Alexan Junction Heights

Beware of the move out process. I lived here nearly two years. I had to break my lease early due to a job transfer. After I sent my notice to vacate on 9/27/25, they told me I had 30 days to pay the $4k termination fee as defined in my lease. What they didn't tell me was that because I had my autopay on, they added the $4k fee to my rent instead of a separate fee. When October came, an unauthorized $6k+ hit my account and their response was that it was my responsibility to initiate a stop payment with my bank. Thanks AJH. Other than AJH not complying with their own lease practices, it was a rather overpriced mediocre place to live. After actually living in the unit, the build quality and appliances (cheap flimsy cabinets and small storage spaces) did not match the price point, as it's focused more on the location rather than quality. It appeared the office never enforced the guest limit at the pool, so there were always large, loud crowds on holidays and weekends. Parking passes never seemed to be enforced either. Also, the office staff were oddly unfriendly at times and would completely ignore you as you walked by or look at you funny if you had a question. At my new community, they greet me every time I walk by. It's not a horrible place to live but you can probably find somewhere better.

Alexan Junction Heights Review: 2/5 Stars I lived here for 1.5 years and was one of the first residents when it opened. Honestly, the quality of the apartment was an immediate letdown—thin walls, messy paint jobs, and the vinyl floors didn’t feel high-end at all. You don’t see this when you’re touring because you’re so enamored with the views and new fixtures. Trust me. You’ll be hearing EVERYTHING outside while you’re inside. They also don’t enforce towing in the garage, so people park wherever they want, which gets annoying. I sent an email to the leasing office one time about this and heard radio silence. Not even an acknowledgement. For a place marketed as “luxury,” they also didn’t really live up to that. The leasing staff wasn’t very friendly or helpful either, and communication with residents was pretty minimal. I can count on one hand how many times the leasing agents greeted me and made eye contact when i would walk by them. There are other reviews saying the leasing agents act like celebrities, and honestly, it’s true. Let’s humble ourselves a bit, AJH. Plus, the residents were low key rude and unfriendly. Maybe the entire complex needs to be smudged with sage to bring in better vibes. The best part of living here was definitely the location and views. It’s close to everything, and the downtown views were amazing. I also appreciated how quickly they took care of any issues with the pool—it’s gorgeous, and they really keep it looking nice. The maintenance people were probably the best part of Alexan, too. They were so friendly and nice. Overall, it’s okay, but it didn’t feel worth the price for what was promised. If you’re looking for a high quality unit, AJH is not for you. Photos are views from our apartment.

Love this apartment however they do not enforce security for their 2 guest per unit rule. This has ruined the residents chances of utilizing any of the grills or tables due to the ridiculous amount of guests for one unit. Holidays are the worst here, unable to enjoy the amenities as a guest or resident. Their “NEW” security team have been watching more than 15 guests walk into the pool area. The apartment has been trying to fix this issue yet, security is allowing more and more guest’s come through. Very disappointed with this reoccurring issue and their fake attempts to solve this