Legends of Dunwoody

******attention *****do not move here i have squirrels in my fire place and was over run by millipedes the apartment floods when they pressure clean the steps and smells like mildew. theres ***mold*** in my bathroom they promised me a new unit and then gave it away a week before i was supposed to transfer. the new manager doesnt give a f@#k about your issues and the employee’s act like there doing you a favor just talking to you about problems and issues with the unit you pay for. jonathan gave me his word to fix my issues then acted like he couldnt be bother with a loyal tenent of 3 years. they are super nice when you move in but as soon as they have your money you see there real side. i know 5 other residents that moved in the last 4 months. they showed me a units that had to have 50 dead roaches on the floor my girl friend threw up after that. on my daughters life this really happened… they said they would call pest control i said he call the corrinor i never seen that many dead roaches… my carpet smells like mold and they just dont care… my lease is up in september thank you lord… this isnt a im bitter review its a i love people and dont want any one to go thru what they have taken me thru… do your self a huge favor and runnnnn…

Mold, roaches, water damaged walls are just a few things you will live with here so just stay away if you can. We moved here out of state, was shown a nice model and picked the layout we wanted however when we came with a moving truck we were given a completely different layout. Let’s just say my daughters bedroom is the living room! They did nothing but let us sign a 6 month lease at the same rate. A year and a half later we are so ready to leave. When your finances are slim this is the place for you, the rent is priced good to make you move here but you have to suffer the entire time with the things I mentioned at the beginning. And a smelly AC. Imagine smelling mold every time your air comes on. Maintenance is clueless and all the do is paint over everything and say it’s fixed. Overall the best thing I can say is we did feel safe and I guess that is all that mattered at this point but again WE ARE SO READY TO MOVE!

All I can say is DON’T MOVE HERE!!! I have lived here 3 years. When I first came it was nice for the price. Three management changes later it is horrible. My toilet constantly over flows and they say there is nothing they can do about it? One of our showers has no water pressure. We had a leak from the upstairs unit and it took them four months with a big gaping hole in our living room wall (which we constantly feared the cat would fall in to) and we still hear water running down the wall? We have black mold on one shower ceiling. We had to have our used refrigerators replaced 4 times before we got one without a leaking ice maker (losing the groceries inside each time). Every time the lease comes up for renewal they raise the price??? They took out the dumpsters and gave us little 13 gallon trash cans which they charge us monthly for that we can only put out on certain days or be fined. We are moving out this month and I can’t wait. Nightmare on the Treelodge PKWY!!!

I have been waiting for someone to contact me back about a hole in the ceiling of my bathroom, caused from a leak from the bathroom above me. This is the second time someone has come to «fix» the leak and nothing is fixed it just keeps getting worse. My storage unit was mysteriously re-​keyed however nobody can tell me why nor have I been giving a new key for it. Centipedes and roaches might as well be my roommates at this point, I have stopped holding my breath on anyone getting rid of them at this point.

We moved in April of 2014. It is now the end of August, of the same year.
We liked the property when we saw it, and were on a bit of a time crunch, so we went with it. Found then through ProMove, and it turned out, as we got late into the process, that the price they quoted ProMove and told us was actually less than the apartment we were getting goes for, by about $ 60 or so. I was irritated at this, but time was a factor, so I assumed it was an honest mistake and moved on.
Since moving in, we have had three different water leaks with the air conditioner, though so were repaired quickly. They are the only things that have been.
Our dishwasher stopped working entirely. Wouldn’t turn on or anything. It took them SIX WEEKS, many multiple calls to the office, two different people looking at it, and finally an e-​mail to the property manager to get it replaced.
Just before the e-​mail, again six weeks into this whole ordeal, I was told that not only had a new one not been ordered, but a THIRD person would have to come out and verify that it was actually broken and needed to be replaced before they’d even order a new one, but that the third person should be by that night. They never showed, which was a running theme with this. The property manager e-​mailed me back after communicating with the head of maintenance, and it turned out he wasn’t even aware it needed to be replaced. I know this, because their conversation was attached, though I think this wasn’t done intentionally.
After the e-​mail, the dishwasher was replaced within two days, with a brand new, as cheap as was seemingly possible dishwasher. Here’s the fun part: it doesn’t clean anything! Even when dishes come out of it looking clean, there’s still residue and a slimy film on them, and it’s working so poorly that it can’t even wash away all the detergent in the machine, so it ends up streaking down the side of the door and into the bottom of the machine.
So now, I am six days into waiting for someone to come look at it again. I placed my second call to the office yesterday, a Wednesday, and before she realized there was already an open ticket for me she said they were «pretty much caught up» so they should get to me pretty quick. Then she found the ticket, open for five days, and said she would talk to the guy, and her should be out that day. It’s now a day later, and nothing. So I will now have to place call number three, just to get someone to come out.
But wait, it gets better.
Upon moving in, we provided them with the account number from our gas provider, so they knew we had gas service. Four months later, we get a note on our door (on a day I was home all day, so I know they didn’t even try to knock and actually talk to me) saying it has «come to their attention» that we don’t have a gas account for the apartment. They gave us ONE DAY to call GasSouth, who we weren’t customers with, and switch the account into our name, and pay the total charges on that account for the last four months, or they were going to have our service disconnected. I guess, had we been out of town for a couple days, we would’ve just returned home to no gas service.
Upon calling the office, I was told that it was a problem with GasSouth charging them for units that were with other companies, and all we had to do was being a copy of our bill up to the office. None of this was in the letter they left on our door, of course. I guess needlessly threatening your tenants is the way they decide to handle things.
We also have the bug problems I’ve seen others complain about. As hard as it is to get them to come out for anything that isn’t an active water leak, I haven’t even tried to get them to deal with that yet.
Additionally, if you get a package through the mail, it is left at the front office. There is supposed to be a sticker left on your door to let you know there’s a package waiting. This part has happened once so far. I’ve had two packages sent back because I didn’t even know they were there, and the office made no attempt to notify us before simply returning it. Essentially, you cannot receive an unexpected package in the mail, unless you check in with the office virtually every day, because the chances seem better you won’t be notified you have something waiting than they do that you actually will be. Just the level of service you can expect here!
On top of all of this, for some reason the power goes out here CONSTANTLY. This is at least the fourth time in the last month I’ve been sitting here without power. I don’t know if it’s their problem, or Georgia Power’s problem, but either way it’s completely ridiculous.
Add all of it together, and you get one star, and a tenant that will not be renewing his lease when it is up.
Avoid Legends of Dunwoody. They clearly do not care about their tenants.

This is my first and last year here. My remaining 2 months can not pass quickly enough.
If you ever have a problem, that’s too bad. You can’t get them on the phone and leaving voice messages doesn’t help either.
Keep reading too, because you’re going to be laughing by the time I am done.
They like to close early for «paperwork»
Pretty convenient for someone who works until 5 and can’t get there in time due to work.
The bugs are outrageous. Seriously, roaches everywhere since day one. I have to buy my own pesticides because they don’t care about it.
The leasing office looks incredible, so do those tennis courts and the fitness center. Pool is fantastic too, but what good is that if your apartment catches on fire?
How are those two related, you might ask?
Well, our furnace hadn’t been inspected since 2004! So, when we moved in late 2013 and it started to get cold, it got turned on. IT CAUGHT FIRE. Luckily, my room mate was home and smelled it and was able to get it extinguished.
The only reason I gave it 2 stars is because the neighbors have been cool so far and there isn’t much noise. We did have some gunshots a few weeks ago, but we knew the area wasn’t particularly safe and I stay, well, heavily «prepared»
Thanks for taking the time to read this and seriously, consider going somewhere else. I’m a really laid back guy and it takes a lot for me to write a review.

I’ve been here 11 YEARS!!! And this new valet trash $ 25, an additional $ 25 to my rent… and they’re raising my rent $ 40 is RIDICULOUS!!! The valet trash increas will take effect when you renew your lease! Send an email to the property manager
TO COMPLAIN! How about asking the residents if this is a service we want BEFORE implementing it! Sounds like someone is getting kick-​backs from this decision!

DO NOT MOVE HERE! I have lived here for the last two years. Typically when a complex changes management, the new management company tends to treat the residents better than the old one. Not in this case. The complex is now ran by EOS property management. Nothing has been done to upgrade the units nor the complex in whole, but yet the office, the tennis courts, and the pool area has seen every bit of a $ 20,000 renovation. So just in my unit alone here is what is wrong, but be aware the rent went up by almost $ 100. The dishwasher has been broke for going on 11 months, the insulation around the heating and air unit has been ripped off by a repairman and has been that way for almost a year now. Also I have found several pieces of clear masking tape that has been painted over and come to find out that was their way of covering holes in the wall instead of just repairing them like they should have. Now we have had a water leak in our apartment for almost three days now and after three phone calls and a trip to the office it should be fixed tomorrow, so they say. But this is only after going down to office to complain because I was thinking of our safety enough to take the cover off of the washing machine plug-​in to notice there was water sitting in the junction box. So during the numerous trips that maintenance made into our apartment not once did they happen to turn off the breaker to the washer and dryer. So in short if you care about your safety and what your money is used for I would spend the few extra bucks and go stay at another complex that actually cares about their residents and stay the heck away from this place.

I just moved moved in here and it was the worst mistake of my life. Now I am stuck in a 12 month lease. First off, KAREN is horrible and should not work there. Please never go to her. She seemed all friendly at first and then me and my boyfriend came in to sign the lease on a Tuesday and she said the people had already moved out and they were cleaning it out and getting it ready to move in. We were suppose to get our keys to move in on the 29^th, which was a Friday. But it was Black Friday so they were closed and Karen said we can come get the keys on Saturday the next day but she would be out of town but the keys would be ready for us. Well my boyfriend goes to get the key Saturday, they didn’t even know what he was talking about, Karen didn’t tell anyone about it and they said the apartment hasn’t even been cleaned yet or anything. My boyfriend ALREADY paid for a uhual to move our washer/​dryer in on Sunday and the people said we couldn’t get the keys until Monday. Well then when finally we get to see inside the apartment on Monday it is NOTHING like what the pictures show on the website and what they show you when they give a tour. The appliances were old and not up to date and there was no microwave, chips all on the wall. It was horrible. I am so unhappy. And it’s all because of Karen. She lied to us, mislead us, and is very unprofessional.

I wasn’t happy with my experience at all. I broke my lease less then a month of living there due to a millipede infestation and the staff not willing to help me with the situation. I have an extreme fear of bugs and it didnt seem to matter to the agents. It was a mistake to move in to that complex without reading reviews.

The Legends of Dunwoody ignored 3 years of on-​time payments from good tenants and slapped us with a month-​to-​month rental fee at the end of our lease because we let them know 30 days out that we were moving instead of 60. I feel these are wrongful/​bulling tactics to wring more money out of their tenants before they leave. We tried working something out with the leasing office, but much like the days of the nazi’s they’re «just following orders» from the big office and wouldn’t try to work anything out. In our defense, this was our first rental property, and unfortunately we had to learn the hard way about rental properties’ strong-​arm tactics to leech money from their tenants. One thing they’ve done successfully is guarantee that we will never rent from them again, even though we enjoyed our stay there for the most part.