at all hours. I know there are mixed reviews, but my experience has been overwhelmingly positive. No place is perfect, but this complex really works hard to make it a good place to live.

I am extremely pleased with my experience so far at The Metropolitan. The community is clean and…read moresafe, the amenities are all well-kept, and the staff is very friendly and helpful. My move-in experience was great. Lorri and the team first helped me make sure I wanted to live here before I put a deposit down, unlike some apartments that try to rush you in to a deposit. Lorri was so helpful in finding the right space for me, and she even knew all of my friends by name that already live at The Metropolitan. The Metropolitan has quality spaces and amenities that you would expect from a larger apartment complex while maintaining a personable community feel. It is reassuring knowing I can reach the office with a text message and speak to emergency maintenance at any hour. I would recommend to anyone! To address a more negative review below, the staff is very clear up front about the charges that are added to your base rent, BEFORE you put any deposits down. Typically you can sign a lease for 11-13 months, guaranteed not to change. However, it is typical for any apartment to increase prices with inflation. Also, they tell you while you are touring that when you move out, it is your responsibility to pay for cleaning/painting etc, just like the resident before you was required to do to prepare the apartment for you. I have lived at apartments that blindside you with these fees but the Metropolitan has not been one of them. I have loved it here and my friends (a few of them who have lived here since its opening) have had great experiences as well. Anyone with questions is more than welcome to reach out to me.

Don't move here. The Metropolitan's website invites you to "Come home to relaxed, elegant living,"…read morebut there's nothing relaxed or elegant about this place. This place will charge you luxury prices (over $2,000 for a small two-bedroom) and yet deliver substandard conditions. Management's neglect has created unsafe living conditions, the property is filthy and often reeks of rotting garbage, and residents are treated more like ATMs than tenants who shell out $24,000+ a year in rent. **UNSAFE LIVING CONDITIONS** Last month, a homeless guy attempted to break into our apartment through the patio door. He completely snapped the handle off in the process. The break in was stopped only because one of us happened to be home and armed. Thankfully, he ran away with no injuries. We submitted a work order to have the door fixed that same day, on September 12, 2025. It took three days for Metropolitan to respond (Sept. 16). They installed a flimsy, collapsible aluminum bar between the wall that can easily be displaced. As of October 8, 2025, the handle remains broken, and the apartment is incredibly unsafe to live in. We have lived in these unsafe conditions for 26 days as of 10-8-25. (See Photo #1) On October 8, 2025, two smoke alarms in our unit began chirping. When we removed them to replace the batteries, we discovered both were past their expiration date (each alarm is labeled "Replace Alarm by July 2023" on the back cover). For those unaware, smoke alarms have a limited service life because their sensors degrade over time which naturally makes them unreliable in detecting a fire. Our review is dated October 8, 2025. How many other expired smoke alarms are still installed throughout the building across 150+ units? In August 2024 (a year ago), Metropolitan emailed residents stating that every apartment would be entered for "annual fire alarm inspections" to check "both smoke detectors and sprinkler heads." If those inspections truly occurred, how did two expired alarms pass the inspection? Were they really checking fire detectors, or just hustling for more opportunities to issue "Community Violations" (See Photo #2) Throughout the property, many landscaping lights are broken, leaving walkways poorly lit at night. This increases safety risks, especially given that homeless folks are constantly outside on the property at night. Several reviews mention related safety incidents involving these folks. (See Photo #3) Cars are often broken into. I've seen at least three vehicles over the past 16 months with windows shattered, presumably by homeless people looking for stuff to steal. **PURE FILTH** The first floor in the north building smells like garbage all the time because of a trash chute/trash room. This smell also seeps up to the second floor. Dozens of residents have complained for over a year. And what was Management's solution? To plug in air fresheners. Now the hallway smells like "Hawaiian Breeze" layered over rotting garbage. Metropolitan rarely cleans the hallway carpets. (See Photo # 4) The same dead cockroach has been here for over a week. (See Photo # 5). Like several other reviewers have noted, our apartment was filthy on move in day. There were old takeout containers full of rotten food, fingernail clippings in the sink, fecal stains in the toilet, dirt scattered across the floor, and dingy cabinets filled with dust and fine food particles. It took Metropolitan four hours to clean the unit before we could actually move in. (See Photo #6) **MONEY SHAKE DOWNS** Metropolitan bundles a long list of junk fees into your monthly rent. Expect charges for parking, stormwater, pest control, a "utility billing admin fee," EMSA, water, sewer, valet trash, and even dumpster use. None of these costs are included in the rent advertised online, and many fluctuate month to month. You'll only discover them when it's time to sign the lease. In practice, your actual rent will be $75-$100 higher than the listed rate. Metropolitan has a pattern of taking security deposits. There's a review here from a former on Google reviews stating they were billed $400 for a "full paint" plus $55 for a "touch up" even though they lived here only two years and leaving walls they described as in "very good condition." Management responded by claiming "the lease states paint is not considered normal wear and tear." This statement is inaccurate. The lease says only that "soiling of blinds, drapes, and carpets" is not normal wear and tear; it says nothing about paint or walls. Nonetheless, Metropolitan appears to interpret its "restore to original condition" clause broadly to justify repainting fees, which is a gray area that many tenants could challenge if they have clear video evidence of their apartment's condition.

Cool luxury apartments that I got a tour for - moved out of my current place but considering moving…read morehere. They have a ton of facilities, including pools, gyms, lounges and even dog parks. Also connected to the First National Building as well. Check it out for a tour sometime!

I live here with my doggy. The entire staff-- consisting of all the departments--continue to serve…read moreme well with my needs and questions. I'm not going to specify a department because each one does a great job! I'm retired, so I'm on the property most of every day. I see them "in action" as they extend their knowledge and experience. They are FRIENDLY and ACCESSIBLE. I would encourage you to take a look at an architecturally spectacular building and the various amenities offered. One of the agents will offer you a tour of the apartment size or sizes you are shopping for. As you visit they will seeve you just as well as they serve a resident: spending time while in no hurry. This is a landmark building of OKC. My daughter visited me for Father's Day and her exact words were, "this is perfect for you Dad". After move-in, you may choose privacy or you may choose to develop relationships at the swimming pool, the lounge, the doggie park, etc. And don't forget there is a weekly get together offered to the residents usually sometime after 5:00 p.m. Thank you for reading my review!