Avoid this place at all costs
Living at Society Orlando has been one of the most unpleasant and embarrassing experiences we’ve had as residents. Before you move in, they treat you wonderfully, promising exceptional service and efficient management. But once you sign the lease, they stop caring about you completely.
The management and leasing staff have no idea what they are doing. They are not qualified for their positions, and all they do is waste your time. If you have an issue or need help,
...they send you from one person to another without giving you any explanation, as if they don’t even know how to do their job. The information they provide is inconsistent, depending on who you talk to, creating complete chaos with payments and any actions you need to take as a resident.
Even worse, their incompetence forces you to pay unnecessary charges that you never get refunded. They give you incorrect payment information, making you overpay for things, and even charging you twice without any justification. When you try to dispute it, they simply ignore you or keep giving you vague responses that don’t solve anything.
In particular, the management team, including Nicky and Cherry, is extremely unprofessional. Not only are they incompetent, but they also show a complete lack of interest in helping residents. Their attitude is indifferent, unprofessional, and completely unacceptable for a place that is supposed to provide a good living experience.
The leasing team, including Angela and the rest, is no better. Instead of providing clear and precise assistance, they confuse residents even more with contradicting information, causing frustration and unnecessary issues.
It’s a shame because the building itself is beautiful, but the poor management and terrible treatment of residents completely ruin the living experience. There is no real service, no assistance—just indifference, disorganization, and a complete lack of knowledge from the staff.
If you’re considering moving here, think twice. Don’t make the same mistake we did.
Max of 2. • Cat fee: $250 per cat, non-refundable<br />• Pet Rent: $30/month/pet.