Great place! I highly recommend. We lived here for a year and a half and would have renewed our…read morelease if we didn't purchase a house. The townhomes are designed well and are very up to date. The staff was always helpful and friendly. I have 0 regrets!

the view on grant not only offers great skyline views and access to so many places near by, but the…read moreapartments are beautiful and Holly and Charlie add to the amazing experience. highly recommend checking them!

This place was what I needed. I'm here just for the weekend.... They separate the hotel from the…read moreliving quarters pretty good. Starting with the parking and all the way to the rooms. Clean, contemporary, compact, and very pleasant! The staff was very helpful!!! Alice was amazing to talk to. There's a few "random" numbers on website , but once you reach someone - they are very helpful. Great place!!!

After a few issues with trying to fly back home to Las Vegas, NV I was put into this hotel by my…read moreairline. Upon arriving on August 4, 2024 @ 9pm and checked out on August 5, 2024 @ 4pm. During checkin the front desk agent told me about The Urban, it's an apartment Complex with 1 entire floor just hotel rooms. The Agent also informed me that all amenities are included in my stay, such as a public kitchen, Exercise Courtyard, Fitness Room, underground parking, bike rentals, Common Area for work or just lounging, public balcony and a rooftop patio. After a quick check-in process, I parked my rental car in the underground garage (floor P3) and made my way to room 628. While the room was smaller than expected, it was equipped with the essentials, including a Murphy Bed, small table and chair, microwave, full-sized fridge and freezer, stand-up shower, and toilet. Additionally, the TV allowed me to sign into my personal streaming accounts or watch live TV. In conclusion, I highly recommend The Urban hotel to anyone seeking a clean and reasonably priced hotel in the OSU / Columbus area. Walking distances: .6 mile walk to Ohio Stadium .5 mile walk to St John Arena .7 mile walk to Schottenstein Stadium

The ladies in the leasing office are amazing. They were so helpful when I went in there and went…read moreabsolutely about and beyond to get me into a unit when I was in a time crunch. I cannot say enough about how much I appreciate their help. Justice, Jessica, and Hailee- thank you again.

I am a new resident and everyone has been so kind throughout my new journey! Needed some…read moremaintenance help and Ashton was on top of it! Such a great community

Having resided in this place for nearly four years, I find it to be pleasant, well-maintained, and…read moreconveniently located near a variety of stores and restaurants, saving me from unnecessary long journeys. The staff stands out for their exceptional friendliness and prompt resolution of any issues, while the maintenance team carries out their duties with impressive efficiency.

We've lived at the Attleigh since 2023 and the office staff is amazing, maintenance is responsive,…read moreand the property is always well maintained! 10/10 recommend and it's very affordable in comparison to surrounding apartments!

We moved from the Brewery District to The Julian in September 2016 and plan to stay for many years…read more We love living downtown as we are close to many restaurants, festivals, attractions and most importantly a short walk to work. We love being a central spot our friends and family can meet at before venturing to The Arts Festival, Pride, Jazz and Rib Festival, The Commons, COSI, races, etc. We really enjoy being able to take nightly walks around The Scioto Mile or changing it up by walking to the Scioto Audubon Park or Schiller Park. The PROS: friendly office and maintenance staff; Starbucks machine in the lobby; key fob entrance; decent sized gym for a smaller building; almost monthly resident events; great views of Red, White and Boom; beautiful rooftop views of the city, comfortable outside seating and a grill; main larger lobby and smaller sitting areas on each floor; resident managers for weekend/evening emergencies; large windows that let in amazing light; walking distance to parks, the museum, Arena District, close access to the CBUS and COTA Connect for the airport; laundry room for washing bedding and larger loads; and, if you are a dog person there is a nice green space across the road. The CONS: larger electric bills with extreme temperatures (give and take with the views of the large windows); louder HVAC; noise between apartments and hallway noise (just a part of communal apartment living); dogs barking from time to time (another part of communal apartment living); hefty yearly rent increases (downtown rent continues to rise everywhere); stairwells are not swept that often; and, paying for parking (put apparently that is common everywhere downtown now). Downtown continues to grow with many new apartment complexes being built, but The Julian has the historical character we enjoy with modern conveniences.

Nice apartments but poor management experience. They forego basic courtesies in the interests of…read moreextracting every last dollar out of residents. It's a shame they can't operate with a little grace despite asking residents to put up with persistent construction and security issues...

PROS: I would give this complex a 4-star rating based on the pros of living here, and a one for the…read moreinsecurity. (1) The management here is superb. Professional, friendly, and quick to resolve tenant issues. (2) Maintenance requests are typically dealt with quickly with follow-up from management on occasion. The gentleman who handles maintenance requests is nothing short of outstanding, professional, friendly, and efficient. (3) The location is super convenient to parks, the freeway, downtown area, and grocery stores. If you work in the downtown area, you have the option to drive (though parking is expensive), use the Car 2 Go service, or take public transportation. (4) The complex is quiet with a majority of the tenants being professionals. (5) Pet-friendly with a common area to play with your dogs and meet other pet parents. You might spot one or two people walking their pretty cats as well. CONS: (1) This neighborhood/complex has unfortunately become unsafe. The downside to having an open complex is that the public can walk through the complex at all hours. This has led to an increase in cars being broken into or vandalized in recent years. The most recent (and appalling) incident happened between the evening and early morning hours of Feb 17 and Feb 18, 2017. Five or six different cars *all* had their rear windows smashed in. The cost of the repairs obviously falls on the tenants. There was an incident last year where students from a school close to the complex broke a window (for fun), and another incident involved students from the same school jumping on a tenant's car and putting a dent in the hood. To date, there have been no measures to increase security such as installing security cameras, since building a fence around the complex or installing garage doors for all units may not be a feasible solution in the near future due to the cost, especially for future tenants. If security is a huge factor when choosing to live downtown, bear in mind that the likelihood of getting your car broken into more than once is quite high at this complex. Should you want to take the chance, I otherwise believe you'll enjoy living here.

This Market Mohawk is my favorite apartment that I have lived in over my ten years in Columbus. It…read moreis Not the newest, fanciest, and doesn't have many amenities like a pool or gym, but all other aspects are great. It has a perfect location, and the price is unbeatable. It is in a more quiet corner of downtown, making it very accessible from all highways, restaurants, and bars. It is reasonably quiet considering it is Downtown. The management is very friendly, always very communicative, and service requests are dealt with in a timely manner. Considering it is about 30 years old, and a bit dated, they do a good job keeping everything in working order, and they are happy to work with tenants to accommodate any requests. I often find packages at my door, because management sees they are outside the common doors, and they hand deliver them inside. That is pretty cool and considerate. They are pet friendly for an incredibly reasonable charge also, and that has made a world of a difference. **I read the other reviews, and I can relate to the one about "safety". But that has nothing to do with the complex, but rather the location. This is one of downfalls of living in an urban environment. Tenants choose to live in the area, and therefore subject themselves to urban people. ** I know this company has multiple complexes. My experience has been exceptional at the Market Mohawk location. This location doesn't have an elevator, or pool room, so I am not sure what the other review is referring to?

Not sure why my original review was removed, it may have been a bit brutal, but was completely…read morehonest. Shame on you YELP for removing the review, the publuc cannot depend upon your site if you are going to censor the reviews.

Most of us know how dizzying and mind-boggling searching for a new rental can be…read more First you have to determine in what area you want to live. This decision is based on an array of factors including consequential information and mundane details. Next you have to envision your future home. Is it a studio apartment with great hardwood floors or a two-bedroom condo with an excellent view of the park? Is the rent in your price range? Does the landlord allow pets? Are the neighbors friendly? What is parking like? Where do tenants dispose of their trash? It's a lot to think about. I know; I just went through this experience myself. Fortunately, the Internet makes this information a little easier to gather. You can answer many of your own questions with a few simple left-clicks of your mouse button. Heck, you can even house-hunt in your pajamas if you like. But even Internet searches can be time consuming...unless, like me, you happen upon Metro-Rentals.com. Metro-Rentals.com is an ingenious website that acts as the perfect tool for apartment owners and managers to help lease their available units. Having a web-based site allows Metro-Rentals to keep content fresh, relevant, and accurate. Metro-Rentals.com provides all of the photos, descriptions and maps you need to help you make an informed decision about a potential new home. Available units are advertised in a clean, easy-to-read, information-rich format. Metro-Rentals.com is also neighborhood-centric meaning it stresses the importance of finding a home based on where you want to live, not because of price point or number of bedrooms. Clicking over to sister site Think-Urban.com was dizzying - in a good way. This site differentiates one Columbus neighborhood from another. As a newbie to the Columbus scene, I found it easy to tune in to what sets the Arena District apart from the Short North or Campus Gateway or Clintonville. I can easily see how residents of each area use the site as resource tool for urban living. The information listed ranges from where to put your rubbish, park your car, and curb Fido, to where to find the cheapest gas. Furthermore, special topics like urban parking, urban transportation, urban restaurant reviews, and Columbus outdoor venues and festivals make the site visitor-friendly. One more positive: each site has a look that both distinguishes it as its own entity and shows the connection to sites within its family (also check out Suburban-Rentals.com). One negative: the editorial could be rotated more often to maintain user interest. The kicker? Metro-Rentals stays in business by making landlords pay to put their information on the site. This keeps the content unbiased and means no ads and no subscription fee for you. Life is good.