Good value for the price & one of the more affordable options with roommates. Units are very landlord-dependent so would recommend trying to see it in person if possible. Lots of space and storage but not a lot of natural light. Really quiet and close to parks + easy to drive out of Ann Arbor.

great place to live, but sometimes has a bug problem
flooring may be a bit slanted

The Riverhouse apartments are very hit or miss - some of them are newly renovated and super great while others are not renovated and have landlords that are a difficult to work with.

Excellent location near the medical school campus and across a beautiful park! Apartment is spacious and secure!

Great! Landlord is fantastic - attentive and communicative. Only challenge has been the parking issue (does not appear to be enough parking given the number of residents). Solution: apply for parking quickly with the start of the new year so you and your roommate get a spot.

There are lots of things to consider when deciding where to live in medical school. Because of the pandemic, I am grateful to be in the White Coat area, which means I see my classmates on a more frequent basis due to the sheer number of us living here.

Things that I love about my apartment: hardwood floors, balcony, big sunny windows, open dining room/living room/entryway design, in-unit laundry (not all Riverhouse has this I think), big bedroom.

Things that could be better: kitchen size (pretty small), appliance/bathroom/kitchen update, more storage, would love a yard (but we have tons of grass/green space).

Very convenient location

Riverhouse condos fall just over the line onto the nice side of the "white coat neighborhood". They are hit or miss because they are privately owned and rented, therefore the amenities (dishwasher/washer/dryer) as well as the "niceness" of the apartment varies. Our individual unit has some problems with the heat and being too hot as well as some humidity problems. I assume this is unit to unit as I have not heard this in other units. Additionally, any unit maintenance is reliant on your owner for the most part. Additionally, payments can be electronic or in some cases by mail which is a hassle (owner dependent).

One parking spot comes with the apartment, another spot is a scramble (1-2 days) to see who can get the application in for an additional space as they always run out.

Pool is the nicer pool in white coat neighborhood and is pretty well kept up and nice to use during the warmer months.

12-15 min walk to the hospital.

I've been living here since 2016 and think the place is a great deal, considering the price. I'm in a relatively unrenovated unit, but it's in mostly good condition.

The property manager (new as of 2018) isn't amazing, but they've been making steady improvements and have been handling maintenance at a reasonable rate. However, they only deal with issues outside your apartment - your individual condo owner deals with internal stuff, so be sure they're responsive before renting, as these buildings are pretty old.

Amenities = balcony/porch, outdoor pool, chip-card laundry (outdoor access), locked bike sheds, visitor parking. Some units come with covered parking spaces.

I really like the apartment that we are in. It is nice with hardwood floors. There is also a pool which is nice in the warmer months. These are condos so every landlord is different and every unit is slightly different. Noise isn't a problem. The complex is a mix between grad/medical students and older adults/retired people. I have had problems with Michigan Condominium Management. I have called when there have been problems on the weekend when they have people "on-call" and they are not helpful at all. They answered the phone calls and each time it seemed like it was a chore to answer the call.

Socially, if you have friends in the complex it is very convenient to walk over to their apartment, however it is an Uber away to any bars or social scene.