Aertson Midtown

I really enjoy living at Aertson Midtown! It is only a 10 minute walk from class, I’m right next to a bunch of restaurants and bars, there are great amenities at the apartment building (study lounge, pool, rooftop, and gym), and it’s fairly quiet! Only downside is you have to pay for parking and there isn’t any guest parking.

My experience at the Aertson has been great. The floors are quiet, the apartments are modern, and I believe most (if not all) units have floor-to-ceiling windows which provide great natural light. I have had no issues with the actual apartment itself. There are two main challenges that standout (1) the elevators and (2) management. The elevators are extremely slow and generally (on the north side in particular) one elevator is almost always out of service or down. This isn't a huge issue but can be quite inconvenient. It happens more often than not. I would also say the management has been challenging to deal with. They are kind people but very slow to respond via email or even phone. I often have to send 3-4 emails and cc the manager in order to get a response. There have been multiple times I've called and left a message with no return call and I had to go down to the office. High turnover in the leasing office which leads to knowledge gaps, poor communication, and often mistakes or incorrect information when asking questions or when you need assistance with an issue.

Good but expensive

Definitely a bit pricey, but you can't beat the location if you can swing it! Be ready to host some law school parties/

You can't beat the location. I can make it from my apartment to a seat in a classroom in less than five minutes.

Great building and super close to campus!

Great location; terrible management

It is incredibly convenient and the facilities are lovely. I really do think it's worth the money and is actually around the same price as other similarly situated buildings

Expensive, North tower has bad elevators

The convenience of being steps away from the law school is unmatched, so to me the rent is worth it. Maintenance is not the most responsive/communicative which can be irritating for non urgent things that need fixing. The actual unit is very nice, I never hear my upstairs or next door neighbors unless they’re literally blasting music. It’s a good place, but the biggest draw is the location - if it weren’t where it was, I wouldn’t be living here.