Pros: Best location in Highlands Ranch, quiet, safe, decent apartments (most or all of them recently remodeled), maintenance staff is great, amazing pool, and more grassy areas than the two newer complexes nearby Cons: Appearance of grounds, mediocre management, the classic thin apartment walls, and a handful of disrespectful residents. The cons would all be solved if the overall management company (Greystar) viewed Creekside as a 20-year old property worth putting some money into and making it the best complex in HR; and the local property management had any desire to take the opportunity to improve the property instead of just sitting around the office fielding complaints. I've lived here 4 years and won't be renewing my lease. Anyone looking to live here, I encourage you to drive around the complex, and then drive through the two newer ones down the street. Take a look at the townhomes across the street, and the million dollar homes surrounding the golf course a stone's throw a way. In 4 of those 5 options, you'll see properties carefully maintained by residents and management that cares. At Creekside you'll see a place that could be phenomenal but they are content with it being above-average and overpriced. It must have to do with squeezing out the biggest profit margin they can. Some day a company will buy out Greystar and put a million dollars into the place, hire local management that is proactive and aims to please, and jack up the rates. That's what a smart management company would do, instead of doing the bare minimum. Cool that doesn't know how to display paragraph breaks, great job everybody!