I've lived at Woodridge Apartments for about three years, and I can honestly say I've been…read moreextremely happy here. I am a 60 year old widow, working remotely and a dog mom and Woodridge has been a great fit for me. Any maintenance requests I've had are handled very quickly, the maintenance guys go out of their way to make sure the maintenanence problem is solved quickly. The office staff has been very friendly, especially Mallory, the manager. She is really approachable and the few requests I've had, she has responded quickly and followed through for me. I think it shows that management genuinely cares about the people who live here. After three years, I still feel confident saying Woodridge is a great place to live and I plan to continue to live here for years to come. If you're looking for a well-managed, responsive, and welcoming apartment community, I highly recommend it.

I read some very negative reviews (on google reviews) about this complex before moving here and am…read moreso glad I ignored them haha. It is a super safe and super quiet complex and our apartment is really clean and peaceful. It's also affordable for the area (Livonia). It's true that only trash is included in the rent, but water/sewer runs about $35-50 a month which I find really reasonable. The kitchen is very small but if you're picky about having a big kitchen, buy a house lol. Bathroom is pretty spacious. They are really pet friendly too which is a huge plus for us as we have a dog and a cat. They do charge pet rent but so does everywhere else. The dog park even has some wooden agility equipment such as ramps, jumps, and a platform, and little trash cans and bag dispensers all over the property for picking up after your dog also.

We lived here for two years and the experience was great…read more The location is excellent and the complex is perfect for families and singles. The Property Manager is very helpful and responsive - any maintenance requests were promptly and thoroughly addressed. The Property Manager answered all our questions and helped us many times with our application and while we lived here. We never had any problems. The apartment is in a very quiet, residential neighborhood and there is off-street parking. Restaurants and shopping are within walking distance. The grounds are well-maintained and clean. There is a private pool - which is really great during the summer. We looked at many apartments in Oak Park before moving here and this one was definitely the nicest one. We moved because of work and would definitely have stayed here if we could. We miss living at the Oaks on Lincoln already. Besides the apartment itself - which was excellent - the Property Manager was very helpful and accommodating and made living here a very pleasant and hassle-free experience.

I moved into Water's Edge June of 2016. The apartments are beautiful and new and the location on…read morethe river is ideal (especially in the summer and spring). There is a new fitness center with an outdoor pool and 24/7 security with a gate to enter the community. The management company when I first moved in left a lot to be desired but over the last few months, the new management company has been incredible. Questions are addressed expeditiously, any concerns have been addressed and things are constantly improving. More events for tenants and all in all a better experience. I highly recommend it as a place to live, ESPECIALLY now that the management company is as good as the actual apartments.

they take your money and cook their books by taking money and applying it to things that are not…read moreyour responsibility. I moved in in January. I was told to pay a certain amount which was more than the amount of my rent when I realized it I confronted them and they decided there was nothing they could do since then they've been cooking their books, adding fees that do not apply and avoiding speaking to us in regards to all these matters. Do not move here!!!

Very convenient apartment buildings. It is right next to 696 and telegraph road. You can walk to…read moregas stations and grocery store if you want. They constantly update the buildings, the buildings are old but because of the constant renovation, it doesn't have many problems. Maintenace respond pretty fast as long as they are not short staffed like during covid. Since it is a concrete building, during winter you don't need to use a lot of energy to heat your unit, because concrete and bricks trap heat during the day. The problems are the dirty tenants. I kept my unit clean and still have some bugs craw in from elsewhere. Also if the trash Shute is full, they just leave trash in the trash room instead of bringing it down to the trash dump. If they smoke weed in their unit, and it can spread to your unit too. Security: they have K-9 unit 24/7 but they can't catch everything. Some dude unfortunately got rob, and someone tried to bring their friend with ankle monitor into the pool. It is in a nice part of Southfield, but crazies are coming from Detroit.

The Kales Building was originally named the Kresge Building. It is an apartment building with…read moreabout 26 stories. It is conveniently located downtown. It is a tall, white washed and imposing structure. It is appealing to look at. It towers over the local parks and intersections. Grand Circus Park is located just across the street from it. The building is within walking distance of the Detroit Opera House. The local People Mover station is also quite close by. I am not sure about the parking situation but they seem to have an underground parking garage. There are more expensive parking arrangements nearby. The building, as I mentioned, is attractive. The windows are very large and must offer plenty of light and interesting views. Right now there is a lot of construction going on nearby so movement by car is difficult. Local bus transit and the new trolley system are close by, so, not to worry.

My sister lives here and loves it. I can only speak as a guest. It's is well kept, secure, great…read morelocation, friendly management and wonderful facilities. Can't beat the location and style!

I lived there for almost 5 years. Moved out in October. The price for the location is unbeatable…read more Ultimately, poor maintenance drove me away. Every apartment has drop ceilings and the AC leaks every. single. summer. For the first 3 years I lived there, the A/C would shut down in mid-July (Shout out Detroit Beer Co). I had a build-up of water that created a giant bubble in the ceiling (as well as the paint next to it) for several days that eventually burst. Maintenance came by and cleaned up (a little) but I was without a ceiling tile for AT LEAST a month. Just a big old gaping hole in the ceiling for all my guests to see when they came over. On top of that, my AC would leak onto the floor, causing the nastiest moldy smell. They also sealed (nailed shut) all the windows last Spring (**Due to insanely high lead content on the original windows paint), so it was hard to escape the smell. Every time I called the emergency line about one of these issues, the manager (Marlo) never responded. I would get a text several days after calling saying 'someone will come look at it.' The live-in maintenance guy, Ken, is a nice guy but terribly unskilled and things are often (always) done half-assed. On top of all that, parking went up from $75 to $150 in the last 6 months. Which is average for the city but not worth it to park in a place that is regularly un-supervised and fills up during any sport/concert event downtown. A liquor store also opened up downstairs which is convenient, but ultimately brought along some sketchy clientele that hangs out outside. Oh, and lets not forget that you're directly next to Annex night club - which literally vibrates your walls like a German house orgy every Saturday night until 2 AM - in which, the cops would shut down Adams every. single. week. due to some fight or shooting OUTSIDE of the club - which is your front door! I'd say hold off on the Fyfe for now. It's falling apart, and some bigger fish is going to swoop in soon and gut that place. The location is too good for the Gilbert types not to notice.

After 11 years I must say that the Fyfe apartments have lost what I loved about this building. The…read moremanager could care less about who moves in, when, what they need, or anything about any resident in this building. The building manager used to live in the building and that made a HUGE difference. Those of us left still care deeply but it's kind of sad to see the owner not care about the residents

I have been a tenant at this apartment for four years. It is perfectly located in Midtown Detroit…read more Walking distance from Wayne State medical school, and Wayne State undergrad campus. A short Uber ride from downtown and with the new Q line built there is a station right in front of the apartment that takes you anywhere you need to go along Woodward. The unit includes dishwasher, a refrigerator, oven, microwave, and a washer and dryer. The unit does not come furnished allowing you to customize it your self. I have attached pictures of my one bedroom, one bathroom unit " midtown" floor plan. The apartment building also has a gym that has recently been remodeled and upgraded. It has a television, two treadmills, two ellipticals, a bicycle, assisted benchpress rack, free weights, and a multi exercise weight machine like a bowflex. The current building managers John and Nikki are the best we have ever had. They truly care about the cleanliness of the building, they are very responsive to complaints, and they are constantly striving to upgrade and improve the services of the building. They host monthly events for the whole apartment including things like a happy hour social, or a night out at hop cat all on the tab of studio one. The building managers also have organized a custom coffee and smoothie cart to make drinks for the tenants. They truly care about us! There is a call box at the front door. And a nightly security guard who patrols the property for extra security. This is much appreciated. The only complaints I would have about the location is that on a Friday or Saturday night the people at starters bar and grill downstairs can make too much noise in the parking lot. Also, the parking downstairs is for retail customers only. If you have a car you will need to purchase a separate parking pass in the structure. Overall I give this place five stars for its price, comfort, staff, location, and security, the combination of which is not found anywhere else in Midtown Detroit.

I have lived in studio one since May 2017 and it is by far my favorite place I have lived…read more I have not had a single problem since I moved in besides simple maintenance issues which are fixed the same day and if not, the next day. The location is awesome with it being right in midtown. There are a ton of places to walk to and downtown is a 30 min walk or a QLINE ride away. The apartments are super nice, mine has black granite countertops, stainless steel appliances, large windows, and a small balcony. Overall I have had poor experiences with renting and this one has been exceptional with this company, definitely recommend if you are looking to live in the midtown area.

Great loft spaces located just a 5 minute walk from Whole Foods and Comerica Park and the best…read moreskyline views of any apartments in the city, hands down. What more could you want?

I do not live here, but my boyfriend and I toured two units on 1/27/2015. We had five appointments…read moreto see various places that day and were the least impressed with the Carlton. Pros: These lofts are pretty nice. The color schemes are great, there is a decent amount of open space, the amenities are up to date, and our host Bob claimed that the building is pet-friendly, which is hard to come by in luxury lofts in Detroit. The units were priced relatively fairly and competitive with the other lofts of its type in the neighborhood. Cons: Customer service....namely, our host, Bob, who seemed straight out of a 1960s time capsule. He was pleasant at first, and it seems the condescending manner in which he spoke is just product of the stereotypes his generation tends to have about women rather than him trying to be insulting (he was an older gentleman). Yet, it still soured our experience. Any questions I had were mostly answered to my boyfriend's face. The unit we were most interested in was a two bedroom for $1600 a month...the square footage currently escapes me. The loft was clean and moderately aesthetically pleasing, but ultimately underwhelming. The floor plan was bi-level, yet not in a traditional loft sense...the living room and bedrooms were two separate floors entirely. Descending into the bedroom area felt like walking into a basement, and the two bedrooms were rather small and only had two medium sized windows. Being huge on natural light, I quietly mentioned to my boyfriend that I didn't care for the unit(he agreed) and that we had 4 others to see so we should not waste Bob's time and head to the next one. Bob overheard this, and said to me "Don't worry, you'll like it in a minute!" And showed me an extremely sad excuse for a walk-in closet with nothing but cheap wire shelves screwed into the walls. Sorry, Bob. It's going to take more than white wire shelves bolted to walls to sell me on $1600 per month. Any questions on income or employment were asked directly to my boyfriend. We quickly viewed a one bedroom unit where Bob pointed to the kitchen and the whirlpool tub and said to me "you'll like these, and he'll like that (motioning to the living room with a view over the city...I forgot that only men enjoy a view..apparently Bob's wife doesn't like a view of the outdoors while she gets dinner on the table for him by 5.) We left not long after that, both laughing and scratching our heads. Bob, maybe try being a bit more professional with female applicants, and stop making the tired stereotypical jokes that are far too common with landlords and female tenants. PS- we rented the next unit we saw, shown to us by Ken Davies with New Century Management. Very professional, efficient, and with the times where most couples keep two-earner households.