This apartment is the perfect small/medium-size where you get to know your neighbors, but still meet someone new constantly. Great location near downtown, midtown, campus, and Elliston St. Unfortunately, with a smaller complex, it is sold fairly frequently to different property management companies which can be a pain to constantly change portals and policies.

There is only one elevator in this building, and it is constantly broken. When it is up and running, it is slow and overcrowded. The staff is often non-existent, so don't expect anyone to answer your calls or emails, or be there for when you show up to tour the building. Many units have a combination washer-dryer which is small and not great quality.

Relatively inexpensive compared to a lot of what’s in the area. Nice pool and communal spaces

I can't say enough bad things about this apartment complex. The parking garage gets frequent, break-ins, homeless people break in when doors were left unlocked, packages are stolen weekly, and the property management could care less. The management here is the worst I've ever seen, very rude, passive aggressive, and genuinely do not care at all about the residence or complex. I lived here for less than a year, and I'm so glad to be moving out.

A great place to live. My unit has lots of space & decent fixtures. Big balcony. Good location that's safe & quiet. Pretty quiet neighbors - mostly grad students & young professionals. Bad gym but serves its purpose when needed. Super close to Centennial Park which I love & walking distance to school through campus!

I like living here. It's close enough to the law school to walk and has good upkeep. It's clean and I haven't had any issues with bugs or anything else. Occasionally stuff is billed incorrectly, but the management resolves the issue quickly and without fuss. The walls aren't too thin: I usually only hear people when they are in the hallway. I think it is a bit expensive, but I don't think it's any more expensive than anywhere else in the area. One thing I do think is missing is a weight rack in the gym.

Good Value and Close to Campus/Midtown/Bus Line

The unit itself was fine. Not great, but ok. Of course, it's certainly not worth $1800/month for 700 sq. ft. But most places in Nashville are unreasonably priced with no real benefit. Artemis doesn't set itself apart there.

The real problems with this place are safety and (mis)management.

Parking in the garage here costs $50/month per car. The spaces are so tight, you stand a very good chance (almost inevitable) of either struggling to find a spot and parking outside anyway or taking damage to your car (happens all the time...like daily). Oh and they'll boot your car if you park over the line, too, so another $50 there. However, if you don't park in the garage and choose the street instead, you're then dealing with chronic break-ins. I've lived here for two years. And I'm not exaggerating that busted out windows happen several times every single month. Not to mention how regularly non-residents squeeze through the parking gates and let themselves into the building. Which is to say, your car isn't safe even inside the garage. Windows get broken there, too. The bottom level of the garage floods, and the ground floor parking gates freeze up regularly (which is perfect for getting to work on time).

The more pressing problem, though, is management. Over my two years here, the *entire* management staff has changed *four* times. As in, every single person I met working there would completely vanish as a group without explanation from Brookside. Which is a real problem, because you'll have no other way of communicating with Brookside. They don't answer their customer service calls or emails, at all. Ever. They want you as far from them as possible.

When my lease came up for renewal last year during one of these total management swaps, it took four months (!) for me to get my new lease. Four months of housing insecurity, in other words, because I was no longer protected by a leasing agreement. During that four months, the new management team hung an eviction warning on my door...because their computer didn't register my in-between situation...which was their fault. Imagine being so out of touch that you hang an eviction notice on someone's door without understanding why.

This year, I was a few days late in giving a full 60-day move-out notice when my lease was coming to an end. Their response was to charge me an additional 1/2 month rent (approx. $900). And totally stonewalled me when I explained the situation. These were the leasing terms, so it's their (messed up) right to charge me for this...even though they could choose not to. But think about that for a moment...they were four *months* delinquent in their paperwork without any repercussions at all, during which time they hung erroneous eviction notices on people's doorways, visible to anyone who walked by. And I was a few *days* late with notifying them that my *fixed-term* lease was indeed coming to an end, an error for which they're charging me $900. And the current building manager told me it's because they want to ensure "all tenants are treated equally." Which is to say, they want all tenants to mind *their* rules, even when they get away with the most troubling delinquencies and mismanagement.

I highly recommend that you avoid all buildings (mis)managed by Brookside. They're unforgiving landlords who make it their goal to be as unreachable as possible. And even if the people working the lobby seem nice (until they're replaced, of course, which will be soon judging by history), they have absolutely no power to help you against Brookside's uneven policies.

The complex is laid-back with hands-off management. They have good maintenance still. The residents are all polite and greet you. The commute is a 10 minute walk. Rent is reasonable. There are seemingly 10-15 Vanderbilt law students here, meaning the complex is good for building community. I’d live here again - in fact, I moved apartments within the building over the summer.

I love the Artemis! It has been clean, quiet, and comfortable for the past 2 years. No undergrad students in the building and mainly young working professionals or graduate students!