Hickory Creek

Beware of their leases, especially if you own a pet, 600.00 deposit and they don’t disclose what breeds are on the restricted list! Gave them 30 day notice to move out and right away I was threaten with collections for the remaining time on the lease! Which by the way is illegal !!! Don’t let this company intimidate you by threats of collection ! Always video tape the condition of the apartment, when moving out! That way there is no additional charges.

The location is ideal. You can hop on the expressway and be downtown in 10 minutes or head right up David/​Clearview and be in Kenner/​Metairie in about 5.
The apartment size perfect for the price. The appliances could really use some updating. The did just do a renovation on the whole property to enclose balconies and make them into sunrooms. So maybe new appliances are coming next?
The office and maintenance staffs are pretty worthless. When I’ve had genuine concerns about the safety of myself, my property, and other tenants, they didn’t even have the dignity to return my phone call. The maintenance staff «fixes» water damage by painting over it.
Overall I do like living here, but wish the staff had their heads in right.

If I could give this place no stars, I would. Ugly, old, outdated appliances that you’re lucky if work.
I once wrote my rent check $ 3 short by mistake and had an eviction notice on my door on the 3^rd of the month instead of them giving me a simple call or sending an email.
Roaches EVERYWHERE, now I’m from south Louisiana and I know how the roaches are down here but I’ve never experienced anything like what The Creeks had.
Hickory Creeks is also the most outdated of apartments within the complex and from what I was told while living there, there is no plan to update it.
When I went to move out they took my whole deposit, saying I ruined the carpet and then wouldn’t let me back in to see the «damage» (I lived alone). They later charged me an additional $ 800 for even more damages (broken blinds, holes in walls, torn floor) and attached to the bill was a letter from their lawyer stating I had X amount days to pay or would be sent to collections.
Like I said, I lived alone and that apartment was pristine when I moved out.
Biggest joke of a complex.
DO NOT RENT FROM THEM.

There are lots of cockroaches everywhere. The whole neighborhood are full of cockroaches. Be careful with their lease, which is automatic renewed the lease after your lease expired.
In addition, after I moved to other state, they charged me for all kinds of repair and renovation expenses. And threatened me in many ways in the email if you tried to dispute the charge with them. And they don’t even provide necessary documents at your request.
Horrible! I would never suggest anyone to rent this apartment.

I love living here. The location is perfect… Suburb living at its best. Only a quick 10 minute ride to the city. Beautiful grounds. Numerous pools and tennis courts. There’s even a dog park within the subdivision. A wonderful, small community. The Staff is always friendly & courteous and will always respond to any needs/​concerns in a prompt manner. Highly recommended.

I am a low maintenance tenant. I do not have much interaction with maintenance nor do I go to the office much. However, when I have dealt with them they have been courteous and responsive.
I have lived here about two years. It’s quiet and I haven’t had any significant issues. The parking is plentiful, the location is convenient to shopping and entertainment. The traffic backs up a little from Earhart to Dickory around rush hour.
The only complaint I really have is that the inside of the apartments are in dire need of an update. Basically, the 80’s called and they want their kitchen and bathroom back. There is a roach problem, but I suspect that comes with LA territory. My cat took care of most that issue.

Looking for an apartment for the first time in New Orleans, I had developed quite a wishlist. Pet-​friendly was a must. A safe & non-​flooding neighborhood, off-​street parking, central air, a dishwasher, washer and dryer, and maybe even a garbage disposal were things on my wishlist — and I got them all. My commute is just a straight shot down Earhart Expressway, and it’s easy for me to get my errands taken care of nearby. The office staff has always been helpful, and I love having access to the DVD library. My electric bill (my only utility) has been surprisingly affordable compared to the hundred-​year-​old house I moved out of. I appreciate being able to go out walking and run into my neighbors. I just wish Jefferson Parish had recycling.