Greenbrier Ridge

VERY poor management. Toni the manager is EXTREMELY rude. If I did not have a lease here I would move out immediately. He is...

VERY poor management. Toni the manager is EXTREMELY rude. If I did not have a lease here I would move out immediately. He is extremely immature as a manager and my mother was trying to contact him over a bug infestation we had because Toni left it untreated for a week and Toni blocked my mothers number and would not answer her phone calls. I would NEVER recommend someone to move into these apartments while Toni is the manager!!!!

The apartments them selves are pretty nice but parking is TERRIBLE. Do NOT move here if you have friends or family that ever want...

The apartments them selves are pretty nice but parking is TERRIBLE. Do NOT move here if you have friends or family that ever want to come visit you. I came to visit my fiance last night and it was late. I parked one spot over from a visitors spot... I could have sworn I pulled into the visitors spot but I guess I didn't... Came out less than an hour later with a boot on my car and a $75 dollar bill to remove it. I have shown ip before mid day to all the visitors spots full and I had to park literally on the other side of the complex and walk like 3 minutes carrying a ton of groceries because that's the only place a spot for visiting was available, meanwhile TONS of non visitors spots were wide open. It's been really inconvenient before and it's why as we get married we have decided to not stay at Greenbrier after this year is up, now a simple mistake has cost us $75 bucks. It feels really cold and like a total lack of care. It would be different if it were a repeat offense but to one time accidentally paid k right next to the visitors spots at 11:40pm and come out less than an hour later to a ticket feels like extortion.

It was a great place to live for years, then I was having a lot of issues, and the new property management team has...

It was a great place to live for years, then I was having a lot of issues, and the new property management team has really responded and communicated well unlike prior property managers. A lot of people had complaints before, but they seem to really be willing to make it a great place to live. Happy resident.

I visited a friend here for one night and ended up with a boot on a car. There are NO signs that say resident...

I visited a friend here for one night and ended up with a boot on a car. There are NO signs that say resident parking only. Anywhere. And my friend that I stayed with didn't know this spot was resident parking only. I tried to reason with them but instead of helping me out, they simoly told me that it was "not their problem."

Daniel and Tony in the leasing office are excellent, explained every step thoroughly and answered each one if my questions with a smile. During...

Daniel and Tony in the leasing office are excellent, explained every step thoroughly and answered each one if my questions with a smile. During my actual move, as I was about to die of thirst, look in the fridge to find water bottles already cold for me. That one extra effort honestly made my day. Good bunch of people here.

Overall, my experience at this apt complex was decent. The signed up process was easy, the landlord ladies were nice and GR always acted...

Overall, my experience at this apt complex was decent. The signed up process was easy, the landlord ladies were nice and GR always acted upon my maintenance requests rather promptly. Unfortunately, during my mid-lease time, GR hired a new associate for the office and she was terrible. She was very unprofessional and rude. She was the main reason why I decided to move out. After the end of my lease, I found out that she did not work there anymore (not sure whether she got fired or not) but her replacement was a lot nicer. Overall, GR was a decent apt. 4/5

love living here. staff is so friendly and really affordable. im a grad student living with loans and this place was a great find....

love living here. staff is so friendly and really affordable. im a grad student living with loans and this place was a great find. only takes me 8min to get to campus.

I moved here a year ago and I love it. when my friends come over they say they are gonna move here. I live...

I moved here a year ago and I love it. when my friends come over they say they are gonna move here. I live in one of the older places and they are nice but I really want to live in the newer ones they have when I graduate. Its clean and the staff is really friendly. Cable is included in the rent so its a good price too.

I have lived at Greenbrier since July of 2009. I am a female and I have lived in a one bedroom by myself. Recently,...

I have lived at Greenbrier since July of 2009. I am a female and I have lived in a one bedroom by myself. Recently, while I was at work, my apartment was broken into and roughly $3,000.00 worth of items in my home were stolen. It was devistating. My puppy was home and was completely traumatized by the break-in.Two months prior to my incident, another single female resident's apartment was burglarized. The apartment staff failed to notify residents of this incident. I'm sure they were too busy complaining and drafting their heavy-handed "pick up your dog's poop" letter. They have their priorities. Though the staff at Greenbrier seemed concerned, they were not honest about the other safety issues that had recently taken place. I was dissapointed in their behavior. While Linda seemed genuinely concerned, the other staff members could have cared less. I considered staying, but after careful consideration, I am leaving. I am now moving to another apartment where for $45 more a month, I have 50 square feet more in space, a gate, a personal alarm system, and a TRULY upgraded kitchen with all new appliances. If Greenbrier wants to seriously continue charging the amount that they do charge, they need to re-evaluate their safety measures and their current idea of "upgraded". My advice to prospective residents is that you request the highest apartment available from the ground floor. Do not accept "no" for an answer. Be firm with the staff or they WILL walk all over you. Don't settle when there are plenty of competitively priced, safe, new apartment homes. Also, don't be fooled by their claims of "new" or "upgraded." It's just all the same old junk covered up with a new coat of paint- certainly not worth the price. I hope this honest review helps those of you in search of your new home.