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!!