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| - I've been a happy resident for nearly 3 years and it's been an overall great experience. The leasing office has seen many staffing changes, but they have always been very friendly and even remember my name and apartment number. They're receptive to any concerns and are eager to help in any way they can. I've lived in 3 different apartments within the community and the office staff have provided smooth transitions between roommate changes and unit transfers.
The community's location is perfect for those who work or go to school in the downtown area. The complex itself is beautiful and the newly-remodeled fitness center is probably the best I have seen in any apartment complex. The two pools are gorgeous and resemble those from upscale resort hotels. The apartments themselves have been recently upgraded and are very well designed and spacious. It's great to see Camden continually improve the community with additions such as a dog park and new pool deck furniture. Maintenance staff are also friendly and very responsive.
Other reviewers seem to have issues with the monthly fees on top of your rent, as if these fees come as some sort of a surprise. All fees are clearly outlined before and during your lease signing appointment, so maybe they just weren't paying attention. Rent has certainly increased over the years, but for the most part, Camden's rates are competitive with the local market.
My only gripes are as follows: the parking garages are extremely tight and poorly lit. You really have to be careful when turning corners and pulling into parking spots. Dumpsters in the garages fill up very quickly and start to smell in the summer heat. As it is, parking is basically a free-for-all among residents with no assigned parking spaces. A new parking program is supposed to be implemented later this year, so hopefully that will alleviate some of the problems.
Also, the locks and gates around the community always seem to be broken or vandalized. They seem to serve as more of a visual deterrent rather than actual barriers to entry. A non-resident could easily enter through a gate with little-to-no effort. I've seen gates left ajar and locks completely broken. The vehicle entry/exit gates seem to break down several times per year. I've never felt unsafe while living here, but there have been reports of bicycle thefts and vehicle break-ins. As such, the community's gate/lock/key system could definitely use an overhaul.
But overall, I've always been very pleased with Camden Copper Square and plan to continue my residency for as long as I live in downtown Phoenix.
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