This apartment complex has been open for roughly a year and a half. There are a total of 10 units,…read moreand the landlord currently running it is a friendly elderly man named Floyd Craft, who owns the Ben Franklin store across the street. After being scammed by another apartment business in town, my family called the rental department of the city and was given this man's contact information. We talked with him and set up an appointment to see all of the apartments available at the time for rent (at the time I think at least 5 were still vacant). Every apartment is a little bit unique in its design and they look amazing. There are 1 & 2 bedroom units, some with one bathroom, others with two. This complex was built from the ground up, and everything is brand new and high quality materials. The apartments have a secure PED access and video entry to get in. There is an updated fire safety system with sprinklers. Every apartment has digital whole-unit heating and A/C that they control for themselves. The units are capable of setting up cable, internet, and landlines, but if you want any of these, you have to incur the costs. The rent varies around $1500 or more a month, which includes all utilities including electric (except cable, internet, or phones). Every tenant is given their own mailbox that's opened with a key, and it's not difficult to get packages. You also get a parking spot for each tenant. Trash is taken out to a common dumpster by the entrance to the building and is easy to find.The maintenance person, Jeff, is very good at getting to you to fix things pretty quickly, and if he cannot come in an emergency, the landlord or someone will help. The management is very organized and I love that this place is so secure. Most of the neighbors I have seen are pretty friendly, but I don't see them much due to their work schedules. I absolutely love living here and am very happy that I found this place. The downtown location is also great, as it is very close to the BGSU campus, local shopping, and many nice restaurants and bars. So many great places are just a short walk from the main doors. It is honestly the best apartment complex you will find in Bowling Green, and possibly even the entire county. If you are looking for an apartment, this is a great choice, but it's also limited in spaces

It would legitimately be easier and cheaper to buy a house in BG than trying to work with…read moreGreenbriar. I've rented 2 different locations with them. The first location was an apartment, and we constantly had issues with ants that were never dealt with properly. They also were very slow to ice the sidewalk, and the stairs were out of code so they were a constant danger in the winter. We checked everything when we moved out to make sure there was no damage other than what we noted when we moved in. When we left, they said we damaged paint and blamed us for the heat not working (they never fixed it when we mentioned it SEVERAL TIMES) so, in addition to taking months to process, we didn't get our deposit back. We stayed at the second location for 2 years because we didn't want to deal with the hassle of moving everything again. The rent for the second location went up $50 after renewing it after the first year, and there were no improvements made to the house to justify that. The place didn't even have a dishwasher, and we constantly had problems with mice, which they didn't fix. There was not a single level line in the entire house. I think that a group of chimpanzees with hammers could probably build a better structure. The top of one of the doors was cut at probably a 30 degree angle to match the equally janky trim surrounding it. The flooring was very sketchy as well. You couldn't see anything wrong in the photos because of the god-awful brown carpet, but the entire floor bowed wildly, and the sub-floor was missing sections, creating weird divots. The electrical system in the house was also concerning to say the least. A couple of the outlets were these weird 4 plug abominations that were super loose and lacked any ground pins. One of the outlets in the living room wasn't attached to the wall, so if you tried to unplug something it pulled the entire outlet out. One of the bedrooms only had one single outlet, and was clearly just made by separating a larger bedroom into two unreasonably small ones. The house also had central AC and heat, but most of the rooms were set up incorrectly, with only air out, or, in the case of the one-outlet bedroom, were entirely left out of the system. Because they refuse to update anything, the only options for internet are cable companies (don't even get me started on spectrum) with no other real options. Fiber internet would be available in most of their properties, but they don't have it installed because they're cheap and you can't get it installed yourself because of their "no improvements" rule. Because they have what is in all ways a monopoly on student housing in BG, they can charge whatever they feel like for these cheaply built, poorly maintained shacks. This is a horrible, immoral company that does not deserve your money.

I am a senior who is renting temporarily while our home is built. I have found Greenbriar easy to…read moredeal with, responsive, answer phones promptly, and took care of initial "punch list" before move in. Subsequent maintenance dealt with same day as called. My personal experience thus far has been excellent. Bruce G

I lived in BG for 5 years and this apartment got the job done for a couple years. The rent was…read morefairly inexpensive, and the units where pretty clean for a college abode. Its located within walking distance of all my BG favorites, mainly Myles Pizza and Pita Pit. The one rub, which is kinda a big one is the unfortunate fact that it sits 25 yards away from a railroad track. It took me sometime to get used to the frequent passing locomotive at 330am in the morning, but it was always something guests had a hard time getting used too.

Lived here for one year while in BG…read more Was unable to see the apartment in person as I was moving from Philly. However they did have a decent website (comared to others in the area), and was one of the only ones in the area that accepted pets. Apartments are old but decently cleaned when I got there. I was mainly concerned about safety. One night around midnight, I hear a commotion outside my door. My door is right across fromt he laundry area. There was a homeless and/or drunk man sleeping on the washer. I proceeded to call the police and when they showed up told him they would let him stay but theyw ould get in trouble! VG needs to have either keys, peds, or some sort of mechanism so randoms cannot get into the buildings. This is a huge safety concern.

Great Looking, plenty of amenities, but low income beware! they have income requirements which they…read moredo not tell you anything about until you hand in your application. They should be more forthcoming about things like that as it can make or break a deal and waste your time! From what I saw the apartments are ok but not exactly what I would call 5 star.

I have lived at Summit Terrace in a one-bedroom for three years - one as a graduate student, and…read moretwo as a working professional. Overall, I have been extremely satisfied with my experience. The staff are friendly, and have always responded quickly to my requests for maintenance assistance. They happily replaced my refrigerator after issues with the freezer keeping it cold. I've also enjoyed the pool - it is well-kept, and open from around Memorial Day through Labor Day. The laundry room is generally clean, and I've never had a problem with machine availability. Currently, at $1.25 per load the cost proves manageable. I wish the laundry room were open 24/7, but have certainly been able to work with the 8am-10pm hours. You can walk to downtown in about 10 minutes, and BGSU is a 20-25-minute walk, a c. 10-minute bike ride, or 5-minute drive away. Summit Terrace also offers a shuttle service to campus and possibly a few other locations??, which I have not used extensively but would certainly be a plus for those without a car. Mostly students, young families, and some retired folks live here. The atmosphere is generally quiet and friendly, which I have appreciated! Feels safe, my apartment is quite spacious, and rent is reasonable for the quality of living. I would definitely recommend Summit Terrace as an ideal BG apartment complex!

Cedar Park rents to seniors and those with disabilities. The owners are pleasant and the Maintance…read morestaff is normally prompt on repairs. The location is good and close to local business. The biggest downfall is that nobody is discriminated against as this is a hud community, so some of the Tennant's are low functioning and the mixture of that with seniors is not really a good idea.

From the owner: Cedar Park Apartments offers 150 subsidized, independent living one bedroom apartments to our…read moreelderly/disabled clients. Located on a park-like property, each unit has its own outdoor space with either a patio or balcony.

Really like the layout of the apartment and was thrilled to find a 2 bed 2 bath option! The pool…read moreis so nice to have in the summer and there's a small community garden which I've never had access to in an apartment before. The staff has small social events that are enjoyable and a nice touch. I've only been in one other apartment that did things like that and it was nice to find that here, too!

If I could give this place negative stars, I would. My roommate and I lived here from May 2017-Feb…read more2018. We moved out early because of the smoke tar dripping down our walls. The people below us who "didn't smoke" smoked so much that with connected vents, our unit smelled like we smoked in it. All of my clothes, sheets, towels, etc reeked of smoke. We also had mice, which the apartment couldn't seem to take care of because their exterminator wouldn't come out. Most disgusting living experience ever. In the winter, they do an awful job shoving snow, and even when it's shoveled, there's a huge snow bank between the parking lot and units so you have to trudge through that to get between.

I thought living in graduate housing versus an apartment would be better, but I was wrong. I was…read morehighly dissatisfied while living at Falcon Landing. They did a terrible job matching individuals together, which was my number one issue. One of my roommates was so awful I had to stay at a hotel for almost two weeks halfway through the semester. I suffered from post-traumatic stress from what I experienced while living at Falcon Landing. I was also disappointed in the management team and how they handled certain situations. I advise anyone looking into Falcon Landing Apartments because they are "convenient" to look elsewhere.

From the owner: Welcome to BGSU! Falcon Landing Apartments are exclusively for BGSU Graduate students and BGSU…read morefaculty/staff members, and is conveniently located adjacent to campus. Our apartment homes are fully furnished - including a washer and dryer in each apartment! All of our apartment homes are two (2) bedrooms and one (1) bathroom. Depending on personal preference, future residents may lease by the bedroom or by the whole unit.

Not a bad place to live if you're in college. I love Jamie and the girls. They're so sweet and…read morereally helped me out

If I could put 0, I would…read more Mecca is the ABSOLUTE WORST rental company in Bowling Green (and probably in all of NW Ohio), and I have been renting for years. They do not care about their residents. I have rented two properties from them- both had TONS of black mold that was covered up by vinyl or mats. They did not allow me to tour one of the apartments beforehand, and when I reach out with concerns, they give attitude and are rude. I have an ESA, and even after turning in all required paperwork, they somehow LOST IT then tried charging me almost $1,000 for having my ESA. Do not rent from Mecca, you will regret it. They care about money and nothing else. I can honestly say I have never experienced anything positive with them. The photos below are of mold when I moved in. Apartments are NOT cleaned before someone moves in.

In my requests I asked to be with people who were tidy. Instead I was paired with the messiest…read morepeople I have ever met, people who are into dungeons and dragons when I'm a sports guy, and they would not pay their utility bill. I went to the front desk constantly asking for help or a switch and they refused to. I also had a clogged drain in which the maintenance people couldn't figure out so I dug put my roommates hair out of the drain myself. Needless to say, no matter what they offer and charge you, you will not get the quality of service you deserve.

DONT SIGN HERE! Go to FALCON'S POINTE!…read more Awful administration and organization! Don't make the same mistake I did and get sucked in by the amenities. The living space feels small for 4 people after about 1-2 months. And if should should leave for an internship or unexpected situation, you will get suck paying for your lease no matter what happens. Very hard to find a subleaser! The try to nickel and dime you. All they want is your money! The rest doesn't not matter to them!

Shamrock Village is a great place to live. Quiet, comfortable, and accommodating are the three best…read moreways to describe this place. Located by the 75 on-ramp and behind Fricker's, these apartments have great proximity to gas stations, restaurants, Meijer, and BGSU campus, all while tucked away from a lot of street activity. I came to BG for grad school with my girlfriend, and we stayed in a one-bedroom apartment (~800+ sq. ft.) for $700/month, which includes fireplace, bathtub with jets, walk-in closet, and washer/dryer (most spaces). Though the price may be a little high compared to other options around BG, you're not just paying for living space, you're paying for excellent accommodating management (that doesn't hound you for rent), immediate and attentive maintenance service, and a great great location that's connected to a local city park. The management of this complex also manages UHaul service and storage units for all your moving needs. Studio apartments are also available for around $400/month. I cannot recommend Shamrock Village enough. Probably the best choice in BG.

From the owner: We are a locally family owned business that prides itself on our quick customer service and…read morepersonal attention. We are Hidden away in a private subdivision across from Bowling Green State University, we offer Townhouse, Studios, Condo and even self storage. Shamrock Village is BG's best kept secret.