I was a tenant here from July 2023-June 2025. My experience here has been nothing but great. The…read moreproperty owner was meticulous on taking care of the units through routine maintenance and prompt communication. The unit itself is built with quality materials like new carpets, updated countertops, and robust appliances. My roommate and I had ample space to live and enjoy our last couple years of college here.

My roommate and I, who were graduate level students, lived here for the last 3 years and it has by…read morefar been my most positive renting experience ever. LOCATION/PARKING This is a prime location, about 10 minutes walk to Fry's/ ~2 minutes drive. I could walk to Banner main campus hospital or the university health science campus in about 20-25 minutes. I could take the number 6 bus to get to the main campus and University avenue easily after a few stops, or get to downtown just as easily with the number 6. Free parking up to 2 spots included with our lease. The parking isn't covered but you can use a window shade or there are a few large trees that can provide shade. NOISE Most of the tenants were also quiet and there were no frat parties within this complex. Or they were good at concealing it and I never knew . If you are looking at other nearby housing/apartments, they seem to attract a much rowdier crowd. THE HOUSE One of the main reasons I chose this location initially was that it was a very reasonable price, in a good location, and it was two bedrooms, two bathrooms. It is nice to not have your own bathroom, and if one breaks, you have the other to use until it gets fixed. One bathroom is attached to the master bedroom. The kitchen itself is cozy, perhaps a bit less than I personally would want, but if you don't excessively buy kitchen appliances you'll probably be fine. We fit a large microwave, small rice cooker, Keurig, dish rack, 6 qt instant pot, and magic bullet easily. Electric burners. Easily accessible breaker box in the kitchen area if you kind of know what you're doing (or can YouTube for help) if you need to reset a circuit. Extra perks: We had a nice little front patio area which I wish we took more advantage of, but we were always a bit too busy, and I am unfortunately a delicious tasting morsel magnet to mosquitoes. There is an additional storage on the back side of each housing unit, which can store a decent amount of stuff. I personally only kept a half-broken bike there, but it probably gets decently hot as it faces the setting sun. MANAGEMENT Bill, the landlord, was definitely a landlord who cares about the upkeep of the property rather than just trying to patch fix an issue after it crops up. He did regular check-ins every few months to check and change the air filter, and run a cleaning cycle through the washer and dishwasher. He was also easily accessible, and if something went catastrophically wrong, he addressed it in a very timely manner with whichever maintenance crew was needed to fix it. It was easy to pay rent via Zelle, and even when my bank did something stupid and sent a rent payment after I moved out despite me finishing my repeating payment sequence appropriately, Bill was very prompt to my text and sent the money back to me. Chase said as Zelle is a third party platform there's nothing they could do from their end (which makes me never want to use Zelle for anything but a one-time payment with trusted individuals). Additionally, he did not spring the all too common unchangeable and frankly BS "fees" that many landlords charge everyone when moving out. He outlined usual problem areas that can deduct from the security deposit prior to moving out, and was very fair with the final deposit. Bill is easy to contact, reliable, and an actually good person, which is hard to find with a lot of scummy landlords that are unfortunately all too common near a college campus. THE BOTTOM LINE I didn't even know this property had a Yelp page, but there's a reason it's rated so highly. If you're looking for a good property to rent with a good landlord and no drama, this is a perfect place.

UPDATE 11/21: Although I wish I hadn't had to go as far as public criticism to get my issues…read moreaddressed, full credit to Chris - he was prompt, polite, and responsive. He heard me say that I was frustrated with the lack of communication, and has been excellent about providing updates and making immediate changes. Just being kept aware of what was going on was such a huge relief on its own, and he was good to his word about when things could get done. Within a day, I had new blinds (correctly installed!); within two, I had a new fridge that hopefully won't have any of the problems of the last one. Not a knock against the leasing office staff, because Taylor, Emily, and Lisa are equally friendly and professional! However, I know they may not be able to direct or get updates from the maintenance team in the same way as the property director, and so I appreciate that Chris did step in to resolve things quickly. ORIGINAL 11/19: Beautiful property...and zero accountability or follow-through. If there's a chip in my brand-new tub the day I move in, I don't want to be told, "We can't do anything about that." When my blinds are hanging out of alignment, don't fix them by re-installing the rail so that it's really obviously crooked instead and then tell me you can't do anything about *that*, either. When my fridge is broken and making enough noise that I can hear it through a closed door on the other side of the unit, send someone to fix it instead of telling me I should try to turn the cooling down (guess what? I already tried that!) And the leasing office KNOWS that the maintenance staff isn't following through. They KNOW the electronic maintenance request system is glitchy and marks requests as completed before they've actually been worked on, because they've said these things to me in person! So the fact that these are still issues is kind of appalling, no matter how polite and friendly the leasing staff are. I was so excited about this place before I moved in, and the last two months are seriously making me consider breaking the lease and finding somewhere else that doesn't make me pay a grand a month for the privilege of being stressed out and constantly frustrated.

Since moving in and paying an extra $100+ a month due to the inaccuracies of the listing and the…read moreoffice person not informing me that the original apartment was WHEELCHAIR MODIFIED. I've been disappointed in the staff responsiveness and being treated like just money in their pocket. Anytime they can add another fee they do but the apartments don't get better. I still smell cigarettes and weed even though it's supposed to be a non smoking community. I moved in on a special. I was encouraged to rent in Oct even though I wouldn't be in the state until thanksgiving. There was a special so I wouldn't be paying .. my lease started in Oct. when I got here and found they'd rented me a wheelchair modified apartment I insisted on being moved to a normal apartment, which they did and now I pay around 2000 a month including fees which is a lot more than I expected. My lease started in Oct it should end in Oct . i looked at my information today and saw they change my end date to December. So I didn't get a discount and I pay more and I have a longer lease than I expected. Did they tell me this. No. They just said I had to sign papers changing apartments.

This is a review for the monies Building retail area. I am not a resident but locals should know…read morethat there are a variety of locally owned shops to support in the bottom level of the Monier. There's a pizza shop, a barber shops (with a bar!), Bloom Maven flowers, Elbe Goods, Cero (zero waste shop), Minimal MAE children's clothing store and Petroglyphs gift shop. All of the shops are locally and unique in their own way. A wonderful Addition to the Mercado District.

My husband and I just moved into the adorable apartment complex and can't say enough good things…read moreabout Val (the apartment manger) and the apartment themselves. Val was so kind and responsive and even worked hard to get us into our apartment early which really helped us out. The apartment itself is so modern and nice, we're very happy to live here.

Super cute place! Electricity, cable and included. It's nice living downtown because you can walk…read moreto close by food, coffee and bars! The two people working there Brenda and Brian are super helpful and really nice people. I'm moving out because work is sending me overseas.

Formerly the Martin Luther King Jr. building, One North Fifth is a gorgeous modern building that…read morewas remodeled to match the young, urban vision of downtown Tucson. In my opinion, One North Fifth is really the foundation of the recent downtown evolution. Since then, the 4th Ave tunnel was rebuilt (and it's gorgeous), new shops, restaurants and yoga studios are appearing downtown, a trolley system was put into place, and now a 3-Level underground parking lot is almost done being built, which really comes in handy for the residents downtown. But I digress.... They only offer studios & 1 bedrooms, so if you're a family looking to live that downtown dream, you might want to consider another city (at least for now). The best part is, the deposit is only $300. Try finding a place that can beat that deal. Oh, and all utilities are included (including wireless internet). There's a tiny gym on site and there's a laundry room on each floor. The downstairs lobby area is modern and clean and the staff (Vanessa) is extremely kind, helpful and accommodating. The nice part is you can walk or bike virtually anywhere you want. Be careful though. If you live here, the likeliness that you'll become an alcoholic is high, seeing as you're only a few steps away from Club Congress. It's all too convenient to be able to stumble from the bar and be home in 1 minute.

New manager was excellent in providing my maintenance request fast. Maintenance was great and…read moreprofessional

Marysol at the office was great and was always on point. She made the move in process for my mother…read moreeasy and transparent.

I have been living in The Flin for almost one year , and I can tell that I'm happy with my…read moreexperience so far, that I had to renew another year, has great amenities, great location and they take care of their residents. Front desk staff is awesome all of them, specially Brittney, she has been incredible helpful and kind every time I reach out for assistance

Everything was completed. The dishwasher now works. But it's the second time this year it didnt…read morepower on.

I am so glad to be done w The Parker…read more The gym, lobby and pool are great. The staff yesterday was also incredibly helpful and supportive.

Do not rent here. This was the worst experience ever. The worst. They totally take advantage, and…read morewhen they building changed management (which they do yearly) they don't refund your deposit because they claim you have to chase down the last manage,tn company and then they send you to collections. There are so many great options out there for rentals, dont be fooled by the Parker--theyre awful. And you cant reach anyone if you have an issue. Call them before you sign anything and see how responsive, lol.

I've been living at Academy Lofts for a few months now and absolutely love it! The apartments are…read moreamazing and so it the location. The building itself was also restored beautifully. I've had one or two maintenance issues come up but that just goes along with an older building. Management has been prompt and efficient in helping those problems but resolved. I've had nothing but a positive experience living here!

Avoid Academy Lofts - Looks Nice, But a Nightmare to Live In!…read more It might have been nice 10 years ago, but in 2025... not so much. My father would say, "it's like putting lipstick on a pig." Don't let the charm of the building fool you--stay away. Yes, the Academy Lofts is a beautiful old stone building in a historic neighborhood (that has now been taken over by homeless). I was drawn in by the high ceilings and tall windows. It looked great at first. But once you move in, the problems start. Plumbing is a mess. My dishwasher broke almost immediately and stayed broken even after being replaced. A year later, they finally discovered the real issue was the plumbing. The garbage disposal never worked, and the sink broke twice--I waited weeks for maintenance both times, with no way to wash dishes. Maintenance is elusive. Requests go unanswered for days or weeks, and problems linger far too long. Management is unprofessional and hostile. They rarely respond, and when they do, they're combative and insulting. I've been parking my new car on the street for five months because I lost my gate clicker--and they refuse to replace it. Safety concerns ignored. A hornet nest above my door grew to the size of a dessert plate. I was stung twice before they finally removed it--a month later, after multiple emails and calls. It's back now. I notified them over a week ago. No response. Bottom line: This place is mismanaged, neglected, and not worth the headache. I strongly recommend avoiding anything listed by Fenton Investments!

Our young adult moved into her unit in August of this year and two crimes in two months have…read moreoccurred on the property involving residents. Only one incident reported by management team. Update: Spoke to Oliver at Stone Avenue Standard and received good information about both incidents. Management team will be considering more options about communicating to residents, where appropriate. Thank you, Oliver!

I don't think people realize how much this place has to offer! Free coffee, kombucha, popcorn, and…read morenachos available 24/7 ??? Sign me up! The pool is always clean and so is the gym. I value a clean gym as many of them are not sanitary nor do they offer rogue equipment. Can we talk about how they took the time to handwrite each graduate a letter?