Oak Hill Apartments

Renewed our lease back in June, no regrets! Maintenance is always responds in a timely manner. Having a gate for entry is a plus. The amenities are great you couldn’t ask for more.

Have been living here for almost a year now and haven’t had any issues. Maintenance is pretty quick and what you see online is what you get.

I love this place. The people in the office always help me with any problems I ever have I love this place. Hopefully my money won't run out so I can keep paying rent. Thank you

I would give negative stars if I could. I am a resident of the this apartment and living here from last 4 years. Last year they started giving away free trash cans and said that it will Will be a valet trash service. Than I realized that they are charging us for that service which I don't even need. And the dumpster is right across the street. Now I cannot reject this service. I have to pay extra money. The trash can which was given is worst, I would say the public toilet is better than that.... The guys who come to take the trash they are throwing the trash in the dumpster right across the street. Also this apartment is not a old age home where people can't walk. They could have ask if we want to sign up for this or not.
If you want to renew your lease without increasing your rent you'll have to renew your lease for 14 months not 12.
There are a lot of good apartments around the area don't even think of leasing with this stupid apartment. Lee mas

We moved into Oakhill Apartments almost 3 years ago and loved our time living here up until recently. One of the things we loved about Oakhill when we moved in was that they weren’t like every other apartment complex. They seemed to care about their current residents by offering loyalty perks allowing residents to break there lease without penalty if they have lived here for longer than 2 years. Also, they didn’t nickel and dime you like other apartments complexes. Recently Oakhill changed... ownership to Gray Star and everything has changed. They no longer care about any of there current residents, they have removed all loyalty perks, raised rent prices, and charged new fees. They also included a piece of paper in the lease rental letter detailing how expensive it would be to leave their apartment complex. This letter came across very insulting with the new management basically saying, “we know were charging you more money but look at how expensive it is to leave us so just resign your lease.” After speaking with workers in the office who also live in the complex and were affected by the new management it is clear that both their concerns and the concerns of the people who live here have fallen on deaf ears from both Gray Star and Dart Properties. Like many of the residents we will be moving out of Oakhill as soon as we are able, and I strongly encourage anyone searching for an apartment to look elsewhere until Oak Hill apartments changes there management directions. Lee mas