N. Highland Steel

N. Highland Steel is a great place to live! It's centrally located in between parks, restaurants, coffee shops, and direct access to the beltline. The gym space is shared with X3 and has all the equipment a standard full size gym would have. The apartment has everything you would need and a great size! The office and maintenance staff have been wonderful. I moved from out of town sight unseen and Taylor the leasing agent has gone above and beyond to get me settled in. Would not have been able to... move here without all her help! Highly recommended place to live! Lee mas

This apartment is the an amazing place to live and the best location! Our move in experience was very smooth and the management team is so helpful, especially Fiona. My husband and I love living off the belt line and all the restaurants are amazing!

The electricity bills here are abnormally high. In the summer, electricity can run $180-$200+. This can take total utility bills to $300-$400/month on top of rent in summer. The mgmt team is very unresponsive and will promise to call you back on things, but never does. The maintenance team + location are great, but recommend other properties in the area.

Issues abound. From leasing staff that botched the move in, constant maintenance issues - roof leaks causing the bathroom ceiling to be opened up multiple times, cracked, leaking toilet upon move in, constant cockroaches, a dirty apartment with paint on the floor at move in - it has been issue after issue. They then started using fetch which has misplaced packages, delayed packages and delivered things to the wrong apartment. I am giving N Highland one star purely because of location. There are... many buildings in the area - I wish I lived elsewhere. Lee mas

Their leasing contract is a scam and revokes any residents right to sue for negligence or anything that damages your wellbeing. Take it to your attorney to redline before you sign. Location and on-site management is great, however I will not be re-signing because the ownership (Perennial Properties) simply doesn't care about the residents who live here. They're cheap and abide by an old-fashioned business model of cutting corners for the sake of saving a few extra dollars. Quality is sacrificed... for the bottom line. It's incredibly noticeable. Plus better options are popping up all over the beltline. They're simply no longer the best option for this location. Lee mas