Village Promenade

The only advantage is the walkable distance to campus. If you don't have a car, it's a tolerable location. However, the cons severely outweigh this: - Extremely overpriced for Muncie, with an absurd $100/month fee for parking. And the parking garage spaces are so limited and small, my car got scratched out by neighbors when I’m out of town. - Constant noise from the neighboring bar, with loud music pounding until 2 AM every night. - Paper-thin walls mean you can hear your neighbors' conversations and music clearly.

Appliances and fixtures were missing or broken when I moved in. The unit did not look like it had been cleaned. Towards the end of my lease there were many cracks in the ceiling leaking water when it rained and maintenance would patch the wrong crack or only patch one of them, but they kept coming back. We had mold growing on the ceiling, again maintenance came and scrubbed it with a brush and the mold kept returning. There were mushrooms growing from the baseboards. When a maintenance request was put in about cleaning the washer and dryer unit because it was disgusting and didn't look like it had been cleaned, for some reason they spray painted over the dust collecting at the bottom.

Have been living here since January 2025, and I can’t say enough. The leasing agents and leasing manager are caring and very genuine. The maintenance crew is quick to help solve any problems that I may come across and the building is just beautiful! I love the rooftop hang outs and the pool/hot tub! It’s very clean and the place runs smoothly! Love living here and genuinely sad to leave in July.

Shower head sucks, shower ceiling leaking, mold everywhere, not cleaned prior before I moved in, microwave handle missing, sink barely works, the ceiling in my living room is basically gone, increases rent the longer you take to sign your lease, overall I would rather live in Stu west.

Pros: Location: Conveniently close to campus, which is ideal if you don’t have a car. Furnished Units: Fully furnished apartments eliminate the hassle of buying or moving furniture. Flexible Leasing Options: The 5- and 10-month lease terms worked well with my academic schedule. Cons: Overpriced: You can find significantly more affordable apartments in nearby buildings with comparable amenities. HVAC Issues: The original in-unit thermostats were replaced with a “more efficient” system that not only adds $20/month to rent but is also controlled by the office. Any temperature adjustments must be requested via email, with a 24–48 business hour wait time, an inconvenience that undermines basic tenant comfort. Unreliable Maintenance: Maintenance is often slow and inconsistent. Some issues