Here are my thoughts bout living at Ikon. I had a run in with the management when I first moved in. there were a couple of maintenance issues and they took too long to fix them. Maybe the staff was over their heads bc it was move-in but that’s not an excuse in my book. Since this summer though they seem to have gotten their act together. Last week I needed them to fix our door and they came out the same day. Our friends that live here also agree that things have definitely improved. Other than the maintenance issues we had when we first moved in, I don’t have any complaints and really like living here. The apartments are nice and a good size. The pool and clubhouse are incredible in my opinion. Lots of people hanging out and friendly vibe from everyone. It’s not the cheapest place to live but it’s MUCH nicer than the cheaper places. There are also a lot of places more expensive thank Ikon but they aren’t any better in my opinion. Bottom line, I don’t give Ikon an A+ but it’s a better place to live than anywhere else I’ve been able to find.

A rape culture exists at the Ikon 'apartment' complex. The lease is unconscionable. Management turns a blind eye to violence and underage drinking. You will not be allowed to end your lease no matter the circumstances, only told you can move to another 'house' or sublet to some other unsuspecting student. Parents and daughters beware.

Moved here from Lawrenceville in August, love it. Staff is always friendly and try to engage the community as much as possible with events, complementary breakfast, unlimited Starbucks coffee/printing, etc., and shout out to Jacob for being really vocal to residents about suggestions/trying to improve the amenities. Maintenance quickly fixed up all the problems I had when I moved in and they respond faster than the management in my previous leases. Very spacious floorplans, shuttle bus is awesome, good vibes overall. I would definitely recommend The Ikon.

Before you consider moving here you need to know you cannot do a sublet, you must do a "re-let" which are almost IMPOSSIBLE to do because of Ikon's strict policies, and if you are able to "re-let" you have to pay a $250 fee. Also their lease is the longest lease I have ever seen, 30 pages long. Three months ago I almost rented a room at Ikon. I asked management how difficult was it to sublet your lease and they said, "Oh it's really easy to sublet and people do it all the time." LIES! I did not move in because I had some last minute life changes but came back later to move in. I found someone who wanted to sublet their lease, that is when I found that Ikon doesn't do sublets, they only allow for "re-lets" which meant I had to take over this person's entire lease and their name wouldn't be on it anymore. I made an agreement to take over this person's lease and even signed a lease. Tommy (employee of Ikon) said he would get back with me the next day with where they would place me (they were not going to put me in the same room as the person's lease I was taking over). And Jacob (another employee of IKON) said he was very confident they would find a good fit for me. They didn't get back to me until several days later only to find out they could not place me in a room because I have a dog (they knew the entire time I have a dog). Management is totally incompetent. They did not find out if there was a room for me before I signed the lease and before making the person whose lease I was taking over pay a $250 re-let fee. Ikon's management even had to audacity to ask if I could get rid of my dog so I could move in. Ikon's management wasted a lot of my time and I had to scramble to find a different place to move into at the last minute. On one last note, during one of my visits, there were several people in the lobby angry that their cars had been towed on game day, which made me weary. Apparently they had a new policy that all residents had to put a parking permit on their car, or else their car would be towed. I'm not impressed by a management willing to tow their own residents' cars. Find a different place to move into if you don't want management that treats you like crap.