Copper Social Student Apartments

Reviews

• CS

  Courtney Smart

  6 days ago
  5.0
  I recently moved in and was thoroughly impressed by the staff's professionalism and accommodating nature, even with my numerous requests. The move-in bags were a lovely touch. I'd especially like to commend Chantrell for her consistently welcoming and pleasant demeanor. Her warm spirit and cheerful greetings truly made a positive impression.
• TL

  Travis Lee

  Aug 9, 2026
  1.0
  This is a very disorganized apartment, they told the new residents to fill out a move in form if you wanted to request to pick your keys up on a different day than everyone else. I chose to pick my keys up on the 9th. After I called the location to confirm my key pick up, I found out that no one was in office for the whole day. I’m not sure why Destiney Snow sent conformation emails with faulty dates for the key pick-up. Especially after saying the 9th was the last day to get the keys.
• NL

  Nyla L

  Aug 5, 2026
  1.0
  My experience with Copper Social has been incredibly disappointing. The lease policies feel extremely one-sided and predatory, especially toward students who are renting for the first time. No matter your circumstances, even before receiving your keys and ever moving in, unless you are deceased or entering the military, there appears to be absolutely no willingness to offer any alternative or meaningful assistance. I have done everything I can to find someone to take over my lease, including posting in at least 15 Facebook groups multiple times and reaching out to countless people, yet I have received no help with the reletting process. Instead, the entire burden is placed on the resident, regardless of their financial situation. Student housing should not be structured in a way that leaves young adults with no realistic options if their circumstances change. Had I known how predatory the leasing process was at Copper Social, I never would have signed a lease here or even considered it. I urge everyone to be careful when signing a lease here and mindful of exactly what the process is if you ever need to get out of it in the case of an emergency.
• RW

  Ryan Weiss

  Jul 27, 2026
  1.0
  Due to the fact that I stayed in this apartment complex for 3 1/2 years, I don’t even know where to begin. Don’t judge a book by its cover because this place is genuinely a dump. No one picks up after their trash, their pets, and so on. Not to mention majority of the apartment complex has a German roach infestation. My unit had it very very bad due to myself being matched with genuine slobs. I ended up having roaches living inside of my Xbox due to the poor conditions of this apartment. They also add in a bunch of unnecessary fees on top of your rent. By all means it is fairly expensive for the budget of a college student but that doesn’t mean to let them suffer financially. WiFi does also go out every 1-2 months which makes it a major inconvenience for students as well. The only good part about living here was the maintenance team. They were prompt whenever an issue did come up. Do yourself a favor and don’t let your child live here. They’re honestly better off living in the dorms.
• LW

  Lizzie Weyand

  Jul 24, 2026
  1.0
  Let this be a warning before signing a lease here. Our AC broke more than 10 times during the two years we lived here. This summer alone, it failed every day for two weeks because the HVAC condensation wasn’t draining properly. Why have an apartment complex if you can't afford proper HVAC plumbing. I literally found still water in a rusted emergency drain pan inside of our dirty HVAC closet. Maintenance repeatedly vacuumed water out of the drain pan, restarted the system, and left. Within 24 hours, it would fail again. Instead of fixing the underlying problem, they kept applying the same temporary solution. They also put temporary AC window units in multiple apartments in the complex assuming they also have central AC issues. If we're paying $900-$1000 a month I expect working central AC, not relying on a loud AC unit. We lived in Apartment 2224. If you’re assigned this unit, be aware that the first- and second-floor HVAC system repeatedly failed throughout the summer. They fixed the AC of course once we officially moved out. But you still hear water falling into the drain pain. Wouldn't be surprised if the next residence who live in this unit has a flood because of this AC issue. We also dealt with recurring cockroaches and an ant infestation despite cleaning regularly. The gates were constantly broken, I honestly think residents break it because of how slow the system is if you lost your gate key card. Theres trash and dog waste everywhere around the property. The entire complex smells constantly of weed. Parking was difficult unless you paid extra for a reserved spot. Walking from the parking deck to my apartment at night felt unsafe mind you there's no lights on the 3rd floor deck. There's also frequent police activity, loud cars and loud noises/people from surrounding student housing all hours of the night. Wi-fi is always going out and power. When we moved into our unit, our tv remote was gone, all of our beds had at least one bed leg that was about to collapse. The apartment itself was not cleaned upon move in. Management also charged us renter’s insurance for a completely different apartment in another state for months. They didn't know about this until my roommate's and I had to bring it to their attention that we were paying double for renters insurance. They told us to contact the other property ourselves for a refund, surprise we never got our money back. Weekend maintenance was unreliable as well. We were promised someone would fix our AC on a Saturday, but no one came. The leasing office is closed on Sunday's so if you have any emergency maintenance issues good luck getting a hold of anyone. On two separate occasions, we went from Friday through Monday without central AC this summer. The office relies heavily on an AI chatbot called Hunter, it's super unhelpful, and callbacks rarely happened. Overall, the amenities, maintenance, management, and condition of these apartments are nowhere near worth what they charge. Don’t be fooled by the tour—it shows you what the property looks like for a few minutes, not what it’s actually like to live here every day. If your only standard is having a roof over your head, this place might work for you. But if you expect functioning AC, responsive management, reliable maintenance, clean grounds, adequate parking, or basic peace of mind, look elsewhere. I genuinely regret signing a lease here. The apartment complex is extremely run down and it shows. It was a complete waste of money. Also they literally bribe people to renew their leases here because they know the apartment is awful. I recommend they bulldoze the entire place, rebuild and get new management.

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