Arborpoint at Woodland Station

Overall, Arborpoint was a great place to live. Had work not taken us out of state, we would still be there. A couple of neighbors made for a few unpleasant experiences, but you can’t hold that against Arborpoint.
Move In — Very easy with a number of large elevators. Moving truck didn’t have a problem parking. No permit was needed.
Leasing Office — Really great people who quickly learned your name (s)/apartment number. You receive an e-​mail when you get a package, so no guesswork. Hours are as good or better than other places in the area.
Apartments — Appliances are pretty nice/​stainless steel. We lived in a one bedroom, so there wasn’t a ton of kitchen space, but there was surprisingly a good amount of storage.
Maintenance — Very responsive and able to fix just about anything. They come very quickly after a maintenance call and will always leave a note if you’re not around.
Fitness Center — Great equipment that is well maintained. Some neighbors go a little ‘too extreme’ to the point of throwing up. It typically made it into the trash at least, but honestly, that’s not healthy if you’re always puking.
Neighbors — Most people either keep to themselves or are very friendly. There were a few who were very discourteous, however. They’d smoke in the stairwells at night, causing the fire alarms to go off at 1:00am. This happened a few times. Not pleasant.
Rent Rates — Yes, it’s pricey, but you get what you pay for. After the first year, we did receive a notice of rent increase, but it was very typical (not some outrageous increase).
Move Out — As easy as the move-​in. We received our deposit back within a few weeks of our official move-​out date.