Avery Row Apartment Homes 1200 North Rolfe Street, Arlington, VA 22209

"awful floorplans - no foyers in the apartments... too close to route 50 and dca flight path... too far from metro... no swimming pool"

"Do not rent at this apartment building. They have zero on site management and there’s a horrible pot smell in the building. The air conditioner on the fourth floor was broken for three weeks. Despite multiple reports to the building maintenance department of this. It did not get fixed in a timely fashion The Fix only happened once a resident left a thermometer in the hallway to record how hot it was on the fourth floor .Once I moved out they charge me $400 for re-painting a bedroom they repaint the apartment every time someone moves out, they claimed damages after I had left the building and signed the move out inspection report that stated there were no damages and I would only need to pay for the $145 cleaning fee which I agree to. This company will charge you for every tiny thing everything cost extra the rent over inflated and they are impossible to get in touch with when you need to argue about charges they have poor communication between departments and they charge thousands of dollars in rent and will double rent the apartment if you break your lease early, they’ll still charge you three months rent and re-rent the apartment during those three months. UPDATE: I have now received another i voice still charging me for painting a charge I was never informed I would incur. They replied to this review publicly but have not heard anything privately to resolve this matter. Another attempt to look above bored when they are taking tenants money ans charging them for services without any agreements or prior knowledge."

"I had a scheduled appointment and was able to tour an apartment and see the amenities. The apartment was beautiful and had amazing views. The leasing agent was very informative and answered all my questions with ease. Definitely worth checking out this place!"

"I would like to echo the review from another potential new tenant. My partner and I tried to contact the number shown online multiple times, but we were told that we could only make an in-person appointment in a specific date and specific time with the property manager. We asked whether there could be other options. No response. Followed up, still no response. So we drove by the apartment trying our luck. Finally we met a resident there explaining to us everything. This apartment has been transferred to 3 different management companies since 2014. Now the new management team literally gives up managing this property. They got rid of the leasing office. The property manager probably only shows up once a month; that's why it's so hard to schedule an appointment with her. The amenities were great, except the gym is rather small. We didn't get to see any unit, but the hallway, clubroom, rooftop, garage all look pretty nice and clean to us. The only concern is the additional fees that the new management team charges on residents. We were told that there would be all kinds of bizarre fees, such as electricity usage in the public lobby area; the bill could be as high as $50/month per unit, so the residents just turned off the lights in the hallway voluntarily. Another fee was the trash fee. Since they team with some companies to pick up large furniture from residents and it's shared by all units, that bill could be as high as $70/month. We were told they even charge the smart home lock for about $15/month? All of these are not listed on the website. Since this is a long-term residence apartment (their lease is at least 19 months), we guess that's why the property manager isn't in a hurry to find new tenants. We are surprised to see units got leased out during the whole month while we're trying to get a tour but couldn't. Probably it is just not the place for us."

"*This review is from a prospective resident, not someone who currently lives here* I could not get a hold of anyone from Avery Row to schedule a viewing. They have a lot of available units that look like they could be what I'm looking for, so I wanted to schedule a tour. Their online schedule portal doesn't work, and no one answers the phone. It just rings indefinitely. I was informed via text message by what I assume is an automated bot that someone would reach out to me when there was tour availability. It's been more than a week and still nothing. I can't imagine they are THAT busy -- the leasing office's entire job is to find new residents. I even showed up to the building hoping to get lucky with a walk-in tour but I couldn't get inside the building and there was no front desk facing the main doors that I could see to flag someone down to let me in. Very strange. I can't imagine actually living here and being unable to get a hold of the office for something...maybe I dodged a bullet."