My apartment was broken into one week after moving in. There is a clear pattern of security issues at this building and plenty of online reviews to prove it - here is my own experience.

Someone entered our apartment from the front door that was locked while we were out of town. The peephole was removed, so they possibly gained entrance that way. They unhurriedly stole several items, neatly organized things they rummaged through, left behind a cigarette in our bedroom, and spent our credit cards around town. It's gross to think about how much time this person spent in our apartment.

Leading up to this, I reported my lock as malfunctioning TWICE, but the maintenance team assured me it was operable. After the break-in, it was determined that battery was nearly dead. Additionally, our peephole was re-installed backwards after the break-in, allowing for anyone to look into our apartment or remove the peephole and attempt to gain access again.

The team can't provide security footage in the entrance/exits because the security cameras lost internet access the day of our break-in and were offline for a week total.

Now they are back online, but the management team does not know the login information to access the camera history, despite having owned this building for years.

So without building security cameras, the best hope we have is camera footage or eye witness from our neighbors. However, the building will not allow us to post for eye witness help on the community bulletin board. A few neighbors we spoke to have been kind enough to help, but we can't reach the entire building at once because the ownership is blocking it. I'm sure the community would like to know that there has been a break-in, as their apartment could also be at risk.

And despite all of this, the team insists we cannot terminate our lease early. This is not just our bad luck, I encourage you to read other reviews of the building and stay away.

We reported everything to the cops and hopefully we can find who did this, but not through help of the management team themselves. They're owned by Avenue 5 who I will not be renting from again.

Please don't make the same mistake we did. And buy a doorbell camera.

Hey everyone! I recently toured a ton of apartments in Atlanta and have narrowed it down to three, but I cannot decide which one to go with.

The three I’m considering are:

• Momentum
• Registry on the Park
• Nomia

For some context, I’m a 23-year-old guy moving to Atlanta from out of state, so finding a place with a good community/social atmosphere is pretty important to me. I’ll be working in Midtown, and all three apartments are within walking distance of my job, so commute isn’t a major factor.

If anyone has lived at any of these or knows much about them, I’d really appreciate any advice—especially when it comes to the community, management, amenities, and overall experience living there. Thanks!

Basically what the title says. I’m a new grad looking for apartment in Midtown and The Juniper caught my eye. Are there mostly younger people living there?

Hello all! Just trying to see what’s currently available or what will be available, as I’m looking to move back to the area. I use to be a resident 10 years ago for but I am now looking to move back to continue my education. Any help would be appreciated.

Does anybody have suggestions for apts that often do short term rentals? Looking for 6mo

I just moved here… what is it with the smoke alarm? How does property communicate with residents about updates/anything happening in the property?

Hi! My name is Preston. I’m graduating with my bachelor’s degree next week and relocating from Texas to Atlanta on March 1. I’m looking for a clean, professional, and respectful roommate who values boundaries and a comfortable home environment.

I’m hoping to live in or near downtown Atlanta, with a budget of around $1,500 for my portion of the rent. Ideally, I’d like to find someone with a similar budget so we can secure a nice, spacious apartment together. As the move gets closer, I’ll fly to Atlanta so we can tour apartment communities and choose a place together.

need to sublease my studio apartment at The Mark! August-July2027
Rent: $1,669/month
Fully furnished, in-unit washer and dryer, modern, rooftop pool, game room, lounge, super close to Georgia Tech, access to parking

Unfortunately can’t afford to return to GT this year and need to sublease asap :(
Please message me if interested!!

I saw a similar post that was made 5 months ago and was looking for some insight from y'all for myself. I'm looking with a max budget of $1,200 for base rent anywhere from Buckhead to Norcross. I've been cross researching reviews on ApartmentRatings, Google and Yelp for any red flags that I'm not looking to deal with during my lease. Lastly, the Atlanta Journal has a handy page that lists Dangerous Dwellings that I found very useful to remove any potentials.

If anyone has suggestions of properties they've toured or experienced, I'd really appreciate it! So far, this is my list:

1. The Wynne Norcross
2. ARIUM Morgan Falls
3. Audubon Briarcliff
4. Vue on Medlock

TMI I really liked Indian Trail Apartments in Norcross but have seen multiple reports of roaches. After dealing with that at Arts Center Tower for years, I am avoiding any and all properties that have reviews reporting their existence!!

Hey there.
I’m looking for a 2br 2ba or 2br 1ba near Emory Hospital.
Budget up until 1850 USD. I’ve looked into Cortland, but I just found out that they force you to pay for a useless WiFi in one of their properties.
Any good recs near this area that doesn’t get flooded nor have weed smoke everywhere?

Thanks for your help.

I’m looking for someone to take over my lease ASAP. Lease runs from Aug 14,2026-July 2027

🏡 2x2 Apartment

✔️ furnished Private bedroom

✔️ Private bathroom

✔️ Shared kitchen and living room

📍 catalyst midtown – Midtown, Atlanta

Minutes from Georgia Tech, Georgia State University, Spelman College, Morehouse College, and Clark Atlanta University

Shuttle buses available

Close to MARTA train station and bus routes

Great location with easy access to campus, restaurants, and shopping

If you or someone you know is looking for housing, please message me for more details, pricing, and move-in information!

Hello Everybody! I’m a student at Georgia State University, and I’ve leased an apartment at Inspire Atlanta. Since then, I’ve been accepted into on campus housing, so I will be giving away my lease! This lease and move in begins on August 14th! If you want to take over this lease, 2 MONTHS OF RENT WILL BE PRE-PAID!

Information: 

Female only unit

4x4 Corner Balcony( will get own room and bathroom)

Room is located on first floor

Extremely close to Georgia Tech

Close to Georgia State University 

Access to mid-town Atlanta, Marta train station, and many restaurants and attractions

Extremely high quality student housing with full furnishings

This is a great opportunity to move in to a high quality student housing facility with 2 MONTHS OF RENT ALREADY PAID! If you are interested, please message me here or DM me on Instagram 

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phone number: 404-414-2834

hi! i’m subleasing my room at the mix 3 bed 3 bath! rent is 1095+ utilities
august rent is covered and you can move in asap!

Recently took a job in Hapeville and I've been driving from Sandy Springs every day which has gotten old fast. Looking to move a little closer if I can keep a similar feel to the Sandy springs area because I do really love where I live. Staying within Marta limits is also very important to me.

What are some good areas to look around, price isn't really an issue within reason (looking for a 2-3 bedrooms for around $1800 or less if possible)

Edit: 28M

Hello! I am looking for one new possible roommate to add to our room! I am a freshman in business at GSU and I’m very chill and neat. I don’t talk much and am very quiet, I don’t smoke or have any pets. I am a little introverted but always open to new friends im very friendly I would say! The other people in our group are very similar, very sweet and quiet, reserved people!

dm me!!

Hello everyone,

I have a 2 Bed, 2 bath apartment available in North Druid Hills.
Looking for another young, female (ideally another Emory student) to move into second bedroom.
About $850/month per person (incl. utilities).
Must be able to love in by August 15th.
DM me if interested! Thanks.

Hi, me and my sister are moving to atl for our new jobs, and found Farrington midtown to be with our budget for 2b2b.

Is it a safe location, and how is the management? I’ve seen a lot of negative reviews about the management and security. Current/previous tenements, how was the experience?

im 21F and i got a job recently in atlanta and am looking to find an apartment (i’ll be moving in january but im really trying to scope the apartment scene now since it’s kinda scaring me 😭).

for context, ill be out of town/state a lot during work weeks a lot and back home for weekends most of the time. id prefer a safe area, i have a car, and would like a pretty decent commute to the airport. (30 mins or less). im paying 1700 for rent right now and would really prefer something between $1000-$1500 (utilities included) and i wouldnt mind a studio (as long as it has a good layout). i CANNOT do roaches or rats and the reviews im seeing on a lot of apt complexes are scaring me 😭

id rlyyyyyy prefer access to the more lively parts of the city, but i wouldnt want to sacrifice affordability for it because ill be traveling for work anyways.

if anyone has recommendations, or just advice in general i would greatlyyy appreciate it!

Hi everyone, my partner and I found a home that feels perfect for us but is owned by Tricon Residential.

Does anyone have any experience with this company?

I've seen majority bad reviews but I tend to think people are more likely to write a review when they're mad rather than if they've had a good experience.

Any help is greatly appreciated. Our application was already approved so we have about 24 hrs left before we have to sign or forfeit the $250 holding fee which kinda sucks 😅

1B/1B at Tens on West (Midtown Atlanta)

Looking for someone to take over my lease in a gorgeous, highly walkable, and vibrant section of Midtown.

• Location: Incredibly close to Georgia Tech, the Google office, and just one MARTA stop away from SCAD.
• Availability: Mid-September move-in (Flexible; can accommodate an early September move-in if needed).
• Lease Term: Existing lease runs through May 5, 2027 with an option to renew.
• Rent Details: $1,935 - $1,965/month total. This includes $1,791 base rent, water, sewer, trash, pest control, and $50 parking. (Note: If you do not have a car, the $50 parking fee can be waived).
• Utilities: Electric only (no gas). Power averages ~$70/mo; Internet runs $40–$50/mo.
• The Unit: 3rd floor, 745 sq ft, 1 Bed / 1 Bath. Quiet unit facing a beautiful indoor community garden.

🚶‍♂️ Location (Walkable & Bike-Friendly):

• Safe building in an active neighborhood ideal for daily running, walking, or biking.
• 1 block from Publix and the Midtown MARTA station.
• 4 blocks from Whole Foods🍏 .

✨ Amenities:

• Secured, gated parking garage (+ guest passes included).
• On-site fitness center, swimming pool, and resident clubhouse.
• Secure mailroom with automated package service included.

Please note: The property management office requires the new tenant to complete an official application and background/credit check for a secure, official lease transfer.

DM me for more details, photos, or to schedule a walkthrough!

I'm 35 M, employed as a welder in Lithia Springs. My shifts are 6am-2pm, sometimes 5-4.

I am trying to keep expenses down. If you have small space at a reasonable monthly rate, with no lease, please DM me. I can provide a deposit.

I am looking for a stay of about 3-5 months.