Town Management

Great location. 5 minute walk to campus. Parking in garage is $100 per month. Have 2 dogs. Security so parking lot is safe.

Pros:
*Apt/people: Great clean nice spacious modern apartment. Beautiful spacious kitchens, new appliances. Friendly full time concierges if you need really anything at any time, 24/7 coffee, free Friday happy hours. Quiet residents, many are medical professionals and med/dental students. Your own washer/drier unit.
*Area/Safety: Increasingly safe area, very secure with 24/7 concierge at the door. Shortest walk to HEC and clinic ~ 5 min!!! Super great to be able to break up the 8 hour days and go home for 50 minutes over lunches. Beautiful view of the HEC and church, love the grass. Urban kitchen and fluffy duck cafe are below, which are great places to eat. I love how it’s a go to central spot to host your friends, with other housing options around it in all directions, and nearest to the HEC.
*Concierges helping with pets/plants: Free dog walking services, water plants, feed your cat. Very helpful if you’re out of town or can’t come back to let your dog out in the middle of the day. Just text or call the concierge and give them a schedule.
*Amenities: big gym, open 24/7. Large recreational room with a big kitchen, pool table, ping pong, couches, tables, tv’s for hosting up to ~50 people. Outdoor roof top space with grill and electric fire places are lovely in the summer for gatherings or studying. Free apt maintenance if anything breaks or needs repair.

Cons:
*Many ambulances that are loud on Chester through the day/night.
*In the winter the building heat is set high, with my room staying around ~75-80˚F and they don’t offer AC above 50˚F outside. So to cool off my apt I have to open a screened window; this has been very problematic for sleeping.
*No dedicated private study rooms. Just the large recreational room, which is still very often quiet.
*The gym doesn't have squat racks or bench presses.
*The washer and drier are pretty small, and the drier takes about 2-3 hours to actually dry things.
*Rent is one of the highest in the area.
*Frequent top management changes, though it doesn’t affect me and I don’t notice since the staff you see regularly stay.

If you will be a student at the HEC, Innova is one of the most convenient places you can live at.

Walkable distance to school so good for those don't have a car. The property is moderately and have good security. The also have a spacious gym and a rooftop where a lot of dental student event happen. You can also get a amazing HEC campus view from your bed.

The process of getting an apartment was so easy and it’s so convenient that the property is located across the street. Although the rent seems pricey, you’ll be paying about the same anywhere else because you’ll have to get a gym membership, buy case westerns parking pass, gas money, etc.

Utilities and parking aren't included, so I am paying around $1800 total per month for a studio. It is more on the expensive side, but it is just across the street from HEC. The location is very important to me since I spend a lot of time at school. The apartments are also very nice and management is quick to respond to any problems.

Location is great but rent is extremely overpriced for what you get. Walls and floors are thin and can hear through them depending on where you live.

Good location and services. The building itself is a bit old but is well maintained. Recommended!

It has been amazing living here so far. Management has greatly improved and is always there when I need their help. Amenities are also great with a nice gym, sky deck and lounge upstairs. The only complaint I have is that the Air conditioning struggles to get low (into the high 60s) during the summer due to being an “energy-efficient” building, and completely turns off during the winter! This means I have to leave my windows open if my apartment is too warm (which it is often for my liking).

Innova is a great convenient spot next to school, which is the main reason my roommate and I live here. The rent is pretty expensive compared to other living situations but it is safe and well maintained. I think having a roommate makes the rent more tolerable, but if you don't mind a commute I would look elsewhere. The new management is much better than the last company and definitely makes and effort for events and free food.

Location is the main selling point and why rent is so expensive. Other than that it's a standard apartment building. Covered parking is also a plus.

Good. Good services and team. But the rent is kinda high

Building and amenities are great, management and staff are very helpful, location is as good as it gets for students at Samson pavilion.

Rent increased alot this year and its so high and charge 100$ for parking

So far everything has been excellent as far as amenities, security, management. Office, maintenance, concierge staff are all very helpful and available.