From the moment I moved in, it was obvious this place only values rent checks, not tenants. The apartment was a disaster: paint splattered on the floors, cabinets chipped, walls full of holes and scratches, rusted stove burners, and mold simply spray-painted over. Roaches showed up the first night, and when I told the property manager, CJ, she shrugged it off because she hadn’t seen any during her walkthrough. (Apparently, the fact that roaches are nocturnal was news to her.) Maintenance is equally useless. Work orders are closed without being done, and when they do show up, it’s only to patch things so they can break again later. Our AC failed constantly, our power was out for nearly a week, and somehow it was magically “fixed” in 15 minutes only after I lost my patience with the office. The “amenities” don’t exist. The pool was closed the entire two years I lived there, the gym was broken and filthy, and the grounds were covered in dog waste. Even when proof was given of neighbors harassing us or dumping motor oil outside our door, management did nothing—except suggest I “buy a gun.” And for all this? Expect electric bills of $300+ a month for a basic two-bedroom. When I finally moved out, they not only kept my deposit but charged me another $160, even though it was obvious not a dime had been spent on upkeep prior to my move-in. Bottom line: this property is the definition of landlord special—rundown, pest-infested (roaches AND termites), mold-covered, and managed with condescension and neglect. If you value your health, sanity, or money, do yourself a favor and live literally anywhere else.

Do NOT rent with this pathetic place, it seems good because its cheap, but thats it. Infested with cockroaches and i mean really infested, musty carpet from move in, really poor insulation, kids who’s parents neglect them and paint with mud on your car. The apartment you move into will have appliances pre broken with a maintenance team that will take months unless you constantly contact them. And its so garbage that the management team are camped in the back area in the visitor parking with an RV. Just avoid it at all costs

DO NOT RENT HERE THE APARTMENTS ARE INVESTED WITH ROACHES AND PEST CONTROL DO NOT DO THERE JOB!!! They charge you if extra if you don’t renew your lease . Upon move in the never clean apartments !! I was informed a week after approval that it would be cleaned they waited til the day of move in to “try” and clean the apartment and it still wasn’t cleaned it had prior resident belongings still there and dog hair all over every carpet bath room was dirty and molded and and every room was infested with roaches !! PLEASE DONT WASTE YOUR TIME OR MONEY !!

Bugs, black mold, problems left and right with the door not properly shutting, and the poor insulation which will make your power bill sky rocket. Also, the general population here sucks and also their offspring. This place is far from being a good environment for college students. DO NOT LIVE HERE. Edit: Just got a charge after move out, so things like pest control (That's your job, not mine), removing pet odor, damaged cabinets from pets and b/c of cheap quality, etc. You might as well say you don't have a pet to avoid the 15$ per pet fee + pet deposit since it seems that just for their profit and not for actual repairs done from your pet. Also got charged from broken cabinets, told maintenance, and never came to fix since the quality of it probably came from Ikea. It's totally ridiculous.

Parkway Circle is a pretty solid place to live overall. The staff is friendly and maintenance is quick—they usually fix things pretty fast as long as you submit a work order through their portal. My unit had a few issues when I first moved in, but they were resolved quickly. One downside, though, is the exterior lighting around the parking lots and main entrance. A lot of those lights aren’t working, and it’s something the property really needs to address.