University Commons

As of today, I have officially moved out of my four bedroom, two bathroom apartment at University Commons. I lived here for two years with three other friends of mine, and our experience here was… rough, to say the least. Let me start off by saying some good things about the place. The location was wonderful, community events were lovely and entertaining, giveaways and other events were fun, and the property manager and her team were kind and helpful people whenever we had issues. However, we had a lot of issues. Our unit was not in good shape. We did our best to take care of it, but problems arose again and again. Both bathrooms had ceilings leak due to our unfortunate upstairs neighbors misusing their own bathroom (it was a privately owned unit, because apparently that happens here, so t

I have had an exceptional experience living in this apartment building and wholeheartedly give it a 5-star rating. Here is why: (1) Competitive Rates: Among the various options I explored, this apartment offers the best rates. It's incredibly affordable, especially for students.They also frequently run promotions that are hard to resist. From waiving security deposits and application fees to offering bonuses for referrals. (2) Responsive Management: Any concerns or queries are promptly addressed. The management team is approachable and maintenance requests are handled in a timely manner, typically resolved within 1 to 3 days. Once, my oven was broken and they dispatched the maintenance to repair it. However, when the issue persisted, they promptly replaced the entire stove. (3) Conveni

If you like to cook, this won't be the place for you. Ended up moving out specifically because the kitchen was MISERABLY small. Even the fridge felt smaller than usual. Barely any counter space, we had to use the living room table for storage... The fridge door blocks off half the kitchen when open, for reference. You better hope you're the only one that likes cooking, because everyone will be in each other's way even if you just want toast. Cooking was genuinely stressful because of lack of space. Also, don't bother with the roommate matching form. They don't read it. There are rewards for posting 5 star reviews, so be wary. Outside of that, it was fine for the price. The community events are fun and management is friendly. Repairs were usually pretty quick. It's a roof over your head.

My experience at University Commons has honestly been really good so far. When I moved in this fall, there were a couple of small issues with my apartment — some cleanliness stuff and the dryer wasn’t working — but the team got it sorted out super quickly. I pointed out the hygiene issues in my room, and the manager had someone come the same day. The guys who were supposed to do it weren’t around, so another staff member (whose job wasn’t even this) stepped in and took care of it without hesitation. That showed me they actually care and are willing to go the extra mile to fix things. The dryer was fixed fast too. Management even offered us access to another unit’s dryer while we waited, though we didn’t end up needing it. The place itself is really nice for the price. I was pretty picky

I've lived here for a couple of months now, and I am very pleased with my unit and with the staff that work here. Management and maintenance are very quick to address anything that needs help. They actually care about where you live and were excellent with roommate matching. I really appreciate the community events and amenities. Additionally, parking is super easy as there are tons of spaces! All in all, I think for the price point and location, this is a great place to live.