Skyland Exchange Apartments

had one of the best experiences moving in anywhere. Couldn’t ask for a better move in.

-We lived here from February 2025 to February 2026. The apartment itself offered good space for the price, which was one of the main reasons we chose to live here.
-Unfortunately, our biggest concern throughout the entire lease was the humidity and mold. From the beginning, we noticed paint cracking in several corners of the apartment. In addition, whenever we traveled for a week or two, we would return to find mold in the sinks, bathtub, and toilet. We eventually purchased an air purifier to... help manage the issue. This was by far the most disappointing aspect of our experience.
-Parking also became increasingly difficult during the last few months of our lease. We owned a van and, despite paying for parking like every other resident, we were often forced to park farther away due to complaints from neighbors. Finding parking after 6 PM was frequently a challenge.
-Management was hit or miss. Steve was always professional, helpful, and pleasant to work with. Unfortunately, our interactions with other staff members were not always as positive, and customer service could be improved.
-The pool was a nice amenity, but there were times when it did not appear to be as clean or well-maintained as expected.
-Overall, this community has potential, and the apartment size and pricing were definite positives. However, the ongoing humidity and mold concerns, parking issues, and inconsistent management experience are things prospective residents should consider before signing a lease. Read More

Overall a nice apartment space with nice lighting. But there are some rather fundamental issues to consider before moving here.

Lived here over 2 years and there is definitely something fundamentally wrong with our fire alarms. I work from home and we had fire alarms going off nearly all day on and off for 2 weeks (and this is not the first time it's happened). Constant testing of the very loud ones with no warning, leaving me no time to adjust my meeting schedule (emails notifying an hr... before testing really doesn't do the trick) of find a safe place to take my dog is somewhat infuriating.

I am also, unfortunately, right next to the T C Roberson baseball fields which have people batting with reckless abandon at all hours (and I do mean all hours), which I know is not the property's issue, but it is hard to handle even with earplugs or headphones on.

There is also a very long wait to get anything– not immediately an issue–fixed, and while some things you can get away with fixing yourself, others you can't.

Parking is definitely hard. The spots are incredibly small so you had better hope no one parks next to you if you have something large you want to get out of the side door. I've definitely injured my shoulder a few times because you can't open the door far enough for it to not immediately start swinging closed again. Read More

They have mold issues they covering up and continuing to cover up. My family is extremely sick. They are horrible and treat you like it's not an issue. Claimed it was debris, but mold spray.

Ongoing issues with insufficient parking, no trash service on weekends and dumpster fails routinely. Pool was closed most of the summer after failing inspection.