Paul L.
9/27/2016
The staff is great but they don't get enough authority to deal with noisy/troublesome tenants. Leases should be modified so they can take more actions when needed.
Hampton Heights Apts
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5711 S 152nd St
Tukwila, WA 98188
Perched in the vibrant city of Tukwila, WA, Hampton Heights Apts stands as a beacon of modern comfort and convenience. This apartment building offers a harmonious blend of urban living and tranquility, providing residents with a serene retreat from the bustling city life. Nestled in a thriving community, it offers easy access to local amenities and recreational hotspots, ensuring a well-rounded living experience for those seeking a dynamic lifestyle.
With its contemporary architecture and thoughtfully designed interiors, Hampton Heights Apts exudes a sense of sophistication and style. The meticulously landscaped grounds invite residents to unwind and connect with nature, creating a peaceful oasis within the heart of the city. Boasting a range of floor plans to suit diverse preferences, this apartment building caters to individuals and families alike, fostering a sense of belonging and comfort in every corner.
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1.55 reviews
Kelly W.
10/1/2022
This apartment complex is a total dump. My moped got stolen, and I tracked it to a literal chop shop set up in the southern parking lot. There are several broken down cars and a group of tweakers...
Robert P.
9/26/2020
I do not recommend Hampton heights and john Garcia ! I lived there for eight years of problems with him and his boss frank song and getting things fixed , impossible! Had to purchase my own...
Hilda B.
3/14/2015
Worst apartments ever don't come here staff is not invested in the tenants or the property and it's just a bad place to live
Aaron L.
11/8/2016
This place was pretty bad. It had potential. The apartment managers were nice and helpful and personable. However, we battled a cockroach problem while living here. The kids are always running...
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