Cardinal Group Management

I've loved my time living here. Been here for 2 years. Like that there is a shuttle and Amazon lockers. The dog park is a good way for my doodle to interact with others!

Great amenities, large floor plans, relatively quiet

This is my 3rd year at Quarry Trail. They have updated the Front Clubhouse, painted all the buildings, replaced our roofs, added a dog park, and have done a lot to the complex. I have never had any issues living here and i love my roommates and my dog loves the new dog park

I absolutely love The Easley. It is new, clean, safe, and the staff is wonderful.

No issues. Safe, clean when I moved in, and no insects.

We have had a great experience at The Henry. Our 1 bed/1 bath apartment is spacious with lots of built in storage and has a lovely view of the mountains/downtown Denver. The building is extremely pet friendly, with its own dog park and dog washing station. The gym is amazing, the pool and club areas are very fun and well kept. There are tons of quiet work places to study which I use almost daily. There is roving security at night and the building feels very secure.

We did have a rodent problem in our storage space on the 1st floor, but the maintenance team was quick to address the issue.

The apartment itself is very nice. We have had limited issues. There were a few superficial things that we had to have maintenance fix when we moved it, and they did so promptly. There are many restaurants and stores within walking distance of the building. There is also a whole foods within walking distance. The apartment has a pool and hot tub, club room with a pool table and arcade games, and a small gym.

Studio apartments are quite spacious, but expensive. My base rate is $1495 for ~550 sq ft. With utilities, including internet, water, gas, electricity, parking garage, and amenities, my monthly payment is around $1800. The complex requires you to have renters insurance. Overall, I love the apartment complex. For it being my first time living in Denver, I feel myself and my property is very safe within the complex. As far as I know, management has changed within the last year and turned things around.

Apartment is OK. The leasing company is nice. Good for the price for sure.

The apartment is worth it for being so close to campus. There are definitely little things that are annoying, like not enough guest parking and very sensitive fire alarms, but overall it is a great place to live.

Property is well maintained.

The property managers rarely ever deal with maintenance quickly. You have to pester them constantly. We had three hornets nest on our porch for three months before they were removed. Once we moved out, they charged us $400 each for issues that were not our fault (they dropped them after a long appeal). The gym equipment was always broken. Not worth the money.

A brand new apartment that already has problems. Very new building but clearly design wasn't exactly their strong suit. A giant steel beam blocks one of the elevators making it hard to tell when one is opening, the cabinet doors seem to open the opposite way they should ergonomically, some of the bathrooms are 2-3x an appropriate size which wastes square footage. Its otherwise "fine", nothing special. They have it priced like a luxury apartment but they miss the mark in several spots.

The Easley is quiet, clean, and well-managed. It’s in a good location, walkable to restaurants/breweries/coffee shops, and close to every major grocery store. The amenities are great, the staff is kind and responsive, maintenance requests are handled quickly, and the building feels really safe. I would absolutely recommend the Easley to a law student looking to have a little bit of distance from the law school.

Overally Good, but some time there is delay for having maintanance and takes much time to receive deposit after leave the apart