The maintenance team is always super prompt and very friendly!! Corey does a great job fixing any…read moreissues we have and making sure we're happy with the result!

Beekman on Broadway is in an excellent location for those looking to work at UMich health! Their…read moreamenities are without a doubt top class with a huge flat screen in the lobby, pool, fitness center with modern, diverse equipment, a yoga/dance studio, business center that is reservable, grills outside, large package room, bike storage, and a 24/7 market for small snacks! On the second floor, there's a nice shuffle board and pool table as well as a media room too! Safety is a high priority here with access only being granted by residents. There is ButterflyMX available to grant people access to garage or the front door with a video camera available so you can confirm the person you are letting in. The floor plan D is spacious with brand new equipment and includes washer, dryer and is pet friendly! Beekman opened in December so everything is quite new and there is 1 month free with our 13 month lease. There's assigned garage parking for a fee which is quite expensive but the parking is unique in that the building is built around the parking garage. This means that you'll be able to park on the same level as your apartment unit. There is no concern about noise at the moment! You are also allowed 15 days of guest parking per month. The leasing office staff - Michelle and Aaron have been great, reliable and so responsive any time we had any questions or concerns. Aaron was especially considerate - I had just gotten in from a 6 hour drive from Pittsburgh and my cats were feeling anxious and constrained. He noticed this and offered to let them out of their carriers for a bit in their office while we did the apartment walkthrough. I highly recommend working with them! Beekman on Broadway is one of a few buildings that are planned to be built in this area, so it is up and coming! Beekman is currently doing a referral bonus of $1000 as well! While the apartment is on the expensive side, I can definitely see why the price is justified! Hope this review is helpful!

I have lived in a one bedroom apartment here with my husband and our cat for 3 years and will stay…read morehere until I finish grad school. The people who manage the apartments (Kristine, Sarra, Allisha, and Michelle) are consistently wonderful have always treated us with respect. They respond quickly to concerns and I've never felt like there was something I couldn't talk to them about. The location has also been perfect. It's just far enough away from downtown to be quiet, but it's still a walkable distance. We are so lucky to have found this gem in Ann Arbor.

I've lived at Nob Hill in 2 bedroom for 3 years and been consistently happy. I'm only moving out…read morebecause I'm done with school and moving out of Ann Arbor. The apartments are older and the amenities are modest (no dishwasher or garbage disposal) but I also feel like I pay a fair price for great value. The rating is not because this is the coolest, fanciest place to live in A2, but because it checked all of the most important boxes and I enjoyed living here. The apartment has limited storage but was completely sufficient for me and my husband. I think a 1 BR would have been too small for us but the 2BR has been great. My neighbors were chill all 3 years, no issues. As others have stated, the management and maintenance staff are stellar which has kept me happy. Anytime there was an issue (e.g., one time I had bugs, low water temp, broken washing machine, lost package, etc.), they were VERY prompt about helping me resolve the issue in a timely manner. Super dependable. I've had to call them a few times when I was traveling to check on something in the apartment for me which gave me complete peace of mind. I have a ~15 minute walk to school which has been fine, even in the winter. I've always felt safe and rarely had any issues with noise (except when the family upstairs had a toddler who would run around like a maniac during the day -- luckily he grew out of that phase). I've loved the location more than the apartment itself, it's an easy walk to campus, downtown, and a prime location for football game days. Also, if you renew your lease and you're gone during the summer, you can pay half rent for a couple of months which saved me some money and kept me from trying to deal with subleasing. Major benefit for students.

Reputation of Woodbury Gardens speaks for itself. Such a beautiful community with an incredible…read moreatmosphere. Close to the stadium and Main Street yet tucked among scenic landscaping.

The apartment was dirty when we moved in. When I kindly requested that the apartment be cleaned,…read morethe office staff was quite dismissive. One of the toilets was completely rusted through and needed to be changed. Bathroom fans were clogged with dust and debris. The tub was clogged with what I assume was the previous tenant's hair. Walls were painted without cleaning or prepping. I noticed in the kitchen that the painters had painted over grease spots. The paint simply wiped off when I went to clean that portion of the kitchen. In other areas of the apartment you can see that paint has been applied over dust and dirt. The clubhouse and gym are poorly maintained and rarely cleaned. I tried going to the gym twice, but gave up. It's not worth the frustration. The peloton bikes they advertise are rusty and are not taken care of. Overall, the property is poorly maintained and the office staff are not very helpful. We attempted to make an appointment with the property manager, but she ignored our requests. The location is decent and the residents are friendly. My suggestion is that anyone looking to live here adjust their expectations. The reality does not match what is advertised.

Okay. We're in for a ride here because there is so much to get off my chest. I have lived in Cabrio…read moreProperties' Corner House Lofts for 1 year and can I say, it has been a HORRIBLE experience and want to save others the stress. The place is filthy. The carpets are stained and dirty, there are crumbs and dirt everywhere, and it really smells awful in the common areas. The communal washer/dryers are either caked in mold and hair or broken. Some make horrid squeaking noises, others make your clothes drenched and don't spin, and the rest are filthy. The laundry rooms are also disgusting. The staff are rude and incompetent. Every time you call for help, they lie, gaslight, and are incredibly rude. Brittany made me cry. Jewell lied to us about our lease agreement. Terrible customer service. Maintenance requests are rarely resolved. I requested they fix our dripping shower. They said "you're actually not turning it off all the way." Girl. It's still dripping even after you turned the knob as hard as you could. We aren't stupid. The renovations are done so badly. The cabinets didn't come with handles, I had to get them myself. We had to waterproof our own shower because it was flooding the bathroom and maintenance didn't do anything to help. So now for the real tea. I noticed a roach and killed it, then put in a maintenance request when I found a baby. I then started tearing apart the kitchen to find where they were coming from - turns out, they were coming from a crevice in the doorway (surviving on hallway crumbs). I called emergency maintenance and they didn't help. I killed 30 roaches in different life stages and went to go sleep on my friend's floor because... roaches. In the morning, maintenance had done nothing. I called, they said maintenance would come that afternoon to set down traps, and then they didn't. They also said they called the exterminator and couldn't reach them. We called and immediately the exterminator reached us and said he'd schedule us. Then we get an email at 9:30 AM the next day (while we are all at work) saying the roach people are coming that day from 11-2 and we need to clear our everything from our kitchen and bathroom. My roommate called to ask if we could be on the later end of that since we received no call and weren't sure we'd be able to get the cat out and pack up our whole kitchen in time. Shannon (Cabrio employee) then called us to say "good news! we moved the appointment to tomorrow" and my roommate said "I specifically asked you not to move it to tomorrow" and Shannon gaslights my roommate, saying "calm down, I'm trying to help you and you did ask me to move it." She was so rude. At this point we are both missing work and really stressed. I call the exterminator - he tells us that actually the appointment had NEVER been scheduled for that day, Cabrio had messed up the day when they emailed us and then Shannon tried to lie to us to make it sound like she was doing us a favor by rescheduling the appointment. GIRL. Anyway, maintenance finally came to set traps after 48 hours. Not only was the place so gross that we got roaches, they were completely incompetent and rude and unhelpful. Now, for more tea. As I was cleaning out our kitchen cabinet, I found the piece of our shower that's supposed to go under the door to keep it from letting water out. Funnily enough, ours didn't have one so I bought one on Amazon. When putting it on, I had to cut it because the shower door was put on so crooked that I couldn't get it on. So, when "renovating" these people put the shower together wrong, the door was crooked, so they just tossed the piece that wouldn't fit under our sink and called it a day. Final tea. I got out of bed one day and the floor was wet. Gross. I call, maintenance goes next door and fixes our neighbor's AC unit which was flooding into our apartment. Turns out it had been flooding for quite some time because my dresser was covered in mold. I got them to schedule a carpet cleaning service, and they were very nice. Jewell also refunded me for the bookshelf, which was cool. But I missed an entire day of work because Cabrio refuses to do proper maintenance on their AC units. Anyway, I hope this serves as a cautionary tale. Corner house lofts is so expensive and really gross. Totally not worth it, save yourself the stress and just go somewhere nicer/farther and cheaper.

I've lived here about a year now as an undergrad student at U-M and it's amazing. As of late 2016…read moreit is under new management by Cabrio Properties. (And this is a completely honest and unsolicited review.) Pros: - Location. It's practically downtown and is a 4 minute walk to the Diag. Right across from North Quad. Relatively safe neighborhood, although I'd suggest being careful about wandering around the area super late. - Maintenance. Requests are submitted online through the Cabrio Properties portal and they respond within reasonable time. - Electricity and heat are charged directly to you; you only pay for what you use. - Free laundry on each floor!! This is an amazing perk. - Place overall is relatively new; bedrooms/bathroom/kitchen are in good condition. - Cable TV with DVR included - Internet is included and is decently fast. Just make sure you place your router in a good spot. - Fully furnished Cons: - No package room or front desk to take your packages for you. - While there's free laundry on each floor, know that not all the floors have the same machines and some laundry rooms are way more disgusting than others. They do seem to clean it though when they come to vacuum the hallways. Great thing is that you can just go to another floor to do laundry if you don't like your floor's :) - The single elevator is suuuper slow. - Some bedrooms are pretty tiny. Units overall aren't terribly spacious, but for the price it's still amazing for being practically on campus. - Sometimes overly-sensitive smoke alarms - Agree with previous reviewer; doors are often propped open... some people smoke in the alleyway and the smell rises into stairwell when the door's open. Overall, I think Corner House is a good deal. It's close, seems to be one of the more affordable high-rises, and is great if you want a slightly quieter neighborhood away from south campus. Highly recommended!

I would NOT recommend this place. It has become extremely unsafe, packages are stolen constantly,…read moreand cars are broken into weekly. A few cars have been stolen here as well. There have also been several fires in the past few years for some reason. Management does nothing about these issues and the attitude of the staff regarding these issues is ridiculous. They basically tell you to lock your cars. This place was nice for a while but is going down hill fast

I love everything about the grounds i have a stunning view for the most part and the neighbors are…read moreamazing. This place have some of the best service I've gotten in a long time. I know that when its time to sign a new lease it will. It will be lakeshore for sure! Great place to be thank you!

With an out of state management company this complex does not encourage its residents to be part of…read morethe community. Pet owners frequently have pets off their leash. They NEVER pick their dog's poop.

The Manager here is professional, helpful and an asset to this site! Terrye Kraft goes out of her…read moreway to make sure I am taken care of. She makes sure all the residents needs are addressed in a timely manner! Thanks Terrye :)

This is a great apartment complex. The service and maintenance team are top notch. I was sweeping…read moremy garage this morning, when Justin can by and offered to do the clean up for me. The grounds are always well maintained and any request I make is always met with courtesy and care.

I'll start off by saying that all rentals in Ann Arbor are incredibly overpriced and of low value -…read moreso I'll try not to hold that against this complex that they do not break this mold. I also want to say that most of these things would not bother me, were I not paying a premium rent (even compared to other AA rentals) for something advertised as "luxury." Things I don't like, but that they told me up front before I signed: 1. Cost - way overpriced, a bit worse than Ann Arbor average, presumably because these are newer buildings. 2. No garage for many units. 3. No carports at all. 4. No assigned surface lot spots (so guests can take the spots closest to the place you pay to live in, and you can walk from wherever). 5. The smaller floor plans don't have an island in the kitchen. Wasted space. Things I don't like, that were not clear before signing: 1. The model has a full-size, side by side washer/dryer. When I asked, in an incredulous tone, if this was standard in all the units, I was told yes. That is, in fact, not true. Come see my stacked washer/dryer. 2. The backsplash in the kitchen isn't even standard (apparently, as mine does not have it), that's how cheaply made and how many corners they cut building. This means that when a normal person cooks, there's splatter from oil, etc on the wall that just lives there now. Yes, so luxurious. 3. The insulation is terrible. I have quiet neighbors, so I don't have noise issues. But my bedroom is substantially colder than my living room, because it has two walls to the outside (not insulated by other apartments or the main outer hallway). You feel much colder immediately upon walking in there. Why? Because the place is built cheaply and your comfort and utility bills are not their problem. 4. The valet trash service routinely fails to leave me a recycle bin liner when they pick up my trash and recycling. This is not that big of a deal except that I am forced to pay for it monthly no matter how terribly the service is performed. Why? Because management contracts with this third-party company. So, then, when the company management has hired to take care of my recycling fails, it is somehow my job to call the trash service (monthly) to get them to do it correctly. 5. The lighting is awful. The kitchen lighting is so dim as to be useless, as if the place was built in 1999. There is no ceiling lighting at all in the living room, so the whole place is dark and sad even in the daytime because this is Michigan and it's overcast outside often. Like how hard or expensive would it have been to install a ceiling light/fan combo like the one in the bedroom? 6. There is ONE grill for an entire, large complex. One grill. And it was broken the first two months I lived here, if not longer, and that was basically all of summer when anyone would have used it. 7. There are bugs in the apartment constantly, since I first moved before I could be responsible for it. I have had maintenance spray almost monthly. 8. The apartment was dirty when I moved in. There was the previous tenant's hair STUCK to the bathroom floor. When I emailed about it, I got a call from the manager apologizing and explaining that that must have happened with the mopping. I don't think it's too much to ask that I move into a properly cleaned unit without someone's hair already in it. If that happened with mopping, wipe it up after mopping and before a new tenant moved in. The excuse cannot be that the staff are bad at cleaning. Also, the tub was clogged from day one of move in. Again, test and check these things before someone else moves in! Things I like: 1. Their website says dogs have to be 35lb or less. Not sure what their idea of 35lbs is, but 95% of the dogs I see walked in the neighborhood are at least 50lbs. I don't mind as I benefit from this, but if you want to live here you can bring your big dog. 2. Close to the bus stop. 3. The bedroom closet is gigantic, the bathroom also generously sized. 4. My neighbor across the hall is really nice and sometimes we ride the bus together. 5. There is an outdoor hot tub by the pool. 6. The two maintenance staff (seriously, just two men for the whole complex) are SO nice and friendly! They do a good job when they come out and are not intrusive at all. Things you might care about that I don't: 1. There are somewhat regular resident/community events. Overall, this place is truly meh. Again, if the place were 300/mo cheaper, I wouldn't have any complaints (except the hair in the bathroom, that is gross and totally preventable). Save your money and time. There is an overall vibe of management just being there because it's their job, but they have been polite, if not incredibly helpful.

Cheap rents and responsive staff. Every time I've called about a maintenance issue (just 3-4 times…read morein 2 years) in the morning, they've fixed it by the time I get back from work in the evening. Don't increase rent after your first year - big savings in a rental market that seems to have increases after every single year. Pay at least one business day early and you save $10 on rent. While it's not much, it's better than nothing you get at most places for paying early. Never try to barge in unannounced and give proper notice a few days in advance of anything going on in the building. The houses are old, but so are 90% of the rentals in Ypsi (or Ann Arbor, outside of the insanely priced new developments). They're well maintained though. Small shop, so there's no guarantee you'll get a person on the phone when you call. Leave a message and they always return every message that needs returning. Definitely worth checking out.

I rented from Ken Hays Apartments for over 10 years, between two other apartment rentals. It was…read morelike night and day, and I learned my lesson: If I ever rent another apartment, it will be through Ken. Granted, the apartments aren't high-class, with amenities like pool or weight room, but I don't need that. It's a great deal with low rental rates.Apartments that are clean, renovated, and bug-free. A management team that is responsive to your problems and inquiries, and maintenance available 24/7. Best of all- if you don't ask for them to come by, they leave you alone, and give you plenty of advance warning when they have to visit. What more could you ask for?