Main Street Apartment Homes

While the rent is relatively reasonable for a 2 bed, 1.5 bath, there are several significant drawbacks that make living here frustrating.

The biggest issue is the HVAC system. It must be manually switched between heating and cooling modes by maintenance, and residents are not allowed to do it themselves since it requires accessing a panel inside the unit. While management is typically proactive about turning the heat on for winter, the transition to air conditioning this spring has been handled... poorly.

On April 1, 2026, residents were notified that the system would not be switched to cooling yet due to low nighttime temperatures. However, temperatures began rising again in early April, and management did not adjust their plan accordingly. The property has around nine buildings, and they only switch one building per day, with no work done on weekends. They didn’t begin switching to cooling until Monday, April 10, meaning some buildings, including mine, won’t have A/C until April 23.

As a result, my apartment has been consistently between 82–86°F since early in the week, with no way to cool it down aside from using fans, which are ineffective due to the humidity. It’s extremely uncomfortable and relaxing after work or even sleeping becomes difficult when the apartment is this hot.

Many residents have reached out about this issue and were told that maintenance is understaffed and the process cannot be expedited, which is understandably frustrating given the conditions.

Unfortunately, this isn’t the only problem. Running the dishwasher, even after rinsing dishes, leaves plates, glasses, and utensils with a rusty, moldy odor. In the bathroom, mold begins to form on the ceiling within just a few days, despite regular weekly cleaning. Additionally, the floors are very squeaky and you can hear the exact spot the person above you is walking because if it and in some areas you can feel the boards underneath sink noticeably when stepped on.

The only reason I’m giving this apartment 2 stars instead of 1 is because the office staff are responsive and seem to genuinely try to help. However, it’s clear they don’t have the resources needed to properly address these ongoing issues. Read More

I truly wish I could give zero stars to this awful place. This is without a doubt the absolute worst living experience I have ever had and it's not even close. Look at all the recent views and the current trends for this place. Everyone is having the same experience and it's going downhill FAST.

They will do everything possible to get as much money from you as they can while doing everything in their power to do absolutely nothing to help you with issues or make improvements to the building or... community. They will trap you in overpriced leases so you can never save up enough to move out. Save yourself the grief and torment and just find a private renting option somewhere else in town. You will find many full houses for LESS than what they charge here for a poorly maintained, 100-layer paint contractor special.

While this place has actually been a nightmare to live in, Mitchel Morgan owner of Morgan Properties, current net worth reaches $6.1 billion, funny huh? Read More

Amazing experience, wonderful staff, clean apartments, and good communication. Cannot complain about Main Street apartment homes! Very happy to live here!

The staff both maintenance and office are wonderful. It is close to grocery stores and the train so I can get to work. Having the option to have a washer and dryer in the apartment is great because it is a time saver and very convenient overall.

Great place to call home! The staff is amazing and the location is perfect! You can tell this is more than just an apartment community by the way the staff treats it! They treat it as if it were their own home; always looking for better ways to do things and providing excellent customer service from the leasing office to the maintenance staff!