Campus Apartments

The apartment was very spacious with a lots of windows and light, and storage space. The kitchen and the bathroom were tiny compared to the spacious rooms. There is a courtyard in the front. The apartment building was very family friendly - lots of kids and also a good mix of students and professional adults. Good walking neighborhood with nearby restaurants. About 20-25 minute walk to the School of Nursing or 10 minute bus ride - 42 bus stop is right across the street. Management was responsive to requests, however, there was a cockroach problem - I think this is a problem everywhere in the city though. My family and I felt very safe in the building since there were two locked doors to go inside the building. Laundry was located in a separate building just steps away - payment via an app which is very convenient. The way the building is shaped, this particular unit only shares a small wall with only one other unit and it was in the kitchen so it was great for our family with kids. Overall, a great apartment. We only stayed about a year, but would have lived there longer if my kids had gotten into Penn Alexander.

Do not live here. The building is old and poorly managed. As the title suggests, the building is infested with mice.

Great apartment, quiet, lots of space, responsive maintenance for anything that happens, close to the lawschool.

Overall it is fitting for what I was looking for in an apartment: I wanted to live alone for a price that is cheaper than living on campus, I wanted the place to be pretty quiet compared to living on campus, a clean bathroom, and I wanted the unit to be renovated within the last 5 years.
- Pros: only pay electricity and laundry, free wifi, quiet, relatively cheap, nice neighbors, transportation shuttle provided by UCA.
- Cons: smells like smoke/weed in the building, no elevators, no central A/C, building is old and the renovations are bare minimum (ie. walls still cracked/paint uneven/carpet is dingy), sometimes not all the way cleaned in between when one resident leaves and another moves in (ie. still had lots of hair in the carpets from last resident when I moved in).

It is not the most "cool" place to live but is very convenient for an Emory student that has never been in Atlanta before and specially if you at not thinking on buying a car. It one of the most affordable building you will find and you do not have to buy furnisher.
The apartment was good, it came furnished and the size of the bedroom was good. It is a place full of graduate Emory students, specially in healthcare related programs. We had an Emory shuttle stop in front of the building. It was 30 minutes walking distance to the university. It is 15 minutes drive away from the belt line and from Buckhead, so not far from social life.

The apartment has been great, we have a nice corner apartment which gets quite a bit of light but is not within view of surrounding buildings.

It can be a bit loud during the day for short periods of time since there are deliveries happening in the facility behind the building, but it is imperceptivble in the bedroom.

I've lived in this studio all throughout med school. Building does has 1-2 bedroom units as well. Management and maintenance are responsive and friendly although there can be pest issues if you don't keep your place clean. Maintenance does provide traps if needed. Great location in West Philly with an affordable price. Across the street from Penn Police so I feel relatively safe. Close to grocery store and other University City restaurants/shops on the edge of campus limits; 15min walk to the med school. Close to all forms of public transit including bus and subway. Few amenities included and no truly secure package area. I usually have packages sent to rental office which is a 2min walk from apartment building.

Good price, extremely safe neighborhood (crime rate comparable or even lower than areas of university city), good ethnic restaurant nearby, off campus so you don't feel like you're still at school, and no unnecessary amenities. No in-unit laundry. Good bus and L access. Very thick walls.

Spacious 1 bed 1 bath apartment. Quiet neighborhood and walls are thick. The building is a renovated hotel, and the maintenance is good. They clean the hallways every week. Heater turns on automatically by the building, and sometimes it's too hot, but all utilities except electricity are covered which is nice. Residents are a mix of grad and undergrad students, and families.

The building has mice, gets too hot in the summer and the winter. Even totally shutting down the radiators is not always enough. I often need to turn the AC on cold when it is like 30 outside.

Other than some bathroom issues during November I'm not super picky.

I've been here for a year and a half and overall like the place. The management company is fairly responsive. We did have a rodent problem for a month, but it seems to have been resolved. The rent is cheap and the location is very good (near trolleys and MFL and buses). It's not a place to write home about, but it gets the job done. It is on a loud street #philly #cityliving

A nice cozy space you can call home

Is an overall good complex of apartments, because it is close to school and the shuttle stops just in front of it, however is not the best place for social life. It is also the best price you can get. The apartment those the job but has nothing special, you can tell it is a little old. So if your looking for a convenient and good price place and don't care for it to be a nice modern place where people would go for social gatherings, it works.

You get what you pay for. Close to campus. Doesn't have the latest amenities, but it is a cheaper option. Management is easy to deal with.