St. James at Goose Creek Apartments

On March 2, 2026, I visited the office for assistance. I asked the manager for help, and she told me to have a seat and said that Monica, the leasing agent, would be back shortly to assist me. I asked why she was unable to help me, and she stated that assisting residents is what the leasing agents are for.

This response made me feel very upset and uncomfortable, as I did not understand why I had to wait when she was available. After going back and forth, she eventually asked what I needed. I... informed her that I needed a parking pass and had questions regarding my renewal.

She provided the parking pass but stated that she did not know how to assist me with the renewal questions. I ultimately left the office feeling as though I was disturbing her. Because of her actions, I may not renew my lease. Read More

First off the apartment was not ready to be moved into, the cabinets are in poor condition, the counter top has tons of scratches like the previous tenants were cutting whatever on the countertops. The bathtub looks like it hasn't been clean and ready for the new tenants. We were showed the model apartment and were told it was the same layout only less bedrooms and we weren't allowed to see the apartment until move in day. Please do not lease from this apartment complex and this is an actual... review and I wrote this on 7/07/21 I'm so disappointed and angry because I felt like me and my wife were taking advantage of to lease this apartment. Read More

If you or your company need’s handicap parking and have a placard then good luck! Lots of vehicles park in handicap spaces without a placard and is never enforced. Just watch at the vehicles that stay parked for hours without ever displaying a handicap placard when people know those vehicles don’t have one and don’t park further away. Handicap parking is marked by blue paint and signs but people don’t care. It’s not the ones who quickly drop things or people off and go, it’s other vehicles and... moving trucks that have been emptied that stay for hours instead of moving it elsewhere after emptied. So if you’re looking to move there or visit a resident and need handicap parking, good luck! Handicap parking is never enforced even with regular empty spaces open so if you’re a rule breaker then you’ll be in luck! If you need handicap parking, good luck to you! Read More

The actual apartments are beautiful. They are all newer and we did not have any problems with the actual apartment moving in. The whole neighborhood is well kept and dog friendly. The only problem I have ever had is with parking and leasing.

While trying to handle our lease we had a lot of trouble just getting it done. First they would tell us to do one thing and to leave to do it, and when we returned they would do the same. They had us running back and forth instead of just telling us... everything we needed at one time. Once we had everything, they left the office early so we had to wait another day to sign the lease. This was obviously a burden because we had no where to stay. We then had to wait two more days because, as it turned out, our lease hadn't actually been created yet and they were stalling. Once we got the lease my name was spelled wrong. Only one person on staff there has been actual help to us the whole time we've been here. Everyone else seems to just waste our time so they don't have to work.

Parking is the biggest issue here, other than staff. First of all, there aren't enough parking spots for all of the tenets. Not even enough for one vehicle per apartment. Every day it is a struggle to get a spot, and you're lucky if you don't have to park almost a block away. On top of that, there is hardly any visitor parking, and the spaces that are there are always taken by residents. (Which is understandable.) I think what makes the visitor parking a hassle is that they enforce towing if you don't have a tag. So if you have visitors and there is no visitor parking, even if they are only there for an hour, they may get towed.

I would recommend these apartments to friends because they're super nice, especially for the price. But you have to be able to make arrangements around what the staff wants, because they obviously don't put tenants first. Read More

These apartments are made as if you are in house: high ceiling, central air, large rooms and appliances which include refrigerator, stove, and microwave. The amenities include swimming pool, club house, computer room, laundry room, pool room. It is like having a home at a resort. A never ending vacation!