The Delaney at East Park

Reviews

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  Venus Umudi

  Oct 28, 2025
  5.0
  Jabril was very helpful with move-in. Anything I need, I know I can always go to him!
• RR

  Redeate

  Oct 28, 2025
  5.0
  I am not a resident, however I took a tour with their amazing tour guide Jabril. He was so informative while being energetic and enthusiastic about the perks of the property and the benefits of living there. He was quick to inform us about any promotions and how we can stay connected with the Delaney. I loved my experience and would definitely recommend checking this place out!
• ZW

  Zach Walker

  Oct 5, 2025
  5.0
  An old college friend’s son was accepted to KSU but couldn’t get housing, she called me and asked if I knew of any communities that they could look at in Kennesaw. Do I, why yes! The Delaney was perfect for them upgraded appliance package unique floor plans, the office team is kind and responsive, maintenance is on point. I came with them for a tour and boom, they leased! If you’re looking for that special place in Kennesaw, stop by the Delaney make sure you see the roof top patio deck on a clear day you are able to view all of Kennesaw mountain.
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  nevaeh pressley

  Sep 30, 2025
  1.0
  Such a beautiful apartment complex, would love to move there but the leasing manager cody made the experience HORRIBLE!! He’s disrespectful, unprofessional, and has no care for any of the residents. i was so disappointed to see that they have this person in charge! Also nothing was mentioned about the false fire alarms.
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  JaChel Redmond

  Sep 1, 2025
  1.0
  These apartments are extremely mismanaged I was excited to move in here on May 23rd with the promotion of two months free and $500 off the third month. Unfortunately, my experience since then has been full of problems caused by poor management. 1. Leasing office lost my money order and lease They lost the $500 money order I gave them at move-in. I had to go back to Western Union to request a refund, which cost me a $15 cancellation fee. Management eventually credited the $15 back to my account, but I was still inconvenienced, wasting gas, time, and effort to resolve a mistake that was not mine. Then, weeks after I had already moved in, the leasing office told me they did not have my signed lease in their system, even though I had a copy in my email. I still had to take time out of my day to go back to the office and re-sign, which was another unnecessary hassle. 2. Elevator is always broken As of September 1 it was down again, and it has been out of service at least 15–20 times since I moved in. It breaks every few days and sometimes fails again within 48 hours of being “fixed.” 3. Mail and packages are a mess It took weeks for residents to get mailbox keys, then management announced all boxes had to be rekeyed and reassigned. I only got my “new” key on August 30, more than three months after moving in. Packages are often misdelivered, and the package room is hit or miss. 4. Fire alarms constantly went off For months, alarms went off day and night, sometimes around 4 a.m., bringing out the fire department and waking residents. The last time was just a few weeks ago. 5. Community trash chute is poorly maintained Trash often piles up around the bins, blocking access and creating an unsanitary mess. 6. $50 trash fine imposed on all residents without sufficient warning Instead of giving personal warnings, management charged every single resident $50 at once for leaving valet trash bins in hallways, which was pretty much everyone since it had become the norm. When I asked about it while picking up my mailbox key, the leasing agent said management would not remove any fines because it came from the management company. The decision to fine all residents at once showed very poor judgment. 7. Apartments are very noisy My upstairs neighbors are often loud, laughing, and playing music at one or two in the morning. This is common since many college students from Kennesaw State live here. 8. Parking has become more difficult When I first moved in, it wasn’t as bad because the complex was still filling up. Now that more residents are here, parking is harder to find at night, and I often have to park on the other side of the building. Another sign of poor management On their Google reviews, management responds with a template saying “please reach out to our team directly at [email address] or call us at [phone number],” but they never insert the actual contact info. The responses literally say “[email address]” and “[phone number].” That lack of attention to detail in public responses is just one more example of how badly this property is managed. Knowing this was a new complex, I gave management time to improve and held off on leaving a review. But the way they handled the $50 trash fine was my breaking point. The staff are polite enough in person, but that does not make up for how badly this property is run. Overall, this has been one of the most frustrating living experiences I have had. Between the lost money order, lost lease, broken elevators, package issues, fire alarms, noise, parking, and careless management, I cannot recommend living here. If I could choose again, I would not move in.

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