Coastal Club Apartments

Reviews

• 11

  1

  3 days ago
  1.0
  Do not rent here. Worst renting experience. Unhabitable conditions and fraudulent billing practices. We were forced to legally vacate the apartment early due to a severe, unaddressed cockroach infestation that management refused to fix despite proper written notice. To make matters worse, after we moved out and returned the keys, the office falsified our move-out date and sent an inflated, incorrect balance to collections. Terrible communication and completely unprofessional management. Save yourself the nightmare and find a place that respects tenant rights and basic habitability laws.
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  Aleksandar

  Sep 21, 2026
  1.0
  Someone hit my car while it was properly parked in a parking spot that I PAY for (hit and run). It has now been 10 days since this happened, and the property has been extremely unhelpful and unwilling to cooperate. What makes this even more frustrating is that there is literally a camera pointed toward the parking lot where my car was parked. At first, we were told there wasn’t even a camera covering that area, which is clearly not true. Then we were told that the only person who can review the camera footage is the property manager — who apparently has not been at work at all during the past 9 days. Even when the police contacted the property, they were told there were no cameras available to help with the investigation. This also isn’t the first time the cameras could have been useful. We’ve had issues with stolen packages as well, and once again, no effort was made to review the footage. So my question is: what is the point of having security cameras all over the property if they are never checked when residents actually need them? And on a more serious note, what happens if something much worse happens in that parking lot? If there were an assault, a shooting, or another serious incident, would residents and police seriously be told that nobody is available to check the cameras? That is honestly pretty concerning! I understand that management cannot control someone hitting a vehicle or stealing a package, but I absolutely expect them to cooperate and make a reasonable effort to help when something happens — especially when there may be camera footage available. The lack of communication, urgency, and willingness to help has been incredibly frustrating.
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  Allyson Riddle

  Sep 15, 2026
  1.0
  I want to bring awareness to this place so no one makes the same MISTAKE as me . Early this year in feb I moved into coastal club apartments here in Glynn county , I can say by far this was one of the dumbest things I’ve ever done . The first week of living there the heater was broken and my baby was taken to the hospital where to find out it was because of the mold and it being so cold. And no I didn’t know there was mold because we never got to see the actual apartment, only the model home. Ever since then there has been well over 20+ work request for the ac units . Every single time they have only temporarily fixed it by putting Freon in it. Then a week later, they would have to come back and put more in there . Now as we know living in GA it gets very hot. Now with that being said , the other day it was a whopping 86 degrees IN the apartment . They said the units were broke and promised to replace it , it’s been a month since then . Me and my family have to stay at other family members because of how hot it is. And because of the ac constantly running , it has leaked and caused a massive amount of mold and destroyed the base boards . They were made aware and never did anything about it . Now here we are today leaving the apartment with roughly 5 months left on our lease and also taking legal actions . Please don’t choose this place to live .
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  Jasemine Glenn

  Sep 13, 2026
  1.0
  I moved into Coastal Club in June 2026, and unfortunately I have not been able to comfortably enjoy my apartment since moving in. I first reported rainwater entering my apartment on June 19, shortly after moving in. Water was coming in around my patio/sliding-door area and damaged newly purchased curtains. Over the following months, I continued reporting the problem and submitted multiple maintenance requests. Several requests were marked completed even though the reported problem remained unresolved. In September, maintenance finally opened portions of the wall above my patio door to investigate the recurring water intrusion. I was told the water appeared to be associated with the upstairs patio and that the upstairs area needed to be accessed. Maintenance has now told me that they went upstairs, took the patio area apart to investigate, were unable to locate the source of the problem, and put it back together. The very next day, during another storm, water again entered my apartment and pooled across the floor at the patio door. Maintenance later apologized to me for not coming back by during that storm. Then the following day, I experienced another significant water event inside my apartment, this time with water dripping from multiple locations above and onto my furniture and flooring. Maintenance responded and told me this particular incident resulted from the upstairs apartment's dishwasher flooding. At this point, if it isn't rainwater entering my apartment, I am dealing with maintenance coming in and out, walls being opened and patched, belongings having to be moved, or losing privacy because my curtains have to be removed from the patio area for work to be performed. My apartment is my home, and I should not have to continuously rearrange my life around unresolved maintenance problems. I have also reported personal property damage, including rain-damaged curtains and approximately $2,000 in clothing that I reported was damaged by the apartment-provided washer shortly after I moved in. Those property-damage concerns have not been substantively resolved. I have cooperated with maintenance and provided access every time it has been needed. My frustration is not with maintenance needing access to make legitimate repairs. My frustration is that after nearly three months of reports, inspections, work orders, walls being opened, and repeated disruption to my home, I am still dealing with water entering my apartment. I have photographs, videos, emails, service-request records, and other documentation of what I have described here. I sincerely hoped these problems would be resolved without having to leave a public review, but I am exhausted from repeatedly dealing with these conditions in a home that I pay to live in.
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  Little Lava

  Aug 13, 2026
  1.0
  Hello everyone I advise you to not move in to this apartment #1 they never come to fix anything my washing machine needed fixing and no one came. #2 there is a Karen that thinks she owns the place and is trying to telling me how to walk in my apartment like she pays my bills when the time come and being rude. #3 the flooring is very thin. #4 Garbage always infront of my door. #5 fights always infront of my door. #6 mold everywhere in my apartment. #7 the office send out a email that they was sending people to power wash and no one came . #9 my shower has rust since I moved in my shower and sink was leaking no one came to fix it #10 there is no pest control coming to spray nothing and your paying for it. #11 there is always garbage juice on the floor ewwww. but you can move in still if you want.