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Spring Hill Apartments

4708 SE 44th St, Oklahoma City, OK 73135, USA

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Detailed Information

Place Types Real estate agency
Address 4708 SE 44th St, Oklahoma City, OK 73135, USA
Coordinate 35.4198036,-97.435234
Website Unknown
Rating 2.6
Compound Code CH97+WW Central Oklahoma City,

Openning hours

Monday 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Tuesday 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Wednesday 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Thursday 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Friday 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Saturday Closed
Sunday Closed

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Reviews

Dustin Shafer (03/22/2021)

Management is very nice. ;P

Raina Scott (12/27/2019)

It may not be the most up to date and the complex seems to be trying to make changes since new owners. It's definitely a process when it was so mismanaged (not necessarily from manager but from lack of funds and permission) but it seems to be better. I lived here years ago and worked here as well when I did and I stayed with a family member last year and it has changed in good and bad ways. The prices are fair but also needed to be enforced to ensure that the maintenance can be done properly. If people aren't paying their rent on time then repairs aren't done in a timely manner because it cost to do maintenance. I did however see the need for better roach control because the apartment I stayed in didn't allow people to bate and it was completely out of hand (one suggestion for tenants use boric acid under the stove and refrigerator, slow but does actually work to rid a roach problem). It's a huge plus that there are washer and dryer connections because it's hard to find a decent apartment with cheap rent to have them. I'm hoping to be a tenant in the near future again. Penny Brown

Ferol Halo (09/02/2018)

Management was in the process of changing when I left this dump, so hopefully they have become a livable property. I was moved into a studio with a window that didn't lock, a door that didn't shut, and a gapping hole that led from my kitchen straight outside. I lived here during the window before deciding going back to my car was better. The air conditioning unit would just fall on the floor, giving anyone ample opportunity to come in. When it rained, my ceiling would leak ---- I was on the first floor. I don't even understand how! My apartment was flooded, everything besides what was in the fridge was destroyed. I lived here six weeks and had water for a total of 10 days. Even with water running, pipes were freezing, then bursting, pouring all through the parking lots, the freezing over as well. This frozen patch behind my building was there and reported daily by myself and neighbor for 7 days. In a way to prove a point, as well as annoy them enough to do something. Nothing was done. The neighbor upstairs slipped and fell two days later. She was in a comma when I left. This place was a sick joke, asking for $500. Psht. Hopefully it has changed.