Redpoint Norman, norman-ok

Wow, what a great complex. Came down to move in the kiddo and was surprised at the apartment chosen. Great location and close to lots of things in the area. Really nice property with friendly staff. Great pool area and community center. Walked the property and loved it. I would stay here. It’s gated which makes me feel better for the residence.

I lived here for a year and I would have put more stars but my poor moving out experience was the final straw. First, the WIFI never worked on my phone or more roommates for 12 months. It would say we were connected but nothing ever loaded. Secondly, Redpoint decided to get all the buildings roofs redone in the fall rather than in the summer when most students are not living on site. I was not bothered by the banging on roofs at 7 am as much as I was bothered by the fact that the company they hired left nails and screws everywhere in the road. This led to my roommate and I and several other tenants to get flat tires. It took almost a month for Redpoint to work out the details with the roofers and get me reimbursed. While not entirely Redpoint's fault, they hired this unprofessional company during peak living season. Lastly, the move out charges. I legitimately had one oil stain on my wall. I was of course willing to pay for this damage, but the upcharge was disgusting. They included 5 additional photos of ABSOLUTELY NOTHING, or of a crappy cover up paint job by the previous tenant or maintenance to warrant the $60 charge. As an extra note, if you get a concession/discount, DO NOT turn in your keys before the last rent payment or else you will not get it. This is hidden in the lease which I should have read, but still greedy in my honest opinion.

My experience with Redpoint Apartments in Norman was extremely disappointing. My daughter had only lived at Redpoint for about one month when an altercation occurred between roommates. Redpoint gave my daughter a 10-day termination notice and required her to move out, while the other girls involved were allowed to remain in the apartment. My daughter had already paid her September rent and ultimately had to move out by September 10. What was most upsetting was that, from our perspective, my daughter was never given a meaningful opportunity to tell her side of what happened before the decision was made. This happened right as college was beginning. My daughter is a college student, and having to suddenly find new housing, move her belongings, and deal with the financial and emotional stress of relocating in the middle of the beginning of the semester was incredibly difficult. College is expensive enough without unexpectedly having to find another place to live after only one month. There were also troubling comments and behavior from the roommate that I cannot simply overlook. My daughter is a woman of color, and some of the comments made toward her and our family were extremely disrespectful. At one point, her Ring camera was removed from the apartment door and thrown in the trash. She was also told, “Nobody gives a crap about your hoe-ass family.” There were other incidents as well. I am not going to claim to know exactly what motivated every decision that was made, but the circumstances have raised serious concerns for me about whether my daughter was treated fairly and whether bias played a role. I believe those concerns deserve to be looked into. I am thankful that someone at the university took the time to listen to my daughter and help her through an incredibly stressful situation. That kind of compassion made a difference. My advice to other students and parents: do your research, read the reviews, understand your lease, and ask questions before choosing Redpoint. Based on our experience, I would not recommend this property to other families without carefully considering all of the circumstances. A young college student deserved the opportunity to be heard before being forced to uproot her housing after only one month. That is the part of this experience that has been the hardest for me to understand.

redpoint is pretty nice compared to other apartments in norman but considering how expensive it is…it’s really not all that. idk why im paying $800 a month for the wifi to never work (even tho they supposedly came and “fixed” it). maintenance at the beginning would barely ever specified when they would come in so it was always a surprise + they do more inspections than other places. mail system also sucks (sometimes my packages are in the mailroom, mailbox, front door, etc., and they also don’t scan it properly). they’ll charge you for every possible thing they can think of so i would just save your money and pick somewhere else. love the community and the stray cats here tho!

This place is poorly maintained. They do a low end quality prep before you move in. The management is not responsive and they go out of there way to add fraudulent charges after you move out for things like paint discoloration on the walls. I look forward to challenging this charge in small claims court and i hope they bring the same blurry picture as evidence to justify the scam. Update: we had already contacted you. You sent us the same "evidence" again and it just shows barely a horribly painted wall. You don't do a horrible painting of the units after 2 years of occupancy? I have the $60, but it is more about not letting you gain more profit than you deserve for being poorly managed. We will see how your evidence holds up. I got nothing but time to be in Norman and get it back. You do realize you'll have to use the same provided evidence? You can't take a new picture of some other poorly painted wall?