Eddyline Apartments

Apartments are nice but small. However there are issues I have concerning parking, storage, pool, and smoking on the property. The guest parking was taken away because of the retail stores which have yet to lease. It was made clear your car will be towed if you park in the lot or the 1^st floor of OUR OWN garage; changes made after most new residents moved in. Less than 12parking spots for guests in a complex accommodating over 300 units-​ridiculous! And to use those spots you have to get a pass from the office staff! The patios have become storage units which look really trashy. This is a non smoking facility yet management continues to overlook the matter. The noise factor continues to get worse with loud cars and young people coming and going at all hours of the night. The swimming pool is packed and too small for all the residents. Good luck ever finding a lounge chair. If you are considering this place, check things closely and ask questions before signing any contract. Rent increased substantially after a year because they think they are comparable to the Pearl. Someone needs to tell them this is the burbs!

1 bed room Apartment is great. Small room. I just moved out and they sent me a bill for water that goes back 2 months ago for $ 90. Even though they’ve been charging me monthly about $ 24. They also asked for cleaning fee. I did clean the carpet and there is no spill or damage at all.
It took me 4 times to stop by office to submit my 30 day notice. Some of their staff are very very nice and helpful. Other are clueless and don’t help at all.

I only lived at Eddyline for about 6 months. I saw them before they were fully built and knew I wanted to tour them. Right away I loved them! I walked in to the leasing office and was greeted by DeLone, she couldn’t have me look at any of the places immediately because she had others coming in for tours but said I could come back within a few hours. I came back and was so impressed, not only by the apartments but by DeLone as well. She was so friendly and worked with me through the whole process (I signed paperwork that day). The moving in process was easy and the whole time I lived there nearly everything went smoothly. The office always makes sure the residents are aware of anything going on and they are attentive to your needs.
I have so many positive things to say about these places. They have a key fob (I swear I could have left my door unlocked and felt comfortable), they are quiet, neighbors (at least in the Live/​Work building) were pleasant, and they were nearly always clean. I only have two minor negatives. One time I came home late at night and due to construction in the area nearly all the power was off. Normally this wouldn’t be a huge deal, but because of the key fob entry I wasn’t able to get into my building– thankfully I had a place to stay but I couldn’t imagine how inconvenient that would be for someone who didn’t. I called in the next morning to make sure the power was back on before I drove out there and one of the girls in the office seemed to be unaware of the incident. The only other thing is trash. You put it outside your door which is actually really nice but sometimes people put it out early or on the wrong days. Normally it’s not that concerning but there were a few instances when the whole entire hallway smelt awful. Not exaggerating when I say it was difficult to even leave my apartment without feeling sick from the smell. It even would come under the doorway. That’s definitely not an office issue though, it’s a resident one. Oh! Also it’s important to know that this is a non-​smoking community! I’m nearly positive that a neighbor of mine was smoking often when I first moved in and it would make the whole hall smell and also came through my windows when they were open. I think someone eventually complained and the office actually left flowers and a nice note at my door for being cooperative while they handled the issue (I think I got this because I was the only neighbor directly next to him).
Overall I loved these places! I ended up having to move before my lease term was up and they were really helpful with everything. Ashley P. helped me the most with this process and she responded to all of my annoying questions and concerns right away. You do have to pay a lease break fee but other than that it was simple. I did a decent cleaning and wasn’t charged anything extra. If you’re looking in the area these are definitely worth the time to look at them!

The apartments are nice and fare for the price. I’ve been living here for the past couple months and the only issues I’ve had are with the slow elevator. When your coming from your floor and hit 1 for the lobby. It takes FOREVER (in a sense) for the elevator to finally open. Also, the building is made of wood so be mindful of your neighbor above, below, left or right of you. Mine, one the weekend loves to party below me, but If I make any noise as in walking around in office shoes, loves to tap the ceiling to tell me to be quite. Quite annoying.
A few days ago after coming home from a business trip I saw my car had some nice door dings on it, I know which car it was that did it, but what can i do. If you have a nice car, just ben sure to park it next to other nice cars. Usually you wont run into problems like i have.

After questioning the cleaning fee we were referred to Greystar Management who manages their bills. I had to talk to Alicia Overstreet who after talking to me like trash (really!) said that lease says that in any case you will be charged a cleaning fee for our cleaners to make the unit ready the next tenants. So, no matter how deep you clean it, you are still going to be charged that fee! So, future tenants please keep that in mind.