QUARTERS OXFORD Apartments

do not recommend this is the all time worst place to stay and I will never recommend anyone I know or a stranger to stay there!!! This is the worst experience and time that I have ever had which was at The Oxford quarters!!!! If I could give them a zero for a review I would!!!

complex is the help community assistance. But if I can't trust management to keep their word and manage a property efficiently, it's all for nothing. I wouldn't recommend people live here even with the new renovations.

Ave, I easily adjusted to the area. The cons of living here were that I had horrible roommates my first year. They were filthy and rude. Another con is that I did not have all the high end finishes that some of the newer places provided, but you get what you pay for. I would pay $469 over $700 any day as a college student because I wasn't home much anyway. Overall the place is a great place to live for those on a budget or for those who would much rather spend their money on shopping :)

issues - The gates worked half the time, which made them basically useless. The tennis courts only had two of the four lights functioning, so if you volleyed the ball diagonally across the court in the late evening, you could continue to play. The cards used to get into the apartment will randomly stop working, which happened with two of the three in our apartment. In the computer center, two of the computers would not work at all, which left two functioning computers. When you could actually get on a computer, there was no paper 90% of the time, so the free printing is only free if you bring your own paper. The gym and pool were decent, but you can find much better at other apartment complexes or the Turner Center. 3. Nothing done about problems reported on check-in sheet - There were many problems that I enumerated on my check-in sheet, and no action was taken to correct them. Namely, the middle drawer on the dresser in my room would barely open, the drawers that hang from the refrigerator door were taped together from where they had broken and frequently fell out of the refrigerator, and the hot water handle for the kitchen sink was unscrewed such that it had to be turned a certain way every time so that the water would turn off. 4. Unprofessional office staff - Upon leaving, all three of us were charged $100 for a chair replacement fee. Apparently, the love-seat was damaged, but was unreported on the check-in sheet (of which they do nothing about - see above). I emailed them questioning it, but did not get a response until I emailed them again a full week later. It was stated that the reason they didn't respond was that they were just too busy answering emails in the order in which they were received. Somebody must not have been doing their job, because almost anyone can answer 100 emails a day, and not until I wrote a strongly-worded email did I get a response. I'm almost out of characters, but I could go on. Make a wise decision.