I live at Mapleview a little up the road from Lewis Manor but owned by the same rental company. I…read morelive in a single and while rent and parking aren't the least expensive, my apartment is large and very clean. I have so much more room than anticipated and don't even have enough furniture to fill the space on my own. For the convenience to Coventry, Cedar-Faimount, UH, and CWRU, I can't complain too much about the cost, especially because it's really no different than any other single bedroom in the area. Only thing I wish it had was garbage disposal and dishwasher, though dishwasher is less of a priority for me. The property manager, Barbara, is a wonderful women! She's always available or returns calls promptly and is one of the sweetest older ladies. I've also been incredibly impressed with maintenance and how quickly they make sure to complete work orders.

The historic nature of this apartment building is sweet. It is quiet and near good walkable…read moreshopping areas (chipotle, BWW, bagels, brunch locations, Starbucks).

From the owner: Historic Building with renovated efficiencies, 1 and 2 bedroom apartments. Flexible leases for…read morefurnished apartments varying in dimensions and prices. Ideal location with easy access to public transportation, close to the Cleveland Clinic, University Hospitals, Case Western Reserve University, Downtown, Coventry Village, and Shaker Square. Electronic fob access, bike rack, garage parking, laundry room, library and music room.

I imagine many of you reading this are considering leasing an apartment with Integrity. If that's…read morethe case, I hope you will read this review to the end. I moved into this building in fall of 2021. My first year or so living here was very pleasant. Then, Integrity Realty took over the property and things very quickly took a turn for the worse. Among the ongoing issues I experienced were: -Laundry room not maintained in working order. Standing water and at times dead animals like chipmunks were left to fester. Repair requests dismissed or ignored. -Frequent interruption of water service with NO notice. Office staff unresponsive or (if reachable) outright rude. -One long stint in the spring of 2024 where the entire building was without water for multiple consecutive days. -Heat not turned on when temperatures began to drop in the winter and email/voicemail inquiries about when it would be turned on not answered. -Maintenance requests not handled promptly and follow up emails/voicemails to the office not returned. Yvette, Kia, and others in the leasing office were rude on the rare occasions that they picked up the phone. They would deflect responsibility and gaslight. -Front stairs to the building were broken and, again, work order marked complete without any work done or any communication. We were unable to use the front stairs and therefore the front door. The repair to the stairs themselves was not complete until almost 4 months later, and the surrounding wall was not repaired until late July. I contacted the City of Cleveland Heights about this one, believing it to be a hazard to our safety as residents in the event of a fire or other emergency. ****Finally, in April of this year, two men attempted to access my apartment without notice or permission while I was home with the door deadbolted. This went on for a period of a few minutes, interrupting a work call. It looked and sounded like they were trying to force the door, frustrated that the keys they had weren't opening it. I told them to leave. I contacted the office who denied knowledge of who the men were and how they obtained building and/or door keys, so I ended up calling the Cleveland Heights Police Department. A person from the office later got back to me and stated that they put two and two together and realized that these men were sent to the wrong building and were supposed to be clearing out and rehabbing an apartment (presumably an eviction) with the same apartment number in a DIFFERENT BUILDING NEARBY. This negligent mistake on the part of Integrity could have resulted in the loss or damage of my personal belongings had I not been home to intervene.**** Unfortunately, this happened ****second time**** with a different "vendor" coming to my door and trying to let themselves in with keys. That time was early in the morning, and I was just getting out of the shower. The door was once again deadbolted, so they were unable to get in. I asked them through the door, when I heard them trying to enter and failing due to the deadbolt, what was going on and they replied they were sent to rehab an apartment. I called the leasing office about this; my call was NOT ANSWERED AND NEVER RETURNED. I also called and emailed the Regional Director, who admitted during our phone conversation that the men were there to do an apartment cleanout and acknowledged the serious risk that my belongings could have been thrown out in a dumpster had I not been home to intercept. By this point, I was living in fear that this would continue to happen, and I was already stressed out by the existing issues with frequent water shutoffs and lack of maintenance. Since January of '25, I spoke multiple times with one Regional Director and emailed with another Regional Director, attempting to find solutions to my concerns. Even when they admitted that things were not going as they should be, no actual solutions were offered to me. My impression of Integrity is that they are all about collecting their money while actively dodging their responsibilities by avoiding phone and email communication, closing out maintenance requests with no action, and providing untrue or incomplete information. In my opinion and experience, they failed to uphold basic standards, norms, and common sense, leaving their tenants to just deal with it until they get around to it-- if they even answer the phone.

DO NOT MOVE HERE, No plumbing, No heat, electrical issues, MICE INFESTATION. Evette the property…read moremanager is rude, unreliable, and does not care about tenants. it's -6 degrees and my family has not had consistent heat since we moved here. The office consistently lies about fixing issues. Worst decision i've ever made. Save yourself the stress and don't waste 1,400$ living in these slum buildings. They should have a zero star option because 1 star is wayyyy too high

From what I understand, rent is all utilities included. The view was beautiful from the tenth…read morefloor. The full size appliances -- fridge, microwave, and oven -- were impressive. The location is fantastic

From the owner: Student housing for Case Western Reserve University.read more

We have lived at Beachwood Apartments for many years. The addition of Wendy to the management team…read moreseveral months ago, was the smartest move that Village Green has made. She has transformed the maintenance team and front office staff into individuals that really take pride in their work. People always like to blame others when the pool goes down, or there is a water shut off. We had similar problems when we lived in our house, truly no one's fault. Wendy also worked diligently to get us our money back when there was an overcharge for the gas bill several months ago. This resulted in a complete refund of the over charge. We think people need to get their facts right before they share untruths in a review.

We love Beachwood Apartments by Albion! Our family has been a resident here for 4 months. The…read moremanager Maggie, Jourdan, Kate and maintenance team are friendly and helpful! The apartment and it's surrounding are pet- friendly and maintained at a high standard! With COVID19, the staffs make sure the facilities are sanitized and cleaned so the residents can be safe and healthy! We highly recommend Beachwood by Albion for your next rental needs!

In a studio here and I couldn't love it more. The apartments are spacious with a modern design and…read moretop of the line appliances. Even in the studio, I can have people over without feeling too cramped. The noise isolation of the apartments is great and I have my own high efficiency washer and drawer in the unit. Walking distance to uptown, Little Italy, and CWRU make the price worth it. Great luxury apartments for students or young professionals.

mitchell has been such a great help to my roommate and I with helping us move in and getting…read moreacclimate!!

I visited One University Circle in early February 2026 to co-work with my friend who lives here…read morewith her boyfriend. We both work remote jobs. I stayed in her apartment until about 12:30pm. She gave me a tour of the building so here are my thoughts. These apartments are categorized as Luxury Apartments. From a VISITORS stand point -- These are nice apartments on the east side of Cleveland. They are within close proximity to Case Western Reserve University, CWRU Law School, Cleveland Clinic main hospital, the Cleveland Museum of Art, Severance Hall (where the Cleveland Orchestra performs), Wade Oval, and of course, the University Circle neighbourhood. The apartment building is huge with many floors. My friend's 1 bedroom apartment itself is small for the average American, at around 700 square feet (my estimated guess) but I find this to be a perfect size since I like small spaces. Her 1 bedroom apartment has a big bathroom, open concept kitchen with a counter top and option to add bar chairs which she added, a living room space with an attached balcony, and a modern fridge that dispenses water. For the common areas -- the lobby is inviting with comfortable chairs, the gym is clean and has plenty standard equipment, the sauna is spacious (I think there are 2 saunas). I got to use the gym in the morning with my friend before we both started work. At the gym, I enjoyed using the stair climber machine and weights. We didn't have time to use the sauna. There is a garage for residents to use at an extra cost. VISITOR PARKING (FREE) -- I don't know what the apartment offers for visitor parking but my friend told me to park at the PNC Bank parking lot on Deering Ave., after hours. Parking was free. I visited during a weekday morning after 7am when there was no one in the parking lot, except maybe 1 car. From a RESIDENTS standpoint -- My friend enjoys living at One University Circle in the 1 bedroom apartment that she shares with her boyfriend who is a doctor at Cleveland Clinic. She told me she has had no complaints except when it took a little while for maintenance to fix something in her bathroom at some point in time. COST -- As of July 2026, a one bedroom unit starts at over $2500 and a studio unit starts at over $1800. Depending on the floor plan, the cost will vary. My friend lives on a high floor unit so her rent is more expensive than those who live on lower floors but cost is relative. For me, I would say that all units (whether top or bottom floor) are expensive and I wouldn't pay that much for rent because I would rather buy a house at that point. Depending on your income though and what you are willing to spend your money on, then you may or may not find living here expensive especially given the amenities that the building offers. Of course, we all know that owning a home makes more economic sense because that tends to be less expensive than renting but I digress. Visit their website to view rent prices. Read previous reviews from residents who had a negative experience living here and then read the more positive reviews before deciding to live here. **** GOAL of 250 reviews in 2026 - 161/250 total reviews in 2026 - 1002 total Yelp reviews - Reviewed on 17 July 2026

Amazing concierge who are always there for you when you need it and are always so approachable. The…read moreapartment building also hosts cocktail hours with food. The 20th floor has an amazing view. The amenities are always so clean and for any repairs they are always responded to quickly. They also have soap in the dog wash station, and dog treats at the dog wash station and the front desk. They offer towel service for the pool and gym. Free coffee in the lounge (tastes amazing) This building is well worth it and has truly met our needs for safety in the area and exceeded our expectations! We lived here for 2 years and really enjoyed our time here.

If there were a rating lower than zero stars, Circle East Homes; now rebranded as The Ave at Euclid…read moreAve, as if a name change could hide the disaster; would deserve every negative point possible. Honestly, I still don't even know where to begin describing how unbelievably awful this place is. I would genuinely choose homelessness over ever stepping foot in this apartment again or dealing with the circus they call management. All my life, in all my years of renting, I have never seen a group of people so incompetent, so disrespectful, and so alarmingly clueless. Their level of indifference borders on performance art as if they actively train to see how badly they can fail at the simplest tasks. They do not respond to emails, they ignore maintenance requests until you've aged several decades, and when they finally do something after months of begging, the "repairs" look like a middle-school group project completed at 2 a.m. Their so-called "gated community" is a complete joke: the exit gate is permanently broken and wide open like a welcome sign to every passerby. The front gate remote works only after several minutes of pleading and ritual sacrifice, and the day they removed the fob system and replaced it with bargain-bin locks was the day I realized they truly do not care about tenant safety in the slightest. At one point, we discovered that a tenant's key could open other people's doors because apparently security is just a concept, not a priority. Meanwhile, rats and roaches run this place like they're the rightful owners. We constantly threw away food because the rats treated our kitchen like their personal buffet. Their droppings were everywhere even our closets weren't safe. And of course, management's response was basically a shrug, because why fix a rodent infestation when you can just pretend tenants are imagining it? Noise from the main road is constant, packages get stolen regularly, and the location right next to East Cleveland adds a never-ending layer of anxiety. A stray bullet once hit our gas meter, and we had emergency crews replacing it; just another casual day here. Inside the unit, the roof leaked every time it rained, and the ceiling leaked every time the person upstairs took a bath; so basically water was coming in from above whenever water existed anywhere in the vicinity. To top it all off, every time a semi-truck passed by, the entire apartment shook like it was having an existential crisis. Their rent portal is another masterpiece of dysfunction, constantly showing mystery charges that they can't explain, yet somehow we're expected to pay them. Only when you threaten legal action do they suddenly remember how math works. And the trash? Overflowing constantly. Instead of handling it like a normal property, they emailed tenants asking us to help clean it up for a fee, no less. You can't make this up. The property manager Alex was a walking contradiction, saying one thing in the morning and denying it by afternoon, seemingly confused every minute of the day. The new manager, Alexis is no better; same chaos, same excuses, same complete absence of professionalism. In short, this apartment is the definition of a nightmare. Everything about it, management, maintenance, safety, cleanliness, noise, pests, billing, is an absolute catastrophe. For the rent they charge, you can find dozens of places in Cleveland that are cleaner, safer, quieter, better maintained, better managed, and not run by people who seem allergic to doing their jobs. My advice? Run as far and as fast as you possibly can. If someone you know is considering moving here, physically stop them. And when they ignore you, just tell them: don't say I didn't warn you.

CircleEast is a modern apartment complex - great for a couple or two single roommates. The units…read moreare all the same with two bedrooms and two and a half bathrooms. There is an incredibly spacious two car garage that really works out well come wintertime - good drainage, plenty of storage in garage beyond just for the two cars (we had two storage racks, bikes, golf clubs etc). To take this point further, there is just a ton of storage space in general (garage, storage closet connected to stairwell that is like four feet high but goes in deep, two walk in closets on the top level). The complex is gated, so you have a remote to enter the backside of the apartments and your garage itself. The apartments are ~1300 square feet, plenty of space for two people. Garage is one level, then kitchen/dinning room/living room/half bathroom is the next level, then top level is washer/dryer space, two bedrooms and two bathrooms and two closets. The bedroom/bathroom/closet combos are basically mirror images of each other, so it works out for two single roommates, but it also can work with a couple: using the extra bedroom as an office or guest bedroom. Big windows are present throughout the place. This apartment is a good set up for being a student or working in university circle. It is past the edge of university circle into east cleveland. So it is not in the nicest area; however, it is about 300 yards away from the bridge separating university circle and east cleveland. The price point is going to be much better than the apartments in university circle without sacrificing the quality of the apartment itself. The location allows you to get quite a deal, but you are still so close to university circle - take a right on euclid from your apartment (drive past some solar panels, a free health clinic, and a gas station and you have arrived. Little Italy is close, Case Western's campus is close, all the museums are close - it is a fun area to have such easy access to. Cleveland Clinic is nearby as well and getting downtown is really easy - straight shot down Euclid or any of the parallel streets. Can go up MLK to access the 90. Maintenance is extremely prompt and helpful. Landscaping/plowing/recycling/garbage pickup is done well and often - garbage and recycling are in gated area. The apartments were recently built, so cost of heating and air conditioning were extremely affordable (you control your own apartments temperature). Move in and move out is seamless thanks to the Finch group staff. Wifi is free, which is nice while moving in, but you will want to pay for your own wifi to get the faster speeds. If your situation fits the mold of working/studying at university circle/case western/cleveland clinic/university hospitals, this is a great place to check out.

UPDATE: THEY HELD MY MEDICINE HOSTAGE…read more Monday 2/8/2021 Marissa and the office stopped answering my phone calls. I tried to contact them regarding a package that was supposed to be delivered to me but was in their possession. The package contained medicine that I needed over the weekend. They held my medicine hostage until after 5PM and did not respond to any of my messages until close to then. 1/25/21: Maintenance came back and tried to fix the fridge/freezer. It stopped working again that night. Electricity to the left side of the apartment including lights and outlets went out round 5PM. I missed an organic chemistry class because the wifi is only able to be hooked up on the left side of the apartment. 1/26/21: Maintenance came and tried to fix the fridge/freezer again as well as facetimed an "electrician" and worked on the electrical box. He said the fridge was now connected to another outlet and if it went out again I needed a new fridge. That night half the apartment's outlets, lights, etc. went out. Marissa told me that I should put my food in the fridge because I had been forced to eat out everyday so far. She said if the fridge/freezer went out again, they would be able to put a new fridge in that night so my food would not go bad. It went out an hour later and Marissa said it wouldn't be available until Thursday at the earliest. 1/27/21: Marissa told me the fridge wouldn't come until Friday. Bedroom, hallway, kitchen and left side power alternated going in and out. The washer/dryer went out. 1/28/21: Maintenance and "electrician" both came over. I told Marissa noone can come in my apartment without two masks on. She said they would wear two masks. The electrician walked up the 3 flights of stairs and came to my door without any mask on, only leaving to put one on after seeing me (I said I would not be there). They worked on the apartment and I stayed on the deck to make sure they wore masks. It got too cold (22 degrees) out and I asked to have Marissa call me when they were done. Marissa called around 10:30AM and said they had fixed everything. I got back to the apartment and more things were out than when I had left (more outlets, the washer/dryer, microwave, oven, lights, etc.) Marissa said they unplugged the A/C. Marissa said she would credit my account for this week's rent. Marissa said that they would try and move me into a new apartment the next day. She said she would stay in contact after 5PM. We sent a text to the number she had been incontact with that the heat went out but received no response. When I got to my apartment the temperature was 42. It then went down below 38 degrees the rest of the night. I had to either sleep in my car or take a chance on the apartment. When I woke up the apartment was at 48 degrees. ... CONTINUED ON THEIR FACEBOOK REVIEWS BC OF CHARACTER COUNT ON REVIEWS

Great place to live! Lived here for over a year and everything has been excellent. Marissa at the…read morefront desk is very nice & helpful and the neighborhood is great. The maintenance guys are awesome too. Very knowledgeable and friendly. Highly recommend this place!