The Lofts at Atlantic Station

Reviews

• SH

  Sydney Harris

  Jan 2, 2026
  5.0
  ATL Lofts has been amazing! Our leasing agents Adriana were so helpful throughout this process.
• JJ

  James

  Dec 5, 2025
  5.0
  We have lived here for 3 years. Love the place never had any issues and when ever something arises Zack is quick to repair and/or Jesse will make sure is done! There’s flaws just like anything or anyone thats just life!
• AA

  Alex Allen

  Nov 20, 2025
  1.0
  LONG STORY SHORT: ROACH INFESTATION, GATE ISSUES, etc! Pros: location and proximity to everything. We live in building 2S (265 18th st). I’m glad to see that other residents are starting to review the lofts truthfully. If you’re reading this, please search reviews by NEWEST and LOWEST. I’m also shocked at the response to the reviews from Atlantic Station Lofts Management. On one review, their excuse was “we don’t see this profile as a resident”. Well of course if people are still residents they may not leave a review under their real names!!! But what they are saying is true. Even myself, I have multiple neighbors who say they have told the office about the BUG ISSUE! There ARE ROACHES and they seem to be doing nothing about it! From BABY ROACHES TO VERY LARGE ONES! We won’t be living here when our lease is up in 2026! We can’t even invite family over anymore! We’ve cleared our entire apartment to just find out, as Mr.Ryan stated in the review, they’re coming out of the walls more than likely! We discovered this by having to tape outlets, and one day one outlet had several babies and adults literally directly under it. We have spent HUNDREDS, going on THOUSANDS at this point having to purchase roach bait, professional ADVION products after research and all!. And we are still having trouble because clearly management isnt doing anything about it for the entire building! One or 2 units doing their job is not going to get the job done! So again, they are doing nothing about it and if you move here BEWARE. There are also constant gate /entrance issues. We’ve even had a neighbor move out recently and just moved down the street to the AMLI because they couldn’t take it anymore. And to be honest, we have been ultimately shocked about the roaches the past few months. We thought no way, because after being here about 2-3 years we have experienced water bugs, but never roaches! And now it’s clearly an infestation in the building! It seems it’s possible that some new tenants brought them and it has spread tremendously. No one has any reason to lie about the lofts or tear them down, but these issues HAVE to be addressed and resolved! And their lack of empathy or acknowledgement makes it 10x worse! Honestly we are thinking about breaking the lease at this point via legal direction, due to documented safety hazards involving pests and also inadequate safety measures in place (gates not working, gates open, cars broken into, etc). The lofts are not providing proper living arrangements and safety that they promise!
• RL

  Ryan Lynch

  Nov 18, 2025
  1.0
  I no longer stay here but I just wanted to give an honest review about my lease with them. I wouldn't mind paying the high amount in rent if the apartment didn't have so many issues. They also charged me a double deposit so I paid nearly $6000 to move in. There we're roaches every where. Coming out of the walls and there are huge cracks under the doors and the bugs just travel along the floor. I had to buy a door cover to cover the 2 inch hole and spray my apartment from top to bottom. There is so much noise. I can hear my neighbors all day and night. Thin walls. Paying almost $2500/month for a 1 bedroom for mold on the windows. The best amenities are the gym membership for $10 and the access to everything around the apartment. Beware staying here.
• MJ

  Monet Jones

  Oct 24, 2025
  1.0
  If you’re thinking about signing a lease, budget an extra $60–80/month for your own exterminator because the building’s “pest control” is a joke. They spray the hallways once in a blue moon and call it a day, but the roaches are literally inside the walls—crawl out of light-switch plates, drop from ceiling vents, and parade across the kitchen counter at 2 a.m. like they pay rent. No matter how much you clean, you will spend so much extra time trying to scrub and seal every crack and it does nothing because they are in the walls.I’ve found them in silverware drawers, inside the microwave, and swimming in a cereal bowl I left in the sink for ten minutes. The office keeps promising “treatment is scheduled,” yet nothing changes. It’s not a few bugs; it’s an infestation the property refuses to address. Save yourself the headache—look elsewhere.

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