Cardinal Group Management
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What's great
- Building management has been attentive and easy to work with
- Management is always responsive to needs
Featured properties
Recent Cardinal Group Management reviews
Fallyn
The Fallyn has been incredible to live in. It is definitely on the pricey side, but realistically it is not much more expensive than the Broadview but it is much nicer. It is only one block further walk than the Broadview, and my apartment has ample space. The roof top is one of my favorite places to study and they have study spaces/office rooms on floor 1. The rent includes the gym with Pelatons and the pool which is on floor 7 and there is a bar and restaurant right there with waitresses serving. Floor to celing windows, glass walk in showers, and so much sunlight. I live with one roommate and our flat rent is $3675/mo but with electricity, water, wifii, parking (all in) it is just under $4000...about $3950. The people I know living in the Broadview pay $1800 a month each, so this ultimately is not much more for the difference in niceness in my opinion. Great location for any of Vandy's graduate programs. Closets are all very spacious. Can get loud on weekends, as windows are seemingly thin and I feel like I can sometimes hear noise from the hall. Never have seen a bug in 5 months. Lobby always smells so good. Cleaners constantly in building cleaning elevators, hallways, etc. Front desk concierge 24/7. No one can just scan to your floor without having a key fob for your exact floor. Feels very secure.
Great Place to Live
This apartment is very nice with plenty of amenities. The highlight as an Owen student is the fact I can walk to class in 5 minutes.
Love this place
Millennium Music Row isn't just an apartment complex; it's a vibrant lifestyle destination in the heart of Nashville. From the moment you step inside, you're immersed in a world of luxury and convenience. The sleek, modern design paired with top-notch amenities creates an unparalleled living experience.
Expensive but love it
The apartment is in Franklin, so it’s expected to be more expensive than other areas, rent increased by $100 when it was time to renew too. But it’s pet friendly, the staff is amazing, and the quality overall is the apartment is nice. I also feel extremely safe here and love the surrounding area. Only downside to me is the small washer and dryers.
Reverb is sweet.
interior of neighborhood is darling, great for dogs on the smaller side. The pool was fabulous, and it was sparingly used by other residents so there was always availability. Lots of tree coverage inside of neighborhood which was very nice, try and get an apartment that's windows aren't street-side. No gas, all electric. High ceilings, carpet only in the bedrooms. Walk in closet. Loved it. Gym is decent. Bus routes all around are so useful. walkable to the best Parkway Tavern in the city, and literally spitting distance to LVAC.
1001 S State Street - great value in the South Loop
Apartment mostly consists of late-20s and early 30 year olds (mix of couples and singles) living here so apartment complex is quiet. A 7 minute walk to the Museum Campus/11 Street Metra stop. Two blocks from Trader Joe's on Roosevelt. Great pool and gym in the building. Three blocks from the UChicago Campus Connector bus when you don't feel like taking the metra.
They charge everything
You can’t do any meeting, you need to pay extra fees, you can’t have guests (especially if you are international), the water charge always come later, the common area is small ( office) compared to b9 or s9 where there is plenty of space.
810 9th street
It was generally a great apartment and I enjoyed my time there. The leasing office always ensured that we had the best experience.
Without a refrigerator for a month!
Cyan has taken over a month to repair a broken refrigerator which is considered an essential appliance. It is STILL not fixed! This should have been replaced within a week! They do not care about tenants. I do not recommend Cyan, there are much better apartments that actually do required maintenance.
810 Ninth Street Review
No bugs, calmer environment
810 Ninth Street Review
Great Apartment
Good, but incredibly overpriced
810 is perfectly fine. It is quite and located on beautiful, quiet streets, thus very good for families or people wanting to stay away from party buildings like S9/ B9. Appliances / kitchen high quality and very good. Management are very good and helpful. It is clean and modern and no bugs.
However, it is extremely expensive for what it is. The apartments lack character and aren't very spacious. The gym is not very good. I pay more than a London rental for a worse property.
Great Place to Live but Room for Improvement
The complex is pretty quiet and mixed demographically (i.e. not just college students). My unit was just redone prior to me moving in a couple years ago so I assume they're in the process of upgrading all of them. Rent is VERY high, however. Especially considering the amenities are lacking in quality. The fitness area is small and dated while the dog "park" is literally just a small fenced in square with major holes in the fencing. That said, the front office and maintenance team has been very responsive which is more than you get from a lot of apartments.
810 Ninth Street Review
An OK building.
Tuscany Apartments Review
Vermin in walls, unresponsive management, predatory pricing and rental practices