Aside from the fitness center construction that went longer than expected, I have nothing else but…read moregreat things to say about Stadium. The move in process was smooth and so was the moving out process. I enjoyed living so close to Autzen and not having to deal with parking or transportation to and from the games. Maintenance responded quickly when a repair was requested. I lived in a two bedroom so only dealt with one roommate who turned out to be great. I didn't really hear much partying going on in my building. This only occasionally happened on the weekends. If I had to move to Eugene again, I'd choose Stadium Park. The deal of having a place furnished and all utilities included can't be beat, especially when coming from another state. It was convenient.

Horrifying roommate matching…read more I lived in Stadium Park for several years because of its price in the Eugene/Springfield housing market. Stadium Park has always had the best rate for its price, but that's where the positives end. Stadium Park seems to purposefully dump the worst roommates on you possible to get them out of the way. I've had to switch units 4 times and the last roommate was a stalker and ex-convict. The management hardly did a thing even when one roommate threatened me with a gun and had to call police (the police came but didn't even search the guy). The cleanliness is also pretty bad, but you get what you pay for and you can get maintenance to show up pretty darn quick. If management hasn't had an ongoing record of matching me with total creeps I'd review this place higher for the affordability and location, but the people you end up with is a 1 to 5 ratio of nightmare roommates. I don't even think background checks happen. Good luck if you sign up here, because it's difficult to end your lease too.

I was so positively impressed by everything at this place! So from the moment I called to enquire…read moreabout the place, Jeff, the property manager was extremely accommodating and a pleasure to speak to. My wife needed to stay for 1 month to take a summer course so she rented one of the larger offerings for single people (king size bed). I stayed with her just a week and then let her stay the rest of the time alone because I needed to return to Austin, TX for my work. Jeff was extremely accommodating with us and was a wonderful manager! He even gave us free parking for the week I was there, and also gave me an extra set of keys and did not charge us extra for this. He didn't have to do this. After our initial welcoming to move-in, he contacted us to ask if everything was ok. Which was a nice touch on his part. At one point we needed tips about sightseeing in the area and he spent upward of 1 hour telling us all about Oregon and the area surrounding Eugene. This shows how warm of a person he is and how friendly. I like people that are communicative, friendly, and warm as he is. It was nice to deal with him. And I felt he was genuine as a human being and genuine about his demeanor, which made me feel at ease with the whole establishment he is running. The place itself is clean and very nice to stay at. The food is great, the rooms are well decorated and very cozy. It feels like a hotel (in terms of cleanliness and modernity).. but it isn't. It's apartments with real people living there for extended periods. It's better than a hotel and better than a dorm, in my humble opinion. The laundry IS FREE (despite what another reviewer said). And the food options are stellar. They make great efforts to try and accommodate you if you have a special diet. We loved the food. Tommy is one of the cooks and he is a lovable giant. The other cook is this fit lady in her 30s who was also nice but I never got her name. Both of them made great food. I especially loved the custom salad dressing that the lady made every day -- it used all natural olive oil, apple cider vinegar and various condiments and was NOT artificial stuff most people end up putting on their salads due to lack of healthy options. The fact that one of the cooks made custom dressing every day goes to show you that the cooks here care about the quality of the food they are preparing.... and Tommy's omelettes in the morning were always great and filling (I tend to be ravenous in the mornings .. and the omelettes hit the spot perfectly). I cannot say enough great things about this place. Positive vibes, clean, nice staff.. cozy rooms with good sound isolation. Close to campus. On a quiet tree-lined street. I think it's a steal for the money they are asking. Really really greatly impressed with it all!

Maybe if the circumstances were different, I would have liked it more…read more Pros: - Location - super close to U of O - Quietness - as a graduate student, quietness is a plus - Nice exterior Cons: - outdated building on the inside. My room looked straight out of the late 80's early 90's. I still had a buzzer in my room. Shower and sink had VERY low water pressure. A/C unit was older and very loud - Food was not great. I respect chef Tommy, but I feel like more effort could have been put into the food. Sometimes I would get very tough pieces of meat, undercooked rice, etc. I would write on the feedback forms, but nothing changed. I did not feel comfortable talking to him in person. - vacuum cleaned was super old and did not pick up dirt as well - lack of socialization: I wish there had been more social activities for those of us who need it. I need my time alone, but too much can cause a strain on my mental health. There were only two times when we had social activities while I was there Again, maybe it COVID wasn't a thing, there would have been better meals and better amenities, but it just wasn't a place I enjoyed being in and my mental health suffered a lot. We pay a lot for this place and it simply was not worth it.

Location can't be beat plus there is a large crosswalk with a stoplight that leads you right to…read morecampus. Building has many amenities, including everything that campus has such as computer labs, access to printers, exercise room, hammocks, pool, BBQ grills, ping pong tables. Stayed on waitlist for parking from the time we signed the lease until the time we moved out - over one years time. Had no issues parking in surface lots nearby. All you have to do to keep your car safe is never leave anything in it. Love the sound of the train going by. Elevators are always broken. Had frozen pipe issues in the winter, but management addressed it as best as they could. They always answer the phone and there is always someone on call.

ELEVATORS NEVER WORK. THIS PLACE IS A JOKE. how do we have two elevators and they are always down…read more I swear the rent also just randomly gets raised. Only two maintenance men who "do everything". Only good thing about this building is the close proximity to campus. One of the newest buildings as well and has super old and gross oven burners. If I could give ZERO stars... I WOULD.

Warning- Chase Village has a clause in their lease saying that they do not allow early termination…read morefor any reason and will hold you to the agreement until you find a replacement. In our case, we weren't moving in for 6 months still and realized our plans changed. They wouldn't allow us to back out, even though we had newly signed way far in advance. We tried to fill the space, we called them repeatedly. Finally I sent them this legal info on their responsibility to find a replacement. They finally started helping us out and found someone - but that was six months of unnecessary stress. I found the whole thing quite predatory and greedy. I don't think most new tenants read the whole of the lease agreement and realize what they are agreeing to. They make the contract so long and wordy it would take about two hours to read it through thoroughly. Be careful people. Read the fine print.

I love living at chase village apartments. I've been here for over 5 years. So many great perks…read more The pools are great.

I absolutely love it here! Always amazing house shows with great live music, and a kick-ass Open…read moreMic every Tuesday from 7-11pm. If you like meeting interesting and fun people-this is the place to be! Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/pages/The-Campbell-Club/266429906735411

Haha! This place cracks me up. They've had some really cool bands and other assorted eccletic…read moreperformances... isn't this the place with the sexworkers' show? You know, lightbulbs and... um. This place can throw a mean kegger, and not in the totally idiotic frat jerk way. There are actually a ton of different people everytime I go there. The house has been cut-up to the point that it can be a maze, but I have always had fun here. The key is being in the right mood. If you don't like being shoulder-to-shoulder crammed in with people, don't go on a time like Halloween. It helps to either loosen up beforehand or bring a lot of friends. Expect to meet people and get roped into lots of random, drunken conversation/other craziness. If you're terrified of even having to smell weed, stay home and listen to your old Rush Limbaugh tapes. This IS Eugene and it IS a lot of college kids in one place partying.

1. The A/C system for the whole unit is in the front room similar to a hotels. Each individual room…read moredoesn't get any air conditioning and get hot as F. So if you plan on having your door shut you're going to burn up in there. 2. Security doesn't stop anything, often they're sleeping at the front desk. I had bike stollen while security is there, roommates car broken into, both of which where in our locked parking garage. A diamond cutter was used to steal my bike, it was about 40 ft from where security sits at night, how do you not hear that grinding my cable and U-lock? 3. Homeless village across the street, if you don't get in building parking that's your other option... and there's like 30 of them scum bags there. Often scoping cars and taking poops in the parking lot. 4. They entered my apartment like 8 or more times during the year for "checks." I have never once had an apartment check every 2-3 months in my unit and have to enter my room each time. 5. I clearly stated in my lease my dog does not get along with cats and I will not move in with a cat. I would simply find another apartment. They guaranteed me I would not get someone with a cat as a roommate.... a few months into my lease they moved a kid 14 years younger than me (I'm 34, he's 20) with a cat into my place. I messaged them 3 times and not a single response or follow up. At this point I was over it. I stated my dog has killed animals and chases cats. They did not care. Also why put a cat in my place when about 60 units are open currently? 6. If you're Looking for a cool experience for college, (I was not, I was here for a nurse program and then to leave asap) this isn't the place for you. Most units are empty and you'll probably end up being alone for the entire year and hardly see anyone. 7. The TV and speakers on the roof don't work and for 2 months the hot-tub was closed due to kids bringing glass up there. 8. My whole floor smelled like trash, it got better for like one month, when they "fixed" the issue, then smelled like trash for the last 4 months again. Often the trash room would just have the trash set there and no one will use the chute. Numerous times I would open the trash door and it would be piled 4 ft high and often fall out and then there would be a pile of trash in the hall way. I would tell maintenance and it would usually take a day or two to get cleaned, I often had to do it myself as the trash room was near my door and I couldn't pass all the trash in the hall way to get to the elevator. 9. If you get locked out it can take hours to let you in and they charge you 50$, kind of horse shit as I asked to purchase a second key and they refused to give me one. Each door locks when I shuts behind you, so never forget your key, ever. One time my electronic key broke and I had a flight to catch in 2 hours. I called and called and the person didn't pick up to let me in for about 2 hours, I seen another worker pass the front lobby and she said with a laugh "idk if the worker will pick up she was out late". This is the only time I was thankful they put a roommate with me as he let me in and I used his key to get my stuff out to my car and pack for trip. 10. Again, the A/C Fing sucksssssssss my room was an average like 70-80 with the a/c on full blast. 11. Has a pool table in the study room so if you're studying and some dumbdumb is smashing balls, good luck. 12. Weight room is nice! 13. Probably more but that's all I can think of right now. Maybe if they responded or followed up with simple requests or maintenance it would be so bad, but for the price point there is wayyyyyy better options. I stayed at 13 olive before this and I was pissed about there but the units are bigger, the a/c works amazing and there is a parking garage you can walk to and usually get a spot on your floor, also only 50$ to park a months. The fives is 200$ to park at the building, and the spot I mentioned with the homeless, cost 168$ monthly. The outside areas are bigger at 13 olive, but way more trashy and dirty people live there. I would pick 13 olive.

My Daughter lived at the Rive for two years and couldn't have had a better experience. She made a…read moreton of new friends, the location was super convenient and the rooftop was a super fun place to hang out. Julie in the office is awesome, super friendly and took care of us throughout the leasing process - from beginning to end. My daughter is graduated now, and the Rive Eugene is a big piece of our great memories! Thank you, Frank

Makaela, Faith, Addie, Zane, Brittany and Miles have been superb from helping me with packages,…read morenotifying me of up coming events, asking how my day is, having engaging conversations.All the staff since I have moved in last year has been great and very friendly and helpful. They always come with a smile. The building itself is always well kept up and although the amenities were not open all the time due to covid, the staff did everything they could to make it feel like we were getting out money worth. The only tough part is parking and how far the structure is however it keeps the cars safe and really is not that big of an issue. The roomies are all good size and the kitchen is nicer than any other places in Eugene. I highly recommend 2125 for the living situation as well as the friendly staff.

I have lived here 2 years and it is not worth it…read more If something is broken in your apartment it will take 3-4 maintenance requests and visits before the issue is actually resolved. On a few occasions we have had maintenance requests be "resolved" despite no one entering the unit to address the problem. The people in the front office are often nice but very unhelpful. When confronting one of the managers about a safety concern regarding one of our roommates and direct violations of the lease agreement, we were continually lied to and then ghosted. Although having proof of illegal and dangerous activity, the manager did nothing, making me and my roommates live in a dangerous situation for months. They do not care about the safety and well-being of their residents. There is almost constantly construction, affecting our standard of living and access to amenities that we pay for. Parking gates are consistently broken while we pay over $100 a month for gated parking. The apartments themselves are decent but cheaply put together. The walls, ceilings, & floors are paper thin, so expect not only to hear every time your roommates moves in the common spaces from your room- but also everything your upstairs neighbors are doing as well.

don't wanna make it long but i lived here for a year and it straight up sucked. wifi was very slow…read moreapartments built as cheap as possible. Staff are inattentive and for the most part incompetent. if u are reading this pls do not even consider skybox. i would go to dorms again over skybox.

This a hell no and please don't get tricked into the pretty little façade they try to create…read more Long reviews make it look you're a bit of Karen and so I'm not going to do that other than tell you this place sucks, and if you don't believe me, rent a spot for you your kid that goes to UofO and just plan on hating them from about a week after you've signed the lease and till about 3 years after the time you moved yourself or your kid out. It's 3 years from the time he last lived here but Yelp was kind enough to remind me and I just now felt compelled to leave this review thinking back on it. Hope this and the other reviews are compelling enough for you to reach the same conclusion :-/

Supposedly university housing that only allows students but it is as or more unsafe than any of the…read moreother run down "non-student" apartments. In fact the nearby "Camelot" apartment complex is one of the sketchiest with most residents over 40, missing teeth, drinking, fighting etc. Capri has no security, no working cameras, no safe parking spots and a high amount of transient population sleeping around student cars in the garage, going through the on site dumpster, hopping the fence and stealing bikes, etc. Basically pay up for a safer place. 2 stars because you can get a room in the 700$ range and nobody actually broke into the room due to lack of balcony, and lack of access points to doors other than the interior courtyard.

Capri is just a really small, unsafe place. I once woke up to police screaming and pointing guns at…read morea homeless man who was 10 feet from my window and had gotten into the building somehow. Dealt with flooded parking garages for months with no solutions or money off. My car got broken into twice, and finding several cars smashed in the morning was a common occurrence. Also, you can hear EVERYTHING! The walls are paper thin and people are super noisy-which management doesn't seem to care about unless they don't like the tenant. Moved to Stadium Park and it's so much better

I lived at these apartments for 2 years and I loved it. I enjoy going to the gym so having a clean…read moregym all the time was really nice. The front office holds a bunch of different celebrations that residents and their friends can attend for free and it's always well thought out by employees. Anytime I needed something, the office was very quick to respond. I rented furniture from them and it was pretty comfortable and relatively cheap compared to other places. Lastly, they don't charge you and arm and a leg when you move out because of normal wear and tear. My only suggestion for management would be to clean the stairways better!

Be very careful when dealing with Patterson Social. They are managed by the "Cardinal Group". I…read moredon't have any contact with them directly. But, I was told that the same leasing managers deal with all of their apartments in Eugene. Not sure I have ever experienced worse customer relations... on a corporate level. The people I talked to on the phone certainly weren't rude. Annoyed that I kept asking questions. Annoyed that I didn't just accept that this was "policy" and I wanted an explanation why they gave different statements in the past that were later proven to be lies. I never raised my voice, I was never abusive in any way. I just calmly pointed out times when they had intentionally deceived us. Now, they did hang up on me twice. Claiming both times that it "must have been a disconnect with the phone line" or something. So, there is SOME level of rudeness there. Or, willingness to continually lie when it's convenient for them.