I've had the pleasure of working out of Industrious in multiple cities but here in Indy, is where…read moreit all started. My first and most recent experiences have been out of this stellar location, right in the heart of the Circle City. I mean, what's not to love? Great location, beautiful and modern space, reliable wi-fi, incredibly friendly staff, never ending coffee, awesome local business... I could go on and on. This is definitely my style of coworking, they truly do an amazing job. I love the natural light thanks to the giant windows that wrap around the entire space. It's on the third floor so you get a little bit of a view, which is always nice. Overall, the vibe is just on point. The only cons I can think of revolve around the parking situation. The street parking can be very limited given the location. The prices can get up there depending on what you're looking for but honestly, there's a little something for everyone. If you're looking for co-working space, you'd be a fool to not check this place out.

Alright, alright. You got me Industrious…read more You would think it was the fancy features of great interior decor, local coffee by Tinker, morning and afternoon snacks from local businesses by Bakersfield and The Garden Table that would make this spot such a knock out, but I have to say, it's staff for me. They have offered such a warm welcome from the start and feel like an extension of my own coworkers. Lets be clear, the floor to ceiling windows overlooking Mass Ave and wine in the afternoon doesn't hurt either. A few more reasons to consider Industrious as your next coworking space or a meet up location for a team retreat: -private phone booths -plentiful natural light -high quality snacks and drinks shared throughout the day -programming and educational opportunities -location in the heart of Mass Ave (over-ish Garden Table to give you an idea) -printing resources -small touches like mouthwash in the bathrooms and guest coffee roasters from other Industrious markets throughout the country -your membership will provide you with access to all other Industrious locations which is exceptionally handy for folks like me who travel fairly frequently with work/need spaces like this from time to time

This review is based off of a tour only and not as a Resident. Penrose On Mass Apartments consists…read moreof 236 beautiful apartments with gorgeous finishes and many floorplans from 1-2 bedroom apartments and a Penthouse. Some apartments have gorgeous downtown views and the North end apartments have a full wall of windows. Love the washer/dryer located in the respectable size bedroom closets. Shades of gray are dominate throughout with wood vinyl flooring in the main living area, soft, plush carpet in the bedrooms with dark kitchen cabinetry and tile back-splashes and decorative lighting. Amenities include a gorgeous outdoor courtyard with a pool, grills, a hefty pergola all in a center courtyard protected from the street noise and I would think, some of the wind. The clubhouse is a nice spot to entertain with a kitchen, pool table, fireplace and comfortable seating all located next to the courtyard. The workout facility has several cardio machines, requires a key card to enter and a business center onsite. They also offer a 379 space parking structure with 40,000 sq. ft. of retail shopping and restaurants on the main level of Penrose On Mass. Located at the intersection of Massachusetts Avenue and N. New Jersey Street and next door to the Old National Centre. Close to eateries, museums, Canal Walk, Cultral Trail, Circle Center Mall, and City Market with all the conveniences downtown offers. If your searching for a home in the downtown area, check out Penrose On Mass.

If you are a city person and looking for a hip and the newest spot to live in downtown Indy check…read morethese apartments out. Located on Mass Ave this is a perfect spot for any foodie, tekkie, or nightlife loving person. With so many local shops, restaurants, and specialty stores one does not need to travel far when looking to explore or for some excitement. The inside of these apartments are very streamlined to be simplistic in it's greatest form and yet completely update with modern accents. Many of us are wondering if they come furnished because their model apartments were so very well designed! There is a pool and spa located in the center of this gorgeous building with easy access to every tenant. There is also an outside kitchen with barbeque grills and seating areas that make for easy summertime entertaining as well.

Looking for a place that offers a competitive price, friendly neighbors, fast maintenance, and a…read moreslammin' location? Find yourself lost in this adorable townhome complex just off the Monon Trail, within walking distance, and minutes from the main strip. If you're thinking of relocating to the village, Broad Ripple Apartments keeps you having fun every step of the way! My two roommates and I just moved here in May 2012, and I have not regretted it in the slightest. When we were looking for apartments last year, I was looking at places I had found online, but I wasn't able to find something that matched all three of our needs. One day, we were all shopping around, and the boys drove down to the apartments next door, which they hated. As they went down the road to turn around, they noticed another leasing office. Unaware that it was another apartment complex altogether, they went inside and accidentally found our new home. Pros: Adorable 1960s townhomes, hardwood floors, cozy bedrooms, black and white tiles in bath and kitchen, full basement, large wooden patios, pet friendly, beautiful view of the neighboring buildings and mature trees, super convenient location Cons: Washer and dryer not included, only one full bathroom, limited amount of units with patios, very small kitchen, next to high school In the short time we've been living here, I've used the Monon Trail for biking, running, and walking through Broad Ripple Village - very convenient for getting to restaurants and shops. The noise levels are very low, except the occasional bar-hopper and we can hear the high school football game or marching band; nothing that I would consider a disturbance though. I love marching bands! My neighbors are exceptionally lovely as well. The night we moved in, I think we met most of the people in the immediate area of our apartment. The people across the way were having a small party and offered us a "Welcome to the neighborhood" shot. It felt really comfortable, like we had been old friends that moved back from living out of town or something. Even now, I say hi to my neighbors which is something no one did at our last apartment. It's a true community here. Even now, I'm dreading the day when I'll have to move out of this amazing little hamlet, which in my opinion is one of the loveliest communities in Indy!

I really like living at Broad Ripple Apartments and I am sad to leave. The hardwood floors…read morethroughout are a nice touch. Having a basement is a huge plus! The amount of space on the deck, make up for the galley kitchen. Staff are very responsive and easy to work with. The location is perfect for walking to anything in Broad Ripple. It is conveniently on the Monon and next to broad ripple HS - where the farmer's market is during summer months. Parking has not been an issue. I appreciate having dedicated parking. I have a dog and there are many dogs in the complex, but I have not had any issues with any other dogs. The price is good too - not overpriced. I would highly recommend living here.

I lived here for two years, and the only reason why I moved out was to live closer to my fiancee's…read moreworkplace. Even though they are one-bedroom apartments, they are pretty big. Having a hallway separate the bedroom and living room/kitchen was very helpful, especially when guests stayed the night. The apartment also has large closet and bathoom area. My fiancee loved the pool and we both loved being right on the Monon. I'm going to miss the short walks to the Broadripple restaurants and walking the trails right behind the apartment. Management was great and helpful. Maintenance fixed any small problems I had in a timely manner and seemed to really care about the shape of the apartment. Overall, I definitely recommend Shore Acres. I'll miss living there!

Husband and I have been here for a month, and we've had a severe water leak/flooding for almost…read morethree weeks now. Maintenance dodged our calls for the first week, gaslit us the second, and is hesitating to hire a professional to make repairs now. Despite having standing water in our apartment for weeks, they show no interest in sending us a licensed plumber or giving the apartment a professional mold inspection. The plumbing in this apartment is not done to code. Word around the apartment is that mold and leaks are quite common here. Ignore the influx of positive reviews on Google taking place all within a month of each other; management incentivized those. We wanted so much to like this place - amenities are excellent, neighbors are friendly, and location is great - but management will treat you horribly as soon as there is an issue. We are not the only ones!

Was hungry after attending another event . Stopped by to grab some food…read more Small intimate place , with a few closely placed tables, decent outdoor patio area, and small bar area. We had to utilize the late nighttime menu, but the jerk chicken wings and chip fries were DELICIOUS .... I have no complaints and want to pop back by sometime soon to try something from the full menu.

I don't think this spot is for me. Stopped in spontaneously on a Friday night. 0 wait, 0 other…read morepeople there, which is always a weird sign for 6pm on a Friday. Basic bar menu with mixes. Prices were good. Just a weird vibe, stretchy chair covers, gnats flying around the drinks, space divided kind of weird. A little grimy. Pretty basic cheap bar food and sandwiches. Wanted to check it out since it's conveniently located to the circle but will not be returning.

Working with Janell was a breeze. I live in a different state, so her assistance with understanding…read moreand articulating the layout and design of the complex was greatly appreciated. Highly reccomend!

Beautiful rooms! Very new. Nice people and neighbors. Definitely get what you pay for. Pool is…read morenice, workout room is convenient. Definitely would recommend this place for an apartment!!

It's nice but NOT worth the $450/mo INCREASE in rent when you renew your lease. The screen door on…read morethe faux patios doesn't fit so if you try to open it, it'll fall off. Maintenance does put it back on the tracks but that's just like putting a bandaid on a broken problem.

I have lived at Park 66 Flats for 6 years. It's a great place to live that has a quiet and safe…read moreneighborhood. Management has been very personable. I am on a first-name basis with the property manager. Any time I have had a maintenance issue, the team has been great and very responsive. The maintenance team is very kind, professional, and pleasant to be around. The complex has a great gym on the 5th floor that I frequently use to get some exercise. I enjoy it because the majority of the time no one is in there and I can be alone to train. If you like exercising or going on walks, the location is great because there is the Monon Trail less than a block away. There are other safe quiet neighborhoods close by which are great for spring and summer walks. This apartment is in a really solid location if you want to go out and grab a bite to eat or enjoy some nightlife. There are a lot of great local restaurants. The Broad Ripple strip is a half-mile walk, which makes it nice if you want to go out and enjoy nightlife with friends, but far enough away to not be bothered by the nightlife noise. In the spring and summertime, the upper patio opens up with furniture. It's a great place to hang out, grab a tan, and listen to music while reading a book. On the 4th of July, the skydeck is an awesome place to sit and view fireworks. I've done it every year that I've lived at Park 66. Overall, great place, team, and location.

The apartments themselves are really nice. I knocked off a star for the price. It's quite expensive…read morehere. The amount we pay for parking alone is honestly a joke. Unfortunately, we are moving for this reason. I love the convenient downtown location and living above a Kroger is a huge perk. Apartments are clean and new - great size tub, nice kitchen and living area. The layout of the building is a huge downfall for me. You have to take separate elevators or walk through an entire floor out of your way in order to get to your apartment or to the lobby. This can be extremely frustrating especially if you are running late for work and just trying to get to your car quickly! Overall, I would recommend this place if you have the money. However, there are many cheaper options that are just as nice and give you more space for less! Unfortunately, it's hard to overlook that.

be careful, of the 5 star reviews, regarding axis apartments, or any other properties, that these…read moreliars own. most are fake...companies, offer services, over the internet, for deceptive companies like flannery and collins...they go in and erase the bad reviews, and put good ones, in their place....go to yelp, the bbb, the attorney generals office, so you can see, how deceitful and deceptive this company is...my name is jeff salatin, and my review is spot on, in regards to how i was treated, at axis apartments....initially, the deception take place by asking for a review, within the first couple of months living there..then, after sometime, you realize, it's cheap materials, cheap labor, poor maintenance, incompetent managers, and a corporate office, that's negligent, and fails to do the right thing...

My husband and I were working with Katie for a year on trying to move in. However, we had some…read morecertain family emergencies which stopped us from moving in on the assigned dates. Luckily, Katie was so easy to work with that she helped us with putting it off for months. We finally moved in to their phase 2 apartments and so far it's been great! There's barely anyone in the building which has been super nice, and the updates on the appliances and countertop look luxurious! We can't wait for the pool to open and walking on the Monon when it gets nicer!

There are a lot of great reviews for this place, but after living there for 7 years, it was not…read moreeven close to the luxury living experience they advertise, nor worth the money especially with several brand new complexes just down the road charging the same amount. When we moved in, we'd traveled across the country to get to our new apartment to find that it was never cleaned after the previous tenants moved out. There were fixtures the last tenants had changed that the front office had no idea had been installed, and though a cleaning team was brought in after we'd moved in, we were still finding trash like windowsills full of cigarette buts for months after. We had our dishwasher replaced a few times because there was a terrible smell coming from it that no one could figure out, until maintenance finally determined a hose had been swapped under the sink and the dishwasher had been washing our dishes with disposal water. This was a complex-wide issue. If you smell rotting eggs coming from your dishwasher, stop using it. Maintenance told me our dishwasher wasn't supposed to wash our dishes, anyway. You have to wash by hand before putting dishes into it. We stopped using it altogether at that point. Our dryer hose was never connected to the wall, but no one ever checked that, and after having maintenance out several times for the warping that was happening to our laundry room door, their fix was to repaint over the paint that was literally melting off the walls. It took a year before anyone figured out what the problem was. I was bit by a dog that lived in our building. My partner and I reported it to the front office but asked that the police not be called because we didn't want the dog to be put down. The front office staff took that to mean that we didn't want anything to happen at all, and though JC Hart has a one bite policy, there was never any recourse for the dog owner. The dog would then go on to attack multiple dogs in the complex and when someone moved into our building with a puppy, the front office manager told me that she was uncomfortable telling the family that there was an aggressive dog in the building and asked me to do it for her. So I did. I should have been compensated for doing her job for her. I lived in fear of the aggressive dog for a year before they moved out. Our building was right next to the front office and for a week, every morning sometime between 3-5am, the front office's fire alarm would go off. Since it was in the middle of the night, the alarm would trigger the fire department to come out. This was obviously a problem for all the surrounding buildings as the alarm is loud and ongoing and the fire department honks the horn upon arrival, and though this happened multiple nights in a row, not a single email was sent out to the complex until I reached out for information. We were treated like a nuisance for wanting to sleep through the night and told it was worse for the front office staff who would be woken up to the alarms as well (notifications on their phones). In the 7 years spent at One One Six, cars were broken into nearly every summer. Sometimes it was a benign breaking and entering when someone's car door was left unlocked, and sometimes it was someone having their car window smashed. The complex never did anything about it, despite the ongoing issue it presented. When we first moved in, and for several years following, the valet trash service and the dumpster at the complex accepted recycling. This was a huge reason we chose to move in. After people who did not live in the complex began to use our dumpsters on site, the front office staff chose to punish the entire complex by removing recycling services completely. Their suggestion was to drive 30 minutes to the nearest recycling drop off center with our recycling that had to be hand sorted. Not only was the price of trash pickup not reduced, we were making a weekly hour long round trip to the center. The only luxury about One One Six was how quickly maintenance would come out for our (many) issues.

If you do not enjoy the sound of dogs constantly barking, walking through dog hair throughout the…read morehallway along with the occasional dog feces in the hallway as well, I would not suggest moving there.

5 STAR MOVE-IN RATING:…read more I would like to brag about the outstanding customer service received  from the assistant manager Kabrina Wallace of 360 Market Square. Undoubtedly the best move in experience  I have ever had. This experience made a lasting impression on me. Kabrina's responsiveness to every email communication, and her professionalism  made the difference  in my choice to make 360 Market Square  my new home.  While touring this amazing apartment community I felt like a guest at a 5 star hotel.  With so many amenities such as  front door trash service,  free bike storage, concierge service, mail package receiving and so much more were perks I  never seen before  in one apartment community. The luxuries abound here at 360 Market Square. The building is just only 6 years old. Practically new. One of the newest in downtown Indy.  The upgraded stainless steel appliances,  new washing machine and dryers are all included. Did I mention the beautiful views of the downtown  city landscape.  Ohh the night views are gorgeous  Thank you Kabrina Wallace for assisting me in making Market 360 my new home.   I would like to also thank the wonderful concierge, maintenance and housekeeping staff.  You all made my choice an easy one. Thank you, Maurice Footrail