I had stopped by the office the other day to tour. The front office staff were great! The agent…read morethat gave me a tour was very informative and answered my questions. If accepted to Kent State, I would definitely live at University Oaks as it is so close to campus.

My son lived here for 3 years. We were charged for renter's insurance the entire time even though I…read moresubmitted our own insurance multiple times to the office. My son moved out 10 days before his lease was up and had to be out of town the next day for work. Charged $100 for his parking pass and was not allowed to mail it in. $100?????? Wow. The apartments are outdated and the furnishings falling apart. His carpet was disgusting when he moved in but we'll probably be charged for that too. 3 years of on time payments and the office staff treats you like crap. Don't email them either, they'll claim they never got it. So glad we have chosen University Edge for next fall. Good riddance Oaks.

Great apartments, well-kept, spacious, beautiful spaces. Great landlord who is very responsive. I…read morewould highly recommend these apartments. Home sweet home.

These units are beautiful and conveniently located in downtown Kent. The owner keeps everything…read moremaintained and updated with high standards. Affordable monthly rental fee makes these properties a must see-must rent!

So far I am loving this place. The staff is absolutely wonderful. The maintenance staff is also…read moreexcellent. They are all very friendly, professional, and helpful. I am currently renting a 4x4 standard apartment and my rent is $670/month + $50/month for electric. That's a grand total of $720 a month for my own bed and bathroom. Personally, I think it is worth it. The location of the apartment complex is wonderful. It is very close to campus and near many restaurants. My apartment is very spacious as well. The common area (kitchen and living room) is surprising large. The bathroom in my room are enormous and is somewhat unnecessary. The room itself is quite cramped. It is OK if it's just you in your room but if you have another person in your room, it gets annoying constantly maneuvering around one another. The bathrooms should have been made smaller and the rooms should have been made bigger. The internet is also decent. It gets spotty at times which can be quite frustrating. I contacted the internet service provider, Pavlov Media, a few times when I had internet issues but they were no help. The problem eventually went away on its own. My biggest complaint about Campus Pointe was the condition of my apartment upon move in. It was horrendously dirty. Dust piled up in every air vent, spider webs in the corners, food crumbs from previous residents under the stove and fridge, stains in and around my toilet, grime buildup in the shower, dust and junk underneath the sink and in the drawers, dirty where the hot water tank is, and EXTREMELY filthy carpets in my room. The picture I have attached to this review is from August 18th, the day I moved in. The vacuum was also brand new, fresh out of the box. The cleaning people Campus Pointe had hired we asked to come back to my apartment three separate times clean more or re-clean things. Campus Pointe was very nice about the situation and even offered to hire different cleaning people to clean our entire apartment. All in all, Campus Pointe is an excellent place to live and I highly recommend it to any and all current or future Kent State students! A flat rate of $50 for electric and all other utilities included, furnished apartments, personal bed and bathrooms, internet, cable, in-unit washer and dryers, great workout room, a pool, and absolutely wonderful staff is unbeatable! (FYI: I do not work for Campus Pointe. I am only a resident.)

Can I give them a minus ? because my college age student, had to file bankruptcy, she put my name…read moredown as a co-signer. they came after me a disabled forced to retire person after numerious back operations. they expected me to pay even though they probably rented the apartment once her bankrupcy cleared. being on social security they could not get my money or collect their like 15000 rent. Now it is on my credit report as not paying.

if i could leave 0 stars i would, this is the WORST apartment complex in kent area and you can find…read moreother apartments that are significantly nicer and bigger for a smaller price, they do renovations at 7am and refused to fix my refrigerator for days leaving my new groceries expired, the kitchen is pathetic (only half the cabinets are usable and no drawers are present) then they also let other people from other complex's and their new norms treat the pool like a public pool, changing diapers in the chairs and all. I've also experienced multiple centipedes which i've never dealt with. Then they insultingly decided to raise my rent while also removing the provided cable asking me to resign. HA. they even called this place a "value" LOL NO ITS NOT. don't move here, don't give them anymore money for a literal overpriced shoebox. i've never been more depressed living somewhere in my life and it's fully because of this complex. DONT MOVE HERE

I lived here for the three years I attended Kent State. The apartments themselves have small…read morekitchens and not the best finishes, but it's quiet, the leasing office staff is amazing, and the rest of the apartments are pretty spacious and have lots of storage. I walked into the leasing office without an appointment after I had a lease fall through somewhere else literally A WEEK before the school year started. They were so kind and understanding and helped me find a unit that fit all of my needs. I highly recommend just for the staff.

Its honestly not worth it all the other reviews are accurate. Rent is ridiculously high. I got a…read moredamaged room and more.

The place is within an easy walk to campus. The grounds look modern & attractive. Although the…read moresuite is large, the individual bedrooms are tiny, but at least they have their own private bathroom. Beware: your "security" funds are their piggy bank! When we moved my daughter out, the vaccuum cleaner wouldn't start; so, we had to leave her bedroom carpet unvaccuumed. Well, instead of charging us a reasonable sum to have that TINY piece of bedroom carpet vaccuumed/cleaned, they charged us $679.50 for "bedroom carpet replacement". However, when they mailed the bill, they did NOT include the receipt for this "replaced carpet"; therefore, how do I know that the carpet was truly "replaced" instead of merely vacuumed/steam-cleaned? RIPOFF?

I loved living there. Very peaceful. There is a pool and everyone is super nice. And it's perfect…read morefor living because it's so close to downtown. The Ladies that work there are so very sweet. I definitely recommend this place to everyone:)

I have lived in Eagles Landing from 2016-2018 and have no major issues. Maintenance could…read moredefinitely be more helpful, but our major issues always get handled in a timely manner. My roommate's window has been broken since we moved in and maintenance never actually fixed it but gave her a wooden board to hold it open when she wants to open it. Rent is a bit pricey for what you get (large rooms but small kitchen and living room), but Kent is expensive in general for apartments close to campus. On the plus side, Eagles is an easy walk to campus. The gym is small but nice for an easy workout. The pool isn't amazing but does it's job. For a college student on a budget, Eagles was a great decision for me!

Totally unacceptable. The management is completely unresponsive. All they want is to collect your…read moremoney. Never any help with problems. God forbid that something goes wrong with your apartment on the weekend - you are totally out of luck. Their emergency service number is a joke - you will just get hung up on. Do yourself a favor and find another place to live. It's not worth the hassle. You've got enough to deal with as a student. I'm out of there now and glad of it! Don't make my mistake.

I lived here for about two years, and the biggest issue by far was the constant bug problem…read more Throughout my tenancy, management refused to address the deteriorated seals around the doors and windows, allowing insects to enter the apartment year-round. The problem became so severe that I eventually brought my outdoor camping bug zapper inside, where it routinely caught dozens of gnats and mosquitoes every day. Basic maintenance, such as replacing weatherstripping and sealing gaps around windows and doors, was never adequately addressed. The overall quality of maintenance was also extremely poor. The apartment appeared to have been given a rushed cosmetic paint job rather than properly renovated. In the walk-in closet, old closet hardware and the clothing rod had simply been painted over rather than removed and replaced. There was even literal hair embedded in the paint, making it obvious that surfaces had not been properly cleaned or prepared before painting. The paint itself was low quality and prone to dripping, particularly in the bathroom, where it left yellowish streaks and stains on the shower walls over time. Parking was another ongoing frustration. Residents frequently competed for spaces because parking rules were rarely enforced, creating unnecessary conflicts and inconvenience. The heating and cooling situation was also disappointing. The apartment did not have central air conditioning or central heat. Instead, tenants were provided with an aging window air-conditioning unit that appeared poorly maintained and had accumulated years of dirt and grime. Heating was supplied by old electric wall heaters that were heavily rusted and corroded. Whenever they were used, they produced an unpleasant odor, and their condition raised concerns about both safety and reliability. Overall, the property suffered from a lack of preventative maintenance and upkeep. While the cosmetic issues were frustrating, the unresolved insect problem and poor condition of the heating and cooling equipment were the most significant concerns during my time living there.

From the owner: Discover the perfect balance of serenity and city access at Woodland Pointe Apartments and…read moreTownhomes in Kent, OH. Nestled among mature trees near Brimfield, our community offers 1-4 bedroom layouts featuring island kitchens with stainless steel appliances, granite counters, and in-home laundry. Experience seamless commutes via SR-43 and I-76, keeping you minutes from Kent State University, Dix Stadium, and major shopping at Walmart and Acme. Enjoy our pet play area, BBQ grilling stations, and off-site pool access. Whether you're heading to Sunny Hill Golf Course or exploring nearby Akron, our location caters to your lifestyle. Choose a home with vaulted ceilings and a private patio today. Schedule a tour and find your retreat in Kent!

Yelpers, please read this review BEFORE even considering renting from this company…read more When I was a student in college I decided to rent from here and thought it was awesome because I was independent and living on my own. Let me tell you that renting here was the worst decision I ever made. The maintenance man had keys to all of our apartments and instead of just using his keys as required, he would steal from me and others. The theft started with my cell phone which I thought I misplaced. Then shoes and clothes went missing. At least four pairs of shoes and plenty jackets, shirts and you name it. It got so bad that while I was sleeping, I guess the maintenance guy didn't know I was there, that he opened the door and since my bed was against the door I woke up wondering what was going on. Well, it was the maintenance man accessing my apartment without my permission. I left a pair of boots in my apartment ad I ran off to class, when I came back they were gone, THAT SAME DAY! He didn't even wait. Y'all it was an awful experience, and to be honest it still scares me till this day. I lost so many valuable items , I was young and didn't know my rights so instead of calling the authorities I just let it go and lost money on so much. I wish I was smarter back then but oh well, you live and learn. I don't know if the manager, Rumana, was in on the theft but I do remember hearing another tenant, who just happened to be a student like I was, firmly telling Rumana, that her apartment is not supposed to be accessed without her permission or prior notice. Be careful renting here, please. Go somewhere else, you'll be so much safer!!! I'm praying that I can heal from this experience. Thanks for reading my review.

Nice place to live and the prices for apartments is reasonable. It's just down road from Kent State…read moreUniversity. The neighbors tend to be quiet since most are KSU students.My only complaint is the property manager tends to leave early so it's hard to catch her.