For the record, I'm a young working man who was a market rate resident at One Southdale Place for a year. I lived there with my girlfriend. We paid rent on time, didn't cause problems (except for one noise complaint), and kept to ourselves. I also am not the type to leave bad reviews or argue with people. Before we start, I want to say I would not recommend living here. When we moved into the apartment, we noticed the unit was unfinished and submitted a maintenance request on paper which was never fixed. Throughout living there, we were also treated poorly by almost all of the staff there. The front desk employees clearly pick favorites and oh my goodness the attitude from them is unbearable. I personally thought the demographic of the apartment was mostly much older people and that's what they seem to like there. I was surprised to be mistaken for a FedEx driver when asking a question at the front desk. This is just one incidence out of many. Once again I was a market rate resident... not affordable housing. Moving on. Theoretically, let's say you were to accidentally leave something in your apartment when moving out and you really needed it back. You might be gaslighted into thinking you never left anything there and then not being compensated for the lost item. They might even give you something that wasn't even yours and tell you they found it in your apartment. Shady stuff. I wouldn't expect to get much of your security deposit back unless you barely live in your home because I was charged for "stove damage" from COOKING. On the STOVE. I was also charged quite a bit for adhesive residue on the wall. If you're planning on decorating, this is not the best spot. I could go on, but let's talk about the actual apartment. These are all personal opinions, not facts (for legal reasons). Decent location but it can get pretty loud from all the traffic. The windows don't keep out noise very well. The amenities are just quite boring and are often used by older people to play cards or chit chat.. It honestly felt like a retirement home. Be prepared to get awkward stares if you're not over the age of 30. There are only 2 EV chargers for the entire building. This is an older building so expect older quality, older people, and older technology. All in all, I would say DO NOT live here. There are so many better options that actually feel like modern luxury and probably are offering specials too. If you're 40+ years old it might be a decent spot to live, but if you're like me, you'll hate it here. It did not feel worth the price AT ALL and the community is awful. read more

Prejudice + Power = Racism. I needed office space so I rented a place at One Southdale. There was a guffaw of problems, primarily with management and staff, never directly with residence. This place is like an old folks home, filled with older, primarily white folks, who can't help but give minorities eyebrow screws, and ask questions like, "can I help you, as I don't recognize you" statements. I rarely used the amenities due to the unwanted stares and questions and challenges to prove my residency. When I moved in, my movers (2 black guys), were deliberately locked outside. When I inquired how were they expected to move my furniture, the concierge told me, " I don't know, but it's really cold when they open the door". Constant odors of trash or marijuana. Constant harassment from folks gaining access to the building to knock for sales calls, random snooping by your door, or other supposed business... when I thought this building was supposed to be secure . Constant theft of bicycles, car break ins, NO SECURITY. Concierge will not allow you access to the building, especially if you are black. On the other hand, my housekeeper, a Mexican lady, could get access to my apartment (yes give her a key even) with 0 authorization from me. No Security - no security officer or security officer presence. This is a minimal requirement for a community that touts luxury accommodations... they have none. When I moved out, and old guy in a Porsche approached my movers and asked, "are y'all moving in or out"? To which I responded, "sir, why do you care?" He said, "Because I own all of this", I asked still, "...ok, why do you care!?" Price gouging is a regular aspect of this place, when I moved out, I had to hire lawyers to ensure they wouldn't over charge for fees and attempt other tactics. These people are evil, and this place is far from luxury. read more

I am a corporate housing provider so I have been working directly with different apartment buildings for over 20 years. One Southdale Place is the best property I have worked with. Entire staff is consistently helpful, accommodating and friendly. They always go over and above to make my guests feel comfortable and at home. Well maintained A+ property. Highly recommend! read more

We found out about OSP from a friend who lived in a corporate rental. We were impressed so when we decided to sell our condo and move to Edina, we looked at several properties first. When we finally came to OSP, we knew this was where we wanted to live. After moving in, we learned of the fun events they have frequently. Casual and fun - not a sales pitch, just their way of showing appreciation. Most importantly, staff is attentive to guests and their needs. Building is well maintained. Right after we moved in, the Floyd murder, and then COVID hit. With the increase in crime, having a concierge who can watch the door and all outer doors open with your key fob provides the right level of security - without being intrusive. Lastly, this is not senior living; rather, it is a true community with all ages, races and religions who treat each other with respect and a smile. We love our apartment and plan to be here for a long, long time. read more

Watch out! They will charge you for their subpar carpet when you move out after almost two years. Also because another resident was less than kind (downright mean) to my children, we decided to move out. They took 2 months rent, plus wouldn't prorate our rent for move out (during which time they had people enter our apartment without our permission). The property manager is of no help and doesn't even try to act like she is going to help you. So in addition to two months rent, they took our deposit and another $335. Do yourself a favor and go live at the Onyx. read more

These apartments are beautiful! Just built last year (2014), they are spacious (even the studio, which is more like a "mini-1-br" since you get a door), and come with an in-unit, high efficiency washer & dryer. Amenities include a pool, lounge, and free airport shuttle service. Cross the street and you're at Southdale Mall! Because they're so new and fancy, they are expensive. The reason I gave this 4 stars instead of 5 is because parking for guests is limited. Residents get an underground parking stall but I didn't see a lot for guests to park. This could also make move-in/out challenging. read more

I feel lucky and grateful to have found my home at One Southdale Place. I moved into my apartment in September and couldn't be more delighted. The apartment has higher quality finishes, appliances, etc., than typical apartments in town, which is great (I love having a subway-tiled shower instead of one of those fiberglass surrounds!)...but the unexpected true benefit of living here is its staff. One Southdale Place is staffed by an on-site property manager, maintenance team and 24-hour concierge staff who have a common focus on providing a great experience for residents. When I'm out of town, they bring my dry cleaning and packages up to my apartment for me...if I have a maintenance related issue (a rarity in this beautiful new building), I can find someone to address it immediately...and if I'm just having a rough day, the concierge team offers a friendly welcome and a smile. If you're looking for a great new apartment, I wholeheartedly encourage you to check out One Southdale Place. read more

We've had a great experience at One Southdale Place. We love the location (Starbuck's, Galleria, Cov right across the street) and enjoy the roof-top deck, free fitness classes and beautiful back yard area. There's also comfort in knowing the concierge desk is staffed 24/7. read more

We are empty-nesters and relocated to One Southdale Place early 2015. I was initially concerned about the size of our space being less than 1000 ft.² after leaving our 3000 square-foot home, however with the wonderful layout and floor-to-ceiling windows it feels much larger. There are plenty of cabinets and closets spaces. I am so happy that our traditional furniture fit so nicely into the space. I initially thought we would need to buy more contemporary furniture but didn't need to replace any of our former items. The people are so friendly the security is excellent the complementary yoga classes are fun and the community areas including the gym are beautiful. The maintenance staff is attentive and respectful. Looking forward to spring so we can use the grills and summer so we can enjoy the pool in the rooftop deck. read more

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We have been robbed on the property of One Southdale Place twice in the last year. The last time being over the weekend when our bikes were stolen from the parking garage. The bikes were locked to our storage unit. No one should have access to this building but residents. After speaking with management they said, "These things happen". They would not even think about reimbursing us. They did not send a memo out last year when cars were broken into and have yet to send one out about this incident. I just want everyone to be cautious and keep anything of any value in your apartment. This is not a very secure building and One Southdale takes no accountability for crime that happens on their property. We now have to pay $1,000 out of our pockets AGAIN! Management was aware of the situation and did not contact us, I had to contact them. The police are requesting the video footage and managements response was, "It's a busy Monday, I will get to it at some point today.". We pay too much in rent to have this happen and have management care so little about the situation. read more