Parkway Crossing

Perfect location, but the washing and dryer systems often go out of order and are very expensive each use, the gym could go for a little more strength equipment, and the pool seems to always have an issue. The apartment itself is very cute but mine had the "landlord special" and every little thing was painted over such as some outlets and the breaker box!

This is a decent place to live overall. The apartments are in good condition, and the location is convenient. Maintenance is usually handled in a reasonable time, though sometimes there can be small delays. Parking and noise can vary depending on the building, but nothing too major. Overall, a solid option if you’re looking for something affordable and comfortable

????? (2/5) Great maintenance team, but inconsistent management and questionable value made my experience frustrating. The biggest positive is maintenance—they’re fast, friendly, and professional. They even give treats to dogs, which makes a noticeable difference. Kimmy was great during move-in, and Brie has also been helpful. That said, at around $1,400/month (including water, internet, and pet fees, with electric separate), the unit is basic. There’s no dishwasher or in-unit laundry, and residents rely on a single shared washer/dryer costing about $7–10 per use. The property itself is inconsistently maintained. Trash and pet waste are noticeable, and interior materials like flooring and paint don’t hold up well. A major issue was inconsistent rule enforcement. I had small, well-maintained plants outside my patio and was told to remove them (which I did), but similar setups still exist at other units. I had also been told by maintenance this was acceptable, which made it confusing. I also discovered my signed lease was not in their system due to staff turnover. I only found out when my key card stopped working and had to provide my own copy to fix it. Additionally, a single late payment escalated to a court filing. Even though it was resolved, I was still served papers at my residence, which felt excessive. There are also strict aesthetic rules (like curtain color) while more important quality-of-life issues seem less prioritized. Overall, maintenance and some staff stand out, but inconsistent management and communication significantly impact the experience.