Outstanding place to work at while in town visiting family. The managed Olivia was incredibly…read morehelpful and made my experience super easy. I also rented their conference room to close a deal and she made it feel like I was at home! I would highly recommend 429 main to anyone considering renting an office, conference room, or just to get out of the house occasionally to work somewhere else. Not to mention, the interior design of this place is awesome. I loved the green theme everywhere. Thank you team 429 main!

From the owner: Welcome! At 429 Main, we believe that great things happen…read morewhen creative minds come together. Our coworking and shared space is more than just a place to work, it’s a vibrant community curated to foster collaboration, inspire innovation, and ignite creation. Whether you’re an entrepreneur, freelancer, or apart of a dynamic team, you’ll find a supportive and energizing environment here.

Unprofessional management and dirty complex. Neighbors are disrespectful and loud. A leak from the…read morekitchen damaged my property. Dogs use your yard as a bathroom. Live anywhere else, its just not worth the trouble!!

This was a top notch, gold star experience renting an apartment at Cedar Valley. The staff is one…read moreof the best I have encountered. I highly recommend this property. Great facility and wonderful team working there.

Don't believe what you read on any website that lists this place as a "short term, fully furnished,…read moreextended stay or corporate housing option. Talk about "bait and switch!" The Corporate housing website lists First Street Lofts as $1884/mo for a 1 bed, 1 bath loft. By the time you're done talking to the property, the rate has increased to $3308/mo! We were told the price difference was because it includes furniture, tv, bed linens (and towels...?)and household appliances. This website clearly makes the $1884/mo appear to take furnishings into account. Management was apologetic but the only explanation was that the website wasn't really even supposed to have "gone live" yet. Truly disappointing.

Beautiful apartments. HOWEVER, You must read your lease carefully because the following was not…read morestated in such lease (at the time of our signing).Lived here for a year (long time Rochester resident). During end-of-lease walk through, agent presented a "make unit marketable" paperwork. In other words, at their discretion , they could charge a fee, regardless if there were damages (which we had none as stated in the signed paperwork). We were charged $1400 for such fee. Ask about this before you enter an agreement.

Bait and switch pure and simple. They advertise an apartment for $733/months. But If you call and…read moreask about it, they only talked about the thousand dollar apartments that aren't equipped like the $733 ones then they hang up!!! .

Great location, neighbors are nice and the community is quiet (making work from home very doable)…read more Apartments are spacious with tons of storage and the internet speeds are unmatched 10/10. Management team is always helpful and does fun events like food trucks or tye-die events for kids. They also have snacks and beverages available at all times for residents. Maintenance is great, they answer emergency requests almost immediately. Some maintenance requests are not fulfilled effectively, leading to the same request being submitted multiple times. The resident portal is easy to use and they now offer rent payment plans to help with your financial needs which is very considerate. I think this community is great. I had a year and a half lease and just renewed for an additional year and a half. Overall, I've been very pleased with my time here. I've lived in numerous apartments (over 6) so I have a good amount to compare the experience to. Definitely in my top two.

I've moved about 15 times in my 29 years. Most of the places I've lived were apartments. With that…read morebeing said, Lake Village of Rochester Hills was the best place I've ever lived. I was there for almost 2 years, and would have stayed if an opportunity hadn't arisen in Chicago. The atmosphere is fantastic, the managers (Cory, then Michelle) were so kind and helpful. The apartments were VERY spacious and in great shape! I honestly miss living at LVRH and wish I could go back!

From the owner: We offer 1 and 2 bedroom apartments with private entrances and a full size washer/dryer in each…read moreunit. Only minutes from downtown Rochester, Oakland University, The Village of Rochester Hills and much more!

I lived here for 2 years. The rent is low (much lower than what it is in nearby apartments), so…read morethat's definitely a great plus. The apartments are incredibly clean and in good shape. The unit I was in had a nice sized kitchen, and a walk-in closet: my clothes only filled 2/3 of one side of the walk in closet! The maintenance is absolutely fantastic: if you call and complain about something being wrong they will do everything in their power to resolve the problem. My bathroom sink stopped draining (or drained very very very slowly, rather) and it required a bit of work to fix. For 2 days the maintenance workers worked on it and the sink was as good as new afterwards. The ONLY complaint I have about Bedford Square Apartments is that Tienken Road is near impossible to make a safe left turn out of, and often times I would have make a right, travel 3/4 of a mile to the roundabout to turn around. There's not much that Bedford can do about that, though!

My husband and I have been living here for a few years now. Within the last week or so lots of new…read morepeople have moved in. Someone has been blasting annoying music late at night early in the morning and in the evening- so pretty much a lot of the time. And we have been smelling weed in the hallways. We heard some lady talking so loud last night so we looked in the hallway through the peep hole and she was in the hall and was blabbing so loud on the phone saying nasty things, and she had a joint in her hand. This place is becoming trash, management is aware and is doing nothing about it. We are looking for a better place and then we are out.

Trey and Joe do a fantastic job of maintenance! They were quick and tidy without and came upon…read morerequest.

My wife and I have lived here 2.5 years. They claim to be luxury but for being built 20 years ago…read morethis place sucks. My wife and I have been renting for 18 years and we have stayed in luxury apartments before. This is not luxury. Our windows leak cold and warm air they have mold in areas but all they do is cover it up. They have spider issues bad we kill spiders daily. They don't cover insect control. Thus the problem. Ounce this last lease is up in April we are moving back south. I don't recommend this location. For anyone

Nice location, generally responsive to maintenance requests. However, I can't recommend living here…read moreas we are regularly out of power. We have lost an entire fridge full of food twice this year and do not have power (or heat) as I type this. I am not implying that this is management's fault but regardless of who's fault it is, being without power this often is unacceptable, especially in winter. The apartments have all electric appliances so forget about using heat/hot water or cooking anything when it goes out. Very fun getting ready in the morning with the power flickering on and off. Additionally, there has been an animal going in and out of our attic for over a year. After unsuccessfully placing a trap, maintenance told us that the buildings were just old so it was expected animals would get in. Not really an acceptable answer to me at $1850 per month for a 1 bed/1.5 bath apartment. My grandparents are moving to michigan and they were thinking about moving here to be close to me but they are elderly and this place has too many problems for them. Perhaps management and DTE can work together to find a more permanent solution for the outages. Until then, I cannot recommend and I will be glad to move when my lease is up.

This is my first apartment as an adult. I love a lot of things about it, but also hate a lot of…read morethings about it. Things I love: -when I moved in my apartment was absolutely spotless, and I had BRAND NEW never been stepped on carpet -can't hear neighbors/quiet space to live -carports are included - garbage disposal -huge walk-in closet and huge bedroom - lots and lots and lots of closet space - unit storage is included in rent -pool area is beautiful - walking distance from just about everything -emergency room across the street -mailboxes -newly painted walls -tile bathroom walls Things I hated: -no in-unit washer/dryer. The washer and dryer was shared with the other 8 people in my building and is almost ALWAYS broken- no matter how many times they fix it, it just keeps breaking - heat broke a lot in the winter (probably from over usage in the building) - basement is kind of disgusting and moldy and probably a health code issue - garbage trucks do not come regularly a lot of the time the dumpster would overflow with 3 weeks with of trash - no overhead lighting in living room or bedroom (although makes for a small electric bill) -water pressure sucks - older utilities - no patio/outdoor personal space

I wouldn't recommend you to move in to this apartment. Like, NOT AT ALL. If I could give zero star,…read moreI totally would. Me and my husband lived here for around 18months, we started realizing that this apartment just want to take our money and don't care about tenants' living quality since new upstairs tenants moved in with thier huge dog. We love dogs, but it's a different story when the upper tenants keep throwing the heavy toys with their running dog no matter when. Literally it never stopped. Dog kept running around even during very late night (between 12am to 2am), we tried to tell them politly but they just didn't care. So we ended up letting the leasing office know this issue. According to thier policy, back then, (not sure about now) if pet owner keeps making issues with neighbors more than three times, the leasing office has to kick them out. We told the office we are having this issue, and sent emails to the manager with the video recordings attached, obviously more than three times. But nothing changed really, they even sometimes ignored our email. The leasing office ended up blaming us why didn't we call the police when they make noise. We were like, WHAT? Was that what we supposed to do it??? It was such nonsense. They told us if we do not like living with dogs, we move out. It was hilarious. Haha. I am still laughing so hard at this. So we decided to move out. Of course we had to call the police one time before we moved out since upper tenants never stopped making noises during daytime and night. The leasing office supposed to figure out this issue before we ended up calling them. Don't you think so? :)