Looks scummy! Trash inside the grounds, plants in breeze ways that restrict walking through. In one…read moreperson apartment, the stove doesn't work and hasn't been replaced also water seeps up from the floor inside apartment on the ground level. Roaches left untamed. Grass needs mowed. Nobody should have to keep a lease, contract paying 900 a month and not getting the stuff replaced or fixed by the people thats responsible to fix or replace it!! Slum Lords at its finest in this complex! The whole place needs condemned. Best advise? Don't move here and secondly.......move out ASAP! News station needs called and to shame them publicly for the awful conditions they make people with set incomes and under a contract to keep them there. It's shameful!!​

This place is A dump! The heat source is lousy in the winter and they won't turn on the air…read moreconditioner and it's been 80 degrees in my apartment for two days straight!

I love these apartments. They are nice inside and well kept. It's quiet and the neighbors are nice…read more Definitely better than others I've seen locally. Great place to live!

Sunshine came in and literally rescued our ranch house remodel project! To say that she is…read moreresourceful and creative would be an understatement. Sunshine is the ultimate client advocate and can handle anything - big or small. Her attention to detail and willingness to go the extra, extra mile turned our project into the dream home we had been wishing for!

I can't believe I've never reviewed the cute little design and decor shop in the shipping…read morecontainer! There's something so great about a shop that has such an expertly curated selection. Rather than a bunch of stuff, some of which is not great, you get a smaller selection of really modernist home decor, well-designed speakers, candles and candlesticks, art books, floating shelves, and more. The chalkboard candles she has right now are some of the best I've ever smelled. I know you have some friends you absolutely never know how to buy for... because I know I do. This is the place to come - because you'll probably like just about everything in here. Plus, the clever use of a small space is worth seeing and supporting. I'm pretty sure she was the first to launch the shipping container trend in OKC, which can now be seen at Oklahoma Contemporary and Deep Deuce.