Pretty old building but very comfortable. Management is pretty good about responding to maintenance requests in a timely manner. Very very close to campus (quick commute but also some noise/traffic). No provided parking.

Cheaper than any other apartments in the area for a reason. Elevator doesn't work and they gave up on fixing it. They will charge you for gas even though the only thing in your apartment that even uses gas is the stove (have fun with that $30/month service charge) and they will refuse to disconnect you. They should include it in rent if it's required.

Electricity is spotty and you can't use appliances if they draw more than 1200 watts (and then you'll see your lights dim.)

Plumbing is a joke and flooding from your upstairs neighbor's toilet is a thing. Along with the mold that comes with that. It's so bad that if you search google you'll see pictures of people's bathrooms with the ceiling caved in from toilet rot water.

I've moved out of this place and I'm glad I did. It is super close and cheap, which is why I stayed there, but don't make the mistake I did.

The apartment is very large with a lot of storage. However, there are some minor structural issues. Upon moving in, I noticed that some windows were broken; however, management was responsive and fixed the issue. The floors are extremely squeaky, but I live on the top floor so I cannot hear the impact this would have on the neighbors below me. The apartment is located right across from University Hospitals and the Health Education Campus. From the apartment to the Robbins Building is a 5-minute walk. To reach the nursing building and University Hospitals, it is less than a two-minute walk. The one disadvantage to being across from the hospital is the proximity to the Air Ambulance landing dock. The landing pad is located right outside of the apartment and when the helicopter lands or takes off (which it does so often), the noise is extremely loud and disturbing. Another issue with the apartment is the laundry room (located in the basement). The basement is not very well maintained and dark. Often getting to the laundry room is a bit scary. There are doors leading to empty, dark rooms that are often left open. The environment does not appear to be too safe. Lastly, the apartment has central radiator heating that is controlled by the apartment complex. It is turned on anytime the outside temperature drops below 50 degrees and turned off promptly when the temperature rises above 50 degrees. This often leaves the apartment very cold, particularly when the weather constantly shifts.

Old building, but we'll equipped with a responsive realtor. Very close to campus, Euclid, and little Italy

Old but close and safe

It is conveniently located on the campus right across Cornell from the old medical school building, with a shuttle stop right outside the front door to the HEC. This is also close to the 9 route on RTA which can take you close to one Walmart off of Warrensville road and if you ride till the end a Walmart in Mayfield. Though laundry is not included facilities are in the basement and clean. Overall a nice place to live, and convenient due to my lack of a car.

Older building but updated appliances. Clean living space. Management is helpful and timely. Location close to campus is convenient.

I do not like the apartments, they are old but not well maintained, the laundry its extremely expensive and having to pay both electricity and gas separately its somehow ridiculous. I had issues with insects and there is absolutely no light in my apartment. However, its the cheapest I found close to campus and since I do not have a car, the location its extremely convenient. I am not planning on moving.

The main selling point is the proximity to campus, but the building is old. You can hear your neighbors from all directions, especially above, which can be distracting or even enough to wake up from sleep. The management company isn't always helpful and always dismissive on the phone. If you prioritize distance to campus (car isn't strictly required), you might be able to put up with the drawbacks.

Pros:
-very close to school - can get from my apt to the lecture hall in 5 min
-maintenance is responsive
-apartment is clean
-elevator is helpful for move-in
-my packages never get stolen
-shower pressure is pretty good and water gets hot quickly
-lots of windows and light (my windows face Southwest)
-overall great layout. large close space
-I haven't seen any mice or ants (but I am on the 3rd floor)

Cons:
-noisy upstairs neighbors - floors transmit sound very well. I never hear my neighbors next door though
-building is old, so radiator will leak. if there's water issue from upstairs it will leak into my ceiling. windows rattle
-no parking and street parking is hard to come by
-helicopter pad at UH is right outside my window. very loud.
-coin laundry - I wish they had the refillable cards
-radiators heat the whole building, so you can't adjust the temperature of each apartment individually. Most times it is very hot in the wintertime - it doesn't bother me much since I like it on the warmer side and I open a window, but I can see how it might be bothersome.