BH Management Services

The place is really bad. really old and not well maintained. Water pipes get broken easily and you are without water for several days. Infested by coakraches, gets flooded, humidity underneath the carpet and through the walls. No security, thieves can enter easily to the property.

Full disclosure was not given when renting an apartment in Bldg 1. The Village is active as it should be. However, nothing was mentioned about the noise from motorcycles, revving car engines, and parties until 2-3 a.m. at the Mona Club and Cigar Bar. Five nights a week the noise is horrendous; from 8pm to 3am. Then you have the dragging of tables across the concrete at 4am after the bar has closed. The windows are not double paned and I can hear every word of the conversations held during their visit. The plumbing knocks when in use, the floors and walls are paper thin, the upstairs neighbor stomps when she walks. Children run laps in the hall as the parents encourage them to run. To break the lease it will cost $3,500 plus the 2 months rent while waiting out the two month notice. Maybe bldgs 3-5 maybe quite as they are further down the street but bldg 1 and 2 are right on the main drag strip.

Great in terms of location, between Downtown and Oakland. Abandoned buildings and homeless people very common in this area though. Not the safest.

Arbors of Brentwood is great for students who want to live a bit farther from campus and don't mind a commute. The complex is situated on a hill and set back from the road so that traffic can't be heard, but it's close to major roads and interstates for easy travel. The complex is very close to the Ellington Agricultural Center, which has some beautiful trails for short hikes, is within a mile of multiple grocery stores, and is within walking distance of the Edmonson Pike public library. Prices are very reasonable for Nashville, the apartment is pet friendly (maximum of two dogs or cats per unit), maintenance is responsive, and there are two pools and a small gym on-site. The complex very quiet and family-friendly - the school bus picks up and drops off directly at the front of the complex. The biggest downside is the distance from campus - about a twenty minute drive, without easy access to bus stops or other public transit options.

Moved in to a dirty apartment that had the previous tenant's belongings and paint ripped from walls. Not a great area of Pittsburgh either.

I live near the airport because I wanted to afford living alone! My apt is 850sqft with a balcony. It genuinely feels big, open, bright, and clean! I have a walk in closet, in unit washer and dryer, and storage closet on the balcony. My apt is specifically cheaper bc it still has carpet (but I also pay pet rent for 2 cats). I feel safe here! The apt also comes with a privacy lock and alarm system. The apt complex also is gated. Management has been kind and responsive. There's a creek nearby so it does come with a few bugs here and there, but being persistent during summer helps a lot and I dont really have to worry abt it. There's a small gym, two pickle ball courts, dog parks, and pool.

Been at Torreyana for almost 5 months. Really like it so far.

Pros:
-responsive maintenance (usually come to repair issues no later than the next day)
-pretty good gym (has enough equipment for beginners)
-common areas are kept clean
-apartment is renovated and has smart-home features (smart a/c, lights and door lock)
-complex feels welcoming and peaceful (lots of big trees, very quiet for the most part)

Cons:
-kind of far from campus (~20-25 min)
-rent is a bit pricey
-surrounding area is not that great (but still not terrible)

I moved in and they never cleaned my apartment. There was damage left to be repaired

Bad management with unclean, outdated apartments. Noisy street and building. Definitely not luxury apartments like described

The building is mainly young professionals and graduate students. The gym is great. Pros: closeness to campus and downtown, rent is reasonable for a luxury apartment, gym has Pelaton. Cons: thin walls (but that is any apartment), noise from 5th Ave traffic, elevator does break down often but is usually fixed within a day.

Rooms are wonderful. Parking is limited and you will not usually have a spot immediately. There is a parking lot across the street that you can pay for monthly. Doors are locked and you are given a key fob to scan. You must also use the fob to get into the elevator. Overall it is a great apartment which is very close to campus.

Modern, well maintained building with all the bells and whistles. The neighborhood is being very slowly gentrified so there are some nice buildings going up but not many businesses. There is a gas station with booze right next door though, pretty clutch.

my apt is 850 sqft and I think it's amazing! There are bug problems, but I feel like that's expected since it's like within this little forest. I really love it! It is right next to the airport, but you don't hear planes. It's a 14-18 min drive to and from campus usually, but about 30 minutes during rush hour (before my 8am class). It also has an alarm system which is cool

It has a nice gym, two pools, and the apartment itself is very solid. Its spacious and looks new. My biggest issue with the apartment itself is that the bathroom can only be accessed through the bedroom, which is inconvenient. I'm also definitely overpaying for rent at 1800/month.

Maintenance is quick and friendly, front office is nice, 3 pools, gym is great, parcel locker so packages don't get stolen, home security system with an app to unlock or lock the doors