The most appealing part of this residence is it’s proximity to campus, but with classes being on zoom, its less of a positive. An important thing to know before living here is they only have heating OR cooling depending on the time of the year. They switched to heat in early October which lead to all the apartments having no airflow and being over 80° inside (it got up to 87° in my apartment once) until December because there is no AC until they turn it back on in the Spring. I was able to open my window but if it was chilly outside it would make my apartment too cold and then when I shut the window it would heat right back up to 80°+. Having a fan for the fall through the summer is a must. There is also only lighting in the closet, bathroom, and kitchen so you will need to bring lamps for the living room and your bedroom. The apartments aren’t that nice and the bathroom and kitchens are kinda gross but it’s what you get for the price in this area. Parking is in a garage but most of it has been closed off for “construction” since September so you may have to park on the upper levels instead of the lower level that connects to the building. The gym and community room are also closed because of covid with no plans to reopen. Overall it’s kind of not great but it’s fine if you want to live close. The walk to UH is incredibly convenient so that’s nice.

Being in University Circle, it is close to campus, places to grab a quick bite, the train station, and Little Italy. It is somewhat small, but the security, ease, convenience, and location make up for it. They have free laundry rooms available for use, and there was a gym and study rooms available for use before the pandemic hit. I believe they don't really allow pets unless it's a special case. It houses other graduate students, so it's nice and quiet aside from the occasional ambulance. It is definitely an old building, as they have to switch from heat to A/C and back, as well as a leaky window when it rained and a closet door that kept getting unhinged. Otherwise, these are minor compared to other places in the area at the same price. Maintenance/management was responsive when I came to them with these issues.

The apartment seems empty and feels foreign when you first arrive but after you move everything in it really feels like your space. When the gym was open it was great and always clean. I never had issues getting in the apartment using my case ID. Ms. Kim is a great manager!

Great location, close to CWRU

Great staff, safe location, easy access to food. Love every aspect of living in the triangle, except that I would need to take the shuttle to get to the clinic. Would have moved to a closer location if I werent graduating soon.

So far, so good! I think it's enough space, but I also don't really need a lot of space. The appliances could be newer, but they work just fine. I do hate the paint choice for the walls, but I can live with it. Kim and Jenny are awesome! Super, super nice and very responsive if you have any questions/issues (which is rare since they do an amazing job of providing all the info necessary and making sure things are running smoothly).

Getting packages and mail has been a breeze. So far, no issues whatsoever.

So far, no pest issues.

Limited facility usage (gym, study rooms, etc. currently closed) due to the pandemic, but I'm sure they'll go back to full usage when it's safe to do so.

No issues with the laundry facilities, although of course I wish they were in unit instead. :)

So, yeah. So far, so good! :)

Hi! I have been living in a studio at the Triangle apartment for the past 3 years.

First of all, the location is great. It used to be better before we moved in to the new dental building because I could have walked to the building in ~5 to 7min . However, it is still pretty good because the buses stop at the old building, and the buses run quite often, maybe every 5~7min? So getting to the old building takes about 20~25min including the walk, the wait for the bus, and the bus ride itself, which isn't bad at all.

The apartment is pretty expensive for a studio. But I do feel that apartments here cost about the same in general, unless you live farther away or live with a roommate.

The apartment is great. Nowadays it has become a dorm for undergrad students, but there are still some floors designated for grad students. Since it is built for students, the service is great. The maintenance does pretty much all the repairs for you. Laundry is free and parking is good. There is a small gym (very small) and a study room and lounges. In the lounge, there is a ping pong table and a pool table (I used to play everyday with my friends back when I was a D2). Most importantly for me, it was safe. The neighbors are friendly, and the sound proof is real good. I don't hear anything from my neighbors unless they are really, really being loud (like screaming).

Overall, the distance is good, the location is awesome (surrounded by restaurants), the management is super, super nice, it is safe, but it is a bit expensive and the studio unit is quite small.

Overall comfortable amenities for a grad student. All utilities being included in one payment is also very convenient. Staff is also very attentive and always willing to help.

Great location, excellent staff

This apartment has everything I need. It's a rennovated building, the location is great, and the management is fantastic to work with. Although it is a little pricy, it is absolutely worth the price! (And all utilities, cable, internet, gym, and washing/drying of clothes is included).