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Best Real Estate Company in the area in my opinion!! I have bought and sold several properties but…read morethey are hands down the BEST! Broker Brian is the top agent in the area for Foreclosure deals! I will continue to use them for all of my real estate investment needs

Gary and his wife were fantastic about helping us find a new place when my fiance took a job in…read moreCincinnati. He really worked within our guidelines and helped us find things that he thought we'd like and candidly pointed out the shortcomings in some places, which we wouldn't have recognized as newcomers to the area. He asked really helpful questions to the property managers that will ultimately help us get a better apartment or a better deal on our lease. Gary really went above and beyond -- showing us not only apartments but also driving us around different areas and neighborhood to give us a lay for the land and point out where up & coming areas are or some unsafe spots to avoid.

I used to work with this company often when I was in property management and this couple is…read moreAWESOME!! I have seen first hand the type of care and effort they put into finding the perfect home for their clients. They used to bring people into the communities I'd worked in and they were always wonderful. 5 stars doesn't even begin to describe the level of professionalism and service this company offers. If you are new in town and are lost about where to look for a place please do yourself a favor and give them a call!

My stay in Cincy at Premier Properties was excellent. The apartment so spacious and quiet. Iva…read morewonderful from start to finish. She treats people with compassion and kindness. I would stay with Premier Properties again on my next contract. Thank you Iva and Dan!

My husband's work requires him to be on location for weeks to months at a time, finding him clean,…read morereasonably priced, short-term housing while he is out on the road working can be challenging. We found Premier City Properties 10 years ago and it was such a pleasure to work with Iva (the leasing consultant) she was so friendly and accommodating, making the process of securing short term, furnished housing painless. Aiden, the (property maintenance manager) was also very kind and took great care of the building. The apartment was close to the city, very clean, modern and furnished with all the essentials needed for living comfortably. Recently he was assigned another work project in the Cincinnati area, we were so happy to see Premier City Properties were still in business and we rented with them again. Iva went above and beyond to help us to get him into an apartment on short notice. Selflessly assisting us on Mothers Day to make sure he had a place to stay for a late Sunday night arrival. She is an absolute gem of a woman and top notch professional. I highly recommend this company for short- or long-term corporate/ furnished housing. We have had nothing but positive experiences both times renting with this company. I wish every state he worked in had this outstanding accommodation option!! 5 stars !!!

Horrible communication. only way they responded after multiple emails and calls was for me to…read morethreaten to bring in authorities. do not live here. I never got my refund after being told it would take a month and it has been three now.

I would actually give it a 3 1/2. I really like what it is trying to be, but it just needs someone…read morewho cares. For instance, I went to the gym tonight and only one of the four treadmills works. Also, the treadmills are clearly never wiped down. The rest of the gym is clean, but the treadmills are filthy. We all have to take turns on the one treadmill and three of them sit there unfixed. Also the pool and hot tub have not been working for a long time with no end in sight. With someone running this who really cares, this place would have limitless potential.

Like most of the real estate rehabbed by Downtowne Properties, The Gramercy started out with unique…read morebeginnings. One of the newer buildings, it was erected as a hotel in 1992. Geared more towards corporate housing and temporary-living furnished apartments, changing times led this building to be converted into traditional living spaces. Containing six floors and 150 apartment units, you will notice The Gramercy's hospitality roots at first glance. The hallways look spot on like a hotel, just spruced up a bit with trendy carpet, fashionable doors, and house numbers. Inside, you won't find and exposed ceilings or lofty settings like in other Downtowne apartments. Instead, the units boast the standard, boxy layout of rooms. The Gramercy offers studios, one and two bedroom units, and two bedroom townhomes. The townhomes have private entrances facing Piatt Park, making a nice change from formal apartment living. The apartments have secure access, a rooftop pool, an on-site coin laundry room, access to the fitness center across the street, and a corner market next door. Plus, a secure parking garage is located beneath the building for $71.00 per month. Most of the units have balconies too, but lookout for the places with "pocket balconies." That's slang for a sliding glass door that leads to nowhere, as there is a fence directly in front of it. Maintenance is on top of the game, responding to requests within one day, on-call for emergencies, and will help fix anything from a broken stove to installing a curtain rod. They even deliver any UPS packages that arrive while you're out. Management is very friendly as well: quick to respond to any problems, organizes community activities, makes sure the common areas are safe and clean, and most importantly, goes to great lengths to make sure incoming residents transition easily into their new home. With a namesake stemming from a New York City neighborhood, you'll find comfortable urban living at The Gramercy. Studio: $750 per month One Bedroom: $925 - $1,000 per month Two Bedroom: $1,700 + per month Townhomes: $1,700 + per month

My daughter accidently signed a lease with them thinking this was Univeristy housing. She is…read morelocated a thousand miles away right now. They refused to let her get out of the lease the day after she signed and told her she needs to pay thousands. She has never even stepped foot into this place. Her father is a disabled veteran which is the reason she was even going to Kentucky. Now she might not even be able to go to school with this debt.

I've lived at Northern View Housing for about 4 years and have stayed in both the apartment-style…read moreand townhouse-style units. Having a washer and dryer in the apartment is a huge plus and makes life so much easier. The community is very student-friendly, which makes it feel safe and comfortable. I can walk around without feeling scared, which is really important to me. They also have a clubhouse where residents can hang out, do activities, and enjoy free coffee. The staff and maintenance team are extremely friendly, caring, and always willing to help. Everyone is so sweet and welcoming. As an international student, this place truly feels like a home away from home. I would definitely recommend Northern View Housing. It's within walking distance to NKU and the NKU Campus Recreation Center, which makes it even better.

Located in the Race Street Historic District, Groton Lofts was converted to apartments in the late…read more1990s after an eclectic past as a commercial arts building. With high exposed ceilings, industrial concrete pillars, and countless gigantic windows, you can feel the hustle-and-bustle of Cincinnati's heyday in your living room. Some of the stories that surround the building include Mrs. Potter's Hygienic Supply Co., which manufactured some of the first brunette hair dye called "Walnut Tint Hair Stain" in 1903. The ground floor was once home to Dow Drugs in 1890, the first drug store in Cincinnati to add a soda fountain, along with perfume, cosmetic, and tobacco departments. It was managed by a young woman, age 22, who graduated second in her all-male class at pharmaceutical college. Groton Lofts is a seven story building, with the first floor occupied by the Blue Wisp Jazz Club. Live music is audible in the second floor apartments, with the performance space being located under units 201 - 204. Blue Wisp is courteous though, with music ending around 10:00 on most weeknights and by midnight on weekends. Plus, it's smooth jazz tunes, nothing boisterous. It's actually enjoyable to listen to while waiting on the elevator in the lobby. The apartments themselves are very spacious, with gigantic open living rooms, and open kitchen with hardwood, basement storage spaces, secure access, and coin laundry on every floor. Units are available in one and two bedroom models. A secure parking garage is across the street for $71.00 per month. Groton residents also have access to amenities at adjacent apartments, like the fitness center at Shillito Place and the rooftop pool at The Gramercy. While the layout is incredibly roomy, historic, and offers a gorgeous view of Cincinnati and Piatt Park, there are a few downsides to Groton. - Due to the exposed ceiling, the bedrooms have full walls and an open ceiling. If you have a roommate in a two bedroom, you can hear everything from music, to doors shutting, to washing dishes in the kitchen. If you room with a light sleeper, this could be a problem. - The large, historic windows are amazing, but only half of them actually open. Two windows out of six in the living room open, as does one of the two in a second bedroom. None of the windows in the master bedroom open; they're all bolted shut from the outside. - Cooling costs get exorbitant on the top floor during the summer. Expect upwards of $300.00 bills from Duke Energy during July and August. Maintenance is on top of the game, responding to requests within one day, on-call for emergencies, and will help fix anything from a broken stove to installing a curtain rod. They even deliver any UPS packages that arrive while you're out. Management is very friendly as well: quick to respond to any problems, organizes community activities, makes sure the common areas are safe and clean, and most importantly, goes to great lengths to make sure incoming residents transition easily into their new home. Filled with turn-of-the-century architecture, tons of natural light, and a luxuriously large living room, Groton Lofts continues its tradition of attracting artistic minds to Downtown Cincinnati. One Bedroom: $670 - $925 per month Two Bedrooms: $975 - $1050 per month

(Current resident) been a resident here for 2 years and it is such a great place to live. Cannot…read morebeat the amenities (gym, rooftop pool, basketball court, etc). Right in the center of downtown and a great value for what I am paying. Staff definitely cares for their residents and are always there to help as well as throw little events for all of us which is great for someone like myself who is not from this area to make more friends/network.

Prafulla is a very knowledgeable person in his profession. Unlike other realtors, he never pushes…read morehis customers to make any decision in haste. Rather, he shares great insight about the property, location, construction quality, and suitable offer price. I have enjoyed working with him during my house-buying period and highly recommend him for any realtor needs in Mason, OH, and nearby areas.