80 on the Commons

Prior to moving to 80 on The Commons last August, I toured countless other properties in this area. The apartments are beautiful and well crafted. The location is stellar and close to so many attractions . The office staff and maintenance team have thus far been responsive, helpful, and professional. The building is cleaned frequently, and I love the safety measures in place to prevent others from roaming around the building and floors they don't reside on. They've updated the community room and it is beautiful and functional for an alternative place to work remote or relax. My only complaint so far has been the cost of my electric bill during these winter months but that's a story for NEC and not the property. It's a very solid choice if you are looking to move in the Columbus do

Incredible experience! This is my new go-to place to stay...not just in Columbus, but also across the country. The helpful text updates with an easy to navigate website allowed us to easily get our keys, find our room and get checked in. The room was clean, spacious and quiet. And the workout facilities were so good.

Save yourself and don’t move in here. I've lived in this apartment for less than 2 months, and my experience has been nothing short of terrible. The biggest problem is safety. The building uses a public garage where anyone can wander around, and I've had unsettling experiences—being followed and receiving disturbing notes with details like my license plate information. There have been multiple instances of people knocking on my door uninvited. When I approached the property manager about my concerns, they simply said there was nothing they could do. Due to these unresolved issues, I've been forced to break my lease and pay an extra 2 months of rent as a penalty. It’s a complete joke, and I advise anyone considering this apartment to be extremely cautious and thoroughly inspect the area, e

We were shut out of our apartment balcony by a faulty door, just days before a concert we were anticipating was going to happen in the performance space below. Within two days (while we happened to be away), Dylan got the Anderson company to come and not just fix the door but retrieve some items we had left out there that a storm might have blown away or damaged with rain — just in time for us to enjoy the concert from comfortable chairs on our balcony. Many thanks to this conscientious crew, who kept me updated on the project via text messages. I’m giving them five stars, despite that this issue never should have happened, creating a potentially dangerous condition.

1 star because I have enjoyed my apartment at 80 on the commons over the last few years but the building is ran by costal ridge, which if I could, I’d give them zero stars, a faceless corporation that has zero empathy and compassion for its residents. No logic or competence goes into decisions made at the building. Although it’s nice, it’s extremely expensive for what you get. Hollow plywood doors, cheap appliances, cheap carpet, and they use NEP for their utility services, the biggest scam I’ve ever been apart of. If you’re considering moving in, make sure you understand what you’re getting into, look up NEP reviews, consider you’re living in a community ran by a faceless corporation, and although they promote luxury living , it’s only luxury on the surface level. Stay safe!