Georgia Heights

The apartment is close to the law school and downtown. That's the only positive of it. It's loud, full of undergrads, poorly managed, overpriced, and rundown. There's no insulation so you can hear EVERYTHING from your neighbors, especially the ones above you. I don't recommend it unless being able to roll out of bed and get to class in 10 minutes is worth sacrificing your sanity.

So if I could afford it, it would be GREAT! so close to the law school. BUT if you are living off of financial aid, I took out the max amount and im struggling!! I have no money, and I am very frugal with my spending. So if you are living on loan money, I would say it is not enough bc after parking and utilities, it's $1800 a month. Don't be fooled by the price tag of the apt that looks like $1600 at face value.

I love the location and it is amazing for the law school. However, the management is very poor and the building is in a bad condition, very dirty and many things do not work.

Too Expensive but closest to law school

The location is awesome, but the building is old and not well maintained. If something goes wrong the manager has no power to help because they need corporate approval. Most of the amenities do not work and the "safety features" of the building are often broken or not monitored. The mail room hours actually significantly impact your ability to receive deliveries. The price goes up each semester for a building that, in the past 3 years I have lived, keeps breaking.

Hard to beat the location. Mostly 1-bedrooms and very expensive. Comes with furniture for free if you want it. Basics: gym, pool, printer/computers, common area, leasing office signs for your packages which is nice compared to most other apartments (so your packages do not get stolen). Parking is an extra 75-85, and the apartments are not exactly top-of-the-line, but they're nice enough. Maintenance issues constantly with the building: one elevator has been down for almost three months and unclear if they intend to fix, and the stairwells are hard to navigate (mainly exit-only). The parking gate sometimes wont close (safety issue). Leaks in the ceilings. Fire alarms from the downstairs retailers go off every once in a while...inconvenient to be connected to them at times.

When you get an apartment at Georgia Heights, you are paying a super premium for location and mostly location alone. The facilities are very average, run-of-the-mill for these cookie cutter college-style high rise apartment complexes that comprise seemingly half of the housing market right now. They’re not horrible, but they’re far from something to take pride in.

The staff at Georgia Heights is quite nice, and they are very respondent to maintenance requests and the like. However, again, the price tag is just 15-20% higher than what the place is worth, location and all. I

Very close to campus; “luxury”style apartment; pool and gym on site; includes furnished options - great apartment overall not sure if price can be justified

Apartment is fairly new. Condition is good. Maintenance team provides great response time. Easy trash disposal. Convenient parking.

Not a bad apartment. Location is nice. Able to walk to and from class. Noise from Georgia Theather concerts and street noise (cars and EMS vehicles). Problems with apartment- parking garage gate was broken for 2 months, one of the elevators is broken and fire alarm has gone off alot.