Great place to live if you want to live alone!

Great place to live!

The apartment has been great, no issues that were not fixed. It is on the expensive side but has central AC and heating. There are only two things that I hate about the apartment. One is that it is far from case so you will need to drive or ride the bus and the other is the $2 to wash and $2 to dry a load of laundry (this shit is way to expensive).

It's a pet friendly, clean, convenient apartment, but it's a little be far away from school.

Management is nice and helpful. Packages are always delivered to your apartment door with no issue. Residents are quiet. Rent for first year started at $930 for first term lease and increased to $960 at the start of the COVID-19 pandemic and my second term lease...

Management and maintenance are incredibly friendly, the residents are all fairly quiet, and Ive never had a issue with pests / bugs

The Concord has been a great experience with few issues over the many years I lived here. The main thing is that you need a car for commute to Case campus.

It’s a great place to live—within walking distance from Daves, USPS, Home Depot, Marshalls. And it’s clean and safe. But it’s not in the school area and you’d better drive to school because it need relative longe time between buses.

Overall I've had a good experience at the Concord. The unit itself is newly renovated with hardwood flooring in the living room and kitchen, appliances in good working order, and granite countertops. There's free outdoor parking in front of the building. Management has been very friendly although I haven't needed to call maintenance yet. Additionally the location is good as it's right across the street from a Dave's and right in front of the 9 RTA bus which goes to the HEC. The apartment itself is in front of the Cleveland Heights police station and safety hasn't felt like an issue.

In terms of downsides, the water pressure for the sink is lacking (although the shower is fine) and recycling can be a chore because you have to walk to the back of the building. Also there is a pervasive smoke smell in some hallways and most of the common areas look a bit worn down. Finally, Severance Circle itself is somewhat of an abandoned mall area and there's not much besides groceries within walking distance.

The fitness center has also been mostly closed due to COVID but that's outside of the management's control of course.

It's a great building with really incredible staff. The apartments are spacious and newly updated. They have community washers and dryers, which is the part that I don't like.