Station at Five Points (Student Housing) Apartments

in one apartment through college as we live far away, but instead had to find new housing for Senior year. If I could give them 0 stars I would.

give it ZERO stars! Save your money and live literally ANYWHERE else! IN ADDITION to all this, I would NOT trust the good reviews you see as they ACTIVELY give away prizes to residents ($5-$50) gift cards for writing them reviews and showing them, so do with that what you may and if you decide to live here… I wish you the best of luck, you will CERTAINLY need it!

any notice to residents and no explanation, dog poop on the floors. I had to switch rooms bc my first room was so gross was not cleaned beforehand and didn't even have a sink. Don't live here it's not worth the money!

the room they gave me was disgusting, hair in the bath tub and all, they moved me to a different apartment with the wrong room and still not cleaned. The rent is way to high, with a bunch of hidden costs that you would never see coming. The tanning bed they offer has not been cleaned once, there is lotion marks and hair all up in it. The walls and windows are paper thin and any conversation can be heard through them. The printer they offer has been out of ink for weeks, and when I told them about it, they said "I know". The elevators are disgusting with crude pictures scratched in the walls and things smeared all over (looked like poop to me). All in all, DON'T LIVE HERE, its not worth it

the door and enter the building. My daughter and other residents repeatedly called the front desk to report this situation and was told that it would be repaired. As with the TV situation, property management showed no sense of urgency. This past Saturday, my wife and I visited my daughter and had to be careful not to step in any of the numerous spots of vomit on the hallway carpeting. As of Monday, despite numerous calls to the front desk, it still had not been cleaned up. The latest issue is the "testing" of the fire alarm system. This has been going on for two days so far, and for hours on end each day. My daughter was told that this would be going on all week. In an effort to see if I can find out why this is happening, I tried calling the apartment and the Atlanta home office of the apartment complex's owner/management company (Peak Campus). Good luck with that! You simply cannot get a person to speak with, just a menu of some options that all end with "leave a message and someone will call you back." Here's the shocker -- no one calls back. This is definitely a one-and-done situation with this apartment complex. In a nutshell, my daughter and I STRONGLY advise anyone considering this complex, or any apartment associated with Peak Campus, to look elsewhere. There is a reason for all the negative reviews.... they are well deserved.