The parking spaces at MAA Worthington are extremely narrow with a lack of room for all tenants when accounting for large trucks that need spaces. The building allows a towing company to come and tow cars on a nightly basis if you are over the line by a small fraction. I have been towed twice and everyone I know in the building has been towed at least once. I am sure the towing companies pays MAA a fee to be able to come tow their tenants so frequently.

In addition to this, they lose packages... regularly. Two weeks ago they lost a package of mine with over $1,500 worth of valuables. You will find better amenitities elsewhere. Read More

I have lived in MAA Worthington for two years. The parking spaces are extremely tight (you will have to squeeze into your car) and people always park over the lines.. it's a nightmare, they tow cars frequently too. The gate is also always broken to get in/out of garage. For the entire time I've lived here, elevators break weekly, sometimes only one working at a time, which is such a pain if living on a higher floor. The biggest downside to living here is the crime on McKinney Avenue, all week... you will here street racing, gun shots and people outside, no matter the day or time. Although, it is relatively safe during the day I would stay inside from 11 pm-5 am. The building offers zero security unlike other buildings nearby. Doors are often left unlocked too, I have called the police numerous times to notify them of guns going off, people sleeping inside the stairways and parking garage. In my time living here I have witnessed multiple accidents (caused by drunk drivers and road rage). It's sad the area has gone so downhill but this complex does nothing to protect it's residents. When notifying the management team of any issue they constantly have an attitude and only care about getting your money. One positive experience has been the maintenance team who for me personally have been attentive and kind. Everything else about this complex is garbage, the trash rooms are always overfilled and the hallways are dirty and smell. MAA charges an absurd amount and offers nothing but bad service. LOOK ELSEWHERE! Read More

This place is terrible, falling apart, and the front desk not maintenance will help you with any of your troubles. Save your money.

I am currently a resident at Post Worthington and I have been here for a few months.

1. The entire complex has a funky smell.
2. The sky lounge is never open. So just assume it does not exist.
3. They charge you a $30 convenience fee to pay your rent.
4. There was only 10 parking spots for guest when I got here. Which is a joke. Then to make it worse, they got ride of 5 of them. They did not tell us they were going to get ride of them nor did they even bother to provide a solution.

Just moved here 10 days ago and would like to share my experience with anyone considering moving to this building. The initial process with the Leasing Office Staff was very pleasant. However, once you sign the paperwork and move in, they have a management office in the building that you have to deal with from here on. Issue 1: Moving my furniture was a hassle. I reserved the elevator and when I brought my furniture, I was told that they couldn't find my reservation and that was that. They... offered no further help; I was on my own. Issue 2: they tell you that they will fix anything that needs to be fixed within 24 hours. 11 days later, I still had my bathroom sinks leaking water, AC not working, Window and Kitchen Cabinet door broken among other things. Issue 3: when I went to the management office to ask for a timeline, I discovered that none of the issues above are the real problem, the real problem as you will discover if you ever move here, is the rude, incompetent, uncaring and dismissive office staff. I don't want to generalize so I will mention that the person I spoke with was the Assistant Manager, who lacked professionalism and basic communication skills. Rolling her eyes at me and telling that this was not her problem, it's a maintenance problem. Offered no help whatsoever except make me feel like I'm not worth her precious time. I have lot more to say but I will conclude with, if you're looking to move into this building, I highly recommend that you pay a visit to the management office, ask a few questions (if you find anyone there) and see for yourself. It's worth knowing what and who you will be dealing with. In the short time I've been here, I have heard other people share similar stories. Also, keep in mind that they have a broken elevator that has not been fixed for over a month now and when asked, I was told they ordered a piece for it. A button piece does not take over a month to arrive. Huge inconvenience to everyone who lives in the 5th floor. I really hope this helps future residents as well as the management office. My feedback is work on your communication, be polite, show empathy, and try to do your job. Read More