150 Summit

I’m not exaggerating when I say that not only are the apartments nice and the pools very clean and well-maintained, but the management is also efficient, polite, and helpful. We have lived in at least three different places, and by far, this has been an amazing experience. The only minor issue is that Valley Trash does not match the high standard of the management, but I understand they are a separate company. We recommend 150 Summit 100%.

This place has been cursed since we moved in. They only give you keys to move during a designated time *for us it was 2PM-4PM on a Saturday to get keys*. We go pick up our keys and the apartment isn't even ready. We're watching people patch the ceiling as we're waiting to move our furniture in. First night, the AC unit craps out so we're stuck trying to sleep with an 85 degree apartment. Fair play, it was fixed the next day. It took us a week to get a working mail key because the only person... that made keys *3 minute job tops, I've done it* was out. So a week of not being able to get our mail. A month later, the prep team upstairs making all kinds of noise for a week solid, knocks the toilet pipe and floods our unit downstairs. May God help you if you get a unit with upstairs neighbors or work nights and have to sleep during the day. I'm pretty sure the roof is made of paper. If your neighbors upstairs weigh anything more than 20 pounds you will hear everything they do. It will rattle your dishes. Every toilet flush, every walk across the floor, and every door slam. Office Personnel are useless, be prepared for being looked at like you have 3 eyeballs when you walk in the office. They're happy to show you a unit and take your money at Rent time but that's about it. $15 a month for Pest Control that doesn't come. We definitely will not be renewing. We can't wait for our lease to be up, I'll happily pay more for peace and quiet. It's to the point now where we can't even look forward to coming home. I wouldn't stay here another year even if it was free. I would not recommend this place in good faith to anyone. Read More

I have had issues with 150 Summit since move-in. Right before my move-in date, I was told my unit was no longer available, and I was being moved to a different unit. I had already had my mailing address changed, power and water setup, as well as internet, but management provided no compensation for these inconveniences. The unit I moved into was not fully turned over and had electrical outlets hanging out of the walls, dirty floors, and a faulty washing machine hook up that caused the entrance... to the unit to flood on Day 1. While they fixed the washing machine emergency quickly, I have not experienced good maintenance service since. I’m going on two months without a working microwave, an off and on electrical issue, and a door that cannot be closed due to water damage. Despite constant and respectful interactions with management and staff, these aforementioned problems have been cast aside and condensed into one large work order for almost 2 months. Poor communication and service skills from management will continue to cause myself and many others issues. Read More

I lived at this complex at two different points in time: once when it was relatively new (early 2010s) and again recently under its current name and management. I moved back sight unseen the second time because I *thought* I knew what I was getting. Unfortunately I did not realize just how run down the property is now.

The complex has changed management companies several times over the last decade and every new owner implements their own cheaply and poorly executed "upgrade" project that leaves... the units worse off than they were before. Upon my more recent move-in, there was black trim paint lazily splattered onto the white walls, the linoleum floors were caked in dirt, fixtures were peeling away from the walls, doors and drawers did not open or close properly, and the overall landscaping of the property was non-existent. It was dirt. Barely any grass on the entire property which I'm sure made it difficult for dog owners. No sign of in-progress landscaping improvements the entire time I lived there. The brick siding was crumbling away from the building exteriors too but I do think they were in the process of repairing that as I left.

I also did not feel safe at night because there was not enough outdoor lighting and the security gates were typically open. Neighbors were often super noisy too and would congregate and drink out in the parking lot at night. They might have every right to do that and I wasn't upset about it. But it did make me feel extra nervous as someone living alone to walk to or from my car at night, especially combined with the lack of lighting.

My worst experience was when an appliance started malfunctioning to the point where it became a safety hazard. I logged a maintenance request right away but had to go to the office multiple times over a 2-month period just to get someone to come check it out. They never fixed it. Instead, I got a lecture from the manager about how expensive it is to maintain the property. Not my problem, dude - also, what do you think we pay rent for? Worst place in Birmingham (the office ladies were super sweet, though - kudos to them and only them). Read More

You have to beg the staff to get maintenance out to your place and still nothing gets done. Also if you live below someone, you can hear every foot step, conversation, toilet flush, even their tv. Very cheaply built apartments. They tried to fix up but the paint job is messy and overall just did not look like they tried very hard. The front office staff, Danielle, is the least helpful person on this planet and always very rude. 0 stars if I could