On a bus route to school, lots of classmates nearby, but not great management

Comfortable and with a very easy commute to the Emory campus
We've had a very positive experience with the leasing office/maintenance during the past two years--they've been responsive/helpful/prompt in helping us to deal with issues--but have heard from tenants who have moved here recently that management/maintenance have been less competent

The best things about Post Briarcliff include:
- Great apartment gym
- Close proximity to Whole Foods and Mellow Mushroom
- Close proximity to Emory shuttle stop
- Community patios with gas grills
- Clean premises
- Car wash and vacuum station

The not-so-good stuff include:
- The dumpsters may be quite far for some people
- The campus is large and hilly, so traversing it to get to the mailroom, mailboxes, or dumpsters can be quite a chore.
- A bit pricey.

Nice apartments in a good location at an affordable price. Their management used to be awesome, but they've been terrible since MAA took over. I originally chose here because a plurality of med students live here during their M1 year.

Very average apartment, but does the job for grad school. Relatively inexpensive and close to campus.

I've lived here for almost 2 years. It's an easy apartment complex with fairly responsive management, situated close to campus, and a fun/social place! Main complaints is the thin walls but that depends on what unit you get.

Good apartment, not bad for the money. Quiet community and not much hassle from management.

While there's nothing luxurious or extravagant about living at Post, it serves its purpose. The price of rent is very reasonable for the size and space of the apartment. The location is pretty convenient too as it's close to grocery stores, restaurants, and anything else you may need. There's a free bus that Emory students can take if you don't have a car or don't have a parking pass which is convenient. We live on the top floor so we don't hear a lot of noise. However, I've been in my friends units where you can hear people walking around all the time. My only main complaint is that maintenance can be unreliable. Sometimes they're pretty quick but usually it takes them a couple of weeks to address anything that they don't consider to be an emergency. The front office staff is friendly and easy to work with.

The apartment is close to the Emory campus, which makes the commute easier. Also close to I-85 and 400. Not a ton of nearby activities, but a number of good restaurants are nearby. One bad thing is that this apartment is susceptible to power outages, which could take a while to fix. Our power went out a few times during summer thunderstorms and winter snowstorms.
Overall, it is a very good apartment complex with spacious apartments, tons of parking, two pools, and a gym. Not luxury, but great for a very reasonable price.

Ok, nothing great, nothing terrible