Courtyard Park

Judith Tonkins

I was so excited when I heard that my application for Courtyard Park Apartments had been approved, but my excitement was sadly short-lived. When I went to sign the lease, I learned that I wouldn't be able to move in on the date that I listed on my application. I explained that I was concerned about signing the lease given the sudden change in my move-in date. Akeba DID try to accommodate me by seeing if a tenant could leave his apartment a bit earlier, so I could move in by the date listed on my application. Because this wasn't possible, I chose not to sign the lease. I offered to leave a positive Google Review because I did appreciate Akeba's effort to accommodate me, but she responded that she didn't care about Google Reviews. Based on the response I received, I'm not confident that my feedback about my experiences as a tenant would matter to Courtyard Park's property management team. These apartments are beautiful, but my experience as a prospective tenant was less than warm and inviting. Hopefully, the next prospective tenants will have a much better experience.

Tasha Stepanoff

I love it! Akeba has been so helpful and when there is a problem she reolves it and responds fast, and maintenance is quick to! It's a beautiful apartment and the neighborhood is nice.

Tye Herbert

So, let me start off by saying that these apartments are cheap. Which was exactly what I was looking for to try to save up some cash this coming winter, HOWEVER the office manager/leasing agent/whoever she is ( Akeba ) is NOT a friendly person. Starting from the first point of contact over the phone. She was dry, unenthusiastic, and she sounded like she could’ve been doing better things. Okay, no worries I’m still interested in the apartment so I take the tour. When I arrived she greeted me with a less than stellar attitude, and gave me the keys to two different apartments to check out. I gave her the 300 holding fee made small talk and left. I had a family emergency come up and called to ask if I could get my deposit back. I was then told (from Akeba) that because I chose not to take the apartment, and it wasn’t on them that I wouldn’t receive my holding fee. Now I was given the option to let them hold the apartment but I couldn’t get over how nasty Akebas attitude was. My father passed away, and I really didn’t have the energy to argue with her, or go to upper management. I’m looking at that 300 as a lost. Its been over a week now, ask me if Akeba had called me, or emailed me to see if I still wanted the unit. If the owners are reading this, please consider hiring a new office manager. -Jaime Bowman

Mariah Smoot

I used to live here with the old mgmt. But of course I tried to move back when my lease expired. Scheduled an apartment tour when I arrived I had to give myself a tour. Still decided to give it a try. Tried to give it a chance and fill out an application. In which I reached out to Akeba took 2 weeks for a status update. She was no help at all. Basically gave me the run around. Don’t believe the hype renovated units look nothing like the pictures…