Let me first say, I am an apartment snob. I have worked in the apartment industry for most of my…read morecareer so I have extremely high standards. There are pro's and con's to this place, just like any other and I'll lay out the good the bad and the ugly. Queen's Tower is in East Price Hill. If you had told me that a year or so ago and expected me to move in there.. I'd say you were crazy. There was NO way I'd live in that area. Now, it's a different story. This place is up and coming and they are doing some heavy preservation to restore the city. It has been renamed, "The Incline District." The history is amazing and unexpected. I'm learning more every day. East Price Hill was a very prominent area at one time, and the Queen's Tower was home to some wealthy people when it was first built. Over the years after the days of the Incline, it started to show it's age and some deterioration has set in. The building consists of both renters and condo owners, and even in the short time I've lived there I can see the place improving daily. The people who live here are extremely friendly and love this old building, and it shows. Flowers have been planted and cared for by the residents, and it just feels like home to me. When we first drove up I had mixed feelings about the place. It's an outdated high rise with a 4 star restaurant in the lower level. I half expected to see Tom Selleck walk out, Magnum PI style. When you walk to the side of the building you can see the city, and the pool. As we went in we were greeted by a friendly door man who escorted us into the lobby to wait for the rental agent. The agent in an investor/real estate agent. He is a nice person but is severely overworked and forgets everything. Frustrating.. I wasn't impressed at first, but when we stepped off the elevators, the halls were nicely decorated unlike many high rise communities I've been in. it is brightly lit, and the doors are all well maintained. When we entered the apartment it was almost night time and the view took my breath away. I was SOLD as soon as I saw it. The City in all it's beauty was right outside the window that spans across the whole living room. I'd never seen our skyline like this before. WOW! We just moved in a few months ago, and the biggest issues we've had is that the condo community has different rules than the investors that have purchased many of the condos to rent out. We had horrible problems moving in. The apartment was not clean, and someone still has stuff in our storage unit. A month after we moved in, we got a call saying they never received our first months rent. (I paid it with the deposit..) It was one headache after another.. BUT still even after all that, I would definitely recommend the place. The neighbors can't be beat. I have never met so many friendly and helpful people in one community, even when I worked in the industry. All my friends love the view, and it changes every day. There is nothing cooler than waking up to a sunrise, or watching the rain come in on top of our hill. When we get hungry we can run downstairs for a bite to eat at Primavista and downtown is only a cab ride away. The residents, door men & staff of Primavista all know us by name. I love this place and am proud to call it my home.

The views of Cincinnati are incredible. The new incline square project has finally gotten off the…read moreground and should transform this entire area into a mini Mt. Adams.

future tenant here and my experience so far as been wonderful! I was in the area and stopped in to…read moreapply. the whole process was seamless and smooth! Alexis was so welcoming to us, and I'm excited to make this a home

I lived at the Renaissance for 3 years and was drawn to its central location, rooftop view, and…read morecute little apartment layouts with high ceilings and windows, but don't be fooled by the curb appeal of this place! After my old roommate moved out, I was paying rent by myself and keeping to myself without any issues. When they found out I was living alone, they wanted the spare key back which was an oversight on my part so I gladly turned it in. Then the building manager, Betsy Gerhandstein, started harassing me with calls and emails and texts to my personal phone and started saying there were noise complaints about me which was weird because my next door neighbor said I was very quiet and never bothered him. There was another tenant across the hall who often entertained several people and played loud music so I suspected the noise complaints were probably getting blamed on me instead for some reason. They were also doing some renovations and may have just wanted to update my unit and increase the rent for another tenant since I was in one of the older and cheaper units. I'm really not sure what the actual problem was. Betsy texted me to tell me SHE chose to not renew my lease with no explanation as to why so I started to look into other apartments. Then they put a note on my door saying I could either move out immediately or stop making noise so I moved out and turned in my keys since I had no control over the noise that was getting blamed on me and needed to have a safe place to live. I was locked out of the rental portal, building, and parking garage as I no longer lived there and no longer had keys to the building. I emailed the Marissa Masters at the management office to let her know about everything that happened and she replied a couple times then stopped so I assumed they were aware of everything Betsy had said and done and the matter was dropped. Months later, I found out that they put me into collections for the last month left in my lease after I left, but they had given it to a collecting agency with typos in my email address and phone number so they had no way to contact me about it and I only knew when I was denied my student loans in my final year of my Master's program. I had to get a second job to pay my tuition while in full-time graduate clinical rotations and even had to set up a go-fund me to avoid taking a semester off. I didn't even know they expected me to pay rent through the lease or I would've at least kept using my parking spot there to visit downtown and visit the rooftop view again. I reported it as fraud but am still not able to take out loans in time to pay tuition and the whole ordeal has affected my mental health and quality of life much more than any apartment building should be allowed. Shame on this building and the whole management team for targeting me and threatening my education, housing security, and career. I promise you it is not worth the location or view to deal with this type of people owning the place where you live.

Enjoying our 5th year here at PP@L! One of many perks is our fitness center on the 4th floor, open…read more24/7, fully equipped and providing spectacular views of the City, day and night.

Park Place at Lytle is the largest Condo unit downtown, with 115 units. It is also the only larger…read morebuilding downtown that I know of where each unit has been sold. I must admit I have some bias towards the building since I live there. I had lived downtown about 11 years before I bought a place, I was not going to leave downtwon, so was waiting for an acceptable place before I bought something. I was looking forward bigger building with some of the admenties a larger building has. Mainly, some of the admenties that an apartment building has. I order online a fair amount and like having someone at the front door who can accept packages for me. Widmer cleaners stop by our building each workday and you can get a bag from them and put your dry cleaning bag on the outside of your door and 3 days later if will reappear cleanned downstairs. The night personnel will pick it up from your door. Other people I know downtown refer to Park Place as the downtown suburbs, I understand the comparison, being on 5th street it is still in the heart of downtown, but this area is very quiet compared to the rest of downtown. Also you do not have any other condos/apartmetns directly across from your windows. Another great thing about the building is that it is a very social building. Our Condo owners association even has a social committee. I gained another appreciation of this building when I went on vacation this year with some friends of mine who live in a large condo building in the Buckhead area of Atlanta, they had to get friends of their outside their building to take care of their plants, while they were gone.. I was able to get my next door neighbour to do it and if she had not been available, there was other people in my building who I could have asked.

I've lived here for over two years which should speak volumes already: I liked it so much, I…read morerenewed my lease twice. It's in a quiet part of the central business district but only a couple of blocks away from all the action if you want it. Living here during Oktoberfest and Taste of Cincinnati is basically the best thing imaginable. Don't feel like using a portable toilet? Just quickly go home. It's just one street down from the party! You can access the Skywalk relatively quickly after being outside for merely a block and a half on super cold or rainy days, there's a cheap parking lot right next to it that your suburb friends can park in if they want to come down and not feed a meter, and you can easily walk to the park and river within minutes. The staff are amazing. Michele, the landlord, is always very helpful and responds to my emails for maintenance orders or general questions within the hour when I contact her. The guy in charge of maintenance, Steve, is super nice and talks to me whenever I see him and always fixes any issues I have. Val, the lady in charge of keeping the building fresh as clean does a fantastic job and is so incredibly nice whenever I see her. Other pluses: new, comfortable lounge with wifi and full kitchen and free coffee and cable, security at night, brilliant southern views if you're on that side of the building, and a nice workout room. In summary, this place is awesome and I love it here. I recommend it to anyone interested in living in the CBD.

Best decision I made before I moved to Cincinnati. Michelle, the property manager, sat me down and…read moreshe walked me through all the details of the apartments and hooked me up with a great corner unit. Brand new, freshly remodeled, granite counter tops throughout, stainless steel appliances, washer and dry IN UNIT, custom walk in closet! This place is awesome. Yeah it was a little bit on the small side but for one person it was perfect. Located right across from Western and Southern and P&G it's a great place. Two blocks from Great American Ball Park and US Bank Arena. Nothing beats walking out your front door, walking a block and getting cheap cheap tickets to all the major sporting events. Within walking distance to the Banks, Fountain Square, and OTR. Lytle Park is less than a block away. Easy on and off to the expressways. If I had to do it over again I would choose Lytle Tower 10 out of 10 times. Other good thing is their excellent ancillary staff. Steve, the jack of all trades, is always willing to help out even if it's not in his job description. There's security at the front door every night and I feel like I'm at my grandma's because the cleaning lady keeps this place spotless.

I just moved in a few weeks ago to this resort like apt with an incredible view of the outdoor…read moreentertainment complex with a lighted pool, outdoor fire pits, outdoor barbecue. Inside the lobby area is a lounge with a demo kitchen for "want to be"celebrity chefs, shuffleboard and workout center! One of the best features is taking the elevator straight to the parking garage. The apt itself has a gourmet open kitchen plan with windows from floor to ceiling! Very open feel with the high ceilings!It feels like I'm living at a resort.

Great place to call home. There are so many great amenities and is within walking distance to…read moreresturants and shopping. If your looking for a fun and great place to live One30 Stonegate is the place!!!

I have been living at Galbraith Pointe for 8 years and have no complaints. The staff has always…read morebeen nice, friendly and helpful. The grounds are always kept up nice and maintenance issues are resolved quickly and correctly. The apartments are very nice and modernized. I would definitely recommend Galbraith Pointe as a great and safe place to live.

Christian is absolutely amazing to work with at Galbraith Pointe! He made the move in process so…read moreeasy and stress free. Maintenance also never underdelivers. 5/5 stars for customer service, prices, the pool, and the facility in general.

This wonderful apartment complex is an oasis in the city. What a wonderful place to live! The…read moreoffice staff are very pleasant and willing to assist with any questions or concerns. The maintenance staff is amazing as well and attentive to any issue that arises. Fine dining and great stores are close as well as being near the freeway for quick commutes. Olde Montgomery is a great place to really enjoy living! M. Hess

I have lived at this complex for multiple years. The management has gone downhill drastically…read more Being in Montgomery you expect a level of safety and community. My car was stolen parked in front of my door. I have had mice multiple times as have my neighbors. The pool in the summer is only open a few days and closes at 6pm so if you work at all forget about that. I was charged twice for rent and then asked to pay the processing fee for the company after they charged me twice. Kitchens are not updated. Windows are old and because of that you get free heat but you will be paying for air conditioning to be sweating inside all summer. The 24 hour workout "center" has five machines for a community of ~1000 people and is not open 24 hours. Overall there are newer communities that provide much more.

Named after the creator of Cincinnati's iconic bridge, Roebling Row apartments offer luxurious…read moreliving right on the banks of the Ohio River. Located on the border of the Licking Riverside Historic District, the 1880s-style architecture blends in with the the legendary community of Covington's heyday. The Historic District is lined with trees, small green spaces, and a mix of Italianate, French Empire, and Victorian-era buildings. These apartments have been newly erected, and as such, boast modern interiors. You won't find exposed bricks or lofty ceilings here. Roebling Row caters to the traditional box-style apartment with a spacious great room, bedrooms with large closets, and laundry in every unit. Some even come with balconies that overlook the beautiful Cincinnati skyline and Roebling Suspension Bridge. Parking is somewhat of a problem. There is a small lot for residents in the rear of the building, but its filled by early evening. Across the street is metered parking which is free between 5:00pm and 9:00am. This is fine if you work first shift, but you could find yourself moving your car around if you're on a different schedule. Amenities include a fitness center, sundeck, and storage on every floor. There are also some swanky perks like an ice maker on the fridge, a built-in microwave, two car garages, and organic produce delivery. During the summer, a farmer's market sets up shop on the weekends right around the corner. Roebling Row is also right across the street from some delicious local pubs like Keystone, Blinkers, and Molly Malone's. All of this, of course, comes with a price tag. If it's in your budget, Roebling Row is a fantastic and gorgeous place to live. RENT: 1 Bedroom: $1000 / month 2 Bedrooms: $1300 - $1800 / month

I've lived at Roebling Row since July 2010, and I honestly can't think of a location that offers…read morebetter bang for the buck than this place,provided you can jibe with a few of things I've listed below. #1: The most affordable units are the 2 bed/2 bath apartments. Split the approximately $1300/mo in rent and you've got yourself a location that's walking distance from Mainstrasse, the Licking River Historic District, The Banks, Paul Brown, Great American Ballpark, Sawyer Point, and the rest of Downtown. #2: Parking can be a bit rough at times. The positive here is that RR offers free off-street parking in the private lot behind the building. The negative is that the lot is often filled up by 8pm. Plenty of free off-street parking is available between 5pm and 9am. #3: While the exterior of the building may look cool and contemporary, the interiors of the units are your standard-fare apartments, replete with beige carpet and white walls. It's not a bad thing, just think of it as a blank canvas with which to work with. #4: The general age of the residents is closer to 145 than to 25. I wish I were exaggerating, but yeesh, there is definitely a lack of people my age in this building. Then again, maybe they're just avoiding me. #5: The staff and maintenance are 98% excellent. I haven't had any personal complaints about them, but I've heard a few stories from other residents. Nothing big, just small stuff. If you've got a roommate, I can't recommend this place enough, especially with the potential to have the Roebling Bridge, Ascent, and the upcoming Riverfront Park just outside your door!