Hunter's Pointe Apartments

THE RENT IS TOO HIGH FOR WHAT YOU’LL BE RECEIVING! This is by far the worst complex in Overland Park. I’ve lived here since March and there’s water damage on my wall, I have a giant hole in the ceiling and the lock on my front door had to be drilled out due to the maintenance loosing their key. When I first got my keys I didn’t receive a mailbox key(which to this day I still don’t have even after multiple attempts to get one) and I couldn’t actually move in for two days after due to them still... painting and changing outlet/ light switch covers. I was initially promised a portion of rent to be taken off due to the issues I’ve had but once they switched managers they said they couldn’t honor that. This is a very unprofessional complex and the office staff changes so often you won’t be speaking with the same people every time you call. Nothing gets fixed or replaced please save yourself the headache and find another place to live! Lee mas

Moved to a 2/2 here almost 3 weeks ago after downsizing from family home. The apartment was sparkling clean, painted, with new carpet. The size is compact but well designed. My walkout patio offers a pretty “waterfront” view of ponds and diverse, mature trees. The landscaping is excellent with new mulch and weekly mowing. Spacious areas for dog walking and nestled in a surrounding residential neighborhood. The finishes are nice without going to HGTV levels so you can save a few hundred dollars... monthly. Leasing & administration have been highly responsive and helpful. This is a comfortably convenient spot for active seniors and professional millennials alike. Looking forward to visiting Lee mas

I use to both live at Hunters Pointe and work for Oddo Development and both were good experiences. Hunters Pointe is relatively affordable for the quality of the property and location. I can promise you that this is a management company that cares about its residents.

Maintenance fixes are quick and front staff is nice. Storage units are handy, but there is very little kitchen and bathroom storage space. I don’t hear too much noise from neighbors except the front door slamming every time someone goes in or out of the building; I would strongly recommend avoiding living in a unit next to the front door if a slamming door would bother you. My main frustration as a female living in this complex; on multiple occasions I have opened my blinds to find a maintenance... worker, landscaper or AT&T worker literally right against my patio door or bedroom window. Sure they’re working, but it’s extremely unsettling as a female, and hard to feel like you aren’t being watched. I’ve never lived at a complex that has had so many workers constantly roaming around to the point I’ve stopping opening my blinds and I’ve also stopped working from home because I feel uncomfortable and paranoid in my own apartment. Most men probably won’t understand that mentality, but I wanted to put that out there for other women that value privacy and feeling secure. Other safety concerns; there are no sidewalks around the complex, so if you walk to get your mail or walk your dog you will either need to walk in the street or in the grass, which is extremely muddy and littered with goose poop. Parking lots and streets around the complex are not lit well. E-mails about recent car break-ins are sent every few months. Also, as a responsible pet owner, it’s very frustrating getting emails about people not picking up after their pets and therefore pet rent increasing and some dog DNA waste program having to be implemented. Obviously that’s on owners and not the complex, but the prices of these apartments are already too high for the overall quality to keep increasing prices. Also, in an extremely cheap move, there is no overhead lighting in either the living room or bedroom so be prepared to get plenty of lamps. There’s nothing that stands out about this complex or unit that makes it worth living here. Lee mas

At first I loved it here. Then, my air conditioner broke which left me with a $500 bill one month. I made them aware of it, sent the bill and everything and they did NOTHING. Never said a word about it again. Then they got this security guard, so we can be watched. I hate the “quiet hours” I feel like I’m being treated like I’m 5 years old. If anyone calls about a noise complaint, you’re in deep trouble. The residents are rude, but the staff is alright. I got an email once where the office asked... the residents to watch each other to see if they’re breaking any rules, and to take pictures and send it to them. Seriously? So we all need to be watched? I refuse to live in a complex where the staff asks the residents to watch each other to see if everyone’s following the rules.
Good thing I’m moving out soon!! Lee mas