South Pointe Apartments
About the Business
South Pointe Apartments is a modern and stylish residential complex located at 856 East 300 South in the heart of Provo, Utah. Offering a range of spacious and well-appointed apartments, South Pointe Apartments is the perfect place to call home. With convenient access to downtown Provo, Brigham Young University, and scenic outdoor attractions, residents can enjoy a vibrant urban lifestyle while still being close to nature. The complex features amenities such as a fitness center, swimming pool, and communal outdoor spaces, making it easy for residents to relax and socialize. Whether you're a student, young professional, or family, South Pointe Apartments offers the ideal blend of comfort, convenience, and community.
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Location & Phone number
856 E 300 S, Provo, UT 84606, United States
Hours open
Monday:
9:00 AM - 5:00 PM
Tuesday:
9:00 AM - 5:00 PM
Wednesday:
9:00 AM - 5:00 PM
Thursday:
9:00 AM - 5:00 PM
Friday:
9:00 AM - 4:00 PM
Saturday:
10:00 AM - 2:00 PM
Sunday:
Closed
Reviews
"Been dealing with mold for over a half year because they don't send staff to fix it. Finally sent someone and its half fixed, now there is still mold I'm the walls. Not to mention I have to park my car across the street at a park because I can't get my car into their paid parking spots because your car bottoms out if you don't have more than a foot of empty space. Not great for the price. 0/10"
"I initially gave a single star review for the office never responding. They responded to that, addressed all of my concerns with immediate actions, and have since been a true pleasure to work with. My first review did not take into account the temporary office changes due to Covid and was shortsighted. The best way to contact the office, I've since learned, is through email. My roommates and I all receive fast responses to our emails. With a broader view of the place and some security measures being added recently I am happy to say that this is the best complex I've lived in in Provo. Management changed over very recently so I cannot speak to the other negative reviews on google, but it is a lovely apartment complex in my experience. They have a fast responding repair team (when contacted the right way) and new security measures in place for the resident's safety. Utilities and furniture are clean and modern. You certainly get enough space for the price point. Storage is abundant and large windows are placed throughout the apartment for lots of natural sunlight. There is underground parking provided and the air conditioning and heating systems are strong. It is pet friendly and I love to see all the apartment dogs. There is even an entire field/lawn in front of the apartment that is well groomed and offers much more space for dogs to play in than the typical apartment grass patch. The lawn has the double advantage of also leaving the space open for a beautiful view of the mountains from inside, the best view I've had. It is an older building so the floors do creak but everything in the building seems to function well, I'm especially a fan of the fast acting water heater. I would not recommend this complex to people with animal allergies, but to the many apartment residents of Provo with pets, this is an excellent choice of housing. *This is not a paid or promoted review, I am simply encouraged by my positive experience with the management here, it's refreshing to be listened to and I want to give this complex the accurate praise it deserves."
"I love this apartment complex. Management is always friendly over the phone/thru email. Maintenance is fast, and efficient. The yard is always taken care of and looks nice. Prices are not bad at all for private rooms, which is a huge deal."
"BAD. They charge you for way more than what you get. Sold my contract and they deducted more than what they agreed on. Also A/C didn't work for 80% of the time I lived there. Maintenance requests are very slow to be resolved. Bad communication, never answered their phones. Don't live here."
"This is the worst place I have ever lived. Every bad thing that could've happened, happened. When I moved into this apartment the dishwasher was broken, compartment pieces of the fridge were broken, there were stab marks and holes punched in doors, the carpet was stained and nasty, and there were NO window screens on any of the windows. None. Opening the window was inviting every bug and creature on Earth inside. The dip at the entrance to the parking garage was a true beast, it scraped the bottom off of any car that was less than 3 feet off the ground. I don't even want to know what terrible things it did to my undercarriage or alignment. Despite probably dozens of complaints from all the tenants, the management company only "fixed" the dip 6 months after I moved in. To this day, it still scrapes off the bottom of any car less than 3 feet off the ground. Over the year that I lived at South Pointe, the dishwasher broke, the garbage disposal in the sink broke, the stove broke, the dryer broke, the AC mysteriously stopped working for weeks at a time, and the toilet upstair flooded THREE times before they finally replaced it. The bathroom had black mold growing in the cracks between the tub and floor tile that management "fixed" by covering in layers of caulk. We had an infestation of mice that we had to take care of completely on our own. Every few weeks me and my roommates were filling out a new maintenance request. Despite this being "BYU Approved Housing", I had roommates smoking weed, getting drunk, and having very loud sex basically all the time. One of my roommates decided not to pay utilities, another decided to never ever clean anything, and another one kept a husky in her room 24/7. The stench from that room was vile and I'm 100% sure the dog was being neglected. By the time management tried to do anything about the dog, my roommate had gotten wind of it and made sure the dog was gone. The last few months I lived in these apartments the management company finally decided to do some renovations. They installed a TV, replaced the flooring, and repainted. The new additions were great, which is why I'm giving this place 1 star instead of 0. What was not so great was stepping in wet concrete on my way to the bathroom, having all my stuff covered in a fine mist of white paint, waking up from a dead sleep to the sound of hammering and machinery, and how the workers left ALL of the windows and doors open while they were working. Because there weren't any window screens, bugs came into the apartment in droves. Because it was mid July, the inside of the apartment was 80 degrees+ with the AC running. This made our electric bills ridiculously high. When I contacted management and asked them to pay for half of our last month's electric bill (we all vacated the apartment mid August) in addition to the $50 rent credit they gave us for the "inconvenience" we may have experienced during the renovations, they refused. Apparently, paying for the utilities used when no one was living in the apartment is unreasonable. This has honestly been the worst housing experience of my life. I've had to fight management tooth and nail every step of the way just to make living here bearable. I would not recommend this place even to someone I hate. If they don't give me my deposit back in full, that will be the last straw. I will take them to court."
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