Management is horrible. Raised my rent $120 last year. No upgrades and rude landlord is not worth…read moreliving in the beautiful property.

I was a bit trepidatious at heading back to apartment living after 20+ years of being in a house…read more However, when we stumbled upon Woodstone Apartments, I knew we were in the right place. But first, a bit of background on Parkview Hills, where Woodstone Apartments is located. Established in the late 1960s by Dr. Batts (founder of the Kalamazoo Nature Center, as well as a professor of ecology and ornithology at Kalamazoo College) and Mr. Upjohn (you'll be familiar with that name - he was a local businessman and philanthropist; the ER at Borgess Medical Center is named after him), this planned community includes houses, condos, and apartments. There are 288 acres in Parkview Hills, which include several lakes, streams, marshland, fields, wooded areas, and plenty of trails. Living here is like living AT a nature center - but with the amenities of being on a city bus route, and a gorgeous and useful clubhouse (we use the pool almost every day). We were lucky enough to rent an apartment in Woodstone and have been here for many years. One of the things that I love most about living here is the diversity of fellow tenants. There is a wide age range, from senior citizens to families with young kids. I absolutely LOVE seeing kids play out in the safe, grassy area tucked in the L of the apartment. At night, you'll see other kinds of kids playing - the local fawns! Parkview Hills has a sizeable deer population, and it's just lovely to watch them graze at night. I also appreciate living in a community that is globally diverse. We might need to get some potlucks going up in the gathering room on the 3rd floor! I always learn something from everyone I talk with - everyone is so friendly, and lifelong friendships have been established for sure. Management is efficient and speedy when dealing with requests. Dan (maintenance) is incredibly friendly and good at his job, promptly fixing drains, lightbulbs, and the like; Brandee (property manager) is always swiftly on top of things, especially when dealing with problems that can inevitably arise in an apartment building. I appreciate their thorough and timely assistance when needed. I also love the secure building, the availability of plenty of handicap parking spots, Parkview Hills Security, the amenities of and activities at the clubhouse (Chinese cooking lessons with WMU's Confucius Institute; monthly art gatherings, and the like), and the extensive trails for walking. I can't imagine a better place to live, with better neighbors and management. If you're lucky enough to live here, you'll concur.

Saddle Creek is conveniently located off of 94, yet still provides a quiet location. The property…read moreis well maintained and management is very responsive to their residents needs. I loved the Al Sabo Nature Preserve, which can be accessed very easily from the complex itself. Al Sabo offers great hiking and mountain bike trails. The apartment complex is also very close to Kalamazoo Valley Community College, with tennis courts and a athletic track. Also, just across the street is Bronson Health Club, or SWAT fitness is just a quick drive. Saddle Creek offers very nice screened in porches, which are great during spring and summer evenings. I would highly recommend this complex to others.

Building construction: newer, properly insulated and organized. No high electric bill because your…read moreAC doesn't cool the outside. Fully sprinkled buildings and apartments! Get flood insurance with your renters just in case. I pay $11 a month to cover $25,000 Grounds: well kept, plenty of parking. Noise: we're in the woods. The only sound is your neighbors. I'm sure if there were a 12 semi pile up on the freeway, you may hear that. You can also faintly hear sirens when they go by on 9th st or N ave. Utiliies: water is hot almost immediately, thermostat does a good job regulating temperature. Heat and range are gas, included in rent (thank god, cuz its Michigan). You pay electric, we use candles and natural lighting through windows and hardly use lights anyway. Amenities: range, microwave (in some units), fridge and good washer/dryer units. I have a 1 Bed and it is spacious. My fiancé and I are very happy here and our friends are quite jealous. The cost/benefit here is absolutely in your favor. Finally, my only demerit to give is the internet. This internet is called "Bloom" and it is the (in most cases) only available service. It is downright inhumane. $51 for 12 mbs, $41 for 3mbs. A speedtest will show less than 1mbs. So if you game a lot, watch netflix a lot or are addicted to porn, watch out, you may end spending more time "socializing" or reading books *shudders* Oh and TV is Dish network, don't have it, don't need it with an antenna and "internet" Overall, best option in town, there is a reason you will be on a waiting list. We got lucky and walked in at the right time.

From the owner: Welcome home! Nothing beats a stunning wooded setting filled with convenient amenities and a…read morepeaceful environment, which is exactly what our apartments in Oshtemo, MI, deliver. Ideally located in Oshtemo Township, our community is built around your needs and desires, as proven by the array of resident-exclusive features and excellent customer service. Pets allowed. Found only minutes away from KVCC and The Crossroads, and surrounded by a gorgeous wooded landscape, our one and two-bedroom Kalamazoo apartments sport everything you desire from a home. These include large living areas, European-style kitchens with breakfast bars, enclosed private storages, as well as extra essentials like full-size washers and dryers, central A/Cs, or walk-in closets. You also benefit from 24-hour emergency maintenance services, and most utilities are included in the monthly rent. To keep the fun and relaxation going even after you stepped out of your home, we included a gorgeous, resort-style swimming pool with a large sundeck as well as a modern community building, both with Wi-Fi. These are perfect places to meet your friends and get to know your neighbors.

I've been very happy with my experience living here. After many years of homeownership, this was my…read morefirst time renting, so my expectations were high--and they've been met. The neighbors are respectful, and in the six months I've been here, I haven't experienced any noisy weekend nights. It may not be my forever home, but it's exactly the right place for me right now. It's been a great fit for both me and my pets.

This is specifically for the property management:…read moreMiscommunication at its peak. Current Manager's way of talking is very derogatory! They don't let you speak or finish off the sentences. All they slap around is policy, even though they are the ones who didn't communicate well enough!

Great maintenance staff. Convenient location. Excellent…read moresnow removal. Lots of bunny, rabbits all over.

Was a great place to live until ownership sold to corporate property managers who jacked up rents…read more30%. . Now on our second corporate property manager. The newest property company , Trillium, has screwed the residents with the often closed pool facilities. The wonderful swimming pool that used to be kept in great condition is now a disaster. This summer in 2025, the residents have not been able to use the facilities for MOST of this hot season. And when it was open, the water was cloudy and not clean. If I knew this is how Trillium management would handle the pool situation, I would've not renewed my lease.. Other than that, I have no problems . I like it here. The staff is attentive and courteous.

I have lived at SkyRise Luxury Apartments for 12 years, which should say a lot about how much I…read moreenjoyed living here. However, prospective tenants should be aware of how lease renewals are currently being handled. After 12 years as a resident, I was informed at my renewal that my rent would increase by ~25% with notice being within the typical renewal timeframe. Because residents are required to provide 30-day notice if they plan to move, you're essentially forced to make a major financial and housing decision within a very short window. For someone renting, that may be difficult enough. For someone considering purchasing a home, it's nearly impossible. Buying a home isn't something that can realistically be completed in the timeframe given, and I was left with very little time to evaluate my options before having to commit. Options included a holdover at a substantial increase or renew and leave mid lease but pay a one month fee and give them 90 day notice. For me, this wasn't just about rent increasing--it was about how an increase of this magnitude was handled. After 12 years as a resident, I expected more consideration for the impact a 25% increase would have on someone's housing decisions and financial planning. I hope future residents have this information before deciding to call SkyRise home.

My brother-in-law lives at Skyrise. He has been without hot water for a over a month with no sign…read moreof resolution. I've also tried contacting them and have only been able to leave messages with no return calls. Unconscionable! Considering legal action at this point.

The parking is terrible and ill kept, the rent has been raised twice in one year, the ac doesn't…read morereach the bedrooms and the management is unreachable for concerns. The single elevator has been broken for months which is only in one building. These apartments are not senior friendly.

I moved here a few months ago because of a temporary job I was hired for with short notice. I…read moreneeded to find a place quickly and the reviews for here were good, so I went for it. The staff (Dave and Maria) has been incredibly professional from the get-go. I had to move quickly between cities and Maria, in particular, was extremely accommodating and willing to work with me long-distance. Even though the buildings are older, the apartment was very clean when I moved in and in good condition. Maintenance is very fast as well. The location is great and it is not far from the downtown area, other grocery stores, or the mall. The neighbors that I have met are very friendly and the apartments are nestled near residential neighborhoods. There is also a 24-hour Walgreens right across the street, which adds to the convenience factor. I would definitely recommend it here to anyone.

I can't speak highly enough of the management here. Extremely responsive and eager to help. There…read morehave been numerous times that they've gone out of their way, far above the call of duty to help me have the best experience possible. Very grateful to the staff there for making Parkway Flats feel like home for my 14 months there!

I was a resident of Parkway Flats for four years. I had moved to the area for work. I initially…read morefelt welcomed but it seemed management was like a revolving door and there was a new property manager every few months, so I rarely knew who was in charge. Although the apartment is non-smoking, they did not monitor the policy and the building I was in smelled like a mixture of cigarette and weed smoke every day. It was nice that they had a pool but the pool was under maintence frequently during peak hours , I rarely got to enjoy it. For the price, it was not worth it, there are better options in Kalamazoo.

My wife and I love it here. Delann, Lori, and staff are really awesome. Brand new carpet and thick…read morewalls. Not to mention they have amenities up the wazoo: indoor and outdoor pool, hot tub, gym, spa, bbq grills, and food trucks onsite. This place isn't just an apartment complex. Its more like a community. Also, a plus is that its so close to campus near the Arboretum trail and Sprouts daycare is a short walk away. Ain't much not to love about this place.

The apartments are okay, some of them definitely need to be updated. There is both an indoor and…read moreoutdoor pool and hot tub. I'd say that's better than most complexes. And they stay pretty nice.

Best of your options if your looking for college housing in Kalamazoo. Having visited friends at…read moreall the big names, this is certainly the cleanest and probably safest. Rent goes up yearly by $30 and they use it as a way for you to quickly resign your lease (after one month of living here) before you figure out if you like the place and want to live here for another 22 months. If you take too long they might lease your apartment right out from under you because half of WMU is trying to get in here. Maintenance fixes things the next day which is great because things break a lot. Electric is absolutely insane thanks to the poor construction of the buildings. Your heater is running 24/7 in the winter so get used to $400 electric bills in January. Biggest problem facing 58 west and the paddock is non college students taking up what is supposed to be college housing. Ruins it for the rest of us.

They staff are not helpful. They are not transparent when it comes to assigning roommates. They…read morerandomly assign roommates. My daughter was placed with a section 8 45 year old, who may or may not have had a meth addiction. "There is nothing we can do" should be their motto. You can find better places.