MacAlpine Place

Kevin Watson

Visiting family, enjoying the pool and apparently someone complained that we were being to loud? Well I grew up in apartment complexes and have lived in them And can’t remember ever being told to keep it down. Why? Maybe because it’s common sense that kids will be loud at a pool? Maybe McAlpine shouldn’t put there pool with in 40 feet of peoples apartments? This isn’t a 55+ community and the pool has no set time so you should expect that. Anyways, I see why my family members are moving out of this place I would want to pay $1500 for this let alone $2400 Figure something else out folks!

Grace Powers

I have recently moved in this past month here. I was hesitant with the poor reviews, but we went through with it and I have now come to regret that decision. We had just been in the apartment for a week when we found bed bugs coming out of the walls and had to get pest control fumigation out. We had to move all of the items we had JUST moved in out of the house for the pest control. Beyond this issue, we are having major problems with our dryer and no amount of maintenance requests are getting the job done. It has been very unpleasant thus far.

Crystal Sylvester

Don’t do it. I am a current resident and I have regretted living here since day one. Maintenance requests take 1-2 months to complete. It’s so bad here I’m currently working with an attorney to break the lease because they are not fulfilling the lease that I signed. When I was moving here it was between this place and another and unfortunately I chose this place. Leasing office will give you the run around for everything. Just pay a little more and live somewhere nicer. It will definitely be worth it. I’ve only lived here 3 months and have been looking into breaking the lease 2 months in after numerous issues. And unless you’re getting an updated apartment they’re seriously not even nice and old and rundown.

Rebecca Pepper

Don’t do it. I know it looks very nice and affordable, but this place is run so poorly it’s embarrassing. We signed a lease in March with a move-in date of July. We had a move-in appointment that had been set months prior. They had no idea we were coming. They gave us the keys to an apartment that was absolutely trashed, disgusting, hadn’t even been looked at. There were live bugs crawling in this place. I tried to get in touch with everyone involved, even at the parent company, just to find a place to live in the meantime. After three days of being ignored, paying for my own living arrangements and a Uhaul for all furniture, we walked into the office Monday morning and were able to speak with the resident services manager (who made sure to tell us how his back hurt from such a hard weekend, as if I didn’t have to speedily move an entire apartment into a Uhaul the night before), who told us our apartment would be ready as soon as possible. It wasn’t. The next day I asked if he had even been in the unit yet and he admitted to not being in it or knowing when it would be taken care of because that wasn’t his job to know as resident services manager. To make an even longer story much shorter, we ended up terminating the lease after finding out it would be more than a week before it would be ready and hustling to find another apartment in the area with an opening. We lost over $1,000 just in fees for the Uhaul and living arrangements, not to mention missing wages from the days we took off to move in to an apartment that should’ve been ready. That of course hasn’t been reimbursed, because I still cannot get in touch with anyone. There are much safer, well-run living arrangements in the area. Don’t live with roaches (I’m including the resident services manager as one) if you don’t have to, my friends. Editing at a later date: Quay Neach, who responded to the review, works for the parent company and also did nothing to help the situation despite my efforts to contact him during the entire ordeal.