NorthPointe Apartamentos

They closed all amenities for no reason. No city, state or federal recommendations or ordinances. I’m actually still paying rent for another apartment with the same property management in Charlotte. Their amenities are still open just like all the other apartments in Greenville and Charlotte. It’s all hearsay no science logic or government ordinances. Other apartments have a reserve system, but they are apparently too lazy to implement a process

It’s been a pleasant experience, I love it. Really happy to choose northpointe as my home.

The property is mismanaged. Shady individuals live there. No security officer, no security cameras, rules are not enforced.

Ended up paying for a lease break because the noise coming from other apartments was keeping me up at night.
First let me say the complex is new, close to downtown, pretty and comes with a parking garage. Interiors are modern and look great. A security officer usually sits in the parking garage at night. There is a Harris Teeter grocery store close and the staff in the leasing office seem friendly.
However this is the noisiest place I have ever lived. And I'm not just talking about the... road noise that comes from the 3 intersections surrounding the complex. Above, I hear every foot step, music and stomping at 2 in the morning on a regular basis. I hear toilets flushing and waste water rushing down the pipes in the wall, even from other units directly above me too! I can even hear a tenant snoring at night in a unit adjacent to mine. I put a fan going at night to drown out the noise. If you are thinking of moving here, get a top floor unit.
I've lived in many different apartment complexes but never had any issue like this but maybe I just got lucky. The first month here was ok, and I had gotten used to the road noise. Then tenants started moving in the units above and around mine and I became aware of the sound issues.
When living in a multi-unit building you are always going to hear some noise, like the occasional floor creaking or a washing machine running. But nothing like what I have had to deal with while living here. Maybe the building should have just been better insulated.
I have called the courtesy officer many times in the early hours of the morning. I have contacted the management several times about this issue but the problem still remains after several months. I have given my notice and will pay the break fee to go somewhere else.
If you are bothered by extra noise then this probably isn't the place for you. If noise doesn't bother you at all, then enjoy having a cool looking bridge to walk across and a Harris Teeter next door! Lee mas

Ended up paying for a lease break because the noise coming from other apartments was keeping me up at night.
First let me say the complex is new and it is close to downtown. The complex is pretty and comes with a parking garage attached. The interiors are modern and look great. A security officer usually sits in the parking garage at night which is nice. There is also a Harris Teeter grocery store close by for all your shopping needs and Nikki and her staff in the leasing office are... friendly.
However this is also the noisiest place I have ever lived. And I'm not just talking about the road noise that comes from the 3 intersections surrounding the complex. From the tenant above, I hear every foot step. I hear music and stomping at 2 in the morning on a regular basis. I hear toilets flushing and the waste water rushing down the pipes in the wall. In fact, I can even hear the waste water rushing down from toilets flushing in all the other units directly above me as well! I can even hear a tenant snoring at night in a unit adjacent to mine. I often find myself having to to put a fan going at night to drown out the noise. If you are thinking of moving here, at the very least get a top floor unit or you might regret it.
I've lived in many different apartment complexes but never had any issue like what I've been dealing with here. Maybe I just got lucky so far. Actually, the first month here was ok, and I had gotten used to the road noise for the most part. Then more tenants started moving in the units above and around mine, and that's when became aware of the sound issues.
The fact is that when living in a multi-unit building like this you are always going to hear some noise, like the occasional floor creaking or a washing machine running. But it should never be like what I have had to deal with while living here so far. Maybe the building should have just been better insulated.
I have called the courtesy officer many times in the early hours of the morning. I have contacted the management several times about this issue and attempted to find a reasonable solution, but the problem still remains after several months. In the end I have had to give my notice and pay the break fee so I can go somewhere else.
If you are even a little bit bothered by extra noise then this probably isn't the place for you. But if the noise doesn't bother you at all, then enjoy having a cool looking bridge to walk across and a Harris Teeter next door! Lee mas