Campus Crossings on Highland is an excellent choice if you're a college student going to LSU. It's…read morenot bad as far as college apartments go and the staff has always been very friendly and accommodating with me. Pros + Close to Campus; allows you to walk to all of your classes (If you're a student) + Walking distance to plenty of food areas, A few bars and a Convenience Store across the street + Friendly and Helpful (at least in my experience) staff + Variety of events for a "community setting" such as movie viewings. Especially nice for freshmen college students. Cons - It's college apartments, so you can expect to hear noise from time to time during the night. - Can be viewed as a little expensive compared to other options. Overall it's a good complex for college students with a very helpful and friendly staff at a very nice location.

BEWARE!!!! I moved in August 2021, My apartment was poorly cleaned with prior tenants items still…read moreremained in cabinets, washer,and dryer. Also, carpet was not cleaned with multiple stains. Several major appliances were inoperationa;l stove, refrigerator, dishwasher, and air-conditioner. Along with ceiling fan and kitchen sink faucet sprayer were in- operational. I immediately knew my apartment was not ready for movein. I asked for another apartment; however, I was informed that it was not another one available. Instead I was assured that maintenance would complete all deficiencies for my new home. Update. Currently, after numerous of maintenance requests and excuses I am still faced with deficiencies that are unacceptable such as the bottom of refrigerator holds water from leaking inside and runs on my floor and I hear loud noises coming from it throughout the day. I have dealt with food spoilage! Also the carpet still has not been cleaned, yes I am forced to live on prior tenant germs during COVID! The most disturbing issue is that management does not response to my deficiencies concerns. Instead they have turned a deaf ear I even asked to be release from my lease since the apartment complex is NOT committed to the responsibilities. I was told that's not possible, while I am left to continue my responsibilities of payment $1,100.00 monthly. Which I have paid on time regardless of poor service.

I lived there for three years, and they never cleaned the hallways. They only clean the model of…read morethe show to potential renters. Services are poor. And the place is unsafe due to unlocked gates. The pool is gooey. They charge $5 for late fees. the garbage is constantly overflowing. disgusting Wrong place. I don't recommend it.

This is the filthiest apartment complex I've ever set foot in. Live here if you like to smell, see,…read moreand touch animal poop and pee constantly. The grounds, stairs, and hallways are only cleaned once a year. People let their dogs crap in the hallway constantly, other people step in it and wipe it all over the floor, and nobody ever cleans it up. People throw their food trash down the stairwell. The small yard for animals is so saturated in piss you can't breathe if you walk past it. The hallways are covered in yellow pollen and dust. People spit and spill drinks in the halls. NONE of this is EVER cleaned. You cannot walk through the hallway of floor 2 right now without stepping on dog feces, it's smeared everywhere that badly. The same dog turds have been chilling in the hall for weeks. I started taking a new route to walk to avoid the majority of the dog shit but now it's covered too so nowhere is safe. The same piece of chicken was at the top of the stairwell so long that people ended up kicking it all the way to the bottom. The same coffee cup has been dangling from the staircase all year. The garbage can isn't big enough for everyones trash so it overflows onto the ground where you're supposed to drive. The place looks like a dump so it encourages people to treat it like one. The other day someone just shoved a rotten orange between the handrail and the wall for no reason. I don't even blame them honestly. If you're a drunk teen you'd probably mistake this place for a trash can. This is a 5 story building with no elevator and one handicapped spot per floor so it is not welcoming to anyone in a wheelchair. The hallways are open to the air so pollen and roaches always get in. Maintenance sucks. There is TONS OF MOLD all over the walls above the shower and as a solution maintenance came in, didn't clean it, spackled over it and repainted it. The front office and shared space are kept beautiful to trick visitors into living there. The location is convenient due to it being close to things but it's not even safe to walk to those things. There are aggressive panhandlers, muggers, and cars who speed and disregard crosswalks. The sidewalks are completely decrepit and you cant even walk on them in some areas because they are blocked by telephone poles or dumpsters. Now they just introduced the world infamous rental scooters that run out of battery and are ditched in the middle of sidewalks constantly. Again, if you have a physical handicap don't even try coming here, it won't work. If you drive, it's hard to get on Dalrymple because the most popular Canes in the world doesn't have a drive through lane so everyone just stops in the middle of the road and makes it so that nobody can traverse the intersection. I wish I was exaggerating this. They just opened a new bar (Murphys) right next to the complex and it's like tigerland. It's basically a bar for sororities and frats. I decided to write this review now because I've been laying awake for 2 hours listening to people revving their engines, laying on their horn, screaming, and blasting music. In the morning there are empty bottles and cans in the grass in front of the place. Just don't move in here. Don't even come visit.

I took the guided tour which is of the inside of the main house and the kitchen. The rest of the…read moreproperty is self-guided. I like that this is a state-run facility and more open to the perspective of both the enslaved and the family. The slaves who laid the flooring and did the work in the main room are all named by their actual names. The tour provided a great amount of history to include details of the history. I came on a rainy Saturday at the beginning of December 2022, and it was nice because I was the only person on the guided tour. Reasonably priced. I liked the diorama in the main administrative building. The restrooms were clean.

I decided to live here despite the terrible reviews. The building its self is in a great location…read morefor getting to campus, the gym was fine, and the study room where ok. My apartment was fully furnished and everything they provided was in fine shape (minus the couch). This building however is a party building. People are constantly having loud pregames/ parties. There were lots of incidents with both pools having to many non residents. The worst thing I think about this building is the cleanliness. The hallways quite literally also smell so terrible. It does not matter what floor you are on there are always stains on the carpets, trash near by, etc. One time there were broken raw eggs on the carpet for weeks! The stench might change but it never goes away. Also towards the end of the semester there were baby mice in my room. I was out of town but my roommate had to deal with it, and there solution was simply to just lay down sticky pads in our rooms and bathrooms!! Very gross. Overall the amenities in the building are good, the location is good but everything is subpar or worse.

I have spent the past month trying to resolve my move-out charges directly with ION Baton Rouge…read morethrough countless emails and follow-ups, but I still cannot get a response. At this point, I'm using Yelp because it seems to be the fastest way to get management's attention. I simply want someone with authority to review my account and address the charges I am disputing: * **Duplicate holdover fees:** I was charged twice and have repeatedly asked management to review my account and payment history and explain why. * **Utility charges:** I was told the move-out utility charge was supposed to cover the last three months, but I was already charged for those three months of water, electricity, and sewage. I have asked management to explain exactly what these additional utility charges are for and how they were calculated. There is also an issue with the AC and my utility bill. The central AC was not properly repaired, and I was eventually given a portable/window AC unit by ION. I specifically asked beforehand whether using it would increase my electric bill and was told it would be comparable to "leaving the lights on." I did not request this unit; it was provided because the central AC was not properly repaired. After using it, my utility bill was essentially doubled. I have asked management to review this as well, but have not received a satisfactory explanation. * **Damage charges:** I was willing to pay for the damages, but I requested the option to have the repairs completed by an outside, qualified source rather than paying ION the amount they are charging. I do not believe the amount being charged reflects the actual cost of the repairs. I am willing to post the photos ION provided of the alleged damages so people can see exactly what they are charging me for and why I believe the amount is unreasonable. This request has also gone unanswered. * **Apartment documentation:** I was told both in person and through email that ION does not maintain its own documentation or records showing the condition of individual apartments after inspections. If ION does not keep records for each apartment, how does management accurately track the condition of units from one resident to the next or determine what damage was pre-existing versus caused during a tenancy? I have asked this question and have not received an answer. * Carpet/flooding: During my lease, a toilet leak/flooding incident affected the carpet. I dispute the subsequent carpet-cleaning charge given the circumstances and lack of proper follow-up inspection. What makes this even more frustrating is that while management has not properly responded to my dispute, they have had time to threaten collections and/or credit reporting over the disputed balance. I also have emails and communications from both myself and my guarantor documenting my attempts to communicate with ION throughout my entire residency--not just after move-out. I am willing to post those communications, with private information removed, to show the timeline and how long I have been trying to get answers. I understand I am not the only resident who has moved out, and I am not expecting special treatment. However, after seeing other residents take their experiences to social media, it is concerning to see similar complaints involving being charged and then struggling to get clear communication or answers from management. At this point, it makes me question whether these are isolated situations or part of a larger ongoing problem. I have tried handling this privately for a month. I have sent numerous emails, followed up, and asked specific questions. So here I am. **ION Management: Please contact me and actually review this matter.** I do not want a generic response telling me to check my resident portal. I want someone to review my payment history, explain the duplicate holdover fees, address the utility charges, and respond to my request regarding the damage repairs. I am actively trying to resolve this. I just need management to actually communicate with me. Please correct my bill so we can finally get this resolved.

Trash, trash! Was supposed to move in January 1, 2023 but can't because the apartment is not…read moresecure. Broken windows, bars on windows with no key to get out in case of fire, roaches, bathroom ceiling over the tub is falling down has a major leak from the above bathroom. Had to pay to have the place professional clean ($270.00 out-of-pocket) because it was to filthy and to much  for us to clean. Can't access mail because we haven't been given the key. Despite paying 825.00 deposit, $825.00 January 1,2023 rent and $825.00 February 1,2023 rent. Submitting work orders over a month ago the apartment still has broken windows, ceiling falling in, leak, roaches (we bug bombed the place twice in January). We were told "pay to break the lease that's the only way your getting out"! So they refused to refund all the money plus refused to pay the 270.00 for the cleaning. "We can't make you happy", "first you complained about the cat odor smell in the first apartment" now this. Get that we were supposed to live with the "cat odor smell". How dare we complain!!! We were willing to take a refund plus 270.00 and walk away but their answer was No! I will be posting pictures soon and I have text messages proving everything I have said. You do not scare us or intimidate.  Chateau du Cor  4728 Y A Tittle Ave, Baton Rouge, LA 70820 or  4707 Tigerland Ave Baton Rouge, LA 70820 They paid millions to make no improvements. And refuse to make apartments safe! We will see you in court! And all around social media. Owner:  Market Property Management -  (225) 877-4033,  (225) 266-1586 The apartments or at the one rented is not safe or secure. With broke windows and ceilings falling in but they said tough to bad! https://m.facebook.com/story.php?story_fbid=pfbid02MF7KMP7gXS3r7MAbrzuiQrT3a36rJovbeBijCLHjqkfGTkbCCgPFRS4SJRcnVxnol&id=1617653786&mibextid=Nif5oz

First and foremost, the unit I'm currently in, 4728 Y A Tittle Ave, Unit #28; was NOT AT ALL…read moremove-in ready. There are COPIUS amounts of things wrong with this unit. From my drain flooding the apartment downstairs whenever I showered for the first week of moving in(which was legitimately last week) to cracks and holes in almost every corner of the unit. Not to mention my dishwasher being at an angle from lazy installation. Tiles in the bedroom literally missing grout, etc. I moved in two weeks ago, got a prorated rent and paid deposit. I'd like to say I understand I was in need of immediate move in, but per the condition of this unit. It should NOT AT ALL been an option for move in. I was told by the leasing Agent Joann, that the unit was updated, pool had been cleaned, and that it looked NOTHING like the pictures on Google. Which were all lies, pools are filled with sand and sprouting plants, the whole complex is FILTHY. Still don't have a mailbox key, still don't have a key to the bottom lock of my unit. Not to mention the dumpster in front of the complex is riddled with trash all around it and has had no clear intentions of having it cleaned. The leasing agent Joann, LIED entirely. I've reached out to Nathan Milazzo and was told to speak with Joann. Who then proceeded to lie to me AGAIN, and state half of the things we discussed were not discussed when I have a witness to her false claims, as they were there during the phone conversation. Not to mention when I first brought the issues to her attention, she took an entire 8 days to reply. Which is entirely unprofessional. Now I am currently in the process of becoming a real estate investor myself, working with people to buy and hold properties as Market Properties is doing. But not at all to this extent. I understand that my move in was immediate and had to choose from what was available, but this unit should NOT HAVE BEEN AN OPTION SINCE ITS IN SUCH POOR CONDITION!!!! I am currently forced to pay $825 monthly, when they just listed another apartment for rent at the unit next door for $800 and it's a two bedroom!! So why am I paying MORE for a unit in poor condition, but they have a unit listed, THATS UPDATED, for cheaper than what I'm currently paying? This is poor management, poor compassion for another human being, and literally slumlord antics. I had one sole request, to be moved into a BETTER unit, preferably the updated unit they have posted on Facebook marketplace at 4639 Tigerland Ave. The unit I'm in is literally bottom of the barrel. I do real estate myself, I KNOW this entire complex is in DESPERATE NEED OF REHAB. The halls are filthy, the parking lot has potholes, nothing here was as I was told by the leasing agent Joann. Now there are two options here that can resolve my disgust and discomfort; Option 1: Break my lease, move out, and call the city inspectors to make sure this doesn't happen to someone else. Option 2: Get put into a new, updated, and BETTER UNIT!!! Oh, forgot to mention, when I mentioned my discomfort of the units condition, the leasing agent Joann decided her rebuttal would be, AND I QUOTE; "we did not have time to do anything as you wanted something immediately & you told me that you had spoken with several other apartment complex's but you needed to move immediately. Thank you! " end quote. Then she continues to say none of the properties have pools, when there's literally a picture of one of the co-founders doing what, you guessed it, CLEANING A POOL! So clearly she has no clue what she's talking about. As well as was not told someone would enter my unit to put a new fridge, when they entered THROUGH MY WINDOE AND LEFT ALL THE STUFF IN MY FRIDGE TO ROT OUTSIDE ALL DAY IN A HOT APARTMENT!!! If I could give negative stars in the way this has been handled thus far. I absolutely surely would. Sadly I'm sure I'm not the first one that has dealt with this nonsense either. But I surely will be the last!!!!

Got a quote for 3 helical piers, $6900. Got a quote for…read moreCable Lock for 7 piers, $4200. Always get multiple quotes. Cable Lock did a perfect job.

Property management is non-existent and unresponsive. Faucet has been broken since move in day and…read more30 days later still awaiting a repair. Dishwasher has never worked since move in day.

2022-2023: My son an LSU student found Tiger Pointe Apartments and it was an Excellent choice for…read morehis first apartment! *Management and Staff: Amber Cantrell the Property Manager made the application process, move-in and his time residing there a smooth and enjoyable experience with her calm professionalism, responsiveness and excellent communication skills. This is rare in property managers these days. Jonathan on the team was also very professional, responsive and skilled in solving any maintenance request that we had come up. *Location: Loved being right by LSU campus, football stadium, baseball stadium and good restaurants (Walk-On's!) *Apartment: He had a ground floor unit recently renovated. They did a beautiful job with vinyl plankwood floors, a bright, good-sized kitchen with nice clean stainless steel appliances, new bathroom, modern ceiling fans and light fixtures, warm neutral wallpaint. The unit layout was nice too and felt roomy. Also enjoyed plentiful parking. Highly recommend anyone needing an apartment in Baton Rouge to definitely check out Tiger Pointe!