MAA Centennial Park

I toured MAA Centennial Park back in September while planning a potential move to Atlanta. Fast forward to this month--I got the relocation noticed and had less than 8 weeks to relocate, so I moved forward with leasing here.

Unfortunately, my experience with the leasing office has been extremely frustrating. I was approved on March 3 and submitted my ESA paperwork on March 4. For context, ESA documentation only requires confirmation from a physician--I'm not required to disclose personal... medical details.

As of March 18, I've had to repeatedly follow up with little to no updates from the leasing office. Then, 13 days later, I was told they needed my doctor's email to reach out directly--something that could have been requested upfront with the custom form they requested we fill out.

What's most concerning is the lack of urgency. I applied to three other communities in Atlanta, and all of them processed my ESA paperwork within 48 hours. This delay feels unnecessary and unprofessional.

Given other recent reviews I've seen, this experience is raising red flags. Not exactly the welcoming or efficient process you'd hope for when relocating on a tight timeline. I've expressed urgency with very little movement from the leasing office.

I'll update this review if things improve, but as of now, I'm feeling pretty apprehensive about moving forward here. Read More

Don’t move here. They don’t have guest parking. Your guest will have to pay to park across the street. And their car WILL HAVE A BUSTED WINDOW BY 12am. In 10 months I’ve had 6 guest and 5 of them have had their car broke into. Some as early as 10pm.
I’ve seen other ppl mid day.
I told the manager and she said “we can’t and don’t ensure your safety”
But they are clearly being negligent to our safety.
The parking is safer on Simpson (the Main Street for both buildings) BUT good luck finding a... spot and parking there expires at 7am, so by 7:01am you will have a $35 ticket. (Coincidence???)
Walk around both buildings and you will see and smell dog poop at every entrance except the main entrance.
I’m writing this review while waiting on them to remove a boot from my car in the PARKING SPOT I PAY MONTHLY FOR! I’m 2 hrs late for work.
3rd time this has happened.
It’s a third party that does the boots. To strategically avoid accountability. MAA blames the boot company and the boot company blames MAA.

But let me explicitly say YOUR GUEST WILL HAVE A BUSTED WINDOW. I’m so serious.
Every morning I walk my dog and see fresh broken glass in the pay for parking on SIMPSON AND WILLIAMS.

This “luxury” property has too many surrounding issues. Read More

Living at MAA Centennial Park has undoubtedly met my expectations as a new resident. Joshua was extremely friendly during the move-in process. The bike room is one of the best amenities; overall, a quiet place with friendly neighbors. The ease of access to Marta and the surrounding stadiums is a huge bonus—a short ride to midtown.

-No guest parking. Keep in mind that this is downtown, expect to have your guests cars damage by theft when they park in the street lot behind Aloft Hotel.

-Resident parking is horrible. Please ask for a tour, you have a high chance in getting in accident with the setup. Very tight to turn when moving through the garage.

-Leasing staff rarely responds to e-mails. Not familiar with how to manage property and consistently provides inaccurate information.

They are currently calling residents... begging them to renew their lease with the high number of vacancies that are currently available.

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Location / Office Staff / Maintenance/ Amenities. Love living here and everything MAA Centennial offers.