They raise the rent EVERY year. $600 in 5 years. Elevator doesn't work most of the time. Does have…read morea garage, but stuff gets stolen out of there on the regular. Had a lot of vacancies, then most got filled. Now more and more people leaving again... is it bc of the elevator (or at least in part?), the high price of rent? Who knows.

whoever reading this.. elevator is constantly broken and…read morethey don't even plow the parking lot very well.. so u go tta pay extra to be in garbage.. garage door always broken as well.. people dogs poop in stairwell.. for the price this apt should be avoided at all costs

Great apartment for living in the downtown area; just minutes away from just about everything…read moredowntown Anchorage has to offer, you'll never be bored. The inside and outside is nice and well kept. And the apartment manager is nice and very professional.

Highly recommend Century Plaza Apartments. Great location in Anchorage, minutes away from popular…read moreeating establishments and bars. Also, a five minute walk from the mall. Renting a studio, and am fully satisfied with the size and modern/updated appliances. There is parking inside/secure and outside. Tina (Manager) makes the move in super easy. She is helpful in getting you settled and also keeps you informed of all relative info about the apartment (i.e. trash/events/security, etc). If you are looking at renting in the Anchorage area, close to great restaurants, bars, dive bars, historical sites...this may be the place for you.

Anticipating a move to Anchorage from Southern California, in the fall of 2017, I began searching…read morefor an apartment online. I wanted an affordable studio. a secured facility with reputable management, a safe neighborhood, and a nearby bus stop. While there were many apartments available in Anchorage, most failed to meet those expectations. Then I found the online ad for a studio at the Cedarwood Apartment complex, on 23rd Avenue. The first photo I saw was of the outside of the building; it looked woodsy and inviting. The ad's 3-D feature allowed me to take a tour inside, and I was impressed that the building was clean and free of debris. I was also amazed at the numerous "Apartment Amenities." So I did something I've never done before. I applied for the studio without actually visiting the site and meeting the manager. After my application was accepted, I paid my first month's rent while still in California. Then I made my airline reservations. My plane touched down in Anchorage 3 weeks later, and when I arrived at Cedarwood, I was relieved to find that everything in the complex was exactly as promised in the online ad. My studio was immaculate and smelled of fresh paint. As I settled down for the first night in my new apartment, a comforting train whistle blew off in the distance. I have lived here for a year now, and am proud and happy to call this place, "home!" The manager is outgoing and helpful, and has managed to find tenants who are friendly, quiet, and considerate of their neighbors. If I contact management because something needs to be repaired or replaced in my apartment, it's usually taken care of the very next day. I sometimes sit near the sliding glass door to my balcony, enjoying the changing sky and flyers through it, like birds and small planes. Sammy, a Black-billed Magpie, often lands on my balcony rail for a moment or two, just to say, "hello."

From the owner: Showings by appointment only. Cedarwood Apartments have studio and 1-bedroom apartments that are…read moreSMOKE FREE. We are conveniently located on W. 23rd Avenue off of Spenard Road just past W. Fireweed Lane in midtown. The airport and downtown are 5 minutes away and we are close to shopping, dining and entertainment. Bike trails and bus routes are nearby. Currently scheduling showing appointments.

I am completely satisfied! Coming from a big city, I figured I would have to lower my standards…read moreafter reading multiple reviews for other Anchorage apartments, but at Park Plaza 2, I didn't. I lived here for 8 mos and was sad to leave but due to the pet restrictions (which is one of two cons with the other being no stainless steel appliances) I had to. The office staff was always inviting and friendly. I know at least two tenants that moved in because of one of the leasing agent's positive attitude. Even maintenance was spot on. I definitely recommend this place!

Park Plaza 2 is really nice. The units themselves are in very good shape and the maintenance team…read morewill respond to your work order immediately if you need something fixed. The heated floors, water heater, and washer/dryer in the unit are very nice perks. Would recommend 100%.

Beautifully maintained apartment complex near Anchorage International Airport. I enjoyed living…read morehere and would highly recommend to anyone looking for a cozy, quiet and safe one or two bedroom for the following reasons... -Close to coffee shops, restaurants and parks. -Centrally located near Dimond Boulevard, Minnesota Drive and C-Street. -Wonderful management! -Private assigned parking space for tenants and additional parking for visitors -Private secured storage units and mailboxes at no extra cost -Cozy one & two bedroom units -Washer & Dryer -Dishwasher & Microwave -Water, Heat, Refuse and basic c included

From the owner: One and two bedroom units available for rent in the Jewel Lake area.read more

agustin Salas he does a great around the apartments always…read moresmiling every time I need help with something he jumps right on it no matter what it is.

This was a great place to live when Andy Elliott was the manager. After he left, it just went…read moresteadily downhill. The grounds are no longer kept up like they used to be. Management doesn't enforce any parking rules. People basically do whatever they want with no repercussions. Management doesn't respond to emails or phone calls. Oh, and they value new renters FAR more than existing tenants. I lived there for almost four years and they were trying to offer me lease renewal rates hundreds of dollars more than they were offering to new tenants on Craigslist. Aside from the management, the quality of people who live there has gone down as well. Multiple domestic violence issues, loud parties, police calls, and blatant drug related behavior on a daily basis. It's sad because this WAS a nice place to live at one point. The couple of stars I will give are due solely to Dave, the maintenance guy. He is amazing and deserves better than to work for Weidner.

If you enjoy waking up at 7am to the sound of lawn mowers every single morning- move here! Whoever…read morethey are paying to mow also doesn't know what he's doing and takes 4+ hours every time. The walls are paper thin here and I can also hear every one of my neighbors smoke alarms beep from low batteries all hours of the day. Talk about luxury! I would hope with all of these gas appliances ONE fire alarm per unit my neighbors smoke alarms are being regularly maintained... oh well! Maybe I'll wake up to the lawn mower first and make it out of the fire!

We have had such a positive experience here at the Highlands. The customer service is great here,…read moreI'd highly recommend Peter. The maintenance crew is great, and very through and knowledgeable.

While reading through the negative reviews, I can give you all a great piece of information about…read morethis company and their properties. I have lived here for the past 2 1/2 years and have no complaints. They have gone through many different front office workers but that has nothing to do with how great the place is to live. While some people have left a negative comment about Alma, I can tell you know that she is the best at her job. Me and my neighbors love Alma and everyone that works there. You would have to be an a****** to really leave something so negative about someone that won't hurt a fly. Anyways, Foxwood Condominiums is Awesome :)

Great apartments, very responsive maintenance staff. Leasing office personnel are always helpful…read morewith any needs. Close to costco and downtown (great overall location).

Horrible management. Awful outdated apartments. Awful crime. Broke lease because we felt unsafe…read moreafter a shooting, & after someone came plowing through the parking lot, smashing into cars. Valid reason to break lease. Lease was up in 2 months. Was charged almost 4K. They said carpets were ruined. Which was funny because when we moved in there were burn holes in the carpet: I had someone professionally clean carpet, before I moved in. The carpet was pulling black. They also said the carpets had been cleaned prior to me moving in. Carpets were cleaned again at move out. Weidner property's are crap.

ALPIN APARTMENT BUILDING 5311 MOCKINGBIRD DR…read more This place are a bunch of crooks and charge crazy amounts and put this on your rental account saying this is what you owe. Then tell you that you have to pay this or be evicted. They added a charge for utilities saying this is what utilities cost. But on the lease I signed it said that utilities would be $55 on top of the rent. But they charged an extra $139 as well saying this is the amount that is for utilities. On top of the outrageous charges the apartment is not taken care of and the company does not do anything to repair anything. I called and sent messages for the mice issues in my apartment and they just brought my apartment 2 mice traps and that was their idea of fixing the issue. Then water was coming from my ceiling in the bathroom and they took days to repair this. While repairing this they left my apartment a complete mess leaving trash in my bathroom where they were repairing the leak. They cut a hole in the ceiling and left all the dust and trash in the bathroom and I came home to have to clean it all up. Alpine apartments is not a good place to live. They will lie about you to the court. They said I owe $8000. to them when I have been paying the rent to them. So now I am homeless cause of them trying to get a new and better place to live is not working cause they did a eviction on me and didn't take it off my record like they said they would do if I just leave. I left and now I am homeless. My advice avoid ever renting through Weidner they are a horrible place to rent from and are a bunch of crooks. Who just want money and are not there for the people. But if you don't mind living in a smelly building that has mice every where then this the place for you. But if you like to live in a nice clean place with good management this is not it. They really suck at The Alpine apartments. AVOID AT ALL COST LIVING HERE THEY ARE A BUNCH OF CROOKS WHO LIE.

Be careful when doing laundry cause I swear there was a black suv that parked in front of the…read morelaundry window and waited till I left to steal our laundry. There was several issues I've mentioned and I've always had to reach to them again regarding different problems and I'm upset. The laundry they stole wasn't done drying so they took them mid drying. I've mentioned to them that insects invaded our unit and the office had told us that they will put us on a plan to effectively spray down the place and it's been 2 weeks since I've reported the problem. They never reached out to me again regarding that issue we had. They havent helped us yet. They smirk at ppl struggling with the door while carrying stuff in.

You get what you pay for at Susitna Ridge. It's cheap, the heat barely works, it freezes in the…read morewinter, but this is a cheap apartment complex in Fairview. I will say - good luck getting your security deposit back. The company who owns this complex, Weidner Apartments, loves to screw over tenants when it comes to getting their security deposit back. They will charge for every minor thing. But get this - they can prorate your first month living in this apartment complex, but not your last month. My girl and I were moving down south and needed to stay the rest of our last month to get everything sorted out, and we literally had to pay an entire month's rent for under two weeks of extra time. Why? Because their system can't prorate for that. Sounds like lies, but then I remembered - Weidner Apartments. This company pays bottom dollar for everything.