I have lived at Edge 1120 for two years now, and really appreciate the community here. I was able…read moreto find an apartment here after my previous living situation fell apart and I will be eternally grateful for that! And even with a pandemic happening, the office & maintenance staff are very friendly and helpful. If you attend UToledo, the location is really convenient and safe. And the units are fully furnished, which is a bonus!

Don't bother buying premium parking... I've had many people park in my spot and neither does…read moresecurity or parking answer their phone(s). Feel free to park wherever.., absolutely not worth the hefty price.

Love this property! Nice, clean, quiet apartments. Very friendly new property manager, Charlene…read more Since she started working here, it has improved quite a bit! I would highly recommend this complex to anyone looking for a new apartment!

keanna gave me a tour and helped me with my application. Very informative and you could tell she…read moregen enjoyed her job and the env she was showing. 10/10 recommend touring with keanna

The on call 24 maintenance service is wonderful! Fast effective efficient and great communicationread more

Maintenance team is always prompt and respectful. I've submitted three requests since I've lived…read morehere, and each time I can't tell they were in my apartment except the problem is resolved and they leave a card indicated they are complete. Very satisfied!

Fast and efficient. Polite. Great service. Very quick response. Almost immediate responseread more

our maintenance man is the BEST EVER. Jesse is so caring…read moreand does he very best to get your problem taken care of just as quickly and efficiently as he can. we have to realize he is only one person w 90 apts. HE DOES A DARN GOOD JOB AND WE ARE SO BLESSED TO HAVE HIM. THANKS JESS for all your hard work Deb and Charlie

Everything worked smonthly and the emergency tech was great! We appreciate the help and response…read moreeven on the weekend.

Rebecca is a great property manager. My daughter moving company did something terrible that could…read morehave gotten her evicted but she chose start on a new journey today. Thank you

Very nice apartments at pretty low rent. Very near to all grocery stores and hospital. Staff is…read morewonderful. They are ready to help you anytime . Thanks a lot Peggy and John, You guys are amazing.

My Grandmother has been living here in Oakwood townhomes for 14 years and they have been doing…read morepretty good. If your looking for a nice and peaceful place to settle down.

Please DO NOT MOVE HERE!! The units are all out dated!! The parking lot is so dark and my car was…read morebroken into... very unsafe! The rent goes up every time you renew your lease! My bathroom sink had a horrible rust stain in it, maintenance came out and half repaired it and the stain returned in a month! The parking lot has potholes in it as well. My patio fence is leaning and was never fixed! Don't even get me started on the poo! The walls are paper thin and you can hear everything. Two weeks before I move out and they hit me with a lease violation because my son had his dog over FOR A COUPLE OF HOURS...they slapped me with a 1,000$ fine! Do yourself a favor and don't waste your time on this place! Over priced, unsafe and outdated!

University Hills is an amazing place to live at for both students at the university of Toledo as…read morewell as young adults! They host a lot of events and programs that try to foster a sense of community and they attempt to get residents involved with their neighbors. There's this little plaza area for residents to come out with their friends. Staff is very supportive and kind! They try to remember names and faces. They also send out alerts for their residents to help them attend events, to make them aware of weather conditions, and to also show that they care about their residents that are students. They've got many options for housing, and can help you choose one that is the most appropriate and affordable.

Tia is a good community manager and Caleb from maintenance is always helpful and works hard to…read moreresolve work orders in a timely manner. The neighbors here are respectful and usually keep to themselves. No big parties if you're looking for quite. Also, Megan the account manager has the cutest baby in the world!

Thank you Toya and Maintenance Man! For a Job well done! After many attempts to remove a Bee hive!…read moreYou did it! Bessie McClair resident

Love these apartments!!! The manager was so helpful and professional!! Thank you Ottawa Landings!!read more

Having lived in two different units over a period of six years, I wish I'd had the information I'm…read moreabout to post below before I'd moved out. If you're a current resident, please take advantage of this so that repairs are actually made. Ohio Rent Escrow Procedure Under Ohio Revised Code Section 5321.04, landlords are required to put and keep the rented premises in a fit and habitable condition. If they don't, then the tenant has remedies under Ohio Revised Code Section 5321.07, which says that if the tenant is current on his/her rent, then the tenant can write the landlord a letter about the substandard conditions. Once the landlord receives this letter, the landlord has only 30 days or a reasonable amount of time (whichever is sooner) to fix the problem. If the landlord does not fix the problem within 30 days or a reasonable amount of time, the next time that rent is due, the tenant can go to the local municipal court having jurisdiction over the area (or if there is no municipal court, then the county court of common pleas) and start the process of paying the monthly rent to the clerk of courts. Every court's procedure will be a bit different, but the broad outlines will be the same. The clerk of courts will have the tenant fill out some forms, set up a rent escrow case file, and accept the rental payment. The clerk will then notify the landlord that the rent has been paid into escrow and will be kept there until the tenant agrees that the problem at the rented premises has been fixed. It is best to call the clerk's office before you head down there to see what, if anything, you will need to bring with you to get the escrow process started. Some Courts want to see a copy of the lease agreement and a copy of the letter you sent to the landlord about the problems. You also don't want to be late with the rent when paying the court. Nothing will stop an escrow process quicker than being late on the rent. If there is a disagreement over whether the problem still exists (or ever existed) or whether the tenant is allowed to escrow the rent, then the clerk will advise the landlord that the landlord can contest the matter at a hearing before the court. At such a hearing, both sides can bring in evidence and put on witnesses to prove their case. The Court will use the escrowed rent as a hammer to force the landlord to make the repairs if the court finds that the repairs need to be made. The landlord can petition the court for a partial release of the rent so long as that portion of the rent will go to making the repair.

If I could leave this crap hole zero stars I would the maintence here is a joke, my dishwasher…read morehasn't worked in over a month because the believe I have a "rodent problem" that alone took 3.5 weeks just to get someone to come out. Their idea of an exterminator was to set up glue traps. Oh and my dishwasher still is not fixed and I have issues from when I have moved in that are not solved including a plug HANGING OUT OF MY WALL! This place is a joke and should be shut down. Slum lords, no surprise their properties burn down.