A very neat, tidy, and well-run place in an unbeatable location. Not a lot of competition for city…read moregarden in this price range. All the expected amenities. The people are nice. But the main asset here is Kristi, the building manager, who is always available, will go to extreme lengths to solve your any issue and get things done in general. She is effective, caring, and is fun to be around in general. Really enjoying my time here.

From the owner: City Garden Apartments offers spacious 2– and 3–bedroom homes in the heart of…read moreOgden—just two blocks from Historic 25th Street. Enjoy modern kitchens with black appliances, granite countertops, full-size washers and dryers, and ceiling fans. Community perks include a Peloton-equipped fitness center, large dog park, clubhouse, and valet trash. With easy access to the UTA FrontRunner and major employers like Weber State and Hill Air Force Base, your commute has never been easier. Pet-friendly and commuter-friendly, City Garden is where comfort meets convenience.

I have lived here for 2 years. Affordable but also quality apartments. Prompt maintenance. Very…read morenice ladies who work in the front office. They are active on their Instagram account as well.

I'm going to try and keep this as unbiased as possible…read more I applied here a few weeks ago with my girlfriend. We were approved for a lease. The lady at reception told us about two days after we turned in our applications we were approved and just needed to pay a deposit to reserve the unit. We payed it within one day. Called them a couple days later to schedule a lease signing as soon as we could. About three weeks passed, and they told us today that our lease isn't approved and my girlfriend's income source wasn't valid. It took them three weeks to tell us that after we were told they approved our application. Three days before we were scheduled to sign the lease. But hey, at least they offered the deposit back. Nevermind them spending nearly a month to tell us we need to find a new place to move when we only have two and a half months on our lease. Point being, while they are a business, they don't seem to give a shit about keeping to their word.

We moved in recently and love it already! The staff is friendly, the townhomes are well kept, and…read moreour neighbors are lovely. We're happy to be here!

From the owner: Beautiful townhomes located in the heart of Ogden, Foxridge Townhomes is designed with your…read morelifestyle in mind. Foxridge offers 2 and 3 bedroom townhomes with 2.5 baths and a 2 car garage. Located just minutes from 1-15, TRAX Station, restaurants, school, and entertainment, makes the perfect place to call home. Foxridge offers the comfort and convenience to suit any lifestyle. Our spacious floor plans include, beautiful GRANITE countertops, Stainless steel appliances, full size washer and dryer, walk-in closets in every room, 9 ft. ceilings and a 2 car garage!

Lived here for over a year now. The staff is amazing & tentative. The grounds are well kept. Can…read moreeasily call this home. The location is ideal with shops very close by. The only downside is the street racing at nights, it can pretty loud & annoying if you like to sleep with the window open. But that's not the Pinebrook's fault. I'd still recommend this place. -Karlo

A warning to prospective tenants…read more Living there is fine, up until you want to move out. For starters, they charge HUNDREDS if you need to move month to month while waiting for your new place to be ready. The month to month fee they originally quoted was close to $800 more than the rent we had been paying, and even after the yearly increase if we had renewed the lease, it was still about $700 more. New place was flabbergasted at their price, their month to month fee is only $75. They also charge water, trash, and sewer, which they call 'rubs', which is in addition to the amenity package, and they often over charge for it, as even if you don't use much yourself, you get charged a portion that the entire complex contributes to. Putting those fees aside, they may also try and tack on fees AFTER you've already moved out. And the 'rubs' they say runs 60 days behind so the last rubs payment is very expensive. We were model tenants, they had zero issues with us, always paid rent and rubs on time, and we were very clean. During our move out walk through, they raved about how clean we left it and how impressed they were, and maintenance was equally as impressed as there was zero damage that they would have to repair. We verified with them verbally during the move out walk through that we were all paid up, and they verified that we were all paid and everything was good. Then, after a few weeks, we got a call from them, where they told us we still owed $300. And they changed their story constantly throughout my argument with them about what exactly the 300 was for, which set off red flags everywhere for us. Originally they said that the 300 was for their 'rubs', and that since it was an unexpected expense for them, they were also going to charge us $100 in late fees as well and that the security deposit wouldn't cover it so we needed to pay them. So now they were trying to charge us $400. On top of the month to month fee we already paid. So I pulled up the ledger on their website and showed them, no we already paid the rubs. So they changed their story to saying that it was a portion of rent that we didn't pay. Again, I showed them that we had paid everything they asked for in rent. Changed their story again saying that "it was just the system and they don't know why it does what it does."  and we still had to pay the difference. After arguing for the better part of a day, I ended up asking for the recordings of our phone calls, where they told us the price of moving month to month, which they claimed they didn't know if they existed, however every time you call it says it records. Again, this went on all day long and they gave me excuse after excuse saying we definitely owed them. It was only after I started asking for the recordings that they FINALLY called me back and said that they had made an error on their part and zeroed out our account and we didn't owe anything. My advice - ask for the recordings. All in all, they can be extremely shady, and they charge you for absolutely everything, even more than they probably should, plus, their rent is higher than that of similar apartments around the area and the apartments themselves are just mediocre.

Apartments are well priced for size. Maintenance is fast to fix anything. Gym,hot tub,and pool are…read morenice. Allows dogs. What makes the place suck is management, and now more drugs and break ins are occurring. Used to be safe family community.

Orchard Cove is fantastic! The staff is always friendly, and will do anything they can to make sure…read moreyou have a good experience. The amenities they offer make it a great family friendly property. I would highly recommend orchard cove to anyone.

What an amazing place. We are very happy and excited to be here. The apartments are so beautiful…read moreand well managed. So much to do With the gym, pool, kid playground and community center. Not to mention they have a dog bath area for your pups. The inside of apartments are so amazing and spacious. My Family and I love this place. We also wanna thank Shaylee the apartment manager for being so positive, professional and very helpful. Especially, through the whole process.

Updating my review from 4 stars to 2 stars after fully moving out & living there for 2 years since…read moreit opened. Pros: - I don't have any more pros to add, you can reference the prior review. Cons: - I lived in this apartment with the intention of living somewhere else someday, as most people do. The first year of the lease agreement, the contract stated that the lease break penalty was 1 months of rent (which is normal to me). When I signed the 2nd lease agreement, I assumed that didn't change but it changed to 'you are liable for the entirety of the lease payments'. So if you're 1 month into a 1 year lease and you bought a house or you got deployed or whatever, you have to pay for the full term. I really didn't appreciate that - There's been like 4 or 5 property managers in 3 years, so some are hit & miss. I maybe emailed them like 7 times over my 2 years and about half the time I never got a response so I needed to re-follow up - I filed a maintenance request for a broken door, and it just never got filled. I added it on the portal, I'd check the next day and I'd see it in the queue, but then it would just disappear. I did this multiple times and not even show up in the history. I'm not sure if that's an issue with the portal or what, but that door was still broken when i moved out because I wasn't getting support. - the valet trash thing is ridiculous. $25/month mandatory fee that no one asked for; mind you that money isn't going to the minimum wage worker actually throwing out the trash, it's going to the apartment. I complained and emailed the place & asked to be excused from this payment because it is NOT in my contract nor do I want it, but I was told I have to have it - I've been moved out for maybe 3 months now, and I haven't gotten my security deposit back. I left the place totally clean like when I got it, but I wouldn't be surprised if it's all depleted by the time I get it. Also I've driven by and it looks like someone else has moved into my old apartment by now so what the heck

BEWARE! This place has horrible management. If I could leave negative stars. I would. I tried…read moreproviding a 60 day notice that I would not be renewing my lease, but they said that wouldn't be necessary and that it was a matter of just resigning. But then when the lease was up, they told me I never provided notice. They tried forcing me to pay 60 additional days at a higher rate of rent since it was now considered month to month. Long story short, took them to court and won. STAY AWAY FROM THIS PLACE! AND DOCUMENT ALL CONVERSATIONS

BEWARE BEFORE MOVING!!…read more Where to begin. I'm now sitting at home for the second day with no internet. the entire complex does not have internet. granted this is not the fault of Bria yet we should've been compensated for the inconvenience. this was the last straw for me and I will never again live in an apartment. the main issue I have with Bria is they never answer the phone they will leave it off the hook all day. if you want to speak with someone you will be forced to walk to the office. if you're moving in please be aware that they will hit you with monthly charges of over $180 per month in fees like community power and community water. this was not mentioned upon moving in. when I brought this issue up they simply replied "well its in the lease." This is a sneaky backhanded move in my opinion and they take advantage of their residents. BEWARE!!

Very clean community , the manager and maintenance team is top notch !…read more They can only work with what they have . Ya water breaks happen on these old pipes But they are on it . I have been here almost 3 years and the lot Rent has went up 3 times . This year was .25% higher than previous . I get things cost more ! But basically $775 A month for HOA fees when we own are home is crazy . It covers Snow removal , Water , basic cable , Trash . I can not be 100% but there are several Familys that own the park . From what I was told there is one main person in charge . And His Father wanted it to be affordable To elderly people . Now smack in the face a $75 dollar increase when most are retired or on SSI ! Shame on You !! I will not say your name but You know who You are and have to look in the Mirror each Day !! I love it here but thinking about selling !

My Grandmother lives here and although I love the community she is apart of, I was appalled to hear…read morethat the HOA fee is $600. I am trying to understand what this covers, as the snow removal is not kept up, I do not see maintenance of any kind, and no community amenities.