Daxter did a great job clearing a bathroom sink for us today. It took only five minute.read more

Elijah is simply outstanding as part of the excellent maintenance team. I hate to say nice things…read moreabout the Quincy because I want to keep the secret to myself. :) It's been a wonderful experience so far certainly. Concierges and rental staff are gems.

To start of, the apartments are so beautiful! However, the front desk representatives are extremely…read morerude! We came in and didn't even get greeted, and didn't get asked what we needed. This isn't the type of people who should represent such beautiful homes. If i were to move in here, I would love to feel welcomed, and at home. So disappointed with the service, I hope management does something about this.

Living here is great. The location is prime and easily accessible. Our 2bd/2ba home is surprisingly…read morespacious and being a corner unit - has multiple views. I can say so many good things about this place. Staff is great and friendly. Free coffee/tea, breakfast on weekends also amazing. The gym is also a great addition and is always clean and not too crowded. The mix of people living here varies, young professionals to retired couples, all nationalities and genders. Seems to have several 45-55 year old women who are going through some crisis of trying to be young while being old and are extremely humorous to watch..just make sure to hold your breath while in the elevator with them...their perfume is overwhelming. I can't bring myself to give it 5 stars, I struggled to give it 4, but did due to the location, great staff and cleanliness. The negatives: LOUD LOUD LOUD. regardless of what floor you live on - you will hear loud trains. At all hours of the day (and night). Loud thunderbolt noises as the train cars connect and crash. Screeching metal on metal and train horns ALL the time. The view looking into downtown and Union station is great but extremely loud. FINISHES: the homes have a cool urban feel to them, with high ceilings, cement-ish type finishes and large windows. But the cabinets are cheap, with terrible easily broken handles (think work office coffee room) paying around $625k, you would expect higher quality finishes and higher quality building materials that actually withstand daily use. PARKING: the parking is secure and that is great, however it is tight. It seems as if they didn't plan correctly to space out enough parking for the people that live here. It is extremely tight, and poorly executed. Dimly lighted and not safely set up for driving up/down the different levels. Drivers could easily crash into one another around the corners. Good luck if you are driving anything larger than a fiat or civic.

My friend has lived here for 20+ years and I visit him frequently, so I have had many opportunities…read moreto observe this building. The first and second floors include the expansive condo lobby plus multiple retail and office spaces. The rest of the building is condos of various sizes with four penthouses. The building is very well-maintained with an elegant lobby and beautifully designed and furnished hallways that have been substantially upgraded over the years. The complex is 16 stories with 74 residential units and was constructed in 2000. Most units are owner-occupied, but there are some rentals. The HOA has been on an upgrade program, given that systems need renewal after 20 years. All of the major systems have been updated over the past few years and the building is in very good condition inside and out. There is a thorough security system, both at the street entrance and at all garage entrances. A two-level underground garage provides parking for all units. There is a front desk with a security guard. There is good handicap access throughout the building. The units are beautiful. Many have multiple balconies and the views are fantastic.

Unless u like sleeping in ur bed then suddenly feeling someone standing over u to rapped. Id avoid…read morethis place. I was sleeping in the night when the maintenance entered with his company key and rapped me.

I left my lease early because this apartment was so bad, and the Management was not responsive in…read moreresolving issues. Overall, the apartment is noisy (incredibly thin walls, and if you live near the dumpsters, be prepared to hear the trash trucks every morning) and unsafe (constant break-ins, people sleeping in the elevator, and unresponsive security). It also rubbed me the wrong way when Management offered donations for 5-star reviews, so something to be wary off when considering the reviews for Deco.

We recently embarked on our move from NYC to Denver and I just wanted to say that Na'kesha at the…read moreResidences at Fillmore Plaza is amazing. She want way above and beyond what others would do, and I feel very excited about moving in to our new home. I can't emphasize enough how great the experience has been. Will follow up in a few months with a review of the apartment! -Garrett

An unbeatable location, beautiful apartments and friendly staff. If you are looking for one of the…read morebest apartments in Denver, look no further than The Residences. The world is literally at your fingertips with this location. AND Na'Kesha goes above and beyond for this small, boutique community. We were surprised to find the cutest Halloween gift at our door and then came Christmas and Valentine's Day and Na'Kesha hand delivered the cutest gifts to each door for every holiday. She truly wants to make you feel at home and valued!

If the Equitable Building in downtown Denver is the city's finest office building (see earlier…read morereview), then the Flour Mill Lofts, which is listed in the National Registry Of Historic Buildings, is the finest condominium in all the downtown area, and specifically the Central Platte Valley. Ya know, real estate agents are always droning on about, "location, location, location." Well there's no better location to live in town than the Flour Mill Lofts. Sitting as the only building on the eastside of Cuernavaca Park, and looking clear out to the mountains, these true lofts have the equivalent of a 1/2 square mile front yard that includes the Platte River and parks on both sides of the water, all to itself. No other buildings or developments around, and less than a 5 minute walk to Coors Field and LoDo. No more worrying about DUIs picked up on the way home from the bars. Just walk 5 minutes and you're home. The FML is so cool and has so much character and style that nothing else in Denver comes anywhere close. Saved from destruction and re-developed by Dana Crawford--the person who developed Larimer Square back in the 70s--this former "Pride Of The Rockies" flour mill has 2 buildings: the original building that has uniquely designed spaces in the original mill building, itself; and a newly developed building that has modern more "regularly" shaped units. Each morning, before the neighborhood urban preppies to the south in the River Front area wake up from their alcohol-induced nightmares, Cuernavaca Park returns to its wilderness days. More often than not in the very early morning or after dusk when you walk the more than 3/4 mile circle around the park, you'll see fox, beaver, an occasional deer, waterfowl, and even once my honey and I came upon a small black bear, driven downstream by a mountain fire to the west. There's no neater place to live in Denver than the FML, and one day when you've nothing better to do, or if you're looking for the coolest place to live in Denver and want to take a peek at one of the units, call up those nice folks at Kentwood Realty downtown. (Our favorite agent is Jessica Peterson, but they're all nice) .They're the ones that seem to get all the listings in the building--and check out a unit!

I also am a happy owner of one of the Lido Condos. I would agree that the best asset of the Lido…read moreCondominiums is the location. It is amazing, walking distance to 5 great supermarkets, dozens of restaurants and bars. It is also just blocks away from several beautiful parks as well as the Botanical gardens, to say nothing of downtown Denver and all it's attractions. When I bought my condo I did buy it assuming the pool was open year around. That does not seem to be the case but as I don't use it in the summer I doubt I would use it in the winter. If I cared one way or the other I guess I would get involved in the association and find out the reasons the pool is closed and if the majority of residents and owners want it opened, see what can be done about opening it in the winter. There is a small area in the front of the building that has been covered with gravel for use by dogs. In this area of the city, there are a lot of dogs, and not much real estate for use by dogs. I'm with dogs as I am with the pool, don't care one way or the other but since there are dogs in the area, short of banning them, I think the Lido is doing a very good job of trying to handle the situation. If the dog owners in the area were all considerate, and most of them are by the way, this would be a total non-issue. I have lived here for one year and I have never seen the rooftop terrace in anything but excellent condition, certainly never with dead grass as in the photo. I would call BS on the building having any foul odors. Absolutely never experienced that problem. I'm not sure if the ventilation problems that cause people to be too cold in the summer and also to sweat from the humidity from the laundry dryers and the showers occur at the same time, as I have never experienced either of these issues. I am unsure if I should be sweating or freezing. Can't comment on the toilets in the common areas as I prefer to use the toilets located in my personal space. Maybe eating less beans would be something to consider? As for the manager, I personally appreciate what he does in the building, anything I have mentioned that is a legitimate issue has been addressed at once. I'm sure he isn't perfect, as very few of us are, but he tries very hard to stay on top of things in this building and does an excellent job of doing so. I very much appreciate keeping the costs down on the building thus keeping the costs down on my HOA fees. I'm very happy with that. The building seems to be very well maintained to me. Finally, as to the look and ambiance in the lobby, this building was built in the 1960's, most of it is still original, which I happen to like. If I wanted to live in some ultra modern building I would probably have bought in such a building. I think the decor is quite nice, and I can absolutely assure you I would resent very much paying for fresh flowers for the lobby on a daily basis when I am there only to check my mail for a few minutes. I'm perfectly ok with some plastic flowers. They look fine to me and aren't being replaced every few days. I prefer to save my money to buy flowers for my own condo if I desire something fresh in my life. I too would like to rate this this building 5 stars but just can't bring myself to do that. I think I will save my 5 star rating for when I live in the penthouse suite of condo where the units start at a few million. In the meantime, I am very happy living in this very nice, affordable condominium full of the nicest people I have ever met. And management who makes a huge effort to stay on top of things while keeping costs down. I highly recommend the Lido Condominiums to anyone who wants to live a very pleasant, yet affordable, lifestyle in an incredible neighborhood. I'm a fan.

Great place!!! I'm an owner, Penn Square has gotten better and better every year. It's a great…read moregroup of middle-age people and older that cohabitate very well.

I toured this property last Thursday with Buyers of mine from Winter Park, a retired couple looking…read morefor an Urban lifestyle, with Lock n Go, care free lifestyle so they can travel. I was so impressed with this building, amenities, guest suite, Roof Top garden and club house, the staff were friendly, helpful and it's amazing value. Many thanks to the Two Michael's in the front office and to Lupe for being a spontaneous "tour guide" when we met her in the elevator! I will keep this property on my favorites list for my down town Denver/Capitol Hill buyers. Cheers!

I agree with the past review that the HOA in Spire is not the best. However, the location in…read moredowntown and the design of the apartments themselves make it all worthwhile. The apartments have high ceilings, great quality finishes and gorgeous open plans with floor to ceiling windows in almost all the units. My main complaint is that the building is still in an up and coming area of downtown. There are a couple spots nearby that attract a shady scene, and I wouldn't recommend walking around at night if you are a female on your own. With the 14th St. renovations almost done, the area is looking a lot better and attracting a lot more pedestrian traffic, plus the restaurants around are great! If the HOA calmed down a bit, it would be a perfect apartment to live in.

My employer put me up in corporate housing here for two months. The staff is so nice and security…read moremakes me feel safe. I will miss it here.

This is a great base of operations for a vacation that includes watching your favorite Major League…read moreBaseball team play at Coors Field, across the street. Located in the heart of Lower Downtown (LoDo), the complex includes The Rally Hotel, facing the ballpark. It has a food court--unimaginatively called McGregor Square Food & Drink--which includes a sports bar and self-serve draft beer selection. Tom's Watch Bar is an over-the-top sports bar. The Original (OG) is a nice coffee shop. In the middle of McGregor Square is a courtyard with tables and chairs, which is a nice place to sit in the center of the action, when the weather permits.

I guess it's hard to not give a square 5 stars when it excels at being what is supposed to be...a…read moresquare! But I'd like to think of it as Denver's own Italian Piazza. A piazza makes you think of a lively town square with food, entertainment, and lots of people having fun, and this is exactly what McGregor square is! For entertainment, they have huge screens that play local games, F1 racing, movies all year round, and I'm sure much much more. Just check out their events page. For food, you have multiple options in Mile Post Zero, Tom's Watch Bar, The Original, Carmine's Italian, and La Loma Mexican. In the winter they even squeeze an ice rink in there! It's just a fun place to stop by! And it's in a great location - next to Coors field, down the street from Union Station and the Milk Market. Check it out!