Verano Place is great for grad students at UCI. Although the amenities aren't the nicest or newest, the price is great and the location is incredibly convenient. Groceries, movie theater, Starbucks, and various restaurants are all within walking distance.

It's great for the price, and very proximate to the law school.

The apartment overall is pretty good. It is new and spacious. However, since we live in the third floor, there should be an elevator. It's always really hard to carry all the stuff with our baby upto the third floor.

Nice.

Live with a roommate. His room is too close to the bathroom, and he can hear me when I shower.

There's a lot of kids running around, but it's not a big deal.

Overall, not really there. Spend most of my time at school.

Management is okay, the person who they have at the front desk is whatever.

good but little old. no swimming pool.
not enough storage.
lack of sunlight

Overall, the Verano housing is a very nice place to live. Neighbors have been relatively quiet as many are grad students or have their own families. There was an issue in 2015 when Verano tried to have some termite treatment done and had several problems--principally lack of notice and not providing adequate storage space for items that may be affected.

Additionally, you may think that you are a safe area since you're in Irvine, however, you still must use common sense, and close your sliding door when you are not home to ensure that there will not be intruders.

It is definitely the most cost-efficient housing in Irvine. I could not be happier with the amount of rent I pay for an apartment that is close to campus, a grocery store, and the UCI gym. The walls are paper thin, and I can hear almost every step that my upstairs neighbors take, but I think that it is all worth it for the price.

I think this apartment is great for my needs, which are to be close to school and be comfortable at home. I'm not too picky and everything seems to work well and the facilities coming quickly if there's a problem. I'm very happy.

I live in new verano and I think it's great. I only rated the social scale low because it's family oriented and I don't have children, but I also don't have any issues with this or mind. I think there just isn't a very large social scene for younger apartment renters. Oh the whole though I think facilities is very responsive, the apartment front desk is very helpful and nice, and the facilities are perfect for me.

Has everything you need, except air-conditioning. If it get's hot, the apartment can be unbearable (100F+ indoors, upstairs). Otherwise the upshot is the convenience (in between main campus and ARC). Housing office is not the most responsive by email, but is reasonably responsive when you actually get a hold of someone.