Never had an issue living here. Rooms are big and the amenities are super nice. Location is…read moreperfect. Staff is kind, reasonable, and responsive. I'm seeing a lot of negative reviews on here but based off of everyone I know that lives here, they seem to be the loud minority.

I was a resident here and I would never recommend it! I am not one to leave hateful reviews but…read moreexperienced terrible conditions and customer service considering the price. The pool was often green for weeks, bathroom and gym unclean, and when we moved into the apartment it was clear by the dust (and drawer full of a past resident's things) that they had not properly cleaned if at all. I moved out in December, and continued to pay through July since they would not allow me to break my lease. They proceeded to charge me $300 for not returning my keys and parking pass, even though I did. They asked me to send "proof" that I turned them in, even though they were no longer in my possession and I had moved out 6+ months ago. They resolved our dispute as "closed permanently" and did not treat us with respect even though we paid them over $10,000 during the time I was not even living there alone.

I toured Bixby with my son and had a really great experience. The property was beautiful, clean,…read moreand had a great atmosphere. As a parent sending my son to live away from home, the team made me feel really comfortable and confident that he would be living in a safe and welcoming community.

**Parents, BEWARE**…read more In our experience, this property repeatedly assessed fines and fees against my child's account for incidents she was not involved in. Even after another resident accepted responsibility for the violations, the charges were never removed. Examples include (but not a complete list): * A fine because a roommate's Uber driver allegedly parked in the wrong location. * A fine because a roommate accidentally dropped a bite of food on the ground when leaving a Bixby event and walking back to their room * A $400 charge for a freezer door that did not close well that was reported as damaged on the "move-in" checklist (they did eventually remove this charge but only after we produced proof that we reported it on the "move-in" checklist) Based on our experience, management reviewed security camera footage to identify who entered a unit and then assessed fines against every resident assigned to that apartment- even when only one roommate was responsible for the incident. In our case, this included a situation where a roommate's Uber driver allegedly parked in the wrong location. Although the roommate contacted the office by phone and email and accepted full responsibility for ordering the Uber, the charges against the other residents were not removed. Another surprise was that fines continued to be assessed after move-out. Even after my child had graduated, turned in her keys, and vacated the apartment, additional charges were posted to her account because the lease technically remained in effect through the end of July. If your lease extends beyond your move-out date, be aware that you may still be held financially responsible for charges posted during the remainder of the lease term. Be sure to monitor your account closely until the lease officially ends. Despite multiple emails and phone calls asking that the charges be corrected, we were unable to get the wrongful charges reversed. Instead of receiving meaningful responses, additional fines were added to the account without any reason, proof, or documentation. They DO NOT CARE. They will take whatever money they want from you and you will have no means to dispute the charges except through legal action. Another concern is the resident portal. In our experience, ledger details were periodically removed or replaced with only the total amount paid for the month, making it impossible to see a complete history of the individual fines and charges. If you aren't printing or saving every charge as it is posted, you may have no record to reference when disputing questionable fees with management. Keep copies of everything, like we did. Save screenshots, download your ledger regularly, and document every charge. You WILL need that information later. When you leave a bad Google review, they respond by telling you they care and to please reach out to management. Then, they won't take your call or respond to any calls or emails. If you're considering this property, I strongly encourage you to get in touch with me for more details. You will be just as frustrated as we are if you move forward with a lease at Bixby. I am happy to show you all the emails and a record of phone calls made. I have repeatedly sent all concerns to the following emails with no replies: Isabell.Hoskins@assetliving.com, Christian.Blalock@assetliving.com, christian.phipps@assetliving.com, BixbyonCollege@assetliving.com

If I could give this place a 0 I would. The management staff has been extremely unhelpful…read moreespecially regarding the balcony "repairs" they have been doing to the apartments on the property for the past 3 months. There is also no option now to have pest control in the bedrooms either as they removed that option. Cockroaches are a constant here. Would not recommend.

I LOVE living here!!! The amenities are exceptional and the maintenance team is amazing!! I have…read morenever had any issues and recently resigned my lease. I also love that it is so close to campus/on the bus route!!

Expensive but nice. However.... the utilities are exorbitant, and you have no recourse. In…read moreaddition, when my daughter moved out, they made up $128 in cleaning fees such as "Dirty Window Sills", "Ceiling Fan Cleaning", "Restoration Fee". (See hidden fees below) These girls were incredibly conscientious and clean. What a scam. I would plan for an extra $500 on the price to pay for the utilities and made-up changes.

I lived in the collective for 3 years and just recently moved out so I figured I'd give a run down…read more I lived in a furnished 3 bedroom unit with a garage. I really enjoyed the neighborhood shuttle because it was my main transportation to campus but at times it could be running late or even be broken down all together so I wouldn't rely too heavily on it. Didn't have this problem often but it's worth noting. We never had any issues with our dishwasher or laundry dryer/washer which was amazing. Our fridge did leak water once but maintenance quickly handled it. Maintenance was so great. They always handled issues quickly, usually the same day. Sometimes it'd take a couple days but it was nothing too urgent that couldn't wait. One of the summers, we had a large water leak in our ceiling that caused many problems. Our wooden kitchen floors were destroyed and my roommate and I's bedrooms had some pretty bad water damage on the walls and carpet (pictures attached). I even had black mold growing in my closet because of this. When management replaced our floors, they claimed it was a "courtesy" as if it was our fault. They had a specialist come and clean the black mold but it was still very concerning. The worst part about my unit was the downstairs temperature. Because we had a garage, the downstairs would be freezing during the winter. It was practically unlivable. We couldn't spend any time in our living room. If you plan on getting a unit with a garage then be ready to bundle up come winter time. We had a furnished unit and the furniture was subpar. Our couch was pretty uncomfortable but my bed frame, desk, and dresser were alright. Although it's a gated community, the gates were almost always open, even at night. This led to some people's cars being broken into. The pool and clubhouse are really nice and well kept but there would be times when the pool would be super crowded because anybody could enter the neighborhood due to the gates being open. During the warmer months, there are lots of cockroaches. Not sure what anybody could've done about this but it was still annoying. Overall I don't think management really cared about our issues but rather just fixed them to shut us up or would come up with excuses. I wouldn't really recommend anyone living here but I'm sure there are worse places. Definitely way the pros and cons before choosing the collective.

Tiger Properties has been the worst rental experience I've ever had. The management here is…read morecompletely unprofessional and takes advantage of tenants whenever possible. Communication is poor, maintenance is slow (if it happens at all), and they show no regard for tenants' concerns. The biggest issue came when moving out. They charged me for all kinds of unreasonable "cleaning" fees that were never part of the lease agreement, on top of a general cleaning fee they already collected. They essentially double-billed me for cleaning, plus added random charges that had nothing to do with damages or tenant responsibility. It is clear that this management relies on unfair deductions from security deposits as a business practice. If you're considering renting here, be prepared to fight to get your money back or look elsewhere. Absolutely terrible!!

awful rental property. EJ is rude and dismissive and comes with no solution. Maintenance is choosy…read morewith what they want to fix, if the job is too hard they will leave it untouched regardless of the price that may fall back on the tenants. Do not rent from here

Breach of Contract! Cost our family $7000. more for 2019/2020 school year. Clemson Place called us…read more1 hour in advance of moving in...as our son was getting ready to unpack the car for a new school year, stating there was no room at the apartment where we had a signed lease 2 weeks earlier. Totally unprofessional, breach of contract...possibly breaking Fair Housing Laws. Stay away from this terribly run apartment. Ended up that the breach of contract/lease on their part cost us an extra $7000. for the upcoming school year because hours before school began this year Fall 2019, they broke their end of the deal and our son had to commit to a place to live hours in advance of his first class. The only game in town which cost $500/more per month opened a model room to help us out in a moment of crisis..homeless situation. Ridiculous, terrible, outraged. Don't rent here. We will get our money because I will not let this one die, but don't torture yourself. Sign up early to go to CampusView or another reputable apartment building in town.

From the owner: Pointe At Clemson provides off campus apartments for students of Clemson University in Clemson,…read moreSouth Carolina. Located just minutes from campus, with a convenient shuttle pick-up a short walk from your doorstep, there is no need to worry about parking on campus! Combined with great community perks such as an sand volleyball court and a pet friendly atmosphere Pointe At Clemson enables the ultimate in student living.

Between four people the rent is $4000 a month, so not really worth it for Central, South Carolina…read more I've lived here for one year and here's why I wouldn't live here again: 1. We've had ceiling leaks, flooding in our bottom floor several times, broken washing machine almost immediately after we moved in, our AC has been broken several times during the summer time, and a flooding dishwasher. 2.The lazy river is a nice to have although it could definitely be cleaned more often along with the hot tub. 3.Power and wifi outages are common (we were one of the only student housing complexes with no power or hot water for 4 days during hurricane Helene). 4. I saw a video of a ridge resident this year who turned her sink on to straight brown water. 5. In the middle of my lease this school year their portal was compromised so we had to switch to a new portal where I am charged a lot of random fees not listed in my lease agreement. Mind you, they apparently "lost" my lease agreement for a little so that was sketch. Talking to them about any of this is a nightmare. 6. When we had leaks and flooding issues in our house, we were being up-charged for the industrial fans and dehumidifiers that were brought in, causing our electric bill to sky rocket. We communicated that we should not be responsible for this cost discrepancy. After weeks of following up and communicated this to the manager, we were continuously left with no response and were never compensated for this. 7. I got towed out of my own driveway even thought I had a brand new parking pass, (costed me $180). I also had a guest get towed at the ridge so definitely read the guest parking rules as they are super unclear. 8. Also if you have a long distance bf/gf or fiance, don't count on you being able to have them stay here with you for longer than 3 days. We've been threatened with fines ($250) several times for our roommates fiance (who has to fly all the way from Alaska) staying here. The lease agreement states that we can apply for exceptions to this rule, which we tried to communicate and follow through with but it became very clear that they were unwilling to provide us with a process on how to proceed with an application to this exception. 9. I'd beware of some of the positive reviews as residents have been offered giveaway entries to leave reviews. 10. My roommate was walking her dog one night and was approached by the trash collector employee. He was very persistent on getting her number despite her saying she was in a relationship. He made her so uncomfortable to the point that she eventually gave her number to him and he called her in front of her to make sure it wasn't a fake number she gave. He then texted her the same night to which she didn't respond. The next day the trash collectors fiance called her to talk about the situation. We didn't feel comfortable enough to tell the leasing office as we didn't believe we had the relationship with them to see an outcome. 11. My roommate was sitting on the shuttle one day and the ridge bus driver pulled over and stopped the bus at Lowe's and made her and one other random student get off the bus (unprovoked). He started to film them and started yelling inappropriate things at them. He then left them near Lowe's for them to WALK home while he drove off to drop the rest of the residents off at the ridge. Very traumatizing for my roommate. Positive feedback: The only reason why I'm giving a 2 star instead of a 1 star rating is because most of the staff are really kind and helpful, I especially really like Hannah at the front desk and the maintenance guys. The shuttle system is also great and their drivers.The common areas and landscaping maintenance is done very well, everything is well kept and clean

We put my son at The Ridge at Clemson This year 2025-2026, we regret sooo much! The room is not…read morelike they show you at the model house. My son is in an apartment of 2 bedrooms, as soon as put a foot inside we could notice a terrible smell like smoke, cigarette or something similar ( coming from the air conditioner). We asked them to change my son of unit and still we are waiting for that while my son and his roommate are breathing that smell every day. The management barely answer our emails or texts, we already went to the Ridge several times complained and nothing. We have decided to hire a professional to check the quality air of the apartment because we don't want our son breathing that air constantly. It's so easy just to move him to another unit...my son's friends are in other floor and they don't have smell, so why do you keep the kids in that room??? It's unfair to pay that money and don't have answers and the service/apartment we paid for. So make a favor to yourself and to your kids and don't put them here, There are other options much better and better management, I totally regret about that.

Avoid this predatory housing complex that represents the worst of all off campus options. There are…read moreover 300 units and only 2 people to handle all maintenance. This is by design. Units are filthy and the trash area is a constant health hazard.

Not sure why my last review is hidden... ??? But here it is again:…read more If i could give 0 stars I would. Don't fall for the tour- they only show you the "highlights" of the property (gym, leasing office, pool)- never any living units. It makes sense because those are the ONLY NICE areas. Once you go beyond those doors, it is absolutely disgusting. The amount of dead bugs, spiderwebs, vomit, food scraps, and beer cans all over the stairs and hallways is unacceptable. Baked beans have been smushed into the floor for the past 2 months near the exit to the parking garage. You would think for all the money we pay, they would clean properly. Moving into my apartment, there were big holes, cracks, and paint missing from the walls. After filing a complaint, they simply spackled over and never repainted (leaving me with huge white spots on my walls). We also noticed mold growing out of the air vents, but after submitting a maintenance request, all they did was replace the front of the vent (the mold inside the vent itself is still VERY MUCH there). The fridge and washer/dryer have given us issues all year, as well as the window leaking every time it rains, causing puddles on the floor. Not to mention, the wifi DOES NOT WORK. The first 3 months living here, I was told to "figure it out myself" so I would be on the phone with Vyve everyday for hours, with yet again no help. After getting kicked out of class and multiple Zoom interviews because of connectivity issues, I finally gave up and just started using my iPhone hotspot. Yes, the location is great for walking to class and downtown, but I have to say that is quite literally the only perk of living at Campusview. If you're going to spend $2k/month on an apartment, do yourself a favor and go somewhere nice.

DO NOT SIGN LEASE WITH GRANDMARC CLEMSON, without reading it thoroughly. There is no cancellation…read morepolicy. My daughter had a painful and humiliating fall out with her friends months after signing the lease for the 24-25 school year. That began my infuriating journey into the world of college apartment leasing. The no cancellation policy has left my daughter and me as her guarantor trapped in a lease for an apartment on a property she is not even living in. The inexperienced college staff used as leasing agents do not bring your attention to the cancellation policy and once discovered, reassure you they'll be able to sublet at a fee once 100% capacity is reached. But it is very difficult to sublet an apartment for hundreds of dollars more than the reduced prices they are currently advertising to fill their empty units because they failed to reach 100% capacity. My daughter suffers from anxiety. She could not live at this property after the fallout with her so-called friends. As her mother, I want what's best for her so I agreed to let her sign a lease somewhere else so as to avoid further conflict with these girls. Grandmarc Clemson refused to take her mental health into consideration when they would not make an exception to the no cancellation clause. And don't get me started on how this company is not only profiting off my daughters mental anguish but also my financial hardship as they charge me daily late fees because I am unable to pay my own rent, her current property rent and their rent on the 1st of the month. Yes, my bad for not reading the lease while thinking worst case scenario. But it's hard to contemplate worst case scenario when you just want to make your kid happy. And on September 16th, they will begin to pressure your kids to sign lease for next year. Don't be fooled. They'll have apartments available to lease at a cheaper price next year. Take it from me, wait if you can because an awful lot can happen in a matter of just months.