Overall great location close to campus, pretty nice apartments with new appliances and nice…read morebathrooms. Unfortunately, I've had issues with some leaks and know of a few people who have had their apartments flooded. Fairly certain a package of mine went missing (from Amazon, says delivered online), and I've had trouble with people parking in the wrong spots earlier this year. Luckily, management and maintenance were pretty quick and helpful to fix issues which is great!

Avoid living here. This place is awful and only benefits because of the housing crisis on campus…read moreand lack of choice for students. My son has lived at Fuse for the last 3 years - each year hoping they would improve because the location is great. Not to be. Main issues are lack of accountability from the GM and rest of staff has this "not my problem, nothing I can do attitude". They don't respond to maintenance requests, blame you for losing packages, and IF you get a live person you have to deal with them blaming you for the situation/issue - completely unprofessional and awful to work with. Cleanliness is horrible (constant garbage piled up on the floors outside the garbage shoots), poor security, elevators frequently down and mind blowingly slow, months of no hot water and avoidance of the issue until university got involved and students filed a lawsuit. Yes, they are under new management this year (2025-2026 school year) which is wonderful because they fixed the hot water issue but ALL the core issues remain. AVOID this dump.

I had the best experience staying here, at 2339 Yeager Rd. Ashley is the most helpful, kind,…read moreunderstanding and generous landlady I have ever met. The apartments are great, very spacious and maintenance so quick with assistance in case of an emergency. The laundry is also cheap. I never had any problems, and when I had, Ashley was so very nice and kind to help me. The rent is also not high as compared to other places around Purdue. The bus stops are close and Payless and Walmart are walkable. The biggest support is your landlord, and unlike granite who are always ready to charge you a bomb for little things, who never return your security deposit, Ashley was always considerate and did more than i could expect. Very grateful to her!

If you are a student, this place is for you! Apartments are very spacious, reasonably priced, has…read moregreat location in terms of easy accessibility to campus via bus route, stores(Walmart/cvs/Walgreen) and restaurants. Neighborhood is also very safe and staff is very helpful. I spent easy four years here and had no issues at all.

AVOID THIS PLACE AT ALL COSTS!…read more If you're considering living at Verve Apartments, managed by Cardinal Group Management, let me save you the trouble: DON'T. My daughter's experience as a tenant there was nothing short of a nightmare due to Verve's negligence, discriminatory practices, and retaliatory actions. Here's what happened: Ignored Complaints About Unsafe Living Conditions: My daughter's roommate had her boyfriend effectively living in the apartment, violating the lease and making the living situation uncomfortable. Despite multiple complaints to Verve Management, they did absolutely nothing to address this issue. False Accusations Taken at Face Value: After a dispute over shared resources, her roommate filed a false police report claiming my daughter had poisoned her milk. The milk in question had been locked in a private refrigerator in my daughter's room for nearly a month before the alleged incident! Even after the District Attorney cleared my daughter of all charges, Verve continued to rely on the roommate's unverified claims. Retaliatory Eviction Threats: Verve issued an eviction notice based on the false allegations, without conducting a proper investigation or allowing my daughter to defend herself. They acted as judge, jury, and executioner, treating her as guilty until proven innocent. Financial and Emotional Damages: Verve's mishandling of the situation forced my daughter to vacate prematurely, leading to: - Storage fees for months of May, June, July, and part of August. - continued liability for lease payment through July despite vacating the first week of May due to Verve's unwillingness to mitigate continued threats from the old Roomate and threats of additional relations. - The stress and cost of moving twice due to their failure to create a safe living environment. Discriminatory Practices: While Verve was quick to act on false accusations against my daughter, they ignored repeated lease violations by her roommate and even relocated the roommate to another unit after the situation escalated. The new roommate also experienced similar issues and reported them, but Verve again took no meaningful action. Lack of Accountability: Verve only acknowledged their error months later, in February, after I spent a month providing evidence to prove my daughter's innocence. This ordeal wasted countless hours of my time and caused significant emotional distress for my daughter. Final Thoughts: Verve Apartments is poorly managed, unresponsive to tenant concerns, and quick to retaliate in unfair and discriminatory ways. If you value your time, money, and mental health, look elsewhere. There are plenty of other student housing options that won't treat their tenants like this. If you are a tenant who has experienced similar issues, the following remedies for relief can be pursued. If this applies to you, please send me a message--I am interested in pursuing a class action lawsuit. 1. West Lafayette Human Relations Commission 2. Tippecanoe County Human Relations Commission 3. Indiana Civil Rights Commission (ICRC) 4. HUD Indianapolis Field Office 5. Indiana Attorney General's Consumer Protection Division 6. U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) 7. Small Claims or Civil Court If you've been affected by discriminatory practices, retaliatory actions, or landlord negligence, please reach out. Together, we can take action.

Verve is an amazing place to live! Fantastic luxury amenities and well-run community events. My…read morefavorite part about living at Verve is its 24-hour maintenance. I had an issue with my shower, and within an hour, maintenance was at my apartment and solved the problem in minutes!

The Apartments are bit old but very neat without any major issues! For students of Purdue without…read morecar... This is THE place to be, both bus routes 10 and 1B to campus stops right infront of the apartment. 3 Bed 2.5 Bath townhouse units feels very spacious. Worth the price we pay! Brownie points for new upgraded gym center and very friendly staff! :)

Peppermill is the worst and most unsecured place to live in. They have no security policies, your…read moreshoes, amazon packages everything gets lost. They never clean snow, they don't even care if you fall and break your bones. My shoes and amazon packages have been stolen from my door step. When I complained management they said they can't do anything. When we requested them to put secure locks or cameras they said it very costly and they can't do it. Really disappointed with the management and also worried about the security. While I was talking to them another person came and complained about their shoes missing from their door step and they hardly bothered.

The apartments are in great condition! The maintenance team does a really good job of keeping the…read moreproperty looking nice and are super fast with doing work orders. The office staff are all very nice and helpful and it is always easy to get in contact with somebody.

Leasing and maintenance staff is nice and i have moved out of the apartment, cleaned well, and i…read morewas told i will receive my deposit with 2-3 weeks, its been 3 weeks there is no clue. I will leave for my home country and dont know when i am gonna receive, contacted corporate office, no clue

Words cannot even begin to explain how difficult living here has been. While the apartment has a…read moreconvenient location (above Fiesta and close to campus) there is not much else it has to offer. I live in the old phase and let me tell you that you can tell it is old. In addition to it being dated, maintenance is also very invasive coming in weekly to do "inspections". I have never lived in a place that needed to do so many inspections a month. Currently we are dealing with being asked to essentially move out of our apartments for the entire day so they can put new flooring in. We were asked to remove all furniture from floors, unplug and store all electronics as well as board our pets which we already pay an extra fee for. When expressing how unreasonable this ask is, especially with it being the middle of the semester they are unwilling to work with tenants. My roommate and I have emailed many times expressing our frustration and have been meet back with lackluster emails offering no help. This apartment is also extremely loud. There are frequently multiple garbage pickups early in the morning all throughout the week and weekend, the ceilings are paper thin meaning that you can hear everything going on above you...

So many better places in the area. Management is cold, and hard to reach (once you've signed your…read morelease).

Excellent location that is close to campus and has a garage. Lots of great amenities, including a…read morebusiness center (free prints up to 100 pgs/mo), rooftop pool (my fav!), and gym. Apartments are furnished, which is a huge help with the moving process. TV and internet included. Wonderful maintenance crew and office staff--highly responsive. The downsides are that it can get noisy and that the common areas can get dirty--especially on weekends. Lots of college students living here for off-campus residences.

The Hub is the worst place you could live in West Lafayette and possibly all of Indiana. Hub has…read moreno regard for the well being of its residents and its only goal is to make more money. The $100 a month parking is a complete scam - most apartment complexes provide free parking such as Morris Rentals which is a few streets down. The staff has verbally lied to my friends and I on multiple occasions while we have stayed here. The community manager is incompetent at her job and has rarely helped with any issues. When my aggressive roommate broke the door to my room there were no repercussions even though I expressed I no longer felt safe living in the apartment with him. When I was first looking to move here I was promised a certain room by a Hub staff member, but it was my mistake for not having them write it down. They instead put me in a room which had a bathroom on the direct opposite end of the apartment. I also asked the staff member if anyone else had already signed for a room in the apartment I was looking at, and they said no. I found out a couple months later that someone had signed for the room I wanted a week prior which is why they put me in a different room. When I first moved in I was delighted to see that a huge glass pane was shattered in our kitchen and the floors were filthy. Luckily they did not have us pay for it, but it shows how much effort they put into cleaning up the rooms before people move in. Hub's community manager isn't much of a community manager - unless community manager means making life miserable for the residents. Half the time she is on vacation somewhere and thus unavailable. However, even when she is available she is very unhelpful. She seems to have very little knowledge about the information in the lease agreement because when asked about things she either says she doesn't know or responds with something that is incorrect with regards to the lease. When my roommate was put under investigation by West Lafayette police for sexual assault I requested that he be moved to another room at Hub since I no longer felt safe in my own home. He also broke into my room which I promptly reported to the community manager. However, he wasn't moved or even fined for what he did because his parents are lawyers and Hub rather not lose money than do the right thing. I spoke over email with the regional manager who didn't do much either, however, he did waive the $500 sublet fee so that I could switch rooms. One strange thing about the situation was that there weren't any other rooms available to move into when I asked about it, but when my dad called there was suddenly space available. It is clear they see us as children and do not take us seriously. My other two roommates and I were forced to pay for our aggressive roommate's room in order to get him to move out to another room in Hub (where he is currently living), so all of us are now paying 33% more just to feel safe in our apartment. Though the small relief they did provide didn't last long, because when I decided to sublet my place they decided that the $500 would not be waived. There are many better places to live in West Lafayette with much nicer staff. Hub has a nice homey vibe going for it, but it is just a façade to lure people into living here.