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Renewing my lease at 500 Fifth Apartments marks not just a continuation of residency but a celebration of the positive transformations and improvements that have unfolded over the past year. As I reflect on my decision to extend my stay, it’s evident that the changes implemented by the management team have significantly contributed to enhancing the overall living experience within the community. One of the most noticeable improvements since my initial move-in is the management team’s heightened responsiveness and dedication to addressing the needs of residents. Whether it’s a minor maintenance issue or a more significant concern, the management at 500 Fifth Apartments has consistently demonstrated a commitment to prompt resolution, ensuring that the living environment remains comfortable and well-maintained. I would love for management to organize regular social events and activities, providing opportunities for residents to connect, engage, and build meaningful relationships with one another. These gatherings have not only enriched my social life but have also contributed to a sense of belonging and connectedness within the community. As I look ahead to another year at 500 Fifth Apartments, I do so with excitement and confidence, knowing that I am part of a vibrant and thriving community that prioritizes the well-being and satisfaction of its residents. The decision to renew my lease was an easy one, as the positive changes and improvements made by the management team have truly enhanced my living experience. Thanks to Sarah, I am grateful for the opportunity to continue calling 500 Fifth Apartments my home and look forward to the experiences and memories that lie ahead.

I am a long time tenant of five years. Almost 6 years. Everything is within walking distance. Grocery stores. The Farmers Market.

It's been a fine place to live. Sure there have been a couple things that make me grumpy, like the fact that they halved the amount of washer and dryers in the laundry room. However that was to make way for the gym area. The parking isn't great but honestly it's east nahville. The parking won't be great. All in all I would say this place is worth living in for A year.

This apartment complex in East Nashville is the sort that looks good in pictures or a tour, but reveals its true colors once you've lived here a while. The units were clearly renovated on the cheap and many fixtures are not properly installed. The bathroom faucets are affixed to the sink unit using wood glue instead of via a tightened nut meaning that they're both easy to break and difficult to repair. the cabinetry was installed using shorter than necessary screws requiring you to be extra gentle for fear of damaging them. The dish washers are inexpensive and front heavy leading to them tilting forwards if you dont keep a hand on them while they are open. The mail room has no enforcement leading to a culture of fear that your packages might be taken by another tenant or perhaps just a random passerby. The wiring for internet clearly hasn't been updated in a very very long time as ISPs only offer their slowest bandwidth packages to this property. The parking lot has far too few parking spots for the number of occupied units with seemingly little interest from the property managers to address what is a clear issue. In summation, these apartments are livable but mildly overpriced for how flimsy the renovation process on them was. You live here because you have to, not because you particularly want to.

I would love move there and I have a voucher my in is $1,642 but the lady said I'm not qualified

Looking forward for my son n my sister to apply for these new apartments thats coming soon be glad when yall get them finished. When will yall start taking applications?