Had some very unique issues with the unit, but the staff was able to help us come to a positive…read moreresolution. Big props to the maintenance team constant efforts.

My wife and I lived there for a couple of years. I can t say it was horrible. I ve lived in worse…read moreplaces. But, I can t say their maintenance is award winning as they advertise. I guess spray paint does fix a water leak. Or, maybe if you ignore an issue long enough the tenant will forget about it. The staff there was not always the most friendly, either. Almost condescending at times. Look, I am not one of the other residents who need special assistance with living arrangements. If you are a young single person looking for a reasonable place to live, move along. This is a group home and a geriatric ward. While legally they should not tell you this, it would have been nice to know. Now, the kids that live there are nice and fairly quiet. But, there was always that lingering thought in the back of my head that I would come home to a burned out shell of a building because one of them burned up a pizza in the oven...I guess that is part of apartment living. Part of me wants to throttle At Home Apartments for their lack of attention to maintenance and overall customer service. But, one of the individuals who I think was mostly responsible for the lack of service was let go...And, from the recent check out review received, I see he did not take good notes on our check-in back in April 2010. Just think twice before deciding the sign a lease with these folks. And from what I have been told by people who have lived in their other properties, Mission Hills was the nicest. I find that comical. Happy moving.

Over priced, always security issues, always garage door issues, inside door fobs often don't…read morework...No access to speaking with higher level management - Price Brothers are as corrupt as they get. My car was broken into one week ago and reported to the property manager and I never heard any follow up. Currently, the garage door is non functioning for I believe the 14th time since I've lived here. Except now, they made one side door "exit only" so I can't get in the building through the garage, or through the side door. Only way through is through the main entrance or walking to the opposite side of the building.

Stayed in 2 bedroom, 2 1/2 Bath Apartment, it was fantastic. Completely furnished with these…read moreeexceptions, no hair dryer, needs water temperature turned up, softer pillows and better bath towels. Manee and Lindsey were so helpful and accommodating. They truly try to make your stay very comfortable and enjoyable. If I was running a company they would be someone I'd want working for me, truly dedicated and fully trained on customer service. You may think it's a little pricey but once you start adding in special fees at local Plaza Hotels it's a pretty good deal. Don't pass up a great deal not to mention indoor parking, 24 hour coffee bar, workout facility and a pool with outdoor cooking and entertainment amenities.

I have lived at BC apartments for about 3 years and would recommend this complex to anyone looking…read morefor a quiet, clean, and affordable place to live. The staff are exceptional and treat you like a friend. I have had a couple of maintenance issues over the years, which have been quickly addressed- literally within 30 mins to an hour, depending on the situation. The complex is community focused- having events like a hot cocoa bar during the holidays and even collects items for back to school and holidays, to donate. The complex is near Zona Rosa and surrounding shops and is not too far from the airport- but is very quiet! I routinely watch deer from my porch and rarely hear my neighbors. If you are looking for a safe, friendly and adorable complex in the Northland, I would recommend Bicycle Club Apartments! They also offer preferred employer incentives!

For anyone reviewing this, this is in response to the recent comment. Calls have been made to…read moreexpress my complaints and haven't been resolved. Therefore, I stand by what I've stated in my first post.

Yes it is hard to get them on the phone but it is only becuz that lil girl in the office works her…read morebutt to the bone yall she dont have a spar second they have her running the show over there. Not the property manager she dont care but the lil one up front. Shes the bomb shes always helpful and Nice even with how busy she be. This place is fine i never have issues, its simple but you get what you pay for.

Very well maintained grounds and apartments. Outdoor pool onsite. Neighbors are respectful of…read moreothers. Plenty of parking, pets allowed.

Luxury homes in the Heart of the City. We moved into 909…read moreWalnut in 2024 and have loved living just a few steps away from everything. The Street car is one block away. Power and Light, the T-Mobile center and River Market are 4 blocks away. We pay additional for secure parking in a garage attached to the building. Every apartment is furnished with Modern stainless steel appliances and Luxury Finishes. Over the years, we have had a few maintenence issues, but the management makes filing requests easy and they have a great on site team. The Rooftop garden is a Fantastic amenity. There is a gas grill that is easy to use. The lobby has a coffee machine and the basement fitness center has all the basic equipment.

DO NOT LIVE HERE My…read morefamily and I were 909 residents for three years. I beg you, read the reviews, and find somewhere else to call home. From the horrible condition of the property, to the heartless, evil management team, 909 Walnut is the worst property in the downtown Kansas City region. We chose 909 because of their historic building, secure garage, welcoming staff and comfortable apartments. Unfortunately, 909 was bought out by Worcester Investments around the same time (they also own Flashcube). New management cut costs at every corner, sending the property into a tailspin. Residents are leaving in droves, and Worcester Investments are searching for a new buyer to unload the property to. If you choose to rent here, you are signing up for a property that is currently for sale, and the future outcome ultimately unknown. If you are a prospective investor in the building, know that the residents are fleeing, and that you're investing in a failing property. During the last three years, the parking garage entry system broke, and was never repaired. This has left the garage open to the public, and has resulted in over 100 vehicle break-ins/auto thefts. You will pay $95/month to park your car in an unsecured garage, without a reserved space, however, if you park in one of the many reserved spaces (the building/garage shares space with a company that is allocated reserved spaces for their employees), your vehicle will be towed without warning by the property manager, Christina Roberts. This happens daily, and has occurred to many, many residents. The price cuts carried out by Worcester Investments have led to a filthy environment at 909. From water in the common areas, to vomit being left in hallways for days, there is zero accountability or interest in repairing/improving the ambiance at 909. The building consistently smells of sewer gas, or marijuana, which management does nothing in regard to. Regarding the individual units, the carpet/appliances are original to the buildings conversion to apartments. The carpets are filthy, the bathroom tiles are stained and impossible to clean. The in-unit dryer is a ventless system, this means your clothes take four times longer to dry, and you are required to manually clean the ventless filter. Due to this system, your electric bills will be exorbitant. 909 recently implemented a Steam/Chilled water system to "improve" resident comfort. This has resulted in an additional $200/month charge to rent prices. This number fluctuates, and you are required to pay whatever amount management charges each month. It is safe to assume your electric bill+this monthly charge will be an additional $500/month expense on top of your rent. Again, DO NOT RENT HERE. The residents formed a Facebook group due to the horrible conditions within 909. There have been discussions about forming a tenants union to fight back against Worcester Investments. I strongly hope the remaining tenants do this. I am attaching photographs of the conditions within the property, as well as a video of the lobby (you'll hear the fire alarm beeping, as it does daily.) This property once was an A Class property for KC. Many of the positive reviews were based on the previous owners. Unfortunately, one of the worst investment companies in the nation purchased this beautiful building, and ran it directly into the ground. Numerous e-mails from residents to owners Joel and Jesse Worcester as well as VP Nickole Nordstrom, go unanswered. I'm sure someone within Worcester will leave a standard reply to this review asking me to call their office to discuss these complaints further. To that I would say, the time to discuss these complaints, along with the hundreds of others by current/past residents was behind closed doors, in your offices, over the phone, and over e-mail. You chose to ignore, and deny the problems at 909, and I hope other residents continue to publicly speak out against what has occurred within this property. To any prospective residents, I implore you to look elsewhere.

I had lived here for about 1 year in studio and about 3 years in luxury 1br…read more Pros:1.Great location, as 2 blocks from Rainbow Blvd and 5-10 min's walk to campus and hospital; 2. Attentive management, since the staff are friendly, accessible, and everthing is fixed within 1 day; 3. Plenty of studios covering BPU bills, as one of the cheapest options near campus if you want privacy; 4. My deposit was fully returned after staying for 3 yrs while I didn't try hard to maintain or clean the place, though I didn't have pets; 5. They are very strict about leasing and subleasing, which makes the tenants more reliable. Cons: 1. Out-dated facilities, especially considering the price; 2. Noisy fridge, A/C, lawn mower in the morning, and the sound of neighbors, which was acceptable to me; 3. Open parking lots getting crowded if arriving after 10pm, and scratches happen; 4. The neighborhood is not the safest, and the rent keeps raising, though I think it happens to almost all the properties around KU Med campus; 5. Very limited shared ammenites. Overall I recommend it to students and staffs who want a convenient and care-free place to stay, but not to people having kids, sensitive to noise, or looking for an elegant lifestyle.

We've been living here for about 1 year already. The 2…read morebedroom apartments are very spacious and nice for the price. Tiffany is very helpful , always answers our questions and is very polite.

This may be a bit pre-mature considering I haven't moved into the apartment YET - but I would like…read moreto believe I'm a pretty thorough person who knows what to look for when considering a place to live lol. Here are some great things that have made me unquestionably give Piper Lofts a 5/5 rating! 1. They have a very secure parking garage. Moving from OKC to KC - I'm used to living in a house with a garage. I feel very secure where I currently live and that was a major factor when looking for a new place to live! in comparison, other apartments I toured or even just looked at online, lacked very close, secure parking. OKC is a smaller city than Kansas City, so I'm not really sure what to expect, but this was high on my list of priorities. 2. They are pet friendly. This isn't just a simple statement - a lot of places are pet friendly...but when I say pet friendly, I mean...the floors above you AND below you are all entirely made of concrete. No one will hear a fat cat or a rowdy dog running around! 3. THE LOCATION? Amazing! 4. The property manager I have been working with is amazing. I had a generally horrible experience working with other property managers at other locations - I move to Kansas City in July, and on a whim, I reached out to Tiffany, the property manager at Piper Lofts, on a SUNDAY. She was extremely helpful and communicative. I understand that we all need time to decompress on the weekends outside of our jobs, but the fact that this woman was able and willing to speak with me on a Sunday goes so far with me. 5. The application process: super easy, well written, and very clear. I like this. Nothing felt sketchy about the process. 6. Aside from the ease of signing the lease (typically I wouldn't do this before viewing the property in person, but after reading good reviews and knowing about the parking situation, I was sold) - Piper Lofts was willing to let me drive up to Kansas City on a Saturday to just come view the apartment and the property. I forget the other property managers name, but she was equally as great as Tiffany - she was new to the job from what I picked up, but was just as informative as someone who had been working there for 4 years! It was really nice to be accommodated for in this way and for someone to really speak to you like a person. 7. Guys...this apartment complex/community is GORGEOUS. The apartments are unbelievable. You get an amazing view, the exposed brick vibe with huge windows, amazing amenities, a VERY secure building, and a nice parking garage IN A GREAT LOCATION. Overall - compared to my experience with touring/dealing with other apartment complexes/communities in Kansas City - this has been the smoothest process I've encountered. Definitely look into this place if you can! Thank you Tiffany! Tips: "Tips" might translate to "cons" to some, but this is just here to help you guys make your decision: 1. They do limit access on the rooftop pool from what I've seen - don't be mad at management about that if you see a bunch of non-residents there: be annoyed with current residents. Limiting access is nice because it is a smaller roof top pool, but it is a very nice one. 2. If you're moving to an apartment higher than the 2nd floor, plan accordingly. The elevators aren't very big - so it would probably be best to bring a sectional/easy to move furniture with you (I will be following this post up with some pictures/recommendations of "easy to move furniture" to help) Again, it's been too early to tell what my experience as a resident will be like fully..but I already know I made an excellent choice

I have lived at piper for over a year, and have loved my experience. The apartments are beautiful…read morewith great views of downtown or Liberty memorial, great lighting and windows. Unlike other apts in the area, this building has good bones and things work properly and feel safe and secure. Management is awesome. They are responsive to maintenance requests and resident needs, and always put on promotional events or free breakfasts or food trucks for their residents.

I called out Theresa on a lie that she told me about the property and then was told that the…read moreapartments are not a good fit for me. I called the property management company who then told me they get to manage leasing as they see fit. I then called the office and was told by Maria she'd be happy to help me, to call back next week, by next week Maria said the property is not a good fit and they don't need to give me a reason why they refuse to talk to me.

Absolutely loved living in these apartments. We lived in two different units over the course of…read morethree years. We made it a year in a one bedroom before upgrading to a one bedroom with a study. We only upgraded for the extra room and it had a concrete deck, which meant it was legal to use a grill. The office staff were nice, but sometimes bitchy. We had others complain to us more than we had complaints ourselves. Didn't have much need to ever talk to them aside from when they found the cat we were hiding. The maintenance staff were extremely nice and quick. We called in for stuff ranging from a broken dryer to water leaks/mold in the ceiling, and I can't recall it ever going past a day before they came out. The complex itself is made up of individual buildings of 12 units, all surrounded by trees. 6 units have a wooded view (which costs extra) and the other 6 face the parking lot. The top floor apartments have vaulted ceilings, which also cost extra. The complex is very well lit and feels secure. Most of the tenants seemed to be young professionals or med students. We had a police officer in our building and another in the building next to us. We received our deposit back after we moved to another unit and when we moved out of the complex. My wife even lit the counter on fire in the second unit, but I guess they didn't mind the burn marks. We even received our pet deposit back despite the fact that we didn't tell them we had a cat, and thus didn't pay pet rent for two years. The only complaint I can think of is that since it is a complex of young professionals and med students, there are a large number of douche bag tenants, but I can't blame Hillsborough for it. I would recommend a unit with a view of the pool for any lonely males in the Mission area. Complete skinfest in the summer.