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Cortland Watermark by Cortland Management - This is the view from my patio. Every day is like being on vacation.

Cortland Watermark by Cortland Management

(27 reviews)

Pros: The maintenance people are responsive to a 48HR period. My pipe bust and mold occurred in the…read moreunit. The repairman fixed the pipe and got rid of the wet drywall so it was a proper repair that would not retain mold. This was the only complex that I ever lived in which actually took mold seriously and didn't just bleach or paint over it. It's a complete rarity. Overall they had great response time for serious concerns. I also think the pool and amenities are very nice here. They also offered to treat my unit for smoke after move-in if I had allergic reactions or felt I was impacted by any preexisting smoke smell. This was never offered to me by any other apartment, and it was greatly appreciated as part of my move in as it was a concern for me with the units being older. All and all this group is a fair landlord. They provide habitable conditions and care that your unit is safe. They don't want the unit to have mold, they want to manage repairs timely, and they show up in an emergency. Two thumbs up, because other complexes in Atlanta will not always choose ethical and timely repairs for the tenant. I was grateful that any of the times I needed help, the staff showed up, set times for repairs, and did the right repairs without cutting corners. The front desk staff is beyond fantastic. They are friendly and empathetic. They do want to make sure you are taken care of, and despite how busy they are, they do respond to your questions and concerns. Smaller cons: It's garden style apartments so the units themselves are very old, but they have newer finishes inside. I was disappointed that the relet price was extremely high if you paid month to month, almost double the rent to not be in a lease. I did have a bad experience with the older gas heating which is inactive but still inside the unit. If you move the laundry, you may disturb the gas valve and end up causing a small leak. Fortunately maintenance was there in under ten minutes and fixed it immediately.

Things just keep going in a bad direction- water goes off every other week for maintinance, no…read moreone's in the leasing office for over half the week, powers been going off, etc. Power turned off one time and the support service was atrocious. Furthermore, the access to the gym got cut off due to this and since no one's in the leasing office there's no help. They don't care about their tenants and only care about getting new people signed to their leases- don't do it.

The Gateway Chastain

The Gateway Chastain

(18 reviews)

I just moved to an apartment on the top floor and I must say that Tiara has been great. Shortly…read moreafter I arrived, I had an issue with a noise in my bedroom, coming from my downstairs neighbor's ceiling fan. Tiara and her team worked diligently to identify and resolve the issue. I appreciate their help and highly recommend the Gateway Chastain to prospective lessees.

Every update = false fire alarm sounding, I highly recommend avoiding this place. If you want to be…read moreable to access the video I attached with my review, then navigate to Google Maps and watch it there. Please do your due diligence before moving here, especially if you have children. UPDATE: It's 4:30 am and the fire alarm is going off again. 5 days since last alarm 3/29/2026 my wife and our two dogs are barricaded in our closet. What you can expect living here UPDATE: it's five am and my Wife and I are calming our dogs and ourselves down because it went off again. I'm telling you guys I wouldn't move here if I were you. UPDATE: went off again this morning (one day since is last went off UPDATE (went off at 7:39 this morning) about 5 days since my last update UPDATE:: went off again (6 am)!one week since last update) UPDATE, Three week hot streak of no fire alarm. Thought we'd hit a full month without it going off in the morning UPDATE: fire alarm has been going off for 32 hours on the 6th floor parking deck, this is what you can expect if you live here I've waited a long while to leave this in an effort to see how the situation would be handled, but any rational person would be just as frustrated and confounded at the inaction and lack of transparency. Make no mistake about it, if you move here, you will absolutely experience a terrifying alarm going off in the early morning hours. 100% it will happen often and these sort of issues can pose a very real risk to young children and those with cardiovascular problems. Do not let them convince you otherwise because they are not being proactive about it and it has not been resolved. The anger amongst the residents is palpable, and growing. There is no excuse for the faulty fire alarm system that has been terrorizing the residents here for the 3 years I've personally lived here...longer when I talk to other longtime residents. There is nothing they can say that justifies their inaction at this point, because it's been years. The company either: 1) doesn't care, 2) is not capable/competent enough to fix the issue, or 3) is unwilling to spend the money to properly fix it. Look elsewhere, because anyone paying a premium rent should expect premium treatment, and the constant worry of the deafening alarm going off at any hour is not premium treatment. My wife and I are not renewing, literally just because of this recurring problem, and it's sad. Years people...years and they are incapable of fixing it. Everything else is fine, the employees are great, but again, they expect a premium every month but do not give you what they promise in return. No one is perfect, but this type of treatment is pure neglect.

Berkshires at Vinings Apartments

Berkshires at Vinings Apartments

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My wife and I lived here three years…read more The Good Grounds: It's a gorgeous property to drive into, especially during spring. Feels like you're driving into a resort. Overall, the grounds are well maintained. Lots of trees and flowers. Many units have rear and front windows, making them feel more homey than modern apartments. There are multiple well-maintained grills and patio areas, too, and two dog parks. The pool is stunning. Windows: The tall windows offer views of woods if you're lucky to have the right unit. The one in the kitchen was especially nice. Staff: Overall, the maintenance team is quick to handle routine problems. The office staff were friendly, as well. Parking et all: Parking is easy and abundent. Unlike other apartments we've lived in, they don't nitpick you with overreaching rules, like having stuff on your patio. The Bad 20 years out of date: Unless things have changed since 2024, the apartments have designs and fixtures that are way, way overdue to be updated. The kitchen and bathrooms are subpar - peeling veneer on the cabinets, cheap appliances, chintzy flooring, peeling tubs. I'm pretty sure the lighting and HVAC were from the 80s. Overall, the color schemes are dark and a bit dreary and there are areas of many apartments I visited that were dark in large areas. I hear some units can have hard flooring upgrades, but ours was carpet, which just look outdated. Some dumb design/layout choices: I had to duck under outdated, and too long ceiling fixtures. In addition, we had carpet extending to the bathroom sink! Why would anyone decide that's a good idea. One spilled lipstick and your carpet is forever stained. Unreasonable price increases: We moved there for the amazing price of our 2 bedroom and the grounds. However, our rent went up $600/mos in the three years we lived there. Others have faced that, too, and, as a result, many families had moved out and more transient, roommate situations popped up. For nearly $2k a month, there are more modern apartments in the area to choose from. Low ceilings: As a tall guy, the hallway ceiling in particular was so low that if I was wearing a hat, it would hit the ceiling light. Leaks: We had a leak in our ceiling (that was promptly fixed) but our neighbor below often had leaking from our bathroom. My mother in law, who was on the bottom floor of a nearby building, also had mildew and leaks in her ceiling. Stairs: If you live on a top floor like ours, you won't be able to get extra large furniture up the stairs as they curve too aggressively. We had to buy a modular couch, for example. No sidewalks: For such a beautiful property, it was annoying to have to walk on busy roads with no sidewalks, and there is ample room to put them in. If you leave the property, the long walk up has to be done dodging fast cars. Recommendations to the property manager: Update those dreary kitchens, fixtures and bathrooms. Install sidewalks. How about a bike locker? Many newer apartments have them and there is no room to store a bike reasonably in these units.

We lived there for 3 months and it was the longest, most excruciating time of our lives. The…read morelocation of our unit was advertised as a first floor but it was actually a bottom floor that we nicknamed "The Dungeon". It was dark and dreary and cell phone service was non existent. Upon arrival, the unit was dirty and the fixtures were outdated. The cabinets and countertops were old and many drawers did not function. The shower was dirty and many of the blinds were dirty and had a sticky substance on them. We had to do a deep clean upon arrival which was very disappointing. There are other complexes in the area that are nicer and newer for similar prices. I would look elsewhere.

City View Vinings

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(26 reviews)

Where do I start! I was in a very complicated situation to much for me to handle. Kelly is truly a…read moreblessing, her staff are all so amazing. You would think God is running this place. I honestly cant see how anyone would say anything bad about this place. Trash is never waiting more than a few minutes I mean talk about valet!!!! Maintenance is on top of everything, courtesy offices are super superb and they are continuously updating the paint, floors etc.... When you first walk in the main entrance your greeted with big beautiful smiles and a warm welcome! I can go on and on.... but then you all may get jealous. Sincerely, a trusted yelper

BEWARE!!!! By far, the WORST apartment complex I resided in. After a few months of living here, I…read morecomplained of water leakage coming from vents. Maintenance team came out and told me they saw nothing. I, then, informed maintenance of mold on my belongings. Maintenance came out, said it was mildew and not to worry about it. Mold spread throughout my entire apartment, from my belongings to my clothing to even the food my dogs were eating. I reached out to the leasing office demanding urgent reconciliation for this matter to which they responded their maintenance supervisor came out and did not find any moisture/humidity leaks. They sent maintenance men out (without my knowledge and hoping I wouldn't be home) to clean out my vents in which every vent had an ample amount of black mold, which they would've noticed months ago when I continuously complained of water leaking from vents. City View wanted to be cheap and not spend money on an actual mold company to come out and evaluate the condition of my apartment and how extensive the mold damage had gotten. As an asthma patient whose symptoms deteriorated beyond inhalers and to a biological injectable medicine because of the mold neglect, I hired my independent mold inspector and property development company who provided me with a report of how many mold spores there were in the apartment and how they in fact DID stem from the moisture in the vents. Fast forward, I demanded being let out my lease after hearing several other neighbors complain of mold to which they responded by giving me a Release in Full paperwork. This paper basically said I wouldn't sue them for any prior, past, or future mold issues. I refused to sign that document because it took me mentioning my health was deteriorating and I was taking legal action (I had already retained a Personal Injury lawyer at this time) for them to release me. Long story short, they sent me a hefty move-out invoice to which I am suing them in small claims court for Constructive Eviction and they are attempting to counter-sue me accusing me of negligence and improper notice of mold. Thank God I kept all maintenance requests, videos, documentation, reports, and medical summaries resulting from the negligence caused by this disgusting and greedy company. My personal injury lawyer and I will be teaching this company how to properly care for concerns like mold early on so things don't have to go this far. OVERALL, PROTECT YOUR BELONGINGS, HEALTH, AND PEACE OF MIND AND STAY AS FAR AS POSSIBLE FROM THIS APARTMENT COMPLEX. BEWARE!!!!!

Brumby Lofts - apartments - Updated October 2026

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