I cannot say enough great things about the responsiveness and professionalism of the maintenance…read moreteam. They go above and beyond to make this a great place to live.

there are not enough words for me to express how grateful I am for Chris during this time. I just…read moremoved in and my washer, my dryer, my bathtub heating system, and my garbage disposal were not working correctly. Not only did Chris have to come three times to help me because they needed adjusting, but he is one of the nicest people I've met on this facility and he's very quick about responding to request. I am so thrilled to have him available to help me, and hope he knows how much I appreciate him

Great apartment complex. Management very committed to updates and renovations and maintenance was…read morealways responsive. Wish they hadn't added valet trash, was not a good value for the additional charge.

Love Cortland Flatirons! Well maintained, gorgeous community & Chris & Austin in the leasing office…read moreare great to work with. Totally recommend.

We've been living here almost nine months now and it has been a great experience!! The office staff…read moreare friendly, inviting and are involved in making this a true community. We've never had any serious issues, but any concerns we've had, we can just go to the office and mention it and the office staff make sure it gets handled. The maintenance staff are also amazing!!! After barn swallow nesting this spring, they not only pressure washed our porch to get rid of all the bird poo, they also put up netting so the birds wouldn't be able to come back!! The community spaces and grounds are well-kept and clean every time we use them (from the gym to the pool to the mailroom​). Overall, just an excellent community to call home!

My experience with Camden was far from great and it's very disappointing. First issue was paying…read moreway to much for a 1 bedroom apartment and they raise rent even more, wouldn't been so bad if they were consistent with the services that they make you pay for. For example 30 dollars is added to rent for a community fee for them to hire people to clean, in these pictures people leave their dog poop everywhere and it's so embarrassing when guest come over and they smell strong urine and smell and see dog poop all over the community. You pay 25 dollars for valet trash pick up and most of the time they skip the building or leave peoples trash in the hallways. Elevators are either getting maintenance on and if they are working they are disgusting, snot, hand prints and dog urine most of the time. Hallways never get cleaned just gets sprayed with cleaning spray to mask the smell and a lot of urine stains. Robert Sheppard "Bobby" works with the leasing team very very inappropriate and unprofessional with my girlfriend on the phone blocked her number from the Camden phone list. He has laughed at my girlfriend over the phone and hung up on her. We also had been sexually harassed by a man at the dog park and Camden did absolutely nothing about the situation just had a meeting with us telling us we shouldn't have defended ourselves basically. The appliances inside our okay. The vanity in the bathroom was super chipped, the floors were scratched up, the kitchen counters were super cracked, and the garbage disposal smelled like fish. That's when we moved in. This was just our experience everyone's experience is different. If you do decide to live here just think real hard before moving in. Lots of money and when you move in they will be asking for more money. Looking forward into moving to an apartment that's 1640 in a very nice community with the same luxury appliances with a better apartment team. Do better Camden.

I will edit this review once the legal action against me by their staff is done and over with. I…read morehave ALOT to say and as a white, gay, autistic man, I have never in my life, been discriminated against and harassed as much as by their staff or neighbors for being white, gay and autistic. My roommate and ex is Cameron. He also left a review on here with multiple screenshots. I echo everything he said. I will also upload everything to a PDF in a Google Drive that everybody can feel free to look at including videos of maintenance leaf blowing the pool deck.... IN JAN AND FEB, meanwhile my plumbing in my shower and toilet was not working for over a month and I put in a maintenance request and they violated Colorado housing law and never fixed it. Their maintenance staff and vendors they use also spoke derogatory Spanish towards me and my roommate for being gay, and also physically shoved my roommate on the day of our move out. They let neighbors say homophobic slurs towards me and my partner at the time. They sided with people of color neighbors over us. The neighbors upstairs were Asian and Latino and were consistently breaking noise ordinance per Broomfield city code, Andrea in the office, demanded that we gave them video proof for the noise and neighbors calling us slurs. When confronted about the slurs, she said "we don't rent to people like that" and walked away.

To Kimmi, Thanks for helping me out today. I really enjoyed talking to you about Bridges and making…read moreme feel so at home. I always get really great experiences here because I can see how much everyone cares about their tenants. Another general thank you for all the work you all put in to making this community clean, Trash, Packages, Cleaning staff comes through on a regular, and I truly believe any concern I could ever have, I can feel comfortable to address. You have made 3 years of my life here wonderful! Ill be here a good while!

I have been a resident at The Elmwood for 13 months and was shocked by how my lease renewal was…read morehandled. My proposed renewal increased my base rent by roughly 8% (from about $2,300/mo to about $2,600/mo). After mandatory add-on fees, the monthly total pushes close to $3,000/mo for a one-bedroom apartment. At the same time, identical units in the same building are being advertised for hundreds less per month (around $2,100 base rent), and I have seen two-bedroom units listed for roughly $2,400--still cheaper than my one-bedroom renewal. That discrepancy feels fundamentally unfair to existing residents. Despite multiple written inquiries and follow-ups over several weeks, management did not provide timely responses. With a strict 60-day notice-to-vacate deadline approaching, the lack of communication effectively forces residents to make major housing decisions without meaningful engagement. This is not a market issue--it is a management issue. The pricing approach feels opportunistic, and the communication has been unprofessional during a time-sensitive housing matter. Residents should not be penalized for renewing while new tenants receive significantly better pricing and concessions. If you are considering living here, scrutinize renewal terms carefully. The property itself may be fine, but the management company's renewal practices feel greedy and dismissive of existing tenants, and can destabilize your housing situation. If you are looking at The Elmwood, STOP and compare renewal terms and total monthly cost (including fees) with other nearby communities before signing.

DO NOT LEASE HERE…read more As many other reviews already show, I am far from the only tenant dealing with this issue. I've lived at The Elmwood since the building opened in September 2024. When it came time to renew my lease, I was offered an 8% increase, bringing my one-bedroom, one-bath unit to $2,570/month. That price is wildly above market for Broomfield--especially when rents in the area have been declining. You can easily find 2 bed / 2 bath units nearby for around $2,000. What makes this even more insulting is that new tenants can lease my exact same unit for $2,140/month. That's a $430/month penalty for being a loyal, on-time tenant. Who would agree to that level of blatant corporate greed? We have been model tenants: rent always paid on time, apartment kept clean, no property damage. We attempted to negotiate in good faith, but it quickly became clear this goes beyond on-site management. The leasing office has experienced 100% staff turnover since the building opened, which says a lot on its own. The responsibility clearly lies with Hines, the corporate management company. They refused to negotiate or even meaningfully engage with our concerns. It was even suggested that there may be no one at corporate empowered to approve reasonable lease adjustments. This property may look new and appealing, but don't be fooled. If you plan to stay longer than one lease term, expect to be punished for it.

So far so good living here very quiet. Maintenance requests take a long time but overall really…read morelike it. Convenient to everything and far enough out of the city where you don't have to deal with all the other stuff bigger cities bring. Has a great pool area with tons of seating and areas to relax. Really enjoy the secured parking garage and secured entrances.

DONT MOVE HERE! I have lived here for 4 years and it has…read morebeen a steady drop in quality since Greystar took over management while raising prices. from backed up trashrooms, amenities out of commission, and rate hikes, I'm excited to move out.

I love Cortland the staff is so nice to me and I love the way you can move in it only took us 2…read moredays a very fast movement process but the bills can be kind of high I still love that they have a gym and a pool! #Stephanieslays!!! She is so nice to guest she treats them like ur family (:

Pretty good place but the move-out process at Cortland Broomfield is terrible. (This somewhat…read morereflects how they treat customer. ) I moved out in August and somehow received a notice about an unpaid balance w months later in October and says it's due next week, including utility charges (which I totally understand), but they also charged me for things that were already damaged when I moved in. They replaced the carpet due to a shadow in the corner that was there from the start and blamed me for minor scratches on the stove that existed when I first moved in. During my walk-through before moving in, the staff promised they would make a note of these flaws since I didn't mind them back then, but now they're charging me for them. It feels really unfair. For anyone considering living here, make sure you take photos of everything before moving in--every little detail matters because you might be held responsible for pre-existing issues when you move out.

As if the dog shit covered property wasn't enough, trying to leave my home and finding there are no…read morestairs after being told the project would not start for another day is unacceptable.

Unable to find contact information for leasing office to respond to unacceptable living issues in…read morecurrent apartment. No information on their website if you have any issues or complaints and the staff in the leasing office is dismissive and rude.

Absolutely the worst place I have ever lived and here are the reason…read more 1. The property NEVER clean up the ice and snow. I slid on ice on the sidewalk and broke my pelvis in three places. When I came back from the hospital, I was crudely refused to get help getting back to my apartment because of liability issues. 2. One day the shower ceiling blew through, all the water from upstairs flooded the entire apartment. The property used big blowers to dry out the place for days and I was the one that takes the bill. Thankfully I was not right underneath the ceiling in the shower to get killed! 3. The property refused to take the energy bill AFTER my last day at the apartment. They argue that I didn't change my name out therefore I had to pay for it - bluntly robberies! So for your physical and mental health, please AVOID this place. Or you will end up like how I was, spent hours on the phone arguing with them about who is paying their bills and worse off, broken hips that will haunt me for life time!

I lived here of a year and half and while it started out fine, there were some things at the end…read morethat made me not like Horizons, and thusly move out. I rented my apartment sight unseen, they do have a fantastic website, and was not disappointed. In fact, I was very happy with my location. I was literally ten feet from the entrance to one of the pools. This was great during the summer months when the pool IS open (May to September?). I could go get whatever I needed, or even make snacks to bring out to groups. The maintenance staff was highly-responsive for the two problems I did have. And in a situation where they couldn't fix it immediately, they offered to pay for a hotel room for me. The only caveat emptor I have is the rental price. As I moved from the Bay Area, the rent seemed (and was) very inexpensive, especially for what I got. The problem was, as my leases expired (I signed three) they rents went up exorbitantly. What started as an $895 a month rent ballooned up to $1400 a month. Their explanation "That's what the market is." Well, I wasn't in to that market, and the extra $500 wasn't worth it. So I moved half a mile away to a place for $650. It might be good with roommates, or college students staying a year. A friend of mine rented the 3-BR unit, and they were only paying $1800 a month. For a single unit, you can do much better.

Beautiful apartments with a wonderful staff. We've been here a month and had zero issues…read more Communication is key and we always feel that we are well informed with everything that is going on here at Cortland.

My name is Lorna and I've been here for about three months. Taylor was super helpful when I first…read morewas inquiring about this apartment. Wesley and Kyle have helped me and I've made moving an easy transition. I recommend this place 1000 times.