I would give 0 stars if I could. The wifi goes out ALL THE TIME so online school was made very difficult when you got kicked every 5 minutes from your class. When you call the front office you can just tell they don't give a crap about anything, the front desk people are pretty nice but I've definitely heard that they get together and talk bad about the residents. The elevator was always disgusting, the first half of the year the gates to keep us safe were never locked. The stairwell was absolutely disgusting. We all just moved out and my roommates and I suddenly have $250-$300+ in damages and "cleaning"/"painting" fees when we spent TWO DAYS cleaning everything. I will say, I did have two things that needed to be fixed but one was very minor and the other I understand. But the other $150-$200's in fees is ridiculous. DO NOT LIVE HERE IF YOU WANT TO GET RIPPED OFF. And just wait for the comment of "our management strives to do our best" beneath this review. It's ridiculous. read more

Please read reviews before you move in to this absolute garbage place. Just wanted to leave a negative review after moving out because my friend just moved in and is going through the same BS I went through. My roommate was literally going to jail and I felt unsafe in my apt while living here. Boulevard basically told me that it sucks to suck and did NOTHING. As someone in management I can't tell you first hand this apt complex is ran by incompetent jerks! Also it smells and looks like piss. Had to get police involved to get moved in to a different apt. The only thing I can say about this place is at least it's consistent in providing horrible service for their crack den of an apt complex ! Xo read more

The resident manager, Corrine is very money hungry. These are not student friendly apartments. She offered Conifers renters insurance that costs $130 while her staff offered lemonade that's $12 a month. Late fees are the worst. Plus trash fees are unnecessary when there are big trash containers outside the building. People even let their pets swim in the pool. She waited 9 days after my payment to notify me that my rent didn't go through then gave me 5 days til eviction. (Against the law) you should have 2 weeks until an eviction is done. I will never lease here again, including my friends. This place is not safe. Someone died my second day living here. Friends can't even stay here without getting towed in the GUEST parking lot. Even after signing them in. Such bs. read more

Are there issues at all complexes - Sure. However when you put everything together BLVD1900 is a tremendous bang for your buck. Where else can you live for under $800/month on your own individual lease in a nice complex and get all the amenities, trash service, covered parking, unlimited AC and be in an ideal location? I really enjoyed my time living here and want to give Lindsay F and Hannah T and the rest of the office staff a tremendous shout out for being very easy to work with upon move out. If anyone wants honest feedback feel free to message me directly. read more

This is the filthiest apartment I have ever seen and was expected to move my son into for his first year at ASU. There was a leak in the plumbing and black mold all over in the food pantry, furnace room and laundry room. The furnace filter was so filthy that there were dryer lint sheets that were stuck to the vent door, and dirt in and around all of the duct vents. At first, the manager, Cory was very accommodating and tried to find my son and his roommate another unit to live in while they made the repairs to theirs, however when he ran out of options he put two guys in with a girl that had already been living their for a while and it was in just as bad of shape except it didn't have the mold. We then asked what we needed to do to get out of the lease and that's when Cory's true colors shined through! He said, "go ahead and call your attorney or whatever you need to do, but we will not let you out of your lease or be giving any kind of concessions!" In addition, when we signed the lease, we were told all of the new renovations would be complete with a new gym, roof top patio, computer/study area and office space, but when we arrived for check in, we were told it would be another three months!! The nightmare continues..... STAY AWAY FROM THIS NIGHTMARE PROPERTY You can put a new dress and spray perfume on a pig, but at the end of the day, IT'S STILL A PIG! read more

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DO NOT LIVE HERE! AVOID AT ALL COSTS! This is by far the worst apartment complex I have ever lived at. Management let's peoples dogs poop everywhere and lets them leave it there so the complex smells awful. There were multiple occasions where the hot water went out for multiple days. I had a very important job interview when one of these frequent cold water only events happened and they did nothing about it for 2 days. So if you don't want to know if you're gonna have hot water, move here. They charged me $75 for 3 trash bags as well after I moved out because they claimed I had left trash in my room. I have a video of my room moments before I left and there was no trash in there. Yet they deemed it necessary to charge me $25 each per trash bag. They are scammers and will do anything to get you to sign a contract and live there. Not to mention the constant harassment via texts and emails multiple times a week asking you to renew your lease for next year. Do not live here. Corinne will steal your money like she did me. Rise on Apache is way nicer and closer to campus, same with Sol. The inside of Blvd1900 apartments are not night and they will most likely come already dirty. My carpet in my room was full of dog hair all year even though I didn't have a dog and a dog never went in my room when I lived there. read more

If I could give this place a negative star I would! Run! You can only have a friend or loved one visit 6 times a month. If you go over they tow with no notice. It's $120 to get your car back! Run! read more

THEY FIND WAYS TO STEAL YOUR MONEY. My granddaughter signed her lease through July 26, 2019. Mid June she moved out and turned in her keys. We knew there was no prorated rent from the time she left until the end of the lease and all was well. Until...her remaining roommate told her someone moved into her room. Her thoughts were "How can they charge me for rent and also someone else." She asked for for the prorated rent back. Surprise Surprise she was told that wasn't going to happen because she was transferred to another room. So let's get this straight..she was transferred to another room without being informed and no paperwork, so they could rent her original room to someone else. This sounds like a deceitful move to collect double rent. Why not move the new person into a different room. She was offered the option to come back for the month in another room, which seems like it was done just to justify their underhanded action. Read the other reviews and be careful. If you want consistent hot water, working BBQ's, clean elevators and hallways, working outdoor lights and locked "security gates" and a great security staff then GO SOMEPLACE ELSE read more

Bottom of the barrel living. The mattresses they give you are comparable to a federal prison. Just hiked our rent up $200 from our previous rate. WiFi goes out periodically with no communication from management. Speaking of which, good luck getting ahold of anyone with any authority. It is always radio silence from this management office for requests. Our ceiling still has holes in it after a leak and their maintenance team has no consistency. Yes they have a really nice lobby but everything else is low quality living. Don't recommend to my worst enemy. read more

I left a review 4 months ago about my experience with Alight and they responded saying that they handled the situation as soon as it was brought up to their attention and that my experience was fictional which is false information. Alight specifically told my roommate and I that my crazy roommate was not their problem and they legally could not do anything until a restraining order was filed against the roommate we were all scared of. When we went to the office crying saying were scared to sleep at our apartment they looked at us like we were crazy and said they cant help us. My roommate actually did get an order of protection and my mother called the office threatening legal action if Alight didnt switch our unit away from the crazy roommate. The office didnt even know roommate was still living in the apartment, according to their records he had been evicted and moved out 2 weeks before the incident where we all were terrified of him. It was only after we found out crazy roommate didnt have keys anymore and he went up to the office to buy new ones that the office found out he was still living there but by that time we had already convinced the office to move us so evicting him did nothing to solve the problem as we had already forced a solution earlier. Before moving units I had an extra large bedroom, after moving units I didnt, its an extra $35 a month for the xl bedroom and Alight still continued to charge me until I asked them TWICE to reimburse me for the 5 months of xl payments they had been charging me for after they had said they adapted my lease and had me sign the new agreement. All they care about is money not the people living there, all you are to the Scion Group community is a dollar sign. Save your money and your energy and live somewhere else, anywhere else. read more

DO NOT LIVE HERE. I wish I could give this place 0 stars for the hell they have put me through. Please please PLEASE read through these reviews before you sign a lease here. You will save yourself a ton of money. Once I officially move out, I will create a longer review with all the BS the management here has put me through. read more

Very very unprofessional. I signed an application (since I was told it was a application) yet it was a housing agreement. To sign a housing agreement you have to have to be approved finically (a 18 year old with no income should not be able to sign this document). I have no income or saving whatsoever. We found someone that has not filled out an application and was informed by multiple employees that this individual can take over the housing agreement since they are not in the system and since they haven't completed a application. We were told word for word that since this individual is not in the system that they can "100% take over the contract since they are not in the system" After multiple days with no response we finally got ahold of someone that we could talk to and was told that this individual cannot take over the housing agreement due to them "already being in the system" yet multiple employees informed us that she "IS NOT" in our system and that the contract transfer will transfer over smoothly. We then got ahold of someone that was possibly a manager and was explained that policy states that since someone is in the system they cannot take over the agreement which we understand completely. But if not one but a few employees are providing wrong information to a potential customer this "contract" should be taken off the table. We understand that policies are made for a reason but this is flat out heartless. The manager doesn't want to look at the facts that her employees are not informed of their own policies and are informing us with wrong information, a 18 year old should not be able to be approved for a housing agreement with just a signature (a customer should provide proof of income to show that they can pay for this lease), and that her employees are LIEING to customers. There is a reason why this apartment complex has a low star rating. Employees are very unprofessional, the pictures may look nice but after talking to several people who lived or live there this place is flat out sketchy. If you are looking into this place do not sign anything unless you are 100% are going to live there. Record all phone calls and visit the place before making a decision. read more

Not everything was terrible about this place, but for a 4 bed/4 bath, the cost was coming out to near $700 each. I have lived in many apartments before, and based on cost this is definitely the worst one yet, here is why: Safety: I have lived in the hood before, and somehow this place is worse. The first month in, someone was stabbed, robbed, and thrown off the parking garage and left in his underwear. There have been multiple gunshots in the apartment. I have literally seen drug deals go down from the parking garage to my apartment. Amenities: Not too bad. The pool is nice, gym is small, rooftop patio is nice as well. Due to corona virus these features were postponed, but the fees were eventually waived. The maintenance team is slow at times but life savers if the AC shuts off or washer/dryer get stuck. Roommates/tenants: I had 3 other roommates. I was friends with one, but the other 2 were random. They were nice and polite, but were foreign with different house customs. No matter how many time I asked they never cleaned the kitchen/living room ONCE. This resulted in all of us paying fees of $200 EACH after move out. According to BLVD, the only way to waive the fee is for the other tenants to accept fault and take additional fees. High key a fat scam because during move in the apartment was not cleaned in the first place. Noise/Neighbors: Pretty easy to hear your upstairs neighbors. A lot of parties on the weekends being loud. There was throw up at the North side of building D that dripped from the top floor all the way to the bottom of the door that was never cleaned. Personal Room: Room was not bad. Mine was extremely small, but the bathroom is included which is nice. Sometimes the Pavlov internet would shut off and would be stuck waiting. My room had literally no sunlight whatsoever, which is depressing to live like Dracula. read more

I haven't even moved out yet and i'm writing a bad review. Not only is the overall cleanliness of the apartment complex lacking (dog shit left in courtyards, pee and throw up in the elevators, and in the halls, garbage bags full of old food and overall filth left in the halls and stairwells). Or the fact that if you call the leasing office within their office hours chances are your gonna get a college student on the phone who can't help you with your issues (me and my roommate called about mold in our washing machine, and a boy who sounded like he was barely 21 told asked me if i tried scrubbing it off). Or the fact that your neighbors/roomates are either underage drinkers who WILL throw a party everyday of the weekend, or the most random uncleanly shady invidviuals on the planet. Or the fact that your lucky if you get one bar of service in the entire complex. I had no cell service in my room at all, and only got a single bar by my front door. Or the fact that there are basically no security cameras, and their are a TON of homeless people who walk around out front of the apartment complex and have been seen inside... I could go on. Only nice part about this place is that it's the only place in tempe where you can find rent with utilities includes for under 900 dollars. SAVE YOUR MONEY DONT MOVE HERE read more

I can't even put into words about how this place needs help. When I first moved in, the apartment was DIRTY (common areas) the kitchen was dirty, the cabinets still had stuff from the previous tenants, the fridge was dirty, the sink and counters were dirty, the microwave and stove too!!! I'm pretty sure they charged the previous people with a cleaning fee which means they didn't use any of that money to buy a cleaning company. The trash....... I can't tell y'all the trash situation is a nightmare. They have one tiny trash bin for each apartment and that's supposed to be used for everyone in the house. You'll get fined if you have so many bags for them to pick up, and if the bags are heavy. They have no dumpsters for people who have big items to throw away out. People are using the recycling dumpster as a trash dumpster, honestly I don't blame us using it. They don't have any trash bins anywhere like in the garage or near the entry ways. So what does that lead to????? You guessed it TRASH EVERYWHERE. My complaint also is how they shut the hot water off and then have it off for about 4 days or 5 days. They send us an email that they were going to give us money for the" inconvenience" and only gave 20-30 dollars. Should've been more than that tbh like I'm grateful but having no hot water to wash dishes and take a not so cold shower. The washer and dryer situation is pretty ight. The washer is pretty good but the dryer is a nightmare. The dryer will not dry your clothes in a timely matter. You gotta basically keep starting it for 2-3 hours to get one load dry. It's ridiculous. Since you only have one day to wash your clothes if it's your day off or everyone you will live with has a assigned wash day, you won't be able to do anything else that day cause your clothes will take forever. Might as well go to the laundromat. You can find people to live with on bumble or something and get a house together. It'll be smarter. read more

Broken gates, rude staff and added bonus! They don't prorate rent. AKA give you a move-in date of August 17 and charge you for the whole month. It doesn't roll over into the next month either, you gotta pay for the whole month again on September 1. Same thing happens when you move out! And they call themselves a student community? Shame on them. Lawsuit wouldn't be surprising to see. Add this along with all the other reviews, because they're still true! Anonymously writing this because I don't want more mistreatment than we already get here. read more

Management is TERRIBLE!!! When the manager Lindsey is faced with a problem she will choose to belittle you, talk over you, and not be helpful whatsoever. She was extremely disrespectful and unprofessional towards me and a family member. When I called Scion to have them acknowledged the situation, I never received a call back. It's clear that the only thing they are interested in is taking advantage of naive college student and money. The apartments are subpar and are known for having insect issues. The only thing they are doing right is with their maintenance staff, those guys are great! Save yourself the trouble and don't live here. read more

There are totally three AC units just above your room. When it's winter and everyone blast their heater on, you better hope you are deaf, because it will sound crazy in your room. That low frequency vibration humming noise will keep you awake. Maintenance team are great, they really want to help, just this problem is unsolvable. Staffs are friendly enough and polite. Just remember even you are on the brink of madness because of lacking sleeping and noise problem, you still have to keep it polite, or the manager will call you to stop threatening her. Policies are worst, so my room is filling with that noise and they can't solve it, I still have to pay 200$ transfer fee. The manager said that's not negotiable, and will keep telling you that there are nothing they can do. read more

PLEASE READ: Now, to give a short intro, I am a transfer student to ASU from Los Angeles. I struggled to find apartments, it was my first time searching alone and being "on my own". I didn't know what resources to use, the right questions to ask, or the proper things to take into consideration when apartment hunting. It didn't dawn to look too deep into reviews because i thought i was smart enough to make the right decision. I feel there are mainly negative reviews about this place. But i feel the negative reviews didn't really explain how this complex really was, so let me do my best. First off, don't sign the lease if you have intentions of moving out early or only staying temporarily. This lease is permanent, and it's very difficult to find someone to sublease. Also, if you are going to consider subleasing, or think that it's a backup option for you, I'm here to tell you it's not. 1, it's extremely difficult to find someone, and 2, there are fees included. That being said, once you're signed into the lease, you're locked for that time period. Second, don't just depend on what the consultants tell you. Don't be scared to ask questions, because many times, you can see they just want to sell you, not help you find a home. The problem with this place is the captivating experience they give you with their model unit. It looks beautiful, it looks spacious, it looks clean and it looks like potential home. I want to make this clear, i had to give 2 stars simply for this reason. I was a lucky one. I was that lucky, let's say 10% of people, that got a decent looking apartment on move-in day. Which was a hot mess might i add. Many friends and people I later met that also moved in for the first time advised me of their experience and also let me see it for myself. Couches scratched and falling apart, kitchen dirty and dusty, bathrooms looking like they weren't cleaned after the previous resident. The apartments i saw were just disgusting. My unit specifically had been decent. Yes, it was dirty and dusty, there were stains and ripped up couches, but it did not amount to the other 3-4 units i saw. Management was very condescending. Yes, things did get done, and they did acknowledge that my roommates and I were not happy, but they were rude and seemed too irritated at times to help. I feel almost like I got scammed at one point. I'm paying a whopping $735 a month, for my own bedroom, my own bathroom, utilities, water, valet trash, parking and WiFi, and even coming furnished yet i still felt scammed. The place is trash as far as appearance. I would've rather paid an extra 100-200 a month to live somewhere else. The price and what come with the price really gets people. In some ways, being a college student and having a college student budget, it was probably the best i could do. But if i could do my research all over again i would. Lastly, before I bore you out of this review, i want to talk about safety. I can't tell you how many times I've seen homeless people sleeping on the steps in the parking garage, or how people wait by the door to get in (since you need a key) and people on drugs are always hanging outside the complex and walking around. Security is a joke. The cameras are a joke. Safety it's not it's finest. Luckily, i have been fine staying here. Overall, please ask proper questions. If you do choose to live here despite all the other reviews then make sure everything management tells you, you can get in writing. Keep all your emails and documents and take lots of pictures of your unit. Keep track of convos with management. Really, just do your research. There's better deals out there, you just have to look for them. read more

Please, whatever you do, do not live here. As other reviews have mentioned, this building is gross, smells bad, and maintenance takes forever, but my biggest concern is the safety. The gates to the building are NEVER locked and one of the gates is broken making our building accessible to everyone and anyone. Within the first two months of living here, we had to call the cops due to a homeless man who would not leave our door step and was nonstop banging on our door. They claim to have security, but I have never seen them once since moving in August. My friend that lives in the building also has a stalker and has had a homeless man smear BLOOD on her door. And not to mention dealing with an attempted suicide. read more

My son rented a unit with ASU friends. He - like many - moved "mostly" out at the end of the school year ("mostly" because he could not fit his bike in the car). I am not complaining about paying for the rent during the summer months. He got a summer internship in LA. That happens. Toward the end of July (July 25th in fact), I texted my son about going down to get his bike. I also wanted to check out, make sure everything was ok, make sure I would not be automatically charged, and give in the keys. My son told me he did not have the key to his room, but had the FOB. I did find that. All that was in our text . So I went down to Tempe to take care of things. Simple. I went to the main office. Told them about the key (or lack of key - would be charged $10). Told them that there was a bike in the room and of course asked could I get in because I did not have a key (I was charged for the key)? Makes sense right? They called a maintenance person, but could not connect with him. So I could not get in the room. That was July 25th. They have record of me giving in the key on that day. The next week - it was July 31 - I called and asked about the bike. They had the bike. So I went down to pick it up. When I got to the office, the bike was in the office. They did not tell me anything else about the room. I assumed all was fine. Later in early August, we got a bill for: - Dresser damage charge: $127.26 - Common area trash charge 1/4 charge: $6.36 - Bedroom trash: $152.70 - Key $10.18. My son queried about the dresser damage (he did not know of any) and the trash charges for his room. The other stuff was fine. He got this response: "Thank you for your patience! I have attached the photos taken in your room during our move-out inspections. We charge $25/bag for removal or trash or belongings left behind. For your room, you were charged for 6 bags due to the large amount of items that had to be removed. I reduced the charge for the damage to your dresser to 1/3 of the replacement cost. Your updated account statement is attached. Please make this payment as soon as possible to avoid any further action." - Corrine Jaquith Corrine sent pictures of the trash: - 2 lamps - a singular pair of gym shorts - a deodorant speed stick - what looks like a pillow case folded (it was that small). - The BIKE! We were charged $150 for that, including a bike that I picked up (after being denied on July 25th). The bike was in my garage. Now, I would have picked up the lamps (and other small stuff) if given access back on July 25th when I came to check out. There was no mention of the other things when I picked up the bike. So, I sent Corrine an email with a picture of the same bike in my garage and asked why I was being charged for garbage that I had in my possession.. She sent a reply a few days later saying that I needed to send a time stamped picture of the bike to prove I had it (even though I already sent the picture she sent me, along with my picture of the exact same bike). She said they did not have any record of me picking up the bike, or asking to get in the room on July 25th. I sent another picture with a time stamp from my phone camera. The same dust was on it. The chain was off and exactly like it was in her picture. The seat was worn at the same spot in her picture and mine. The bike seat pole had the exact same wear in both her picture and mine. I also re-explained how I came on July 25th, I sent the copy of the text with my son from that day referencing the need to get in the room and not having a key. But that I expected to be helped. I asked for all the garbage charges to be taken off the final bill. A reasonable person, if granted access to the room on July 25th, would have taken the bike, the shorts and deodorant, and pillow case and two lamps. Corrine could not understand this - despite the fact, I provided a text message as proof that I needed help to get access. She simply said, "my people did not write down" that I had asked to get in the room. Long story...shorter...If you rent here, understand that Corrine plays god on check out (and perhaps other times, I don't know). She won't take calls. She just emails. She may even get a cut of the end of lease charges. In addition, despite my jumping through hoops to show my intent and proof of intent to complete the lease in the proper lease/leasor way, she could only say, "she did not have a note saying I asked to get in the room". I have no idea if something was typed in the system or not (the workers there are students themselves), but if not, they are not trained properly. If they did type something in, don't expect any help. So....I paid up. It was not as much as the beginning, and toward the end, I was fighting "right" vs. "wrong". In fact, Corrine had the nerve to tell me that she was doing me a courtesy by not charging for the bike that I picked up. Really? That is what you can expect. Stay away read more

what? Why there is no zero star!!! I must rate this place zero star! I love the staff here but not everything else! Awful Internet connection! Low speed + unstable. tried to take an online exam but internet down several times! No cell phone signal in the room! (can't even call 911!) Huge party noise at 3:00 AM! High pricing compared to other better apartments! what else can I say?! read more

Where do I even begin? Pro: The amenities are the only positive things about Blvd 1900. Cons: The wifi is atrocious! You can complain to them about the wifi and then they will tell you to connect to pavlov media. I have a router and I still cannot connect to the internet. What's the point of paying for internet if you can't connect to it ever. Makes no sense. The roommate matching is detestable. I did two room transfers. My first roommates partied to much. One of my roommates was also distributing drugs out of our apartment. She also ran to management with a fabricated story about me. The funny part about it is that management was quick to follow up with that but not with other things that go against the so called policy, like drugs. They felt like they were doing me a favor by upgraded me to a master room. Blvd 1900 you did me no favors! It's simple. Do not have have policies if you are not going to abide by them. Save your money and do not live here. They really could care less about you and your safety. read more

Unfortunately I have to agree with a majority of the other comments left and say this place is a disaster. My biggest knock on alight ( I can post tons more) is that they just really don't seem to care about the people living here. I'm willing to bet 90% of the people living here are college students (that are going to school and are not financially stable) and alight is not afraid to charge you for the smallest inconvenience. NOW I've lived here for 3 years, why you ask? It is just the perfect location for my job, recently there was an incident with some homeless people that hang around the apartments (homeless people are around the complex often) and they basically harassed me. I told the resident office about this and asked if I could cancel my up and coming lease I PRE SIGNED FOR 2023-2024. My current lease is months away and they basically said "maybe" I have to either find someone (and they have to pay extra to get the room) or wait for 100% of the rooms to fill THENNNNN I can pay an additional 200$ to get out of the lease THAT IS FOR JULY 2023 to JULY 2024. Like that's absolutely ridiculous. I've been staying here for 3 years, I've never been an issue, never missed a months rent, and when something to that standard happens, they show no remorse and brush me off. Now I will say the person that I've been communicating with in the office (Yilian Z) has been very nice and friendly to talk too. But still the fact that they can't do anything other then say "find someone to take your room, or wait til we hit 100%" is absurd. Do not get a room here. Alight, I strongly recommend you treat your future residents better, and show some compassion to people like myself who supported you for 3 years. read more

I cannot say enough nice things about the staff and the level of customer service we received at Alight Tempe. I have had many experiences renting on behalf of my children - college students; never have I received such good customer service. They are timely, responsive, flexible genuinely concerned and were not trying to "rip us off" which is what happens so frequently at other apt buildings. It was affordable and the quality was pretty good. Overall our best renters experience over 9 years. Thanks, and keep up the good work! read more

This apartment taught me a valuable lesson, don't ever sign something without fully reading it. As a college student, this was my first time moving out so yes I was gullible and that was my own fault for falling victim to this apartment complex. They say that signing the "paper" is to only hold your spot not that your liable for paying rent from August to July. Yes it was my own fault for not reading what was in front of me and taking there word for it. First impression of this apartment was oh this is nice seeing the staged room but let me tell you my apartment looked nothing like what I had saw. Management was not friendly or courteous when I had a complaint. I moved out in October & had to pay even though I was not technically living there. This apartment really needs to be updated so don't let the million dollar office renovation fool you, the actually apartments are NOT nice. Don't fall victim like I did. This apartment is also closer to Mesa and is not that close to ASU. The homeless are always outside of this complex. I wouldn't waste money on a parking pass because they honestly don't even check. Also I was on the 5th floor in building E and we had lots of trouble with hot water and phone service. The apartment complex was also not very insulated you could hear every foot step in the walk way outside. The trash collector would come at 12am to pick up trash making a very loud noise outside of my apartment.Only bright side to my experience at blvd 1900 was learning a life lesson, read more

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Ok....I don't like being a hater but #sorrynotsorry. So originally I was living in Florida. I was looking to take over someone's lease and came across a resident at Blvd 1900. In his Craigslist ad, he had said that he was going to pay the first month and a half for me so I'd have the time to search for jobs within that time in the area. So after the extremely long process of the apartment complex processing my application and everything, I booked my flight to Arizona on July 31, 2017. Now...I didn't completely have all of the rent amount only because I was told that my first month and a half would be paid for (my mistake). When I had landed, I went straight to the Blvd 1900 apartments. When I had arrived though, I was informed that the LAST month and a half was paid for (not the first) and their would be no way to put it towards the first...so their I am...stranded with my bags sitting outside of a near by Elementary school using an outlet to charge my things sense the apartment staff wouldn't let me move in until paying the full amount of the first months rent ($814.26). Eventually, I had come up with the money that day after a few hours in the AZ sun...when I had went up to my apartment, I walked in and was stunned to see that the whole apartment was completely trashed! (Photos attached and all) I was at this point already hella annoyed so I took my butt down to the office to complain because I was not having it. I had explained to the staff that I just got off my flight and sat in the sun for hours and the last thing I need is to come in to a trashed place. They had said that sense I am DELEGATING for the PRIMARY LEASE HOLDER, the apartment is left as is and the staff DOESN'T come in to clean before I arrive. That there makes absolutely NO sense. I'm a new resident regardless and me walking in to a trashed place and having so many problems right off the bat is going to lead to...well...a bad review. Anyways...after cleaning the entire filthy place by myself, throughout my stay there, whenever I had the slightest issue and talked to a staff member(s), legit everyone there would tell me something different and wrong to the point where I had to go up to management to get a RIGHT answer. I'm gladly moved out of there. I didn't even finish my lease. I found someone to take my place as the Delegate (which was also a huge hassle with the office). I could only last so long there. The amenities are nice but it's not worth all the trouble. read more

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A similar review was posted but I want to make sure to add to this facilities already poor rating so no body accidentally considers living here. A good friend of mine was going to move into Boulevard 1900 last year but then decided not to (keep in mind she, herself was pressured and forced into signing by the complex but a guarantor never signed; therefore she was never approved). There are even emails saying she cannot move in because a guarantor never signed. NOW, this (criminal) apartment complex and the company The Scion Group LLC is trying to charge her a whole year's worth of rent (and it hasn't even been a year since she was supposed to move in). They never even contacted her until 6 months after they said she wasn't approved. In fact, a collections agency contacted her about it. She never lived in this apartment, was never approved, and never even given keys to move in. They are trying to put this on her credit and charge her money she doesn't owe. How sick...trying to put college students in debt who are already trying to get through educating themselves. She is a straight A student, studying to be a teacher and they are attempting to ruin her future by affecting her credit. This is criminal and should not go unnoticed. Please share so that no other students have to go through this... Unfortunately this isn't the first time this has happened at this horrible complex. So please don't put yourself in this situation. Put an end to Boulevard 1900s & The Scion Group's vicious attack on my friend and other college students who have gone through the same. She has been lied to, threatened, and harassed. read more

Alight Tempe - University Housing Near Me - Tempe, Arizona

The only thing keeping this apartment from falling down is the maintenance guys, but besides that this place is literally a dump. The constant piss smell that lingers throughout the hallways of the entire complex, the multiple homeless people the sleep/steal inside the complex, and not but least the elevators are broken like every other week so if you live in the 5th floor be prepared for those stairs. read more

Great place to live if you want an unruly, mismanaged, dump. My first year, I moved in on September 11, 2019. The same day I was moving in, a person leapt to their death off of the parking structure. While the year started rocky, it was not totally terrible aside from the blatant lack of security and cleanliness. I did however lose hot water multiple times and had to drive to a friends to take a hot shower. My second year gave me PTSD. I was assigned a roommate with less than 48 hours notice who was allowed to move in early and came with an animal with no notification from management after I had been previously assigned a different roommate. Maintenance had entered my apartment while I was in the shower and alerted me to the fact that they were cleaning the third bedroom on a Saturday. I finally received an email on Sunday and by Monday she was moving hoards of crap into the apartment. At first she seemed nice, then she would leave her dog for hours at a time and it would cry and bark. Then she would leave it overnight and it would cry and bark. It would pee and poop all over her room and she would scream at it and not feed it. Then her friends came to stay for a week and brought a massive goldendoodle to be left in the living room. She also began smoking weed inside the apartment and skunked the entire place so bad the neighbors left a note that they could smell it from the outside of our front door. I can't even imagine what her dog was experiencing. Time after time both my other roommate and I reached out to management about the ongoing issues. Nothing was done to help the dog or fix her drug problem. It was not until she had people in the apartment that stole drugs from a thug and who accidently went to the neighbors apartment that she did drugs with and held guns up to them that I was finally granted a release. Might I add, these people were not residents and had zero issues getting to the fourth floor. Police had to show up with SWAT gear and clear the apartment. Then no one involved wanted to tell management what happened and management refused to believe me after I had been told by multiple people involved that there were guns next door outside of the ones the thugs brought to get their drugs back. After telling on everyone, threatening to sue, and getting a medical note after a few months of absolute trauma, they evicted my roommate and I did not know and happened to be in my room when she came back to the apartment to move her stuff next door and she was threatening my life as well as my other roommates, she cranked the heat up, and left the door unlocked. In total, I lost over 15 lbs from the stress of living here and still get extreme anxiety when I think about what it was like to live there. The complex has no security despite what they might tell you when you tour. Homeless people run amuck and rinse off in the pool. The security doors are never closed. Take the unlocked door for the stairs to the second floor and hop on the elevator. Many people like to leap to their death here (2 jumpers while I was there). It's a "drug free" apartment complex, yet it reeks of weed on every floor. If you don't follow the rules, it is not a problem, it takes months of reports and police involvement to make any impact. read more

If I could give this place zero rating I'd do it and here it's why: My roomates and I toured the complex and were told new projects were comming for the next move-in day. remodeled club house, gym, study rooms, etc. I basically chose the complex because of their amenities and hearing that they were going to get them remodeled, I made my decision over other apartement complexes in the area. I specifically asked the leasing agent when they were going to have everything ready since I had similar issues the very same year with my apartment at the time (gateway at tempe) and they assured it would be before move-in day. Move-in day came and nothing was near completion, you could rarely see construction workers in the area for months which was concerning. I went to the leasing office and they said it would take about a month but as months passed my frustation just crossed limits. I went to the office and asked questions on how to move out since they did not delivered the expectations as per leasing agreement/contract. The leasing agent had to call the leasing manager who assured it was specified in the agreement that the complex would not be responsible for not being able to offer their amenities and i thought that was unlawful and deceiving. I read the agreement before that visit and knew he was lying in my face. the manager spent almost 20 minutes reviewing the agreement with me present and couldn't find such statement either. I was told the site manager would email me with more information but I was never contacted by anyone after that. I came to realize that suing would take way more money than just paying move out fees so I've been stuck in this place until my lease is up in July. In November the complex issued and announcement that the club house would finally open but in order to attend the "grand" opening event i'd have to rvsp for a tour and vip entrance...i'd just think that paying full rent for 4 months would give me the right to attend but whatever, the marketing manager must have graduated from trump university. As of right now the "club house" is only open during office hours. As someone that works office hours as well, I cannot enjoy of the amenities that I have been paying every month and the reason I moved here in the first place. A week before this grand opening I was told the club house will be 24/7 as advertised once the key fob system was installed next week. It is a month already and no communication on the matter yet. To top it off, I thought I was at least going to be able to enjoy the winter break, but they decided to make another remodelation in the pool area because they are "getting ready for the summer" and now I just pay an insane amount of money for what I am getting, a complete ripoff. I am not renewing for obvious reasons so I will not be able to enjoy this mentioned remodelations. Besides the club house incident, which has been the topic among every resident i've talk to, there are also other issues I feel anyone trying to move in should know: 1)wifi is the worst thing I have experienced. It shuts down periodically. It actually went off twice while writing this review today. I complained before and was told i'd have to call the company and log when those issues happen so they can take note that there are issues. If you are a student, do not take an exam home, it sounds crazy, but better safe than sorry. 2) cellphone connectivity is an issue and i never thought this could be a problem with verizon. I once was having a phone interview and walking from the kitchen to my room the call got disconected. I was lucky the recruiter called back and had to take the call in the patio. 3) the jaccuzi has been broken since move in and seems that it never gets cleaned. 4) the halls are the most disgusting thing i've seen in an apartment complex and for the money residents pay, I think it should at least get cleaned once a year. you can smell urine in different parts of the complex and there are stains everywhere. If you tour the complex make sure you go to another floor as they might be cleaning the areas where future residents usually pass through. Make yourself a favor an lease somewhere else. read more

Do not live here because of MANAGEMENT. Although the rooms are nice and the staff is wonderful (including maintenance) this is an apartment complex that will end up serving as a great life lesson as to not sign a lease with a bad management. The Resident Services Manager, Lindsay Fortress, is an unprofessional and rude woman that you don't want to deal with. She discriminates and is outright rude to students due to their age and naivety. Students - do not live here Parents - do not have your children living here unless you want to have to involve yourself in any dispute or problem as management will be rude and discriminating towards basic needs and situations that arrive. They will nickel and dime your kids while you're not looking and yell at them unless you're willing to get involved every single time. Do not live here until they change management. Although its a very nice place, its an extra headache that's not worth the $824 for one month's of rent. read more

If you want to live in a street club or a bar which you can enjoy the stereo every day and night, come and live here. Residents here are CRAZY about stereo. So there is no chance you can get a good rest here. Don't think you can be lucky, beats are everywhere! People rent apartments to rest and relax. However, many residents here refuse to realize the existence of other human beings living in their neighborhood. The office does not restrict the use of high power stereo and unfortunately, the buildings are not good insulator for vibration. I don't want to talk about anything else, because the primary reason of choosing this apartment -- living here -- won't be satisfied. read more

How do the hallways smell like just straight pee? How is it that the management office is 100x more upgraded than the apartments themselves? I think management should be forced to walk the hallways the tenants do. read more

Never again. I moved here from Ohio, thinking this place would give a damn about anything and make my adjustment easier. 1. We were told the clubhouse and gym, tanning beds, and study area would be done when we moved in. It's almost November and it doesn't even look close to done to me. 2. I pay $40 a month to park in the parking garage, however, residents aren't allowed to park on the first floor... that's for guests. How does that make any sense? Making residents park on the upper floors while they pay to park there?! 3. Had maintenance knock at my door once. Before I had the chance to get off the couch to answer, he had already keyed himself in. Said he came to fix the air but neither me or my roommate put in an order for our air. He came with no tools. After I specifically marked I didn't want maintenance coming when I'm not home, they did it again when I put in a work order for our leaking washer. didn't leave a note or any kind of evidence they even came and fixed it. 4. Security? That's a joke. Anyone who's anyone can come into the complex, open the gate to the pool and come in and swim, and I live in building E and the entry door closest to the parking garage has been broken for almost 3 weeks and I've told the office about it multiple times. So anyone can come into the building and walk around whether they live here or not. 5. The place always smells like garbage. They have valet garbage but you can only put garbage out Sunday-Thursday between 6-8. What the complex failed to mention is that you have to take the garbage bin outside your door they provide for trash inside with you outside of those hours or you'll get a trash fine. They left one on our door and when we disputed it, they said we wouldn't be charged this time because they FORGOT to tell us that in the move-in info we got?! I told them I wanted a replacement garbage bin because ours was disgusting from the previous residents. They said they'd be on it, and a week later never heard back again and we have the same trash bin. I am pretty easy-going, but being a graduate student and having a lot on my plate, coming home to a complex that couldn't give a damn about you just adds fuel to the fire. I would never recommend this place. read more

Such a horrible place do not live here, the management is absolutely horrible and rude non helpful whatsoever. It may be cheap to live here but there are so many better options, its even so far away from campus that its not worth it. The apartment is crawling in bugs and since people put their trash outside their doors it smells so horrible there all the time. They even towed my car and literally because of them It took me a total of 6 hours to get my car back and I was stranded in the middle of Mesa. This place is absolutely horrible and not worth the price. DONT LIVE HERE DO YOURSELF A FAVOR read more

I had previously written a stellar review praising the maintenance staff but I feel strongly compelled to otherwise warn ASU students and their parents to STAY AWAY. This is one of the WORST places i've ever lived at, and for reference, I've lived in Army barracks. Also, for the parents, if you're worried about your daughters getting creeped on by random middle aged men living here or non-students coming in here to try to party and invade the complex, this is NOT the apartment to house your children. PRO: The student staff and maintenance staff are awesomely friendly and do their best with what they have. CONS: Everything else. Water shut off - as I sit here typing this, all the water is out in the building - not typically the biggest issue but it is when the notice was sent out YESTERDAY. Pool closures - They closed the entire pool area right AFTER Spring Break to resurface the hot tub (poorly at that, might even still have some missing tiles). Now, the pool is closed AGAIN because they decided to resurface everything else - right in the middle of the Spring heat. You had all Winter Break folks. Rent lost - I haven't personally experienced it but I know a handful who have been charged only for Blvd 1900 to tell them that they never received the money even despite the bank statement indicating that it went through. Dog poop - the courtyards are continually littered with dog poop and an occasional stairwell might have one too. The Clubhouse - what a fiasco. Anybody coming in to get a tour will see the only truly nice building in the complex. What you won't realize is that the first five months of this living year was devoid of the building because they couldn't their heads on their shoulders up at Scion with the construction. The Internet - high speed my ass. The amount of times the connection's been dropped or websites not being able to load has been far too high to count. The day I moved in, I moved into a completely filthy apartment with food crumbs and dust all over the communal space. Cockroaches are extremely common in the courtyards and if you're on the first floor, good luck. The apartments aren't remotely luxurious and there is absolutely NO soundproofing between rooms. The dog policy = $600, switching apartments = $200 REGARDLESS of what the issue is. I could go on and on ad nauseam but I'll stop here. Best of luck if you decide to move here! read more

Not worth the price. Where do I begin... when I first moved in, I knew right away the whole "roommate pairing" was bs. I mean how can you expect for them to "match personalities" of everyone who lives here in the first place. The place is decent. I lived in the master bedroom of a four bedroom, which is only a little bigger with a small walk in closet, and a bathtub. The carpet in my room is outdated from every other carpet I've seen, I was told one day it was going to be changed because of how old it was and it was never touched/cleaned. The walls and fan were filled with dust & the bathtub was filthy. I cleaned the whole place with bleach just to be safe. They supply you with a mattress which is similar to the ones you get in a dorm, uncomfortable, and small. Due to the fact I have back problems I asked if it would be okay for me to bring my own mattress and get rid of theirs. They gave me such a problem about it, telling me I would have to pay for a storage unit? Finally they came and took it away after sitting in my hall way for two months. The kitchen is extremely small and cheap. My stove top is filthy and almost impossible to clean. The microwave was cracked so management put duct tape over it to cover it up. The fridge is spacious, but was also dirty upon arrival. The counter top is extremely cheap and peels easily. The dishwasher does 1/2 a job and garbage disposal was often breaking. Laundry room (closet) was decent. You can't fit a queen comforter in the wash or dryer but it is pretty decent. Living room: floors are cheap. The couches are a sad excuse. Easily torn, maintenance replaced once after multiple complaints, then they stopped replacing them. The living room table the apartment comes iwith is pretty useless at least it was for my roommates and i. Balcony: disgusting floor, no view. Gym: outdated equipment. Dirty equipment and above the study room? Study room: never in use, maybe because it's underneath a gym. Pool: outdated, not in the sun Front desk: they are mostly students so you can expect the service you will get. Management: JAMES is amazing. Always helpful and kind. Security: come and go, pretty safe place to live. Maintenance: fast response rate. Got the job done the first time. Overall, I'm very unsatisfied with my experience here. For my first apartment, it really made me have trust issues and doubts. The good thing was that the $700/ a month I pay went towards wifi/heat/cable. Their website pictures are not accurate what so ever. I wish they were a better company. read more

I moved into Blvd when I decided to sublease through a friend of a friend. First off this has been the absolute worst housing I have ever lived in, and I can say that with all the truth in my body. I moved into a filthy apartment, feces in the toilet, phlegm and mucus all over the bathroom cabinet, the carpets are almost BLACK from the previous tenant's dog (which they never cleaned). Doors are chipped, hallways constantly smell like sewer and is filled with trash bags 24/7, maintenance constantly coming into my apartment WHEN IM SLEEPING AT 9AM with absolutely no warning whatsoever. They constantly sent back my mail because they couldn't "find my name" on their list of people who live here, management is awful and filled with undergrads who also have no idea what they're doing. Water also sucks and bugs are starting to infest the place (luckily I'm moving out tomorrow). I would not wish this upon my worst enemy. Rent is absolutely way too high for the lack of amenities that other complexes offer, along with the low quality of living. If you any wish to live in a quality and cozy student apartment complex, DO NOT LIVE HERE. ALSO, kitchen is terrible, appliances are 10 years outdated and only work half the time. Good luck read more

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Worst place to live. If I could give zero stars this would receive a -1 !!!!! They Keep inviting new residents to live here despite Coronavirus. They don't care about public health safety just money..the place is disgusting only the leasing office area is maintained.... My roommate almost stabbed me (near death exp) the leasing office didn't even care, told me to just live there even though before that happened I Told them I'm not comfortable living with all male roommates, I almost died here and someone else actually did (may God dear his soul RIP) The will continuously steal your money (force you to pay renters insurance of $130) while $12 rental insurance is available..give you eviction notice a few days ahead of time. Always out of hot water....They will charge you $50 if they lock you out of your room (( no you didn't read that wrong))))). They will continuously put you or your loved on in danger!!!! Stay safe live somewhere else! read more

Alight Tempe - Not safe for students!!!! I found homeless people on the stairs smoking crack!!! Not safe!! - University Housing Near Me - Tempe, Arizona