Morgan Properties

Something is ALWAYS broken. The elevators break no less than 3 times per week, it seems we have a monthly pipe burst (even though they already schedule monthly water shutoffs for “regular maintenance,” which are clearly ineffective), I’ve had nonstop plumbing issues, and the building constantly has an odd smell. They’re absolutely spineless when it comes to the package room as well. International Students send in massive furniture packages during the summer to be assembled when they move in for the Fall Semester. The package room, thus, becomes impossible to navigate. Several package carriers have given up and started throwing packages outside the locked package room because there was so little space. The Marylander sends out emails saying “If you don’t pick them up, we’ll send them back,” then never do. Spineless cowards. Everyone and their mother knows the threats are empty, so no one takes them serious. But wait! We have pumpkin painting and wreath making for resident appreciation! Give me a break with these empty gestures.

I come from out of state, so I initially towards this apartment virtually. However, when I arrived on move in day, my apartment (which I already signed and paid for) did not remotely match the apartment I viewed online. It took me months to rectify this. A horse shit scam from a horse shit scam rental company.

Not so Good

I currently live in the S building; It is a rundown, leaky nightmare w/ little sound-proofing & a front office that has been ordered to maximize profit and nothing else. You will experience downright insane people on a daily basis here; It's almost as if that's the kind of tenant they prefer.

The apartments are nothing special, but not terrible either. The first night I moved here my car got broken into which makes me question the neighborhood, but since then no major issues. The price is decent and the apartments, while not in great shape, get the job done. Management is decently responsive. If you just need somewhere to live, they generally work but also not the nicest property in the area.

Great Location, 15 mins from school and surronding area full of places to hangout, get food, and buy groceries

Good, but Expensive (for what you get)

The management service is excellent and I feel like they'd delivered on every promise. I love the neighborhood and the amenities offered - there's lots of outdoor and park space on the property.

This apartment has been great. It is near to both my roommate and I's campuses and the apartment itself is very nice. It is cozy with a lot of bedroom space. Whenever there has been an issue, the apartment maintenance was prompt and attentive to the problem. For the price, parking, and safety of location, I really like this apartment.

I love my apartment because I get the most bang for by buck space wise. It is around 900 square feet and the porch is huge. It is about 16 miles outside of D.C and that does make the commute to and from my law school anywhere between 40-50 minutes but it is a worthwhile for the price and the space.

I had an enjoyable time at my apartment. Other than noise from neighbors, I had no issues.

My experience here has been great! The move-in process was easy from scheduling the showing to picking up our keys. The apartment itself is updated with newer appliances, keyless entry, central air, and in-unit washer/dryer. The complex has a dog park, pool, gym, and clubhouse all included in the rent. Location is key and Park West 205 is just minutes from the parkway making it easy to get to shopping, the airport, and downtown.

Can be unkept sometimes

Apartment is in good location, apartments are super nice. Maintenance of amenities are not great. Gym is nice but usually dirty. Usually issues of dog urine and poop around building but that is normal in this area of dadeland. Leasing agents are okay

I love the greenway plaza/ upper kirby/ river oaks area. There are many grocery, dining, and shopping options nearby and the commute to campus is manageable. This community in particular offers luxury amenities and the management team is reasonably responsive.

I recommend living in midtown. It is 10 minutes from the university and relatively safe for the inner city. There are tons of great restaurants and bars within walking distance. If you can hold off moving in until the winter, rent is significantly less so my rent is would be more like 1400-1600 if I moved in the summer months. It is a newer building so one can definitely find cheaper prices at other apartments nearby.