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.

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!

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

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!

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!

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!

Finding a great place to live in Nashville is hard enough, but my apartment search came with a…read moremassive hurdle: I didn't have standard W2 income. Most property management companies would have immediately stamped a "no" on my application and moved on. Fortunately, I met Madi Rose at The Morris. Madi was the leasing agent who gave me my initial tour, and she genuinely worked miracles to help me get approved and moved in. On top of being a miracle worker with the application process, her tour was top-tier and made me fall in love with the building immediately. The Units & Amenities The apartments here are sleek, modern, and renovated. You get high ceilings, stainless steel appliances, and gorgeous dark walnut floors and cabinets. Noise insulation is incredible--despite being in Music City and right near Vanderbilt (a mix that usually guarantees late-night noise), I have literally never been bothered by sound. The thick concrete construction does heavy lifting here. The community amenities are equally impressive: -19th-Floor Sky Deck: The rooftop pool, gym, lounge, and deck sit 19 floors up with incredible views. -Music Practice Room: A clutch addition for a city full of musicians. -Package Security: Concierge handles packages reliably, so you never have to worry about missing deliveries. -Hotel Style Bellhop Carts: It's probably still best for you to buy a wagon, but the building has hotel-style carts you can use. Service & Maintenance -Madi has remained an absolute lifesaver post-move-in. Whenever I've had questions, she's super communicative and makes sure I feel heard. Case in point: when I couldn't find my ONT box for fiber internet, she personally walked me through taking down the Leviton panel to get plugged in. That level of hands-on support is super rare. AT&T's phone rep couldn't even do that. -Maintenance is just as sharp. I had a minor issue with my dishwasher, put in a ticket, and they were at my door same-day to get it fixed quickly. The Minor Nitpicks No place is 100% perfect, so a couple of realistic notes: -The Floors: The wood floors have a wax coating that had a few pre-existing scuffs/breaks when I moved in. -Window Coverings: The electronic window shades are a cool feature, but the fabric is a bit sheer. If you need pitch-black darkness to sleep, you might struggle with the light bleed. -Parking: The garage is (mis)managed by Metropolis, which comes with the usual Metropolis headaches--zero enforcement for people double-parking or squeezing massive F-350s into designated compact spots. The Verdict I've lived in plenty of terrible apartments over the years, and I honestly don't remember ever giving a 5-star review to a residential building before. Trust me when I say The Morris is easily the best complex I've ever lived in. Between the management, the building quality, and the amenities, I'm fully planning on staying here for the next 2 to 3 years.

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!

This apartment building is full of Toxic Black Mold. My…read moreapartment is all Black Mold. The management team is awful. They consistently ignored the problem, telling me it was my fault. Ridiculous. DON'T move here regardless how many months free rent they want to shell out

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 !

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 genuinely liked living here until the new management company took over. I lived at this property…read morefor a year and had virtually no issues under the previous management. The last month, however, has completely changed my opinion of this place. The biggest issue has been the way residents are treated. I received a lease renewal quoting me approximately **$6,000/month**, despite my current rent being around **$3,000/month**. When I questioned the pricing and ultimately declined to renew, I was met with extremely unprofessional communication from management, including an email from the leasing manager that I felt was insulting and condescending toward me. What makes the situation even more absurd is that after I said I would not be renewing, **the exact same apartment was listed for approximately $2,900/month**. So I am genuinely confused how management can claim that $6,000 was the new "base rent" for my apartment, only to immediately advertise that same apartment for less than I was already paying once I declined the renewal. And unfortunately, the rent situation isn't even the only problem. **Parking is absolutely horrendous.** Finding a parking space can be nearly impossible, which is ridiculous for the amount residents are paying to live here. **The dog park is disgusting.** There is frequently dog poop everywhere and the smell can be unbearable. **The pool has repeatedly had issues** and has been out of service multiple times. Most recently, it was covered in what appeared to be mold or moss, which is especially concerning for a shared amenity. **The trash chutes have broken repeatedly**, and when valet trash wasn't operating, residents were instructed to carry their trash downstairs themselves. The one time I did this, I noticed what appeared to be homeless people staying in the trash areas, which made me feel extremely unsafe. What I find most frustrating is the disconnect between what management says about "valuing" and "appreciating" residents and how residents are actually treated. I have never experienced a situation where I was given a renewal price that was roughly **double my current rent**, questioned it, declined to renew, and then watched the advertised price for the exact same apartment drop below my original rent. After a year of living here, I can honestly say that the change in management has completely changed my opinion of this property. **I would not recommend living here to anyone, and honestly, I wouldn't recommend it to my worst enemy.**

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!

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.