The maintenance team is always super prompt and very friendly!! Corey does a great job fixing any…read moreissues we have and making sure we're happy with the result!

Beekman on Broadway is in an excellent location for those looking to work at UMich health! Their…read moreamenities are without a doubt top class with a huge flat screen in the lobby, pool, fitness center with modern, diverse equipment, a yoga/dance studio, business center that is reservable, grills outside, large package room, bike storage, and a 24/7 market for small snacks! On the second floor, there's a nice shuffle board and pool table as well as a media room too! Safety is a high priority here with access only being granted by residents. There is ButterflyMX available to grant people access to garage or the front door with a video camera available so you can confirm the person you are letting in. The floor plan D is spacious with brand new equipment and includes washer, dryer and is pet friendly! Beekman opened in December so everything is quite new and there is 1 month free with our 13 month lease. There's assigned garage parking for a fee which is quite expensive but the parking is unique in that the building is built around the parking garage. This means that you'll be able to park on the same level as your apartment unit. There is no concern about noise at the moment! You are also allowed 15 days of guest parking per month. The leasing office staff - Michelle and Aaron have been great, reliable and so responsive any time we had any questions or concerns. Aaron was especially considerate - I had just gotten in from a 6 hour drive from Pittsburgh and my cats were feeling anxious and constrained. He noticed this and offered to let them out of their carriers for a bit in their office while we did the apartment walkthrough. I highly recommend working with them! Beekman on Broadway is one of a few buildings that are planned to be built in this area, so it is up and coming! Beekman is currently doing a referral bonus of $1000 as well! While the apartment is on the expensive side, I can definitely see why the price is justified! Hope this review is helpful!

My thoughts after staying for 2 weeks: -super convenient…read morelocation, can walk anywhere to restaurants, parking garage, super markets, etc -Really convenient to not have to carry around keys (it's by code) -Nice colored mugs and utensils that are necessary -loud music plays on every weekend night and its hard to fall asleep (especially on Sunday nights which is right before a work day! It ends by 10:30pm the latest on most days) -the lights by the bed were not thought out and the switch is far up where you have to get up to turn it off instead of being able to turn it off when lying down -there is a lot of homeless on almost every corner. Sometimes they will ask you things or make comments so beware that you might not always feel safe if you are a female and alone

Pros: the room here was quite nice for the rate. Everything seemed clean enough…read more Cons: literally everything else. As others have noted, this place is just weird. Firstly, reserving a room and uploading my info was just all around weird and confusing. The keypad was also strange (it's really low, so you can barely see the numbers while homeless people come and ask you for money). The lack of any employees anywhere is bonkers. There's literally no information anywhere, so I was just guessing at what to do half the time. And when I got stuck dealing with the elevator, I had to text some random people (seemed like in India??), wait 5 minutes. Rinse. Repeat. They told me I could street park, which you cannot because all cars are towed if there between 3-6am (a police officer walking by told me that). There's a parking garage nearby, but I also had to figure that out myself. WiFi was spotty, and the people I was texting in India weren't much help. I was told there was no gym and then was told there was. Seemed nice but found out about it too late. Check out is at 10:30, which is fine, but I almost got locked out of the lobby where my bag was. They quite literally deactivate your door code at 10:29am. Thank god for the cleaning staff, who also think this whole place is sketchy AF. In summary: clean but weird, confusing and honestly a tad sketchy. This whole concept is just a non-starter for me, and just a liability waiting to happen. I suggest you avoid it. The downsides are too great.

These guys are absolutely corrupt. Do not fall for their lowest rent of season scheme. They send…read morerepeated emails asking to renew lease based on lowest rent promise. This is a lie. My daughter renewed in response to such emails and we later learned that she is paying significantly more in rent versus a couple of her roommates in the same apartment who renewed at a later time. This apparently is legal!

ABSOLUTELY THE WORST IN ANN ARBOR! 1. The WiFi cuts out very…read moreoften. 2. Maintenence might come into your room without warning any moment and disrupt whatever you're doing. 3. The Hot Tub didn't work for many months. 4. The building style looks like a prison. 5. They rarely pick up their phone. 6. The walls are incredibly thin. You can hear your neighbors talking/partying/dogs barking all night long. 7. Your delivery system is terrible. I lost so many packages and food deliveries. 8. Everyone I met who lived at Foundry was incredibly toxic. 9. The lease agreement is 70+ pages and filled with fines for the most basic things you wouldn't even consider. 10. Ventilation is very loud. OVERALL, EXTREMELY EXPENSIVE AND NOT WORTH IT AT ALL! ZERO STARS.

Ann Arbor City Club Apartments is an ideal living environment for me. The building is clean and…read morewell equipped with a great gym, a Zen garden, and a rooftop bar. My apartment has fantastic light, and the kitchen is beautiful with modern cabinets, sink, and granite countertops. Nicole, the sales agent is warm and professional; she was patient showing us around and explained everything so well. Ian, the head of maintenance, can (and does) fix anything and gets things done in a prompt, friendly way; and is great in an emergency. Nathaniel, the manager, is upgrading the apartments' culture and it feels warmer. Doing business with Nathaniel is like working with a trusted friend that is looking out for you. I highly recommend living in Ann Arbor City Club Apartments.

There are a range of options, but we were here for a short stay to see a football game. The…read morefurnished apartments for this purpose are very nice, and there's a great gym here. Good location for a University of Michigan visit. One big drawback for a retired college professor is that the building is full of college students. It is better than area motels, but I felt the cost was somewhat excessive.

Okay. We're in for a ride here because there is so much to get off my chest. I have lived in Cabrio…read moreProperties' Corner House Lofts for 1 year and can I say, it has been a HORRIBLE experience and want to save others the stress. The place is filthy. The carpets are stained and dirty, there are crumbs and dirt everywhere, and it really smells awful in the common areas. The communal washer/dryers are either caked in mold and hair or broken. Some make horrid squeaking noises, others make your clothes drenched and don't spin, and the rest are filthy. The laundry rooms are also disgusting. The staff are rude and incompetent. Every time you call for help, they lie, gaslight, and are incredibly rude. Brittany made me cry. Jewell lied to us about our lease agreement. Terrible customer service. Maintenance requests are rarely resolved. I requested they fix our dripping shower. They said "you're actually not turning it off all the way." Girl. It's still dripping even after you turned the knob as hard as you could. We aren't stupid. The renovations are done so badly. The cabinets didn't come with handles, I had to get them myself. We had to waterproof our own shower because it was flooding the bathroom and maintenance didn't do anything to help. So now for the real tea. I noticed a roach and killed it, then put in a maintenance request when I found a baby. I then started tearing apart the kitchen to find where they were coming from - turns out, they were coming from a crevice in the doorway (surviving on hallway crumbs). I called emergency maintenance and they didn't help. I killed 30 roaches in different life stages and went to go sleep on my friend's floor because... roaches. In the morning, maintenance had done nothing. I called, they said maintenance would come that afternoon to set down traps, and then they didn't. They also said they called the exterminator and couldn't reach them. We called and immediately the exterminator reached us and said he'd schedule us. Then we get an email at 9:30 AM the next day (while we are all at work) saying the roach people are coming that day from 11-2 and we need to clear our everything from our kitchen and bathroom. My roommate called to ask if we could be on the later end of that since we received no call and weren't sure we'd be able to get the cat out and pack up our whole kitchen in time. Shannon (Cabrio employee) then called us to say "good news! we moved the appointment to tomorrow" and my roommate said "I specifically asked you not to move it to tomorrow" and Shannon gaslights my roommate, saying "calm down, I'm trying to help you and you did ask me to move it." She was so rude. At this point we are both missing work and really stressed. I call the exterminator - he tells us that actually the appointment had NEVER been scheduled for that day, Cabrio had messed up the day when they emailed us and then Shannon tried to lie to us to make it sound like she was doing us a favor by rescheduling the appointment. GIRL. Anyway, maintenance finally came to set traps after 48 hours. Not only was the place so gross that we got roaches, they were completely incompetent and rude and unhelpful. Now, for more tea. As I was cleaning out our kitchen cabinet, I found the piece of our shower that's supposed to go under the door to keep it from letting water out. Funnily enough, ours didn't have one so I bought one on Amazon. When putting it on, I had to cut it because the shower door was put on so crooked that I couldn't get it on. So, when "renovating" these people put the shower together wrong, the door was crooked, so they just tossed the piece that wouldn't fit under our sink and called it a day. Final tea. I got out of bed one day and the floor was wet. Gross. I call, maintenance goes next door and fixes our neighbor's AC unit which was flooding into our apartment. Turns out it had been flooding for quite some time because my dresser was covered in mold. I got them to schedule a carpet cleaning service, and they were very nice. Jewell also refunded me for the bookshelf, which was cool. But I missed an entire day of work because Cabrio refuses to do proper maintenance on their AC units. Anyway, I hope this serves as a cautionary tale. Corner house lofts is so expensive and really gross. Totally not worth it, save yourself the stress and just go somewhere nicer/farther and cheaper.

I've lived here about a year now as an undergrad student at U-M and it's amazing. As of late 2016…read moreit is under new management by Cabrio Properties. (And this is a completely honest and unsolicited review.) Pros: - Location. It's practically downtown and is a 4 minute walk to the Diag. Right across from North Quad. Relatively safe neighborhood, although I'd suggest being careful about wandering around the area super late. - Maintenance. Requests are submitted online through the Cabrio Properties portal and they respond within reasonable time. - Electricity and heat are charged directly to you; you only pay for what you use. - Free laundry on each floor!! This is an amazing perk. - Place overall is relatively new; bedrooms/bathroom/kitchen are in good condition. - Cable TV with DVR included - Internet is included and is decently fast. Just make sure you place your router in a good spot. - Fully furnished Cons: - No package room or front desk to take your packages for you. - While there's free laundry on each floor, know that not all the floors have the same machines and some laundry rooms are way more disgusting than others. They do seem to clean it though when they come to vacuum the hallways. Great thing is that you can just go to another floor to do laundry if you don't like your floor's :) - The single elevator is suuuper slow. - Some bedrooms are pretty tiny. Units overall aren't terribly spacious, but for the price it's still amazing for being practically on campus. - Sometimes overly-sensitive smoke alarms - Agree with previous reviewer; doors are often propped open... some people smoke in the alleyway and the smell rises into stairwell when the door's open. Overall, I think Corner House is a good deal. It's close, seems to be one of the more affordable high-rises, and is great if you want a slightly quieter neighborhood away from south campus. Highly recommended!

If I could I would give it 0 star. Lived in this place for…read morealmost 2 years because it was cheap enough for my student budget and it was a horrible experience. Place is filthy, hallways smells bad, in my unit they fixed a broken window with cardboard and tape. Do you think it can hold a Michigan winter, really? The lady who is responsible for management is rude in her comunicacional with tenants, very unpleasant.

My best rental experience in Ann Arbor by far. Lisa was very accommodating with my early move-in…read morerequest and all-around nice. Very professional etiquette and friendly. My apartment was very clean when I moved in. I'm the type of twenty-year old that owns more cleaning supplies than makeup so I always expect places to be undercleaned and dusty when I move in. This was not the case. The carpets, cabinets, fridge and oven were cleaned and everything looked great. Very few maintenance requests needed. Great company!

I am paying close to $2,000 a month for a very small room in a 4-bedroom apartment, which means…read morethat each of my roommates is paying a similar amount, and to be honest, there is no reason that in total we are paying close to $8,000 for the apartment each month. It is a new build, and it honestly feels pretty cheap. I am also paying $300 for monthly parking, and they won't even let me take that charge off after I have moved out and returned my parking tag. I've asked multiple times for an explanation as to why I am being charged for parking even after I have moved out, and they have just ignored all of my emails. The amenities aren't that great; the study area always fills up fast, leaving nowhere to go. The balcony areas are supposed to close at 10 pm, but they often have people out there being loud well into the night, which is inconvenient considering most people's windows face toward this balcony. It is also really annoying that the windows in the apartment don't open at all. My apartments AC/Heating system broke for a whole month, and it was brutal not having a way to regulate the temperature of the rooms. We also got nothing taken off our rent or utilities for the time the heating/cooling wasn't working and was waiting to be fixed. The other reviews also mention that the elevators are always breaking, the fire alarms consistently went off for no reason at the worst times, and the staff is not helpful at all, all of which is true. I really don't understand how each person in the apartment is paying more than $100 a month for utilities. The utilities are always billed a month or two late, which is annoying, and you can never get a clear breakdown of what exactly you are being charged for. It is also very irritating that the lease terms are 12 months at such an expensive rate when they know that their target is college students who only need 9 months. It is the same with most other apartments in the area, and something needs to be done because they are completely taking advantage of the students.

I am paying over 2000 a month for my child to be constantly hearing fire alarms! Last night at 2am…read morefor half hour. How are students able to sleep after that and study for difficult classes at u of m? No one answers phones to hear complaints. Elevators always breaking down. Would not recommend living here

never sign with them if you ever want to move you better hope its at the end of your lease which…read moregood luck in todays market. you will get 2 options triple rent with a 30 day notice or sign a lease mid with someone else BUT youre still on the lease LOL yup idk what wonky world they live in that this sounds reasonable. 0 stars

DO NOT SIGN A LEASE WITH THEM EVER!!!!! I've worked in commercial real estate for over 4 years and…read morehave never found such a poorly managed company. I lived at State Street Village for almost 2 years and they have completely disregarded renters rights. Starting with security, the bottom doors to the apartment always had one that with a broken lock throughout the entire 2 years. Also, one day I went out to walk my dog to find over 15 cop cars downstairs for a hostage situation occurring down the hall from me that left 1 dead from an AR15 according to the news article. Maintenance requests are next. We had a broken dishwasher that was leaking all over the floor and a broken garbage disposal. After several maintenance requests, several phone calls (voicemails unreturned, when I did get an answer I'd get a "We'll get back to you in 24 hours" with no follow up. It took them 3 weeks to get it fixed. The apartment was practically unlivable as I have a severe mold allergy (leaving several hospital visits) which I voiced to them in my complaints. This was typical for all their maintenance requests only this was the worst incident because the unit was unlivable. After refusing to pay that month rent until they fixed it they refused to get rid of late fees (not exactly their responsibility to void them but the threat was the only way I could get them to fix it). Lastly, we had someone that was taking over the lease and they are refusing to transfer it. It took multiple calls to them at each step of the processes just to get the paperwork and everything they needed in order. I never got a call from them to give us next steps. It took multiple calls from me each step of the process just to get a response from them. Now after a month of the people taking over the lease they are still coming after us because the "paperwork was never finished", everything was signed by everyone before June 24th but the apartment continues to refuse until I pay July rent (including late fees) even though the lease takeover was supposed to be completed June 24th as we consistently told them from the beginning. THEY ARE TAKING ADVANTAGE OF COLLEGE STUDENTS THAT CAN'T FINANCIALLY PROTECT THEMSELVES OR THAT DON'T KNOW ABOUT RENTER'S RIGHTS! I've spoken with lawyers who even think we have a case against them, however, we are fresh out of college with limited financing. I'd much rather pay the lawyer than the apartment but the difference in cost is significant.