Abrams Park Apartments

I have been living here for nearly a year and love my residence here very much. The pool is kept clean and cool and staff are very prompt on fixing any issues in the apartment within reasonable time. Isabel does a fantastic job keeping up with the facility. Look forward to renewing lease soon!

Negatives: The landscaping could be improved, but that would require the owner putting up gutters because it floods the flower beds when it rains. The rent prices didn't really make sense to me. In Feb. 2024 the units were being leased for 1375 to 1425 and again this occurred in June, one month before I had my renewal offer. It seems once the units sit for a month they lower the prices significantly. Year 1: $1400 Year 2: $1505 Year 3: $1540 I also felt like my unit was too dark and I normally kept my blinds open. The patio on the first floor wasn't really usable because of the amount of mosquitos. I also think it's counted as part of the square footage. When it rains, if you're in building H, the sidewalk gets flooded, so buy a pair of rainboots if you're on the second floor. The gym isn't good. There are way too many kids at the pool and being single it wasn't an ideal place to relax. The parents don't really care how obnoxious their kids get, so it's kind of annoying (weekends after 6p). Positive: The inside of the units are nice but the living room is kind of small. The appliances in the unit are much nicer than most new builds and the cabinets are a much nicer quality too (i.e., two tone, soft close, European style kitchen). From my observation, dog owners do a decent to good job picking up after their pets. There was never a time where the dumpsters are overflowing with trash or an insane amount of trash around the complex. I do think it's not the duty of the maintenance staff to pick up after dirty/disrespectful tenants so I would help pick-up and I have seen other tenants do the same (normally the gays that live here). Most of my visitors always commented on how nice the apartments are. These apts. were built 7 years ago or so they aren't "remodeled". I actually like the outside of the apartments (metal siding, roof, with wood accents). I have heard from my neighbors that they didn't get a lease renewal because of breaking the rules on their lease, so I do know management will enforce the contract. It's overall a pretty quiet complex. I only saw one cockroach while living here and I never had pest control. You will obviously see them outside though. Overall the one-bedroom units are not worth more than $1450 w/the $30 dollar added fees. I think that is the number to keep tenants and attract new ones. The trash fee is no more than $20 added to your bill and your electric bill should be pretty low living here ($100 at the most). I give this complex five stars because I can't fault the complex for not denying people a place to live because they have kids and the landscaping didn't really affect my living conditions. I am moving due to job relocation.