CoHo Apartments

times here than in other Atlanta/Fulton County properties I have lived (and with less occupants and one less bathroom). Water bill for a 2/1 apartment is $100-$150 a month!! Management has no explanation or solution. Also, walls are very thin - typical of apartment living so not a huge problem for me, but if hearing your neighbors up at 3 am on a weeknight is a no-go, don't rely on the complex to really address the behavior.

parking. Especially when there are non-community members parked in the space directly behind my building. Not to mention you may get a ticket for parking on the street. The parking is a huge issue but the fact that I have taken this to management numerous times only to be told there is nothing they can do, or "I don't know what to tell you." We have lived here 3 months and they have gone through management and staff a couple of times already. Our smart home device also never works, yet nothing has been done about it. We pay for pest control and trash pickup. Neither of which do we receive. Our sewer bill is 4 times our water bill... Again, I would feel differently if management made an attempt to resolve these issues, but that haven't. This could be a great place, if they took care of their residents and management knew a little bit about customer service.

charges. They have been solely concerned with grabbing as much money as possible from tenants since they took over. This is sad, because we had previously enjoyed living at COHO. Despite the old/small layouts of the apartments, the location and the overall experience of living at that location was great. I would sadly recommend looking elsewhere until Venterra is no longer involved.

expense. The pool has been open on time 0/3 summers and currently is out of commission for the 6th week in a row and will be closed 4th of July. No considerations are being made to any resident for the missed pool time and any attempt for compensation has been met with resistance. When looking in Atlanta this location is great. I would advise the Jane or the Monroe as they have a working pool, plenty of parking and competitive pricing for the area. They also have better views of the golf course and easy access to the belt line as COHO.

a 5 minute walking or driving distance. On more than one occasion I've walked to Houston's, Gusto!, CVS, Red Bandana, Pho King and so many other places either to eat or run errands without a vehicle. So even if your car is in the shop, you can still get everything done! The apartment complex is also EXTREMELY pet friendly! Our dog loves living here and always tries to make her way into the leasing office to say "hi" to the staff. The Beltline is a stone-throw away for a nice long walk with your dog and there is a small, but convenient on-site dog park. I've never had a maintenance issue in our apartment since we moved in, but the maintenance supervisor has already been so incredibly helpful to me in the past. He always asks how things are in my apartment and if I needed anything and he's very warm to me and my dog. The same goes for the current apartment manager, Jorge. He is very thorough and has followed up with me on several occasions with respect to my questions about guest parking, pool policy, and lease renewal. You can always drop in to see him, but if not--you can send him an email and he will usually reply the same day. The property itself always has great curb appeal. The landscapers do a fantastic job of keeping everything looking really nice- no matter the time of the year. There is an onsite gym, pool, and clubhouse that are all meticulously maintained. However, the real reason I rented at CoHo was because of the KITCHENS! I really love my kitchen. While the backsplash is gorgeous and the white cabinets & granite countertops are STUNNING, the selling point for me was the GAS STOVE. If you love to cook as much as I do, this is a rare find, especially in Atlanta. Lastly, I love the neighborhood we live in. My neighbors are all really great and always say hi to me in a very southern-hospitality kind of way. I'm excited for any upcoming resident socials so I can meet more of my neighbors and offer to dog-sit!

they do it. I could go on and on but I think you get the point. Do yourself a favor and live somewhere else.