Heads up.. no visitors after 8pm. You have to pay to $30 a month for each of your vehicles for…read morereserved parking if they're available. I've $100's of items stolen related to deliveries and the recourse of action every time results in filing a police report without having access to the building cameras.

People aren't lying when they say that the leasing manager "jordan" makes things unbearable. He…read morelies, denies reasonable accommodations, tries to intimidate people with disabilities into complying and twists things to fit his agenda. This is discrimination and I have filed a complaint with the Ohio Civil Rights Commission. 0/10 Do not recommend. The Vista down the street was much better. (I've lived at both). Will be moving out and never looking back as soon as I have the chance, this has been 3 months of nothing but hassles.

Madeline was amazing. She called sister properties to see if they still had apartments available to…read morehelp me save time. Thank you

I love it. Having looked around at many many many awful apartments in the same neighborhood and…read moreprice range...I scored a wonderful 2 bedroom/1 bath that is perfect for me. The office ladies are excellent and they work together well, great atmosphere. Fair, honest, and if you have a question they definitely get you an answer.

Dijana Rick and Recy are the best who help me when I need maintenance or something done. I've lived…read morehere 32 years always feel safe and happy because of them. Thank you

Diajna welcomed me and explained everything about the property. She is very professional and…read morefriendly!

I lived here for 9 years. 9 years too long. Paid my rent on time every month. Took care of my unit…read more When it came time to move out, which I should have done years prior, the process was handled very unprofessionally, and the staff displayed a level of unprofessionalism and incompetence to a degree I have not known previously. A month to month tenant is only required to give a 30 day notice unlike an yearly tenant which is required to give a 60 day notice. I went into office on a Thursday afterwork to give my 30 day notice to vacate the apartment on Sept. 26, 2025, more than 30 days notice. There was only 1 person in office working that day. She gave a "look". I gave her my 30 notice and asked her if they needed anything in writing. She said no. I thought to myself that that could not be correct. She said they have to do a final walk thru. They did not do a full walk thru. The staff who I was working with, whom I won't mention here, did not retain any information I communicated to her through out the entire process. A level of incompetence I've never dealt with at this complex. When she came to do the walk thru I asked her again if I needed something in writing to vacate and she then hands me a transfer to another apartment within the complex when I shared with her the name of a completely different complex I was moving to several times. I was then handed of the the general manager who was no better. Since nothing being done with this simple transaction. I had to make sure I called the office everyday and visit every other day to stay on top of them to make sure I was in the system to vacate so I would not have to pay for another month. The general manager eventually told me that I did need to fill something out to vacate, which I knew to be the case. I gave my notice 35 days in advance on 25th of Sept. She tells me to sign vacate paperwork on the 8th of Oct. And then on the 22nd of Oct another general manager has me sign real vacate form because the office had no 30 day notices only 60 day notice forms which was also unprofessional. When I filled out the first transfer paperwork on 8th of Oct, I backed dated it to reflect the actual date notice was given. I explained to her that I gave my notice to the other worker on the 25th of September to move out on Oct. 31st. She sent an email to see if I had to pay rent up until the 8th of November. I explained to her again that I more than gave a 30 day notice and that I will not be responsible for paying rent up until Nov. 8th as I was out by the 31st of Oct. I called everyday to make sure that I was out of the system on move out day. I should not have had to go through all of this trouble for something so simple. I didn't receive my security deposit. If the staff who did the walk thru thanked me for taking care of the unit, why was my security deposit not returned. The wear and tear on my apartment was normal and I did request the bath tub and caulking be redone which was not honored. I froze every winter. The windows were the original windows from the 60's when the buildings were built. One year I did ask for new windows and they basically laughed in my face and said that is not how that works. The heater in the apartments are not suitable. 2 weeks before I moved out there was a drive by shooting on my side of the building and they shot up someones car so I knew it was time to go. Like most apartment buildings, the walls are thin and you can hear everything. People play loud music, loud tvs, fight argue and the dogs which are not allowed got out of hand. Kids and young adults love to kick doors and run off. One time someone left their bath water running a few floors up and left for work!?! It started overflowing and leaking into my apartment. Once figured out where the water was coming from early that morning with the help of another neighbor getting if from 3rd shift at Amazon, called maintenance, 911, fire department and no one helped. So if you are desperately looking for somewhere to live, by all means look here at your own risk. Document and picture everything.

Well from the looks of it, I have been saved from the massive headache of being a tenant. It seems…read moreas if they pick and choose with their own discretion. I followed everything that was asked. My credit score is above their qualifications. I repeatedly sent my check stubs and bank statement. Then they requested an offer letter. Why am I being asked for extra documents when the ones I sent qualified me for a measly $585, when my income allows me to rent a $900 unit. Then I come on yelp to write a review and see horrible pictures it neglected repairs. Thank the Universe for disqualifying me from living in a foundation of luxurious slum.

hi, tom pattison here... i have lived at pine ridge since 2007. my last review was not great this…read moreyear but i have been going through a lot... i am going blind and my mood is down... i worked in media for thirty years and ran properties in my early years... let's face it we are going through tough times.. this pandemic has hurt us all... this place has a new manager. drew. he seems to really care and wants to make things better... samantha is the regional manager and she too seem to care... maintenance in the past years has been great.. so has the office staff... for this past year maintenance was really short handed and struggled... even though things are still bad with the pandemic pine has bounced back and is trying hard with the help of a overall very good staff and a good manager and regional manager... the elevators which is a sour point with me due to my disabilities drew and samantha are really trying to get the service company to stay on top of it... the clientele has changed but most people are still very nice... pine has a nice grounds and is safe. sometimes the dog bark and that drives me crazy.  the front office staff is also very nice always and try and help... drew is even trying to help me find my way due to my blindness... i have called this place home for many years and still do...pine has always been a five star place to me and is close to that still..

I was visiting a friend in Building G at Pine Ridge Apartments, and I honestly couldn't believe how…read moredisgusting it was. There were roaches and bugs, the whole building smelled like dog urine, and it was obvious that maintenance problems were being ignored. The place feels dirty, poorly managed, and completely neglected. If this is how they keep the property, I would never recommend living here. Save yourself the headache and look somewhere else.

The historic nature of this apartment building is sweet. It is quiet and near good walkable…read moreshopping areas (chipotle, BWW, bagels, brunch locations, Starbucks).

From the owner: Historic Building with renovated efficiencies, 1 and 2 bedroom apartments. Flexible leases for…read morefurnished apartments varying in dimensions and prices. Ideal location with easy access to public transportation, close to the Cleveland Clinic, University Hospitals, Case Western Reserve University, Downtown, Coventry Village, and Shaker Square. Electronic fob access, bike rack, garage parking, laundry room, library and music room.

From what I understand, rent is all utilities included. The view was beautiful from the tenth…read morefloor. The full size appliances -- fridge, microwave, and oven -- were impressive. The location is fantastic

From the owner: Student housing for Case Western Reserve University.read more

Five stars all across the board! Quiet, clean and welcoming couldn't ask for a better place to call…read morehome. Not to mention how wonderful Chris in the office is she is the glue that keeps the place together, shes always kept great communication with us from touring to living, great responsiveness to any issues we've had (which hasn't been many),has a proactive approach to property maintenance and management as well as maintaining a positive and respectful relationship with tenants.

I've been here for about 4 years. My overall experience with Morgan Park has been great. The staff…read morehere are amazing and prompt when needed. This apartment has a great location. I love that I don't have to travel far for my essentials. If you have a small family then Morgan Park is perfect for you.

Im bored so heres a review since WHT wants to send me a whole fee for "moving out without telling…read morethem". i ended my lease early...because the apartments were absolute trash. Called up the leasing office and explained everything and the date i was moving out. they agreed, and we were in communication about ending the lease early for a while. i returned keys, i EVEN found texts from taylor! (which are listed below.) I aint paying shit, take that check and shove it up your ass bitch

Everything. Fellow tenants leave garbage on the floor of the trash disposal room on every level…read more Building has more leaks than the Titanic.

** READ THE UNRECOMMENDED COMMENTS TOO. THEY ARE ACCURATE **…read more Aka Vista apartments - LOOK ELSEWHERE. Numerous apartments went without A/C this summer. The management personal who was supposedly handling this issue dragged their feet. Our apartment as well as many others were never repaired. Now there's an issue with there being hot water! It's absurd considering how many times the water was shut off to fix problems throughout the summer and recent months - 6 "emergency water" shutoff notifications sent out in October for example. Elevators are ALWAYS out of service. 4 elevators, yet only ONE is working in an apartment complex with 20 floors. HOW? Complaints fall on incompetent ears, or management doesn't care because it's not them living with these Issues. I'll be moving out very soon. Save yourselves the trouble and seek out another place to live. A fresh coat of paint is not going to solve the issues with management or this building THREE water shuts off and counting for the month of December so far.

Let me say something about this place... I honestly wish I…read morecould give 0 Stars Dirty elevators that barely work Always turning off the water Dog poop all over the place Stair wells smell like piss and poop Ant problem Trash in garage always overflowing Garage coming apart and leaves your car dirty Staff is RUDE and UNHELPFUL! I told them a MONTH ahead of time that my partner and I were breaking the lease and that we were moving out on a certain day due to relocation because of work. The plan was for me to come back, do some extra cleaning, turn in the keys and turn in a money order. (mind you we lived on almost the 20th floor) On MOVING DAY (April 22nd) the freight elevator broke not once...but TWICE!!! The first time my partner asked them to fix it and they "did" (mind you when they "fixed it" they came and knocked on the door to let him know it was working) and it only worked once then stopped working again... He asked them again to fix it and waited 2 hours till I got home and then I went to the MAIN OFFICE to tell them is was broken and that I needed to get a couch out. (Office was asked a total of THREE TIMES to fix the elevator). When I told them (the leasing lady) she had the nerve to roll her eyes at me and then look at the maintenance man who was in the room and ask if he could do anything and he said he was calling his boss. I left and we waited HOURS, (we tried to be patient) checked on the elevator (still broken), go back to the main office and everyone VANISHED and they did not inform us on when it would be fixed. We had to leave that night to make our deadline to check in on time to the new place down south (2 time zones over) and ended up having to leave a BRAND NEW COUCH that we just bought in January 2021. We BARELY made it with almost 2 days of driving (over 1.6k miles) with 30 minutes to spare. I fly back home and mind you my partner is starting his new job and can't leave the new place plus I have to get my car down there. So NOW I get back (April 29th 2021) and the freight elevator is STILL BROKEN!!! A WHOLE WEEK LATER?!?!?! After I've driven and flown across the U.S. stressing about getting our couch out of this apartment in time so I won't be fined and I still can't get it out. The moving truck we got was already $1.3k NOT including gas and to move this couch where we live now, I can't just take my compact car. I now have to rent ANOTHER TRUCK, a car dolly and pay for movers. The truck to move the couch alone is already $1.5k and the car dolly is $200 ON TOP OF THAT! So this "inconvenience" has brought me up to a total of about almost $1.8k (much more than the cost of breaking the lease) and they think I'm going to pay to break the lease too?! As a company, they should've made sure this didn't happen or someone was at least there to fix it. I go to the leasing office today (April 29th) and the lady tells me the only thing she can do is keep the fines off for things being left in the apartment due to the elevator being broken. I asked when it would be fixed and she said she didn't know ‍ This place is the definition of ratchet and I wouldn't wish this type of treatment on my own worst enemy. I told her I needed to speak with the owner and she refused to give me there information. Crazy right?! I made sure to record the elevator being broken that day and the dog sh*t that someone put a "Caution" sign over but didn't bother to clean up that was tracked throughout the first floor hallway...and plenty of other pictures and videos of how nasty this place is. They are just money hungry and don't care about the people who faithfully pay rent on time. Currently debating on taking legal action and exposing this place for what it truly is...DISGUSTING! DO NOT LIVE HERE NO MATTER WHAT YOU DO!!!