Nice but expensive. Close to campus so its good if you don't have a car. You can walk to school in 20 min and multiple buses come to the area .

When it rains, the exposed hallways can become wet and slippery. Undergrads can be a bit noisy on weekends, but never in a way that is overly disruptive. The apartments are well-maintained and pests are rare. I have two cats and have had no issues with them here. Common spaces are well maintained. The gym and pool are excellent. The staff are friendly and responsive. Overall, good value and proximity to campus for grad students, particularly law students.

Note - there have been firearm-related incidents in the Emory Point community since I moved in August 2024. Both occurred at businesses and nobody was hurt.

I enjoy living at a place with a free pool and fitness center, but the main reason to live there is I can walk to campus (a little less than a mile to the business school)

Happy I chose to live here as it is the closest apartment to campus. Just know that the response rate from the maintenance team here is VERY slow. Janice in the leasing office is also tough to work with. Otherwise, it has been a convenient location.

Some bedrooms do not have windows and I needed to buy several lamps throughout the apartment.

Overall, this is good if you want to be close to campus but it is expensive. Rent rises every year but you do get a pool and a gym. Bus routes are numerous.

Nice place overall. Expensive for quality though but good for location to campus.

Great location, nice, clean, etc.

I love my apartment but there are also so many issues. For starters, it's very cute and I love how close it is to campus and the Emory shuttles. I typically walk to campus when it's not too warm out and I love having the option to do so. When I am feeling lazy or it's too hot I have numerous buses to pick from.

Overall, I have had a decent experience renting. I live in a partially furnished place so it was worth the extra cost to not have to buy furniture during the pandemic (when all the prices were super high). However, my building is pretty loud because of how many college students live there. Also, I don't have a car but I know parking is a significant cost for other residents.

Emory Point is VERY close. I don’t buy an Emory university garage spot because my walk from appartment door to medical school building is only 12 minutes. There’s lot of amenities, secure parking, and updated units in Emory Point. It can be a bit pricey but I think the cleanliness, proximity, and utilities are worth it.