200 Edgewood, atlanta-ga

I lived here for 2 years and it was pretty okay. Nothing spectacular, and definitely not worth the money. The maintenance team was pretty timely, which I appreciated. As for as management, there could be more work done in that department. The first manager was not very friendly to the residents and made lots of rash decisions that inconvenienced us. She once caused me to have to move out my unit, just to move someone else into apartment the next day. The new manger Jarvis is pretty uninvolved. He means well but he’s lazy when it comes how much he supports us, I asked him information about my lease and he didn’t even know the answers to my questions; he just bluffed. Furthermore, I lost my keypad and he didn’t even know how to make another one. I was told that I had to wait until another leasing agent came back from vacation to get a new one. I’m not sure why he relies so much on her to do jobs that he should know how to do. Most residents came to that same leasing agent about issues because everyone knew anyone else in the front had no idea what was going on. I appreciate Jasmine for all of her hard work as a agent for the company she’s truly a superstar!

My move-out experience with 200 Edgewood has been extremely disappointing, particularly regarding the security deposit refund and the lack of professionalism in their management process. The move-out inspection and key-return procedures were poorly organized and handled carelessly. Despite returning my keys exactly as instructed, I was initially charged for supposedly unreturned keys, with the charge treated as property damage. What is especially frustrating is that the staff apparently did not even verify whether my keys had been received before making the deduction. My emails and messages went unanswered, and it took multiple phone calls just to get that incorrect charge addressed. On top of that, my security deposit refund has been delayed for nearly three months, despite receiving confirmation that it had already been processed and being given multiple promised payment dates that were never honored. I have been extremely patient throughout this process, but the lack of communication, accountability, and basic administrative organization is unacceptable. Residents should not have to repeatedly chase management to correct their own mistakes or receive money they are rightfully owed. I would strongly recommend that prospective residents consider these issues before signing a lease here.

Easily one of the most poorly managed properties I have experienced. While the on-site maintenance technicians were personally responsive, the property itself suffers from persistent structural neglect, pest issues (roaches despite keeping an immaculate unit), and recurring mold/mildew that management repeatedly brushed off despite maintenance acknowledging the issue. The administrative handling of move-out is where this complex truly fails. They operate on individual "by-the-bed" leases, yet upon turn, they billed my account for wall damage and repairs belonging to an entirely different bedroom. When brought to their attention with time-stamped move-out photo evidence, the online dispute system was ignored, corporate calls led nowhere, and the balance was threatened with third-party collection. If you live here: take dated photos of every square inch on your way in and out, keep written receipts of every maintenance ticket, and expect zero accountability from property management or their corporate ownership. Look elsewhere near campus if you value responsive management and honest business practices.

I have been a resident since last August. My roommate moved out in May, and the room was filled approximately one month later. Management gave very short notice that a new roommate would be moving into my already occupied unit and was inconsistent with communication throughout the process. I was repeatedly contacted while working from home and expected to facilitate move-in access, including escalated calls that were not appropriate for a non-emergency situation. Overall, the process felt disorganized and unprofessional, with poor coordination between staff and residents during the transition. Roommate assignments and move-ins are not handled with enough clarity or respect for current residents.

Parents please do not send your college aged kids to this apartment complex. They only care about the money and not about their wellbeing. My daughter began renting from this complex July of 2025. The first few months were going well. But then she hit a dark moment and began dealing with EXTREME depression. I notified the apartment immediately after I found out how serious the situation was. Which was in January of 2026- I spoke with Jarvis and explained how serious this depression was. I totally understand that we are locked into a lease so we continued to pay the current lease even though she hasn’t been back to her apartment since Dec 15,2026. As much as that wasted money hurt my pockets - my daughter’s life is priceless. They also want me to pay 12 more months of rent (over 12k) to get her out of lease renewal that starts July 2026. That she signed because she was offered a $250 gift card that she never received. I’ve been extremely transparent about the situation since January and we continued to pay the rent for an apartment she’s no longer living in ($1058) plus electricity (which makes no sense). I’ve even escalated this situation to Julia Aultman and Andy Feinour who are over the Student Quarters corporation & no one cares… Julia never responds to calls or emails and Jarvis just keeps saying “the option Julia offered is the only option” Please stay clear of this place! Spend your money with an apartment complex that has a heart and cares about their tenants! Safety is not there priority. Rent money is