Great space, great location. Beautiful neighborhood, and it's right above a bakery. What more could…read moreyou ask for?

My business partner and I started working at TenPod in January of 2020 and are proud to call it our…read morefirst "real" office after starting the company in my basement. The space is open and comfortable and there are plenty of great people that work there. Like most offices they have had to adapt to the challenges of the pandemic and have done an admirable job.

I had to move in fairly quickly because I needed a place, and the move in manager (I can't remember…read morehis name) made the entire process incredibly easy. He helped me get everything completed, and I was able to move in within 2 days. Communication was smooth throughout, emails came through promptly, and the apartment tour went well. He answered all of my questions without any issues. I did have a few maintenance concerns after moving in, but the maintenance team responded very quickly, which I really appreciated. They even came back a second time just to make sure everything had been fixed correctly, and that level of attention to detail really stood out. Management has been very responsive whenever I've needed anything. The mail system feels very secure, and while the parking garage is a little tight, it's nothing that most people won't be able to handle. The building is also very quiet overall, aside from the occasional dog barking, which is just part of apartment living. The apartment itself has great features, and honestly, I don't have many complaints. I absolutely love the washing machine and the dryer which is in unit as well. The only downside is the cost structure. Parking is an additional charge on top of rent, and utilities are billed separately, so it can make the monthly expenses a bit higher than expected. Even so, I've been very happy with my experience living here and would recommend it to others looking for a well-managed, quiet community.

Recently went for a tour and it has been by far the best experience I have had looking at…read moreapartments. Marc Anthony was the one who gave us the tour he was super personable, respectful, and super kind! He was very helpful in finding a place to park, immediately met us in the garage welcomed us with a warm smile and a handshake. I loved how he interacted us throughout the tour and making sure all our questions and needs were met.

Faris the owner treats his business like a party. I reported members stealing from me, yelling at…read moreme & touching me. He then suggested I hugged one of them. He told me I ruined the community for repotting the issue. He told me he did an investigation & that what I said wasn't true but never looked at my proof & never provided proof of investigating the situation. There is more. I have never reported inappropriate touching before by two people & then asked in text to hug that person who I reported touched me inappropriately. In my opinion if you value your safety, don't sign up for a membership, there.

I'm new to Portland, and only learned about NedSpace after an event venue fell-through at the last…read moreminute, for an gathering I was supposed to host in less than 24hrs. Mark heard my call for help through the social grapevine, and invited me to use the NedSpace space--and, wow! Coziest media room with couches, tables, dimmable floor lamps and a projector + screen that could easily accommodate ~20, a board-room with gorgeous views of downtown from the 11th floor & an intuitive projector (monitor on the wall) setup, a small kitchen, and a little bar nook for hiding extra goodies. Fast internet. Miss Piggy and smilley-face mugs in the community kitchen. The regular folks renting who were there over the weekend, were so nice and accommodating, too. Just a very warm, cozy spot, downtown, welcoming at the last minute, clean, intentionally fun w/o the pretentious "disruptive innovation center!" vibe, but still setup to facilitate people getting work done and small events. Lots of conference rooms & workshopping areas. Definitely gonna be coming back here, more often! Oh, also? There's a garage in the building, so toting all my event stuff in and out, was a breeze. No other humans to coordinate with on the day-of, too--the building's security system is setup, such that a manager issues a temporary access code for the elevator, I usher everyone in and out (which for the size of my event was not a problem), and I packed-up after a post-event dinner break across the street.

What A Gem for community collaboration and engagement! I came for the first time on Saturday, May…read more31st evening for EXIT THE MAZE PRESENTS ARTIFICATION OF LIVING fundraiser & celebration for its Executive Director, Cole Reed's, birthday! It was so vibrant, inviting, inspiring, and healing embedded in one space. I would love to find out more about how to utilize, reserve, rent, and share the space for any future gatherings. Bonus: share free parking lot access with Pizza Hut and ample of free street parking. Two gender neutral restrooms. P.Y. No toilet seat covers.

I came to Portland on a Sunday to catch an evening show, then stayed the night in an Airbnb. I…read morechose openHAUS to work out of the next day for several reasons: - it was really close to my Airbnb - there was parking - they sold day passes and made buying one actually easy - it felt really safe when you're in there I was initially concerned when I first got there since the surrounding environment didn't look that welcoming, but once inside it was like a little work oasis. Having lived in several tech hub cities, the co-working spaces I'm used to tend to have a high-tech focus with minimal decor. openHAUS wasn't like that at all but I really appreciated the difference. There's a lot of interesting art dotted throughout and it's got a lived-in feel with many in-progress projects out in the open. There are desks claimed and occupied by the stuff of regulars, but besides that you get your choice of a place to settle for the day. There's clean bathrooms nearby and a kitchen stocked with coffee and tea, and even ramen if you really didn't want to step out for food. I heard there was a dedicated parking lot though it wasn't obvious, but street parking was easy enough. I'm glad I tried this place and would come back. I was able to take calls and attend work meetings just fine out of here, and I was able to pop out for lunch and come back without worrying about my stuff getting touched. Finally, I was also a little surprised that someone came with their dog, a big boxer looking one, but it was generally well behaved and didn't come around again after getting to sniff me in the butt.

I just had to highlight one of the best parts about this building, which is: Maintenance!…read more Jay was extremely prompt in fixing my sink issue and gave us an entirely new sink faucet! In love with it! He was extremely personable and handled the issue with no problem. Very happy that he's at our building now! He was fantastic!

Terry was amazing during tour, move in, and working with me. He was very helpful and quick to…read morerespond to maintenance issues etc. I really already love living here!

The apartments themselves are pretty good, standard for this area, and I enjoy the area and my…read moreappt. My dryer did come broken and my dish washer was half broken, but the building's repairman is pretty quick and good at getting it working. However, if you have a car and are not considering a parking space at a nearby parking lot, do not live here. The car stacker breaks so much that multiple residents have had to crack the code and figure out how to fix the stacker on their own when it's afterhours or a weekend. It has made me late to work multiple times, and while they do reimburse ubers, it takes them like a month to process so it's impossible to maintain if you're not loaded. One of the stackers broke so bad that they had to permanently stop it and pull everyone's cars out. And if you get lucky and the stacker isn't broken, the gate breaks halfway and it takes them hours to fix that. Do not recommend for any drivers.

I've been here since Jan 2020 and the place used to be great. The staff was awesome and…read morecommunicative, but after nearly complete turnover it's been a pretty frustrating experience. For awhile I wondered if my emails kept going into their spambox or if I wasn't on their email list, but now I'm pretty sure they're just unresponsive and I feel like I have to call or visit in person if I have questions. We pay a ton of money to live here and the poor communication is pretty unacceptable. There were two Fridays in a row where I got up early to shower and the water was off. No email or announcement or anything, I had to reach out to find out they were servicing the building. Last night I tried to use an elevator and neither one was working. The common area has been closed for covid even though there is an outdoor space where we could safely distance. Indoor dining is even open in our county, but they haven't provided the rules for the common area reopening.  We pay for that area still, so pretty frustrating to have no communication about it. Meanwhile, I see residents across the street at Modera safely exercising and distancing in their common space. The rooms are nice and relatively quiet, but for what we pay I would expect way better basic communication with residents.

Prospective renters, find somewhere else to move. I made an appointment for 1:30 (see posted in…read morecase they decide to lie), and I arrived at 1:20. I am then told by concierge that she was a temp and they went out to lunch until 2. I advised I had an appointment and she said she could not do anything. Fine, I waited. At 1:55 three members arrived back and I informed the manager I had an appointment to which the manager (Kristen) stated that must've been AI generated and someone would be with me shortly. Daja arrives and says hi Terrence, sorry for the wait. So the fact that she knew my name without me saying it lets me know you did know you had an appointment to see a unit and chose to blow it off. I go on the tour and she had a flat affect, not rude, but certainly not pleasant. I toured the unit only because I waited and paid for parking. It is irritating to deal with unprofessional behavior. If the manager who apparently does not understand how to run the leasing department, she should not be there. And for $3k for an apartment, perhaps be pleasant to a future resident.

From a former resident of Park Avenue West, my experience with them was professional and joyful…read morefrom start to finish. Coming from someone who moved across the country, this building is right in the middle of everything you would need to acclimate to Portland. Public transportation, parks, farmers markets, restaurants, all walkable directly from the front steps of this apartment building. The staff went above and beyond to not only answer my many questions about the units in a timely fashion but were quick to access and correct any maintenance issues my unit had while I was living there. With concierge & security included, they provided a safe and secure space to have food & packages delivered, along with security 24/7 for when I would come home at any hour of the day. The last thing I will mention is the community. Park Avenue West spent a great deal of energy and effort into planning events, parties, and gathers for is residents. Whether it was a 5k run/walk, a Superbowl party, or a potluck for Friendsgiving, the staff here provide a safe space for anyone who is looking to meet friendly neighbors and enjoy all that Portland has to offer. If you are looking for a place that consistently strives to provide comfort, safety, and connection, Park Avenue West is a great place to live.

Been here four years and no complaints. They fix everything almost always same day. Keep us updated…read moreon property issues. And the staff, especially Jack and Hanna are super

DONT DO IT!!! LIST…read moreOF THINGS WE EXPERIENCED IN 1 YEAR: Eduardo lied under oath in a court case Our experience with MG Properties has been defined by discriminatory practices, negligence, and bad faith. The following is a summary of the issues, which have been thoroughly documented with photographs, videos, and correspondence previously sent Department of Justice and BOLI. Summary of Grievances Our tenancy was marked by three core themes: Prioritizing Cost Over Tenant Health: Management made deliberate decisions to use inadequate solutions for serious issues like mold, directly endangering our health. This included instructing a contractor to not perform necessary work and then terminating them for communicating this to us, which constitutes retaliation. Exploitative and Manipulative Tactics: We were subjected to what can only be described as "colonial slumlord practices," including a lack of transparency in rent charges and a communication system designed to create delays and obstacles at our expense. Disrespectful and Dismissive Communication: The unprofessional and insensitive tone in your team's communications revealed a pattern of disrespect and a dismissive attitude toward our serious concerns. Racial Discrimination An MG Properties employee selectively enforced parking rules, assisting a white tenant with an issue while refusing to provide the same assistance to my husband. Your contracted plumber stated that the management's lack of urgency in addressing unsanitary living conditions is disgusting. The offer of a mere $200 gift card or the "option" to move out in response to a significant mold infestation was insulting and grossly inadequate, reflecting a discriminatory disregard for our health and safety. This is paticularly concerning given the CEO of MG properties list " Mark Gleiberman is the founder and CEO of MG Properties, a leading real estate investment firm that currently owns and operates over 32,000 apartment units totaling over $10 Billion in value across six western states. Over his three decades as CEO of MG Properties, Mr. Gleiberman has built a generational wealth creation strategy and delivered exceptional performance, capital protection, and tax benefits to its investors, wealth managers, and institutional partners." We have reason to believe you are engaging in redlining by offering different rental rates to white tenants versus the inflated price we were charged. Simply based of the land historic systematic racism that has been prevelant in NE portland. During a unexplainable event, police were called and a PPB officer drew a gun on my husband, stating, "is it a black male?" when he opened the door to check what was going on in the halls. This occurred after hours of silence from management and a lack of any information. Negligence and Failure to Maintain Habitable Conditions The property has a chronic management turnover, with five rotations of management in one year, creating a lack of accountability. Mold has re-emerged in the same location, indicating a failure to properly remediate the initial problem. In addition when the intial mold remediation attempt started a contractor told me it is best to remove the island but Ben a representative of Axcess 15 at the time told him no its too expensive. After that contractor was called down to the office he was never seen again, which is retaliation. We experienced multiple severe maintenance failures with no communication from management, including a burst pipe, frequent sewage backups into our kitchen sink, and extended fire alarms. The dangerously tight and poorly designed parking situation remains a daily safety hazard.