The Hue Midtown

The Hue Midtown is the most difficult and challenging apartment building to live in. The elevators have been consistently broken for almost two years, with one elevator being out of service from November 2025 through today (April 10th, 2026), with only "it will be fixed soon" as an answer from the office staff. Right now today, there is currently one working elevator for a 39 story building - it is a massive safety concern and it takes almost 10 minutes to move up/down at any point in the day.... The entire office staff, except for Matthew, won't even say hello or acknowledge you when they pass in the lobby or on a tour. The dog park on the top of the parking garage has become a pet waste landfill, and pet waste is frequently left in the elevators, hallways and lobby. There was communication sent on 10/14/25 saying all EV chargers would be fixed soon, and multiple chargers still do not work as of today. There was communication sent on 8/6/25 about blackout blinds being installed, with it taking one week per floor, and there has not any update ever since. If you want to live in a building that doesn't communicate anything other than "general" rent reminders, and too-late emails about broken elevators, you've found your forever home. Read More

I have been living at The Hue Midtown for over 4 years, and my experience has been nothing short of exceptional. The community here is fantastic, and the new management staff from Buzzuto truly go above and beyond to make residents feel welcome and cared for.

A special shoutout to Mike, the head of maintenance, who is incredibly efficient and always ensures that any maintenance requests are handled promptly and effectively. His dedication to keeping everything in top shape is greatly... appreciated.

David, also part of the maintenance team, deserves recognition for his friendly demeanor and thorough work. It's always a pleasure to see him around, and he brings a positive energy to the community.

Whittnay's customer service and professionalism are unparalleled. She consistently goes the extra mile to assist residents with any concerns or questions, making the entire process seamless and stress-free. Her attention to detail and genuine care for the residents make a significant difference.

Devin, who organizes the monthly events for the residents, has a true talent for bringing the community together. The events are always well-planned, enjoyable, and offer a great opportunity for residents to connect and unwind.

Overall, The Hue Midtown offers a wonderful living experience with a fantastic team that makes it feel like home. I highly recommend it to anyone looking for a vibrant and well-maintained community. The property is well maintained now and if there are any issues they typically are handled within 24-48hrs. Read More

Love it here! New management is amazing. Michael is always helpful to respond to any issues. Amenities are great and love that Whole Foods is connected to property.

There have been repeated "crisis level" issues at the property over the past 3.5 years. Every 2-4 months something major happens structurally with the building or criminal activity. Some of this might be out of the control of management but it's clear they lack support at the regional level to respond effectively. As a result, the building went from an "A" to "C" rating. Insult to injury, we went 3 weeks without water in August/September. We were informed of a rent concession and reimbursement... for food/hotel by management. It's November. We only received partial concessions/reimbursements. Response from management: "Our back office is handling it." Yet, we are still expected to pay full rent while the back office figures it out. We emailed cooperate 3 weeks ago (cc'd management)-still no response. Read More

I don't even know where to start. This building has major issue happen constantly from the time I moved in last year.

-Parking garage broken in and vandalized (40+ cars) on month 1 from to lack of security.
-Trash Chutes broken through months 2-7. We had to pile trash in the hallways.
-Piped water break and flooding month 2.
-Internet issues the entire time, probably because the water got into places it shouldn't have.
-Elevators all down on month 2. Half down months 2-5. Still 1 of 4 are... broken.
-2 weeks without water on month 10.
-A dozen gym/pool/hot tub closures throughout.
-Fire alarm or fire alarm testing has gone off (before 8am/after 10pm) three/four times. At least one instance due to contractors.
-Less than 24 hours email notice for inspections, maintenance events.
-Packages misplaced for weeks at a time.
-Bad neighbors

The only positives are the bath tubs, refrigerators, proximity to Marta, and the recent change in property management companies (from poor to mediocre). There is also a whole foods downstairs- good for convenience but 2x overpriced and an absolute rip off when you consider you're already being price gouged on the rent. Obviously the negatives outweigh the good by quite a margin. Whoever built this highrise did it on the cheap and I bet the problems will keep coming. This place is the exact reason why people hate living in cities. Read More