Millennium One Apartments, charlotte-nc

Parents...do NOT let your college-aged children live here!! Or anyone who values security. My son's car was stolen from their "secured with gates" parking lot last week (September 3rd, 2026). Thefts happen daily, that is life. However, what exactly are the gates for, if they remain open constantly??? What's the point of the app they have to download if anyone can access their living area freely??? The attached pictures are from me returning my son home yesterday, September 6th, 2026/1:30PM, and you'll see that ALL of the gates are open (entrance, exit, and walking). Our kids (and us), are expected to give this place $1500 and up every 30 days, while outside persons are able to just come and go as they please. And yes, the gates are open at night as well, which is how my son's car was stolen. The complex's fix...send out a "be more vigilant" email and keeping the gates locked (as they should ALWAYS be) for a couple of days. Lastly, there are ZERO cameras, and in the lease they absolve themselves of any responsibility in the event of something being stolen/damaged. PARENTS BEWARE...don't let what happened to my child happen to your child.

I had a wonderful experience with Millennium One while considering making it my next home. From the moment I visited, I was impressed by how clean, well-maintained, and welcoming the property was. The entire staff was friendly, professional, and incredibly helpful throughout the process. A special thank-you to Chanon, the Property Manager, who was extremely kind, knowledgeable, and professional. He made the experience smooth and enjoyable and took the time to answer all of my questions. Overall, Millennium One is a beautiful and well-kept community with an outstanding team. The cleanliness, professionalism, and exceptional customer service really stood out to me. I would highly recommend Millennium One to anyone looking for a wonderful place to call home!

I had a wonderful experience visiting this property! Jordan and Shay, the leasing agents, were incredibly accommodating, welcoming, and helpful throughout my visit. Their professionalism and willingness to assist made the experience very comfortable. Melissa, the assistant manager, did a phenomenal job as well. She was extremely helpful with translation, answered all of my questions, and gave me an excellent tour of the property. She took the time to make sure I understood everything and made me feel very welcomed. Out of all the properties I have visited, this was by far one of the best experiences. The entire team was friendly, professional, and accommodating. I truly appreciate Jordan, Shay, and Melissa for making my visit such a great experience. Highly recommended!

Dishwasher leaks, outlets had no covers, room C had no power and fuses were refused to be replaced upon request. Luckily room mate’s dad is an electrician and fixed it to work for the time being. Recently painted and looked like the painters were carless, paint on door handles, windows ect. Im a DIY guy so I fixed most of that with some acitone. Other than that, very nice place.

My daughter visited the apartments in the spring, and the agent showed her a model of a two-bedroom unit. She loved it and signed the lease. The assigned move-in date was Thursday, August 14th — and that’s where the nightmare began. The apartment was in filthy, unsanitary, precarious condition. Everything was disgusting — the kitchen cabinets were full of stains, and the floors throughout the entire apartment were so dirty that shoes stuck to the surface. But the worst part was the bedroom and bathroom. The bathroom was nasty: the bathtub was brown, it looked like someone had done a terrible paint job because even the light switches were painted over, and there was an appalling amount of pubic hair in the bathroom. I went to the office to complain, and the agent told me they would send over a cleaning crew in 30 minutes. Well, they might as well have sent Casper the Ghost, because no one ever showed up to clean the apartment. My daughter was on the verge of a panic attack. We went to Target, spent $130 on cleaning supplies, and spent the entire day scrubbing the whole place ourselves. To make matters worse, the management company changed just one week before move-in, and we only received an email notice. Don’t even get me started on the exterior — I even had to scrub the front door and sweep the front of the apartment. Millennium, one of your properties is absolutely disgusting! Unfortunately, we are stuck with a lease. 1. Bathroom: - [ ] a. Towel rack with holes, needs patching. - [ ] B. Hole under shower head - [ ] Shower head leaking - [ ] Bathroom sink slow to drain - [ ] Shower not cleaned, completely filthy and black with pubic hairs everywhere. 1. Breaker panel missing screws on the cover. 2. Front entry: - [ ] Massive stain on the floor - [ ] There is no glass in the peep hole able to see completely u to apartment. - [ ] Hornets nest above door - [ ] Gutter on stairs disconnected - [ ] All stairs and breeze ways are filthy need cleaning - [ ] Exterior door and frame filthy 1. Shared space - [ ] Missing knob on laundry door