The building is very safe and centrally located to grocery stores, Target, etc. and has cute…read moreresident events, which is great, but the rent is very overpriced for what you actually get. Almost $2k for a view of the other building, no in-unit washer/dryer, and older appliances compared to the other buildings in the complex? No thank you. There are plenty of other buildings that will give you more bang for your buck or if you are ok with this price range, there are other buildings in East Liberty that are better quality. The management office also feels that it isn't an invasion of privacy to schedule tours for prospective residents for the exact unit you want WHILE you are living there as soon as you mention you're moving out. So unprofessional. You get 24 hours notice before a tour. Why give notice at all if you're just going to show up anyway? I've never seen this done in other buildings I've lived in before. It makes the vibe more business-like than actually living in a community. All they care about is your money. I really do like Walnut Capital overall, but the Walnut on Highland property itself is overpriced and unprofessional in their policies and communication with residents.

Beautiful building and well maintained and great atmosphere Amazing staff who invest in a good…read moreexperience for tenants.

I love living in Olde town the owners are wonderful and maintenance is so efficient!…read more The places are kept up and they keep drama away!! I feel safe living here and my home is lovely!

Had nice in my apartment that took them over 2 weeks to come address…read more Upon move out the woman handling it complained multiple times that I "ask 2 many questions" as if it isn't her job to make sure tenants have full understanding. Definitely better housing available in cranberry

I was in Pittsburgh for a few months on a project for work and the short term lease with Cliffside…read moreManor was amazing!! The apartment came furnished and felt so homey. The views were incredible! I love that the apartments are right on the water and it is just such a quiet and peaceful area. Highly recommend!

My experience at Eighth and Penn was pretty spectacular. I loved this apartment and it made my time…read morein Pittsburgh special. I had a 1 bedroom/studio with sliding barn doors and it felt quite spacious for being just a single bedroom. I loved the space in the living room, the tall ceilings and the amount of natural light that came through those windows. The amenities were also so nice. From a very nice rooftop area with a poop station for pets, to the gym, pet spa & even a concierge who often brought up groceries or door dash orders. It was truly a high-end luxury experience in a great location. You can walk out and see baseball games happening, beautiful bridges & restaurants, etc. Highly recommend if you're moving to Pittsburgh and looking for that luxury experience.

I lived in a Byham apartment and absolutely loved everything in it. I would not change a single…read morething about the actual apartment. But the apartment complex does lack a bit of amenities, for example there could be lounge chairs during the summer instead of just chairs. The gym only has 2 treadmills which during after work hours could be a struggle to get. My view was the concert area, and the noise did not bother me one bit (because it was not loud enough to bother me). The view was amazing. It was always very quiet, I can't make any complaints about anything really. The staff are all very nice and helpful.

I lived at Shadyside Commons for 2 years. There are definitely pros and cons to living here. The…read morepros are fine but the cons outweigh them. PROS: 1) The building is well maintained with staff who work to keep it that way daily. 2) There is an onsite gym (though it's small) so you don't have to pay for a gym membership. 3) Apartments come with central air, dishwashers, disposals, wall to wall carpet and laundry. 4) Both garage and lot parking are available ($100 for garage, $50 for lot). CONS: 1) Since it's run by a big management company, you'll never be able to negotiate anything -- rent increase, parking charges, length of lease, breaking lease, etc. Everything is set in stone and management won't discuss changing it. 2) If you like to hear every single thing your neighbors are doing -- and I do mean EVERYTHING -- this is the place for you. In my 2 years I've heard the following: Phone conversations Sex Sneezing and coughing Music and TV Incessant walking and stomping from upstairs neighbors (in heels at 630am every day, no less) Appliances that shake your apartment (seriously, they shake so loud and so hard it feels like there's an earthquake happening) Kitchen cabinets opening and closing Putting away silverware Dogs barking Etc. As you can probably tell, the walls/floors/ceilings are THIN. We're talking paper here. If you're a light sleeper or you just like to have peace and quiet in your home, you won't find that here. 3) It's very close to the train tracks, so you'll hear them going by at all hours of the night and day. 4) As Pittsburgh rent goes, it's not cheap. You do get a decent amount of amenities and it's in the nice section of Shadyside (walkable to Walnut), but it's pricey. Overall my experience here was fine. Nice unit, fairly nice landlord, but definitely too much noise from neighboring apartments to make it five stars.

I moved into Shadyside Commons 3 years ago after wanting to move closer to the city with my…read morefiancee. The building is in a GREAT location, very walk-able to many different shops and restaurants. It is a great building with beautiful apartments. One big plus is the extra storage space if needed. Gym on site is also a huge added plus! Shadyside Commons is a pet friendly building which is perfect for us. Management is wonderful. Always willing to accommodate. Overall, highly recommend the building to anyone who is looking to move into the area.

I lived in the Oakmont RV apts for 8 years. The rent was reasonable, water and sewage was included…read morein the rent, and we had assigned parking spaces with plenty of off street parking for guests. Yes, they're old, and as apartments, they can have issues with sounds, but once you realize that and expect apartment living noises, this by far was very quiet the entire time. I had an apartment on the first floor. I could hear walking around above me, and the annoying rolling sound pipes make (that all apartments experience), but you learn to live with it. It has onsite storage, a laundry room, and maintenance is friendly and attends to your needs in a timely manner. Landscaping is done routinely and the neighborhood is very friendly with little-no crime. The complex is a few blocks from popular restaurants, boutiques, and the bus line, and a block from Allegheny River. Oakmont is a quaint town, only 20 minutes down 28 to Heinz Field and PNC Park. I lived here for 20 years and only moved away due to family reasons. I highly recommend these apartments if you're looking. They are very reasonable and well managed. Moving out was a breeze as well. I had no issues with the Shadyside office who were very professional and I received my entire deposit back plus interest.

I lived there for approximately 2.5 years in total on two different occasions. The place was…read moreoverall a nice place to live. Most of the neighbors were quiet and respectful. If something was broken it was usually fixed very quickly. The units were very clean and freshly painted when you moved in. Oakmont is a great area. Walking distance from the Oakmont Bakery. My only gripes are it was a little expensive for the area. The fitness center is practically nothing. The ceilings were very thin and creaky, which you get used to but it's loud at first. I'd suggest trying to get a top floor unit. But if I was looking for a place in Oakmont, I'd rent from there again.

They charge a $200 fee that they dress up as being part of your first rent before you sign any…read morelease. If you withdraw they keep it, then point to fine text on the application saying it was actually a "holding fee" and they get to keep it for "damages". Scummy snake behavior, stay away.

apartment is decent - not new but not super old. unresponsive management unless it's something to…read moredo with the water bill which they pay for. Shadyside apartment has thin walls, I can hear my neighbors slamming doors. Apartment is also beside hospital so can hear street noise and ambulances.

Amazing apartments that are right next to beautiful Riverview Park. You can be out the back door…read moreand onto a hiking trail in just seconds. The rent is extremely reasonable, and the location is within close proximity to the parkway. You will experience a kind of quiet serenity, your view overlooks the park. Great neighborhood!

Guys! This is a…read morediamond in the rough. Adorable townhouse-style apartments in the North Side, tucked away in Riverview Park. I live in a 2 bedroom, both of which have high cathedral ceilings, tons of closet space, a sunken living room, new carpets and fresh paint... and let me tell you about this BALCONY. First off, it overlooks the woods. A WOODPECKER woke me up this morning like I was freakin Snow White. Also, it's huge, private... so much so that I just did an insanity workout out there in a sports bra and tiny shorts and I was like... so? Rent is super reasonable, the landlord is laid back and helpful, and it's about 7 minutes to Boulevard of the Allies, which means I get to work at the PG in no time flat. Basically, all of my friends are jealous, and my cat is living the dream.