Aspire at 610 Apartamentos

I usually don’t write reviews, but I just wanted to help others find the right place. The leasing staff is amazing and the maintenance crew goes above and beyond. I was having an issue with my fridge. One of the maintenance guys came and was able to fix it same day. Alberto was beyond amazing. Great communication skills and super nice! Would definitely recommend!

They don’t respond to emails, calls, texts, you have to show up and hope they’re in the office! I have spent more nights in the last 2 months staying somewhere else just to get some sleep. The leasing office is completely useless and just collects fees with no remedies for the residents.

I applied to this apartment complex and was denied because my job doesn’t have a direct employer, as you can be referred into the company by anyone. They took my application fee without ever mentioning this as a mandatory requirement beforehand. I've been trying to get in touch with the property manager for weeks—no returned calls, emails, or even a conversation in person when I visited. Extremely disappointed with the lack of transparency and communication. I would not recommend applying here.

I have lived here for 2 years, and this place is perfect for me. Easy access to my college and GREAT community.

I’ve lived here for 6 months, and won’t be renewing my lease. I recommend you don’t sign or renew here either. Here’s why:
- THEFT. The parking garage is not secure. There have been multiple thefts of cars and wheels. Most recently, my roommate’s car was stolen despite there being an active security guard in the gated garage. At the time of this review, cameras are minimal in the garage.
- THE PEOPLE. This complex is overrun with Airbnbs and many “corporate leases”. As a result, you don’t know... who your neighbors are and the people staying in the complex have not undergone the same background checks as a normal resident does. This has resulted in numerous thefts, disturbances, and many instances of trash being left all over the place.
- When I first moved in back in March, they were completely unprepared the day I came to pick up my keys. Nothing was prepared and I had to hastily sign a new lease on paper. I overlooked this because it was a transition period to the new management. New management was helpful in getting the process sorted, but it took about 2 weeks and no form of compensation was given.

These apartments look great, but don’t let that or the referral bonus of $500 fool you. Lee mas