I lived here for only a few months, but this is by far the nicest apartment complexes available in…read moreMissoula. It's privately owned, so there are no worries about dealing with horrid corporations trying to swindle money from you. The landlord Chris was absolutely wonderful to deal with, very understanding, and we enjoyed renting there. Very nice apartments-- I would recomend them to anyone and everyone.

Good location, environment blah blah blah. I've lived here since September 2014. Here's some…read morethoughts: The number one thing about living here is the staff. I don't know how others feel, but the staff is awesome (to me). They have a lot of residents, but whenever I go to the office they know me by name. Not only that, I never have to remind them what apartment I live in, they just know. For instance, when I get packages UPS won't leave them at the apartment when im out. They take them to the office. So when I go pick it up the Corso Staff recognizes me, greets me, and gives me my box without asking who I am. My point, if your not following, is that they actually will remember you. Does this mean they care? I like to think so. Here's some other great stories. * There was this guy on the 2nd floor once who thought it was super cool to share his awesome hippity hoppity music with the building. Booom boooom booom. The walls shook for a week. Thats all the time Corso needed to kick him out. Residents and office alike tried to warn him, but to no avail. * I was once having a dreadful day and was moping by the office to get my bike. The manager came out side, waved, and wished me a good day. I kinda cheered up after that. * The maintenance guy once helped me carry a big heavy box to my apartment. Pros: * Quiet for the most part, except when your neighbors are not home and their dogs bark until the shock collar kicks in. Too expensive for the college crowd so there is rarely if ever partying going on. Most folk I see around are of the 30-80 crowd, or the young couple that can't afford to party. * Pool! And Spa. * Near the Bike/walking trail that runs through Missoula. Can ride that straight to the University if necessary. * Veteran Friendly. * Right by The Good Food Store if that's your kind of shopping. * Parking seems to be okay and balanced. You can purchase a carport and have a guaranteed spot. * They DNA check the dogs here, meaning everyone is kinda encouraged to clean up after their animals. Clean grass, but I still wouldn't walk through it barefoot. * Office keeps packages safe at the office until you get home from work/school. * The Corso Team at the office, and the two Maintenance guys. * American Rent bubble may pop soon, so rent could go down? Cons: * Try not to get an apartment facing Russell St. Your days at home will sound like traffic... in Montana? How is that even logical? Whoooosh... whoooshhh... whooshhhh. * People seem to think it's cool to drive around outside with their subwoofers. * The parking lot in front of The Source gym can get quite annoying when folks are running their vehicles or music. * The apartments DO NOT transmit noise (this is good), EXCEPT for two things. Bass and dog barks. Bark bark bark. * Socialist water system. We're all charged the same for water, despite how much you use. I shower three times daily now just for fun. * Corporate thinks its the 1990's and charges folks 5$? to use their credit card to pay rent. Most of us just drop by the office and pay with a "check". Ya, like I said - the 1990's!

If my rent was literally half what I'm paying now, I would say that living here would be worth it…read more I'm paying an absurd amount of money for a small studio with terrible, cheap fixtures and appliances. The unit is dark and depressing. It takes many requests to get maintenance done. Parking is a nightmare. The only thing I like about living here is the location. Being right along the Milwaukee Trail allows easy access to downtown, campus, etc.

I've lived here for two years now and it's been a bit of a rollercoaster. My biggest complaint is…read morethat our maintenance requests just go completely ignored. Promises are not kept nor followed up on. For example: We made maintenance requests in writing last March. Nothing. I went in person TWICE and was promised a quick resolution....nothing. Now we just go without. This has happened at least 3 other times. Parking can be weird because people make up spaces that don't exist. The staff also leave around 4:30 instead of the stated 5. There's only one recycling bin so it's a trek, and dog owners seem to never pick up after their pets. Then again, the staff rarely refill the dog bag bins. It's decent if you're poor like we are, but if you can afford living elsewhere, I would.

I was there for 8 years. 6 different managers, and all had different regulations…read more Rent going up to above $1400 a month for 1 bedroom. Everything inside is original from 30 years ago. You have to repair your fridge yourself. Closet doors and hinges broke, falling off and damaged. Big gaps in door entrance allowing wind, rain and snow in. Dry wall chipping and poorly patched. Mold, really bad. Amenities that are offered like the pool. Pool has been down 3 years. Laundry machines make clothes smell stail. Some entry lights don't work. Building M doors unfinished. Etc. etc.

Fantastic experience with Bitterroot. I rented from them for almost 2 years and do not have a…read moresingle complaint about them. They are nice, responsive, and do not try to gouge you for money like many other leasing and property management companies out there. Would 100% rent again if I am ever back in Missoula.

If I could give them less stars, I would. We just moved out of their property and they only sent us…read moreone email about moving out and it was which account to send the deposit to. Nothing about cleaning. So we cleaned to the best of our ability for 2 days without a list. 4 days AFTER we move out, they send us a cleaning list and ask us to go back. Not to mention they CHARGED us for the cleaning list. We happily did seeing we wanted our whole deposit back. And now they are docking us 500$ for cleaning. Half of our deposit. They are the least helpful property management company I have ever rented through.

T & T Rentals is one of the best rental companies here in Missoula. The staff is really nice,…read moreprofessional, and straight to the point which means when you want business done, it simply gets done and no one is wondering around waiting for answers. They also believe in communication and so when you have a question or a concern, they will reply back to you via email or phone very quickly. They also have well priced rentals that made it easy for us when we rented from there. Now, I did wish they had more rental options availability but that comes with time. Other than that, get connected with T & T Rentals first prior any others. The office is your old fashion face to face greeting that doesn't make you feel less but really good because no one is hiding behind the front office.

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I lived at Crestview for about 4 years. Everything was exceptional except for the "hands off"…read moremanaging team. Don't waste your time with a phone call. There is no way to contact a manager or employee in any urgent matter. This created a lot of issues during the move out process. Throughout my entire move out process, I had to continuously ask via email what documents were required to sign. Every week there was a new document in the portal that I somehow "missed". At one point, my roommate was told that I was missing more paperwork. Crestview had no clue what I was talking about until I emailed them a screenshot of what my roommate was told. BUT WAIT, THERE'S MORE. Two days before the lease expired, I asked Crestview if there was anything else I needed to sign. They told me no and that they would let me know if anything came up. Great! Until the next day. I received a random text saying that unless MORE paperwork was signed within 3 hours, I would be automatically enrolled into another year lease. I was frantic at my job trying to sort through exactly what needed to be done. This also put stress on my co-signer, who was also receiving texts and emails regarding missing signatures. Every time the portal app refreshed, a new document would appear. This entire process was extremely misleading, frustrating, and difficult. I wanted to write a good review for Crestview, I did enjoy my time living there. The maintenance team is fantastic, the landscapers do a stunning job, and I love seeing neighbors dogs and cats. However, the managing team absolutely ruined it. They never apologized for the inconveniences and confusion. Every email was rude and inconsiderate. Notice all the lovely 5 star reviews? Yeah, I don't need your money. Good luck everyone!

My experience with Montana Crestview was extremely frustrating and disappointing. Communication was…read moreconsistently poor, and I felt treated with a lack of basic respect and transparency. After my eviction -- which I acknowledge -- I was shocked to be charged for what appeared to be general maintenance or upgrades to the apartment. I shared my experience in a review, and Montana Crestview sent me a cease and desist letter threatening legal action unless I took it down. In my opinion, this was an attempt to silence criticism. I believe potential tenants should be aware of how Montana Crestview handles both tenant relations and public feedback. This is my opinion of my experience with Montana Crestview and I stand by it.

Affordable senior living with style. Glengarra is a place you'll be proud to have your loved one…read morein. It's not assisted living, but for active seniors to live a care free life in a beautiful little space. Apartments are 560 square feet, have plenty and large windows, full kitchen, handicap accessible bathroom, patios on bottom floor and unfinished balcony on top floors, community garden, community living areas, exercise room, and community kitchen and event space. Grounds are well-kept. Beautiful views of surrounding Missoula mountains. And most seniors pay only $300-400/month depending on income. If seniors need additional care they can hire independent care providers and still live here and have disabled accessible apartments. Energy assistance also provided.

This is a great apartment complex! The grounds are beautiful and well maintained, the apartments…read moreare clean, modern, and in good condition, and the community room is beautiful. I love the community events that they host. It's dog friendly and the office staff is super nice and helpful. I appreciate that it's a quiet, peaceful place to live.

5 stars guys-Absolutely the best experience I've had renting in Missoula. Their office & Mike was…read moreso helpful had a few bumps getting it up and going (super long story hubby, divorce, yal know how that goes) but he went above & beyond to help me and my little dog have a home to go to. He even called me after my first week living there to make sure we were doing ok. First time any rental company has called to check in after move in, normally once you give them money they don't want to see or hear from you again until rent time. so far people here super friendly, lots of pupper's for my little doggie to play with. If you are looking for a place to live this is the one super close to everything you will need stores, movies, groceries, you name it. I went in this expecting the worse and really I got the best.

Add on to previous review:…read more Okay, listen up. I was one of the many in Missoula who did not have a sugar daddy or a real daddy who was willing to pay my bills. I paid my rent like a normal working person who made barely over the requirement to live in the Palace Apts. However, it's not exactly cheap rent at $400 per month for a studio apartment. There are many places which are better taken care of than the Palace apts, albeit not in the heart of downtown. In addition to the monthly rent you must also pay a deposit, screening fee and a pet deposit if you have one. The quality of the housing certainly doesn't equal the value of the rent, even if you are like most Montanans and have a hard time affording even the basic necessities. Pah! ------------------------------------------------- I only came in here once - when I was on a ride along with the cops. Ish. Seriously, I don't know why you would want to live here. The hallways smell like urine and I don't believe that all the rooms have their own bathrooms or kitchens. When I came in, we had to pick up a drunk that was sleeping in the hallway. Lovely.

A quick note for the interested: the apartments have a salary cap of $22000 a year for an…read moreindividual, $25,000 a year for two people.