Townview Station Apartments

If I could give zero stars I would.
Not one thing about this place is redeemable. Horrible «state of the art» gym with mostly broken equipment. A pool that didn’t open until JULY.
Staff that is rude and inconsistent. Unreliable amenities, cheaply built spaces and bugs everywhere.
Outside has the cute new «Luxury Apartments» sign. Ya well, that’s a lie.
If I could upload my formal complaints about this company I would.
My bathroom ceiling caved in due to water damage not once, not twice, but three different occasions. Soaked my carpet and ruined art and furniture in the hall. Had to replace the carpet. Then re-​replace it after a crappy job was done initially.
Staff and random workers would walk into my apartment at all hours with no notice – given a key from the Main Office with false information.
Example: Man walks in while I have the flu and on the couch. Apparently to fix something. I’m a young female living alone in Atlanta. The gentleman was given a copy of my key and was told the apartment was Vacant! Uhm-​no? So not cool. Never received an apology or explanation.
Just don’t live here.

I’ve lived here since November of 2013. I was very nervous about moving in based on the reviews but I’ve had a positive experience so far.
Maintenance has been quick about responding to calls, my sink was broken and leaking in the bathroom and I asked for it to be fixed and they actually replaced it with a new sink. Its been winter so I don’t know about how the bugs will be this summer. I’ve seen a few very tiny ones and one Palmetto bug but I’ve been getting my apartment sprayed monthly in addition to being proactive with my own insect repellents (Borax).
The train is annoying but it comes by 3 or 4 times a day, no big deal but it IS loud and literally right behind the apartment.
The WORST thing about living here is hands down the parking situation. The spots were designed extremely poorly, in addition to a bunch of idiots who don’t know how to park between the lines. Anyone complaining on reviews about their car getting hit is probably one of the fools parking over 2 lines and parking in spaces that are NOT spaces as well as parking ridiculously in ways where the entire front or back half of their car isn’t in a spot! I’m not surprised they get hit, you can barely get around some of them especially late at night.
But all in all for the price and location I am extremely happy.

all i can say is wow, i find an apt and fell in love with it. however the rules didn’t love my rental history and even though i was denied Lisa and Candayce went above and beyond trying to help me find a loophole, gathering paperwork, calling references, even going as far to getting the negative rental history expunged off my credit report!!! This staff is amazing and even though i found another place before it was resolved they never gave up AND REFUNDED MY $ 300 APP and ADMIN FEE! A+ team in the office over there I highly recommend this place they really care and want the best for their renters.

DO NOT DO IT. THIS IS NOT A PLACE TO CALL HOME.
Management was neither forthcoming about the violent crimes on the premises, nor responses to criminal activities occurring on the premises. My home was burglarized, and management refused to secure the door for several days.
Lisa is extremely condescending, rude, indifferent and unhelpful. I literally have the emails showing where I had to practically beg for my locks to be changed several days after my home was burglarized.
The mailboxes were broken into and mail was stolen. Again, management did not alert the tenants.
Please be warned that the utilities bill will be on an average an additional $ 200 per month. Hence, the rent prices are a form of bait, then they switch it on you.
Long story short, the place is unsafe, unclean, rude staff, dishonest advertising practices, crime ridden and a terrible place to call home.
Please take it from me, this is not a decent place to live.

I lived in Townview Station for nearly 2 years with my sister. Overall the apartment experience was okay and just okay not a bit over okay. I’m giving it three stars instead of two for two simple facts — price and location. The rent was pretty cheap for a place in Midtown and the location was great because it was between Midtown and Buckhead which are Atlanta areas that I frequent. It’s the only complex in a residential area on a side street between Peachtree and Northside. You can actually see Atlantic Station from the back of the complex. It was also close to my old job so it worked out well.
We did not stay in one of the upgraded apartments because none were available when we signed our lease. Our apartment looked like it stepped out of 1970 and not in a cute vintage way but in an old run down way. I mean the floors in the bathroom were fake wood which is downright ridiculous to me. Also, the walls are paper thin. We FREQUENTLY had noise problems from everything to the Amtrak train that is not even 50 feet from the complex to our raucous Mariah Carey loving upstairs neighbor. My sister complained several times to the complex as well as our neighbor directly to no avail. The staff were consistently, incredibly unhelpful. They never returned our calls or responded to our letters. My sister even tried complaining to the Connor Group and got minimal response. The only time they cared to check on us as tenants is when it was time to renew our lease. They did end up getting new staff in and they were a little better but not much.
Right before we moved out, the complex started to go further south. Residents were no longer small families and SCAD/​GA State/​Tech students but raggedy people who appeared to have no day job. I’ll say this… there was a huge van outside that had a picture of 3 Hispanic women scantily clad wearing way too much makeup, advertising for a business that did not have a clear (legit) business goal. There was also a man so drunk and high one time that he tried to break into our apartment with a belt and I had to call the police.
Clearly, it was time to go.