Union Heights

The leasing staff were phenomenal! They were extremely helpful in my transfer process.

Union heights has a lot of potential but there is no accountability amongst the tenants and management could definitely be doing a better job

Union Heights is good for the value of what you are paying. It is unfortunate that when community amenities are disrupted the repair process is long, but items specific to your specific apartment get handled with speed.

Please do not move here. The complex has a serious Pest infestation.

Union Heights looks appealing on the surface, but living here has been disappointing in many ways. Maintenance is one of the biggest issues — requests are often closed without being fixed, emergencies go unanswered, and simple repairs can take weeks or months. For example, my A/C went out repeatedly during the summer, leaving my unit at 90 degrees, and I’ve had work orders marked “complete” or “canceled” when nothing was actually done.

Security is present, but unfortunately not professional.... I’ve personally seen guards smoking on the job, lounging instead of patrolling, and even using resident amenities while people were trying to use them. This doesn’t inspire confidence in the safety of the community.

Cleanliness is mixed. The lobby and amenity areas are kept in good condition, but hallways and trash chute areas are often messy, and I’ve personally seen rodents near the trash chutes on the west side of the building.

Management has been especially poor. In just 3.5 years of living here, management has changed at least three times. Since Greystar took over as current management/owner, I feel the building and overall environment have only gotten worse. Problems are often brushed off, communication is poor, and there is little accountability when residents raise concerns.

Lastly, the sense of community that once existed here is gone. Before Greystar took over, residents enjoyed food trucks, wine nights, and other events that made the complex feel like home. Those have disappeared, and amenities are sometimes closed even though residents are paying for them.

Overall, Union Heights is not the best option if you are looking for a well-managed, resident-focused community. There are far better places in the area where you’ll feel valued and get what you pay for. Lee mas