Jovia

The units are nice but the apartments upkeep has gone down since I moved in a year ago. The property is dirty now and the trash valet they have doesn’t pick up every night like they are supposed to. Trash bags have been outside of my neighbors units the past 2 nights and it reeks. This has happened multiple times now. The stairs have also been filled with dead bugs all summer, last year maintenance would come and clean that with a leaf blower this year I was told they would implement that again and they haven’t. Also, there are tons of wasp nests all over the property. I asked pest control to come take down a large one outside of my balcony and they said they wouldn’t be able to because they couldn’t reach it, I had wasps building all over my balcony and had to get rid of them myself since pest control only comes once a week. On top of this, i’ve had wasps getting into my bedroom and I have no idea how. Don’t live here if you want to live on a clean property, the rent is way too high for the upkeep to be so poor. It’s also really hard to get in touch with the office unless you go to the leasing office, and even then the new staff seems annoyed that you go to them. Update on 9/14/25 THE TRASH VALET HASNT PICKED UP TRASH THIS ENTIRE WEEKEND.

I originally moved into this complex when it was still called Jefferson Vine. At that time, only a few buildings were open, and everything was great from the staff to the amenities and the peaceful environment. Unfortunately, that didn’t last. Once management began dropping the rental prices, it brought in a wave of new residents, and the overall quality of the community went downhill fast. Many tenants don’t respect the property or those around them. Gym equipment is neglected or broken, trash bins are constantly overflowing, and people treat shared spaces like they’re disposable. Alyssa and Eddie have always been amazing responsive, professional, and genuinely helpful. They were the bright spot here. However the new staff can be rude. The real problem is the lack of accountability and the behavior of certain residents. Pet owners rarely pick up after their dogs. Parking is a mess because people constantly ignore assigned spots. Some residents run businesses out of their garages, leading to a lot of unnecessary traffic. Drivers speed through the complex, and there are no speed bumps to slow them down. I’ve almost been hit multiple times. I reported this, but nothing changed until someone nearly hit a staff member in a golf cart. Only then did management act. One time, I witnessed a resident looking inside my car. There were other tenants who saw it too. I reported it, and even with witnesses, I was told they couldn’t do anything because it was a “he said, she said” situation. So, good luck trusting your neighbors here. The environment is becoming increasingly inappropriate. I’ve personally seen young women in thong bikinis twerking on the grill tables and slapping each other on the rear in full view of everyone. If you have kids, good luck shielding them from that. As for the pet situation most pet owners don’t seem to be registered. I lived on the second floor, and the residents below had a yard that they were too lazy to clean up frequently. Piles of poop were left for weeks, creating a horrible smell that made it impossible for me to enjoy my balcony. The dog park? Never cleaned. Always full of waste and frequently out of bags. Maintenance is another huge issue. Once, I requested a water filter replacement. I have a camera inside my apartment, and the worker simply reset the filter and left he didn’t even change it. If that’s how they act when they know they’re being watched, imagine what happens when there are no cameras. Service requests take forever, and most of the time, the crew is either lounging on golf carts or on their phones in the garage. The parties in the summer are loud and disruptive. People scream, blast music late into the night, and play pickleball under a blinding LED light that shines directly into residents’ windows, making it hard to sleep. On top of that, the power goes out regularly, the internet is unreliable, and communication from management is minimal at best. You can NEVER get ahold of anyone. Phone calls, they never answer. Voicemails, they never return calls. Emails, it takes them weeks if you’re lucky to get anything back. I don’t understand how people who have just moved in or are simply visiting can leave glowing 5 star reviews. They clearly haven’t experienced what it’s really like to live here. If you’re thinking of signing a lease here, may the odds be ever in your favor.