Stunning. I have…read moreattended a couple of parties at private residences at the Terrazzo and also helped produce a pop-up retail event in the vacant main-floor retail area of this beautiful building. Both experiences were very memorable with much credit to the elegance and fabulous location. At this time, only 4 unit are left for the residential sector and that comes as no shock to me! The unit we partied in for NYE offered gorgeous floor to window views of the cityscape that made the nearly 12 foot ceilings in the unit seem miles away. We were able to catch the fireworks from the ample terrace areas too! Naturally the units are well appointed with gourmet kitchens, bamboo floors, and luxurious bathrooms. The rooftop pool is a class act that I am looking forward to splashing around while the LEED certified greeness also adds to the growing list of amenities. As a person who is still wailing and depressed over having to sell my loft in St. Louis when I moved to Nashville, I enjoy the high-rise lifestyle and am getting itch to move back into one. What better neighborhood to do so as well! The Gulch is centrally located in the city with bustling dining and shopping options to boast. Fantastic businesses such as yoga studios, grocery stores, coffee shops, and more keep opening their doors too! Bottom line: If the Terrazzo is in your price range, it's a marvelous choice to consider as your residence.

I love The Residences at Capital View! The area is terrific and very walkable, and the building is…read moreclean, with an excellent, friendly, and professional staff. I especially loved working with Patti, one of the leasing agents here. I've known her as a resident for several years, and she was invaluable and savvy in helping me renew my lease this year. The maintenance staff, including Moe and Ryan, and our outstanding concierge, Stanley, are accommodating, upbeat, and seem to enjoy working here, which adds that extra special touch. Thank you to everyone on the team for all that you do! I highly recommend moving here!

Unfortunately, our experience at Capitol View has been extremely disappointing, leading us to not…read morerenew our lease and jump at the opportunity to leave. Our first issue with the building started when we first moved, when we discovered a significant roach infestation in our original apartment, which ultimately required us to relocate to another unit within the property. This experience was traumatic and unacceptable for a "luxury" apartment. However, even with the roaches, the worst problem capital view has is the management. Over Labor Day weekend I saw a man hiding in a stall in the women's locker room, which led me to telling management about the incident. Given the nature of the incident, we expected management to conduct a thorough investigation, address any security vulnerabilities, and clearly communicate what steps were being taken to protect residents. Instead, the first response I received from management, who is still employed there, was that "they would not have been liable if anything were to happen to me." Regardless of the fact that this statement is blatantly incorrect, that type of response is extremely inappropriate in a situation like this. Management chose to take zero steps to mitigate a potentially dangerous situation, such as installing cameras in the hallway outside of the locker room or installing a lock on the door. They also misrepresented the steps they claimed they were taking to address the issue. We discovered this by asking security whether those measures were actually being implemented, and security told us that they had never even been informed of the incident. If that were not enough, management then told residents that I was lying about the situation when those residents brought their own concerns to management regarding the same issues. They also claimed that they did not see a man on the cameras, while, in the same breath, telling me that there were no cameras in that hallway capable of showing who was entering or exiting the women's locker room. These statements are directly contradictory and further demonstrate the lack of transparency and seriousness with which management handled the situation. Between our experience with the pest infestation, having to relocate apartments, and the subsequent handling of a serious security concern, we ultimately lost confidence in the property and its management. If you're considering renting here, I strongly recommend looking elsewhere. Residents should be able to feel safe and confident that serious concerns will be taken seriously. Unfortunately, that has not been our experience at Capitol View.

Overall great place to live - nice staff and well kept amenities. The little community is probably…read moremy favorite feature of this place. One City Pl hosts many fun events and has several restaurants, coffee shop, and a gym. There is also security so I always feel safe walking around at night. The two main downsides are: 1) Package room is a mess without designated lockers. Sometimes you will be in there for 10 minutes trying to find your package although the staff tries their best to organize it. Coming from a place with designated Luxer lockers, this was definitely unpleasant. 2) This one is unit specific but if you have other options, do not pick the units facing the garage right above the dumpsters. The dumpster truck will come by every single morning and wake you up between 6-7am (sometimes even weekends). Spoke to management about it several times but it is still recurring. Due to its proximity to the dumpster, giant roaches will make its way up through the balcony and bathtub perimeters.

Toured The Shay and thought the property looked great. Unfortunately, my experience with the…read morequalification process was considerably less positive. I have very strong financials, although they are somewhat unconventional because I am self-employed and my business is relatively new. I was told that the income requirement for the apartment I wanted was approximately $67,000 annually. I explained that documenting my income in the same manner as a traditional W-2 employee could be more difficult, but that I could demonstrate substantial liquid cash reserves. I was then told by the assistant manager that, in order to qualify based on assets, I would need to show an **average cash balance of approximately $67,000 in my bank account over six months**. That is an extraordinarily high alternative standard. Requiring someone to maintain $67,000 in cash is simply not economically comparable to requiring a W-2 employee to earn $67,000 over the course of an entire year. Someone earning a $67,000 salary is obviously not expected to keep the equivalent of their entire gross annual income sitting in a bank account. I cannot speak to whether what I was told reflects The Shay's formal written policy, a particular interpretation of that policy, or a decision specific to my application. I can only describe what was communicated to me. From my perspective, however, the result was an unnecessarily rigid qualification process that did not seem to meaningfully account for an applicant's actual financial position or ability to pay. **Update in response to management's reply to my original review:** There is no misunderstanding about what I was told. I understand the stated interest in protecting the "financial stability of your community." My criticism is that the alternative qualification standard communicated to me did not appear reasonably comparable to the standard applied to a conventional W-2 applicant. I offered to demonstrate substantial liquidity and financial resources. Rather than engaging further with those financials or discussing whether another reasonable method of qualification was available, I was told that qualifying based on assets would require maintaining an average cash balance roughly equal to the entire annual income requirement. That is the substance of my criticism. A $67,000 annual salary requirement and a requirement to maintain approximately $67,000 in cash are materially different financial thresholds. Calling that distinction a "misunderstanding" does not address the concern I raised. I liked the property itself. I simply found this aspect of the qualification process unnecessarily inflexible and, particularly for self-employed applicants with significant assets, difficult to justify from a practical financial perspective. **1st update** As should be apparent from management's latest response to my review, this is a highly corporatized apartment community with a very stringent script that they must follow. I am simultaneously disappointed and unsurprised to once again have my concerns be dismissed as a misunderstanding rather than poor policy. I can't imagine what it'd be like to live here and require management's help if they are this incapable of professionally resolving an issue during the application process. Fortunately, I found an apartment community with significantly better management where I've been happily and easily paying for a unit that is more expensive than the one I considered leasing at The Shay. **Final update** Management updated their response after my previous update to now remove the line about miscommunication but double down that they are simply protecting the financial stability of their community. At this point it's clear that they are incapable of understanding my point. They appear to be prepared to do anything but admit that they possibly made a mistake. I won't do this back and forth any further. I will simply restate my thesis one final time: if management chose to turn away a highly qualified renter and then continuously miss the very valid point that I raised, are they remotely capable of resolving any other potential disputes directly and professionally?

If you're looking for a no-frills, no bells and whistles place to live, SkyHouse Nashville is NOT…read morewhat you're looking for. From the moment you step into the lobby, you're greeted by Bob, a super friendly man with fun daily riddles who is likely to win Best Dressed if awards are given out! As residents move about the building, it feels more like a community, not just an apartment complex. Bridget, Kelly, and Christina were *beyond* helpful from the start to finish, answering any all and questions...though there weren't many because they cover EVERYTHING you can think of prior to move in. The complex is so CLEAN and nice, the amenities are top notch, and the rooftop views are gorgeous! Honestly, every view from the apartment is great! There are plenty of options to choose from when selecting a place to live that's close to campus, but Skyhouse is the BEST!

Within 72 hours of living here I witnessed a kid napping in the parking garage. It happened at…read more5:30am to a cleaning staff member. The concierge was sitting less than 10 yards away with camera footage and didn't hear/do anything. I wrote an email to the office and let them know of the situation to see what was going to happen or if they needed anything from me past of what I provided to the Police. I was told that the parking garage is 3rd party and anything that happens in there isn't Skyhouse's problem. KEEP THAT IN MIND. Which brings me to the Parking garage; it's horrible! Poorly designed and non-functional during high traffic times. With one entrance/exit, there's oncoming traffic you are sharing the lane with. The spots are also very very small! If you have a larger car you have to park up on the top floors to avoid your car getting hit/scratched/dented. There was a second safety issue that occurred 3 months after I moved in where a resident (female) was attacked by another resident (male) in the dog park. Once again, concierge sitting less than 10 yards away with security footage and didn't do anything. Residents in the building from the 15th floor heard this girl screaming for her life and came down to help Her! Several residents got involved and the office took over a month to do anything about the situation. The concierge are absolutely useless; they're rude, act annoyed at all times and are basically there to just sign for packages. Christina is the only competent/kind person that works there! She is thoughtful and helpful and SkyHouse doesn't deserve her! The leasing office is also useless, Kelly is an entitled bitch! She walks around the property like she is above all and doesn't look at you, smile, or acknowledge residents. The office staff enforced a rule during most of 2020 that they wouldn't be helping residents in office, everything had to be virtual. Yet Kelly was seen leaving residents apartments/riding the elevator after a night out and congregating in the lobby on weekend nights without a mask while hanging out. SkyHouse also handled covid extremely poor! They refused to enforce residents to follow mandates set for the city of Nashville. They have signage posted to wear a mask and only 4 people to the elevator but this place is overrun by college kids who don't give a shit! The elevators are often turned off/not working, leaving 1 in use for 24 floors of people! I have spent up to 40 minutes waiting in the lobby for an elevator due to this. When there is only 1 elevator working/running the residents get annoyed and pack in the elevators when the rule is 4! The college student population also contributes to the overcrowding of the property. Due to covid Vanderbilt turned most of their dorms into quarantine rooms which left hundreds of students to find housing at the last minute. SkyHouse allows for 2 people per bedroom, plus 1 per common area, per apartment. That means there were 5 people living in 2 bedroom apartments and treating them like dorms. A local Vanderbilt student/blogger created an entire YouTube video about it and did a tour of her apartment where there were 5 girls living. These additional bodies create so much more congestion in the parking garage, amenity areas and common areas. I attempted to raise covid/safety concerns with the regional manager and he didn't email me back. At the 3 day mark I had to call the corporate office to get his direct managers contact for a resolution. He miraculously emailed me back immediately and let me out of my lease. Bottom line is that SkyHouse has advertised themselves as a luxury apartment complex in the midtown area. They do have nice amenities and apartment fixtures but for me it was not worth the price for the apartments and the amount of college kids running the building and security/safety issues. The lack of compassion and service from Simpson housing was also an issue and there are much better options in the area. When you are renting me a property, you essentially work for me. If I could give 0 stars I would.

I recently moved to 1111 Church Apartments in downtown Nashville, TN, and I have to say, I…read moreabsolutely love it! The property is clean, well-maintained, and in a great location. The location is truly awesome, with everything downtown Nashville has to offer right outside your door. Katie Waldrop, the manager, was outstanding throughout my move-in process. She was able to answer all of my questions and was always willing to help in any way she could. Bre Russell has also been extremely helpful and does a great job making sure the residents are treated well. The entire team at 1111 Church Apartments is awesome, and their customer service really stands out. If you're looking for a new home in downtown Nashville, I highly recommend giving 1111 Church Apartments a look. It's a fantastic place to call home!

Amongst the many properties i've had the pleasure of visiting, 1111 Church Nashville is amongst the…read morebest and provides a class-A luxury experience. The property team as a whole is known for being as amazing as they are & I feel that is partially the reason for this property being amongst the best. Would absolutely recommend 1111 Church to anyone looking for a place in the heart of downtown Nashville!

The people leaving good reviews here must be owners renting out. Do not rent here, especially if…read morethe owner uses a third party to manage the apartment - whose name starts with an A. Even one of the building office employees told me that they have heard many complaints from tenants who rent through A*** properties. The building manager whose name also starts with an A does not care about you either. The maintenance people of the BUILDING (not your apartment) are super nice and wonderful people.

When you rent an apartment, you give the landlord a lot of information about yourself and very…read moreoften you've only visited the apartment for 10 or 15 minutes. So I hope this thorough review helps you decide if the Enclave condominium is the right place for you. First off, if you're considering living in a condo in the midtown area, then the Enclave should be on your list. It is a beautiful and spacious condo complex near Vandy, Belmont, and Green Hills that has been recently renovated. I have been a resident here for the past 3 years now. I live in a 2 beds 2 baths condo unit with my sister and we love it. One of the things that really drew me to this place was the tall windows with amazing views of nature. I love when the natural light illuminates a room on a bright sunny day. Great for the neural cells. That's what you get when you live here. There are high ceilings throughout and a spacious living room. The dining area is good sized. There's a master bedroom with en suite bathroom. The other bedroom and bathroom are separate from one another. Both bedrooms have walk-in closets. The Kitchen features stainless steel appliances, granite countertops, cooktop, Oven and ample storage. It also includes a built-in wine cooler, dishwasher, microwave, and a nice fridge. You also get a washer and dryer in the unit. I have to say that one of the drawbacks of my unit is the carpet. Our condo unit is carpeted throughout, except in the kitchen, bathrooms and entrance area. Ideally, i would've prefer all wooden floors because no one likes to deal with carpet stains. I know I don't! It's not a huuuuuge big deal tough. The amenities are some of the best features of this complex. First, the complex has a gated entrance to the community. As a resident, you get two parking passes, 1 visitor parking pass (for your guests), and 1 garage parking spot. The Enclave features a Fitness center- Bike Room - Package Room - Work area with Free WiFi - Clubhouse with pool table and TV - Event space (with reservations) - Free Coffee. The Coffee area has a Starbucks brewing coffee machine and it is also stocked with tea bags, sugar and hot chocolate. Gimme!! The area is accessible 24/7 to all residents free of charge. Pet owners are most welcome. This building is pet friendly. My two beautiful Persian cats loved running around the apartment. For all my "go green" folks, the building has a recycling place, which was a plus for me. The management folks here are amazing. They would email you when you get a package delivered to the main receiving area. If you have any issues with your condo, the management will send a maintenance person to check it out. In the pre-Covid times, they would host Christmas holiday parties for all of their residents to get together. During Covid, big gatherings were not allowed obviously. The management folks followed Covid guidelines and took safety precautions to ensure everyone's safety. I am SO glad to live here and would recommend this place to anyone!

My experience is based on being a guest at the Rhythm Condos and not as a resident…read more So. If you're seeking input on noise levels between the walls, condo fees, or anything pertaining to the potential trials and tribulations of home-ownership here, you're not going to find much helpful content from me. However, I can attest to some of the amenities in this Music Row skyrise that could entice you to purchase here or at least befriend someone who does! First of all the pool area offer up a lovely view of the downtown skylne and is quite spacious with grilling areas, restrooms, and seating areas. It's not overtly luxurious but certainly well-maintained and spacious enough to host a little fete. The next feature that I appreciate is the gym on the ground floor. Mind you, it's not overly large but I previously took some personal training sessions and meet the trainer and never had an issue with accessing any workout equipment because this cozy little workout area was always empty when I came for my morning workout. The security crew is always on premise on this property and friendly and eager to accommodate. I also see tremendous value with the covered parking garage for residence as this area is quite busy and near nightlife. Complimentary onvenient guest parking is located right next to the building as well but even if those spaces are taken (which they have never been when I have parked), you can park across the street adjacent to some of the local businesses in the strip. Some of these businesses include: Mirko Pasta, Sushi Yobi, Red Rooster, Flavour, and Dan McGuiness. The location of this building is moments away from the freeway, Midtown, Downtown, Gulch, Edgehill, and more.

About 15 parked vehicles were broke into this weekend 1/5/2025 at night. Management has yet to…read moreacknowledge that this happened, I only knew about it bc I took my dog for a walk around the complex. Don't rent here! It's not safe and there are no cameras around the complex. No gates either and we've now have had multiple break-in, stolen vehicles, and unauthorized vehicles park on the premises. Management hasn't done anything about it.

Alta is very clean & safe all hours of the day. Ashton & Garrett are fantastic property managers…read more Anytime I call, they respond immediately w a solution. The pool, gym & pickleball courts are gorgeous & pristine. Maintenance men are also kind & helpful. Join our community, you can thank us later! We LUV it here!