Mission Rock Residential

Lovely place to live! Coming up on a year and it is super well maintained, great service for repairs and etc. Also, convenient to absolutely everything you could need! My family and I will be here for many years to come!

Older units but good price, good size, has parking garage, laundry/dryer in unit

Large units, easy access to HW 36, lots of surrounding food options, stores, parks, trails, and green spaces. Covered parking included. Maintenance has been incredible when we needed to call them.

This complex has become worse as a new management company has bought it out. The management's lack of communication is stress-inducing and disrespectful to tenants. The new management company, without warning, has suddenly and without giving much notification to tenants, changed the way that tenants are supposed to make rent payments. I would say that the only good thing about this complex is its close location to an RTD station, the fact that it has A/C & heating, as well as the in-unit washer & dryer.

Summit at Flatirons

A little older but overall a nice complex

My roommate and I are living in a newly renovated apartment with two balconies and a fire place. Parking is only $10-15 per month per person. Drive to class is 20 min or less everyday. Very quiet and family friendly. Gym, pool and lobby PRINTER included.

my apartment is about 20 minutes from the school, so it's great if you're leaving with someone who works in Denver. It is also cheaper than living in Boulder and the commute is well worth the saving on rent. The complex is very safe and clean. the management is nice and fixes any issues promptly.

great management, doesn't overcharge, older units but well-kept. decent gym

The amenities and apartment itself is nice, but I dread having to interact with anyone from the leasing office. During my renewal, after months of requesting my updated lease rate, I received the information 3 days before having to make a renewal decision with no decision extension given to me. This was advantageous to them as any additional months I stayed not under lease my rent would have shot up to $3,000. It felt predatory. Also, given the dorm construction on campus, there are a lot of undergraduates living here that are more rowdy than in the past.

This is my second year at the Morris, and I used to rave about my apartment to everyone I knew. It has changed management 3 times now, with the 2nd being the best, and this last management being tied for the worst. They increased parking from $5 to $50 for the first car. I can understand $50 still being below average for the area, but what I cannot understand is the 10x increase at once with no additional security measures being added to the residential floors, despite recent car break ins in our garage. An additional thing they added was a "common area electricity fee" which they marketed as being a small fee split among residents. Please tell me why person electricity bill for my apartment was less than the common area electric fee for this month...This does not even include the lack of communication to residents. i had to find out the building flooded (Several apartments) over the summer through a Google review. They never send anything out about fire alarms going off, we just randomly find out when we go to take the elevator and it doesn't work (because the alarms only go off on certain floors instead of all of them to indicate to us to evacuate).

Thatbeing said, concierge staff is amazing. The old maintenance team (with the 2nd management) were the absolute best. This new management team gets the job done, but they do not go above and beyond like the previous team did. The amenities are great and kept clean. Rooftop pool, gym, and lunge areas are fun and have a good view. I feel like the hours they are open should be extended a little more. I love the space and layout of my studio. The view is amazing, and even with full-wall windows, I do not get woken up in the morning (the shades cover well).

Overall, unless this management changes how things are going, I would not recommend. I am planning on not renewing after my lease is up unless things change. Instead of only paying a $60 rent increase, it is now almost $150 because of all the additional fees.

Great location, overpriced as are all Midtown apartments. New management is very responsive although there have been some issues in the past. Super friendly maintenance team and I love having a doorman.

Expensive but great location

I recommend

After touring many apartment complexes, I settled on The Morris because it felt the most homey with nice, warm finishes. It is a convenient walking location to the law school, while still having a little separation, and the staff are friendly and helpful. The peninsula counter in my floor plan also gives me a nice alternative space to study when I'm tired of sitting at my desk. I have not been disappointed with my choice.