I have mixed feelings about Aurora downtown Tampa luxury apartments. On one hand, the building itself looks modern and well-maintained, with a nice pool and other amenities that are a plus for residents. The staff seems to be friendly and responsive to some residents' needs, with a few reviewers praising their helpfulness, particularly Ricky. However, I noticed that there's an issue with pricing and income restrictions for low-income applicants, with some clients reporting that the company sets the income barrier so high that it's hard for them to qualify for a lease. Some tenants also experienced issues with responsiveness, particularly with maintenance requests, which was frustrating for one resident who had to deal with an opaque window for over a year without a fix. Overall, the quality of the apartments seems decent, but I would caution potential residents to carefully review the pricing and income requirements before applying. It's also worth noting that Richman Signature Properties seems to have some issues with being transparent and responsive to its tenants' needs.