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!

DO NOT MOVE HERE. This building is nowhere near the "luxury"…read moreexperience they advertise. The biggest issue is the management--it's absolutely terrible. Communication with residents is minimal or nonexistent, and the building is consistently mismanaged. When communication does happen, it is not timely or informative and is usually condescending. In the 8 months I've lived here, there have been around 70 car break-ins across both the free and "secure" parking areas. At least two residents have already moved out due to severe mold problems (particularly on the northwest side of the building). The building itself feels run down and outdated. Many amenities are poorly maintained or completely unusable. The front desk concierge is rarely at the desk because management is chronically understaffed and has them running errands instead. If you want to switch units within the building, they charge you $1000 just to move. You're also forced to use their $30/month trash valet, even if you live steps away from the trash chute--and right now trash is piling up because the chute is out of order. The prices listed on their website are misleading; residents pay much more, and if you want to renew without a price hike, you have to fight it out with the corporate office. One of the most disturbing issues is the handling of resident safety and welfare. During my time here, two residents in their 30s have died by suicide. In one case, the individual passed away in their apartment and went undiscovered for a month, despite multiple wellness check requests from friends, family, and the police. Management claimed "policy" prevented them from acting. The resident was only found after maintenance responded to reports of an odor. This situation was deeply troubling and raises serious concerns about the building's response protocols and duty of care. The only positives are the maintenance team and leasing staff. They are quick, friendly, and genuinely skilled. Overall, there is nothing "luxury" about this building except the rent. Save yourself the frustration and look elsewhere. Capitol View and their parent company Northwood Ravin do not care about retaining you as a resident nor do they have your well being at heart.

I have enjoyed living here for about 6 months. I did get a great offer when I signed the lease, so…read moreI am not sure what the cost is now (and it depends on what the offer is on if I stay, google rents in Nashville negotiaion is in the renters favor currently). It is no frills with reguards to amenitites but you do not need tons in this location. Staff is friendly and building is pet friendly. The apartments are a little dated but easy to work with to make your own. I came from an apartment downtown where I felts unsafe ALWAYS and this location is extremely safe feeling!

I loved living at Atlas. The building is maintained well, staff is super nice and helpful, location…read moreis perfect. The units are also nicely updated. I did wish they had the electronic doors/fobs versus a physical key/fob just for pet sitting ease of use. I will say, living on the Madison St side, that road is a main thoroughfare for trucks so plan to hear trucks all day and early early mornings. I was on the 3rd floor and it was still noisy. I'd recommend a unit not facing Madison. Otherwise 5 stars!

Kaitie and Gianna are amazing! I love living here and they always host the best resident eventsread more

Very nice condos from what I've seen. My sister's boyfriend owns a condo here and I've been here a…read morefew times. Excellent location... close to everything. Outstanding views. Secure garage and lobby security. The security staff is very nice and attentive. nice pool and private park area. If i were in the market for a condo or apartment, I would definitely consider living here.

Condos usually for sale, but sometimes for rent…read more The Adelicia is 18 stories high with 186 units. It has 1-3 bedroom condos. Completed in 2008 and sold out in 2009. Pros: - rooftop, Olympic size pool - pool side lounge with catering kitchen with outdoor fire lounge and lush landscaping - residence lounge with flat screen TV - fitness center - yoga room - conference rooms - 24 hour security and concierge - 5 level garage parking - appliances- washer/ dryer, dishwasher, refrigerator, microwave - central air - heating and cooling - Taylor swift owns an apartment here! (I wish I was her neighbor...) - 20,000 square foot, private, gated park - located in Midtown - close to Vanderbilt University and hospital, downtown, Music Row, lots of restaurants and shops. * Pet friendly The first floor concierge has rental and sale listings... its somewhat rare though. Definitely a great place to live!

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!

From the owner: 1111 Church redefines amenitized luxury apartment living in Nashville, with over 52,000sf of…read moreamenities for the exclusive use of residents. Enjoy accompanied parking, retail, and first-class living in the heart of Nashville.

Lived in the Morris from 2018-2021…read more Pros: amazing concierge service (Jules is the BEST), great amenities, SO CLEAN, building inside has good security. S/o to the maintenance folks, who are so friendly and will go to the ends of the earth to fix anything. Cons: prices definitely starting to go up. More importantly, my car was broken into and the Morris did nothing about it except apologize. Security in the garage could be much improved. At the beginning of my lease most residents were in grad school/early 20s to early 30s. When I left, it seemed like the majority of residents were college kids, a trend I was happy to leave behind. All in all, would recommend the Morris to my Nashville friends.

I've lived here for the past year and really enjoyed it! The staff has been very helpful, and…read moremaintenance is completed quickly with no issues. The apartments are very modern with high-quality appliances, and the pool, fitness area, and common spaces are always clean. I'm going to miss living here so much!

Josh and Lauren are the best. I wish I had them when I moved. Their costumer service is the reason…read morewhy I love this building so much.There is one front desk lady who is super rude and just watch you struggle when I moved in. But Josh and Lauren are the best !

Overall convenient location, nicely kept building, some nice staff members, but if you are used to…read morea building that offers resident services or concierge - this building is not for you. Pros: 7th floor amenities, pool, location Cons: Zero concierge or convenient services offered 1.The 505 no longer permits food/grocery deliveries to your unit, they now require deliveries to be left downstairs on floor 1, and residents must go self service and get their own deliveries - this is a basic concierge service that most luxury buildings offer. It's a huge inconvenience for anyone that orders delivery. 2.The packages/mail is also a huge issue. They are left in a basement package room, amoungst all the other resident packages - your boxes/packages are often misplaced, lost or difficult to find. Regular mail is located on a different floor, so you must make 2 stops to pick up mail & packages. 3. The doorman/front door security is also a concern. I've been followed into the building by strangers at night, and nobody stopped them to see if they were a resident. Building entry should be closely monitored, I think it's simply just a lack of security training. Definition according to apartmentguide.com. [Concierge: helps residents with mundane tasks; such as deliveries, mail, monitoring the entry of guests, reservations. Concierge in apartments often act as a personal assistant to add convenience. Concierge buildings often come at a premium cost] Residents here pay at concierge fee, and pay a premium in rent per sq foot in this zip code - yet do not receive any of the above services, which is why many people are moving out & looking at alt options. Just leaving an honest review bc anyone moving here from a luxury/concierge type building would likely be disappointed - I wish I was informed of these things prior to signing a lease.

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.

From the owner: Terrazzo is a contemporary, green development that includes high-end condominium homes, office and…read moreretail space. Terrazzo is first LEED-certified high-rise in downtown Nashville and located in The Gulch, a walkable LEED-certified neighborhood. A limited number of upscale condominium flats and two-story residences remain available for sale. www.terrazzonashville.com

I recently moved out of crossroads a few weeks ago. I have nothing but fantastic thoughts of this…read moreapartment complex. The building is clean, well kept, and nice feeling. you can find that all over though. Where this building really exceeds the completion is the people who work there. I can't say nice enough things about Heather, Emma, and Thomas who work in the office. They're some of the most lovely people I've ever met you genuinely care about you and your experience with them. Ask any resident and they will say the same. They all deserve raises. 10/10 recommend!

Just moved in at the end of June and I love it! Mary Ann, Heather, and Emma answered any pre-lease…read morequestions I had quickly and thoroughly. And I had a lot! Everything has been great after move-in as well! Hunter and Bryce are also extremely helpful! And everyone is so nice!

I stay on the 2nd floor and I love it here. The staff is amazing and the maintenance team is the…read morebest also Antonio keeps the place super clean...

I toured The Shay after seeing a lot of strong recent reviews. The tour itself was solid -- the…read morestaff member I met seemed knowledgeable and had a good unit in mind for me. Where things fell apart was income verification. I'm self-employed. My business is newer but generating money. I explained that I could provide verified business deposits plus a significant amount of liquid assets. I simply wanted to confirm whether that structure would work before applying. Instead, I was told that to qualify, I would need to show an average bank balance of about $67,000 over six months -- essentially the equivalent of a full year's income sitting in cash. That struck me as unusually rigid and not particularly thoughtful toward self-employed applicants, even those with strong assets and credit. Maybe that's their policy. Maybe it's just how this was interpreted. Either way, I chose not to apply. If you're self-employed or have non-traditional income, you may want to consider applying to a different building.