The new renovations and free parking cannot cover up the horrendous management team that infests the leasing center from 9-5 on weekdays. They penalize you for every smallest thing from taking out the trash 5 minutes too late to leaving the garbage out 5 minutes past the collection time. They themselves however constantly miss trash pick up, and turn around to penalize you for leaving the trash out.

Come the end of the lease, they will do everything possible to keep every cent of your deposit. Cheques given to their office constantly disappear and are lost, and you are penalized for late rent payments due to their mistakes.

They say they have free breakfast every weekday, but you are lucky to have it even show up two days out of five. On the days it does, it is just a jug of juice that lasts 5 cups and 5 pre-packaged muffins. If you aren't there within 5 minutes of breakfast starting, it is gone.

The pool is useless and is just a peeing spot for dogs. The grass is littered with dog droppings that no one bothers to pick up.

Overall, they advertise themselves as a luxury apartment complex, but the only one living in luxury is the management themselves, living off of all the money they scammed off of you.

I really enjoyed living at The Heights, mostly because almost half of the MMS program was living there and it was nice to be close to everyone and always be aware of when people are socializing by the pool or in someone's apartment. The pool/grill area is fantastic, but the gym is very small and could be better equipped. Overall, decent value and I would recommend staying here especially if you are in the MMS program.

It is up to the class--if a lot of your classmates are living at the Heights like mine did, it'll be fine socially. I became very close friends with classmates because of our close proximity. The location is very convenient, and the bus picks you up right outside the complex.

Great experience!

Because most of the MMS class lived at the heights it felt like our own little community and increased our bond as a class. The apartments are very nice. Overpriced but that is to be expected in any college town area. Management was good about responding to any maintenance requests in a timely fashion. It is within walking distance to class which was a nice added bonus. I really enjoyed my time here this year. The pool is very nice. The gym is rather small but if you just wanna go for a quick run on the treadmill it works. They claim they have a continental breakfast but don't hold your breath on that. There is however always coffee available and there are computers and a printer. The main building was nice to have to meet with your teams to do group work. Overall, great place to live and if I had to do it all over again i'd probably live here again.

I had negative experiences with Management at the Heights. They actively try to set you up for additional charges not including in your rent. Subpar quality of facilities given the price of rent. The only reason why it has been an enjoyable experience was that a majority of my program stayed there and therefore we had a strong social presence.

Great management and facilities people. Spacious rooms. Study areas are great for team work.

Can be loud sometimes.

The Heights is a great complex in terms of its location to Fuqua, especially if you don't have your own car. It's a short walk and close to public transportation. Most of the MMS program lives here, so great for socializing, and the pool is great. However, it is pricier than the other options, and the management is pretty bad.

The Heights is a trap. You end up living here because most of the class does and you pay more than Belmont (right across the street). Great for a social life, but management is terrible. Also, there are pointless gates for cars but not surrounding the entire property.

Assistants at leasing office-could be nicer with warmer service;
Gym-could have more facilities