Rule #1 if you go to take a tour ask for Jake. He is a super nice guy and is super honest. He leased to me for two years and never once led me astray. He is straight up and really knows how to present information. As far as the actual apartments go, I personally had a great experience. I mean apartments are apartments and they will never be as quiet as a house. But that being said Berkshire has a reputation of being a high end luxury apartment community. When people realize that you live there you are treated differently. The grill/pool area is fantastic, I have spent many hours just lounging around and meeting great people. Only bad thing I really could mention are that the dog owners don't pick up after their dogs. I have a 55 pound boxer and I always cleaned up after him. Some owners however do not, Its really frustrating to talk on the sidewalk and have to dodge land minds everywhere.

I just recently moved out of an apartment at Berkshire after living there for two years. For an apartment community, I enjoyed it. The staff is very attentive whenever there are concerns and try to fix things as soon as there are any type of problems. It can get noisy with the students from St. Edwards, but inside the apartment the noise is not much of an issue. A dog park was installed while living there and that was extremely helpful. Overall, my experience was positive and would recommend the apartment to anyone looking in the South Congress area for the price.

It's a great complex, beautifully designed and laid out, I look forward to my next visit with a new friend there!

Patrick sucks!! He needs to get fired!! this place sucks do not sign with them. Horrible Customer service!!!

I lived there for a couple of years, nothing was terrible, but the staff seemed to get progressively less attentive and the other residents were generally inconsiderate. It wasn't unusual for their to be multiple areas of dog poop on the walkways because people couldn't be bothered to clean up after their dogs. People seemed to have trouble with geometric reasoning skills and were therefore unable to tell when a trash bag was too large to go down a trash chute causing multiple trash backups. I suspect most of the issues come from the proximity to St. Ed's and the lack of other nice apartment complexes in the area. This place is probably best for rich kids who haven't learned to cleanup after themselves yet, but young professionals might want to look elsewhere.