Warren Place is one of the few options you have as a Charleston-area student for housing that's…read moresomewhere between a dorm and an apartment. It has a floor for honors students that's quiet, and the rest are still semi-quiet, and you're less than a 10 minute walk to school. They have private parking, too. I lived here my sophomore and junior years of college. My first year, I had a problem with a suitemate, and the management handled it promptly. Other than that, I had a problem-free two years. The WP, as we called it, was clean, safe, and fun.

Glenn McConnell Residence Hall at the College of Charleston on Wentworth Street in Charleston is a…read moregreat dorm and residence hall that does everything that it needs to do and has a really convenient location that is close to campus. This dorm is very well managed and maintained.

I'm so glad I can finally post this because I am FREE from this place. If you're thinking about…read moremoving here, do yourself a favor and stay far away. This was, without question, the worst renting experience I've ever had. Management is completely unresponsive and seems more interested in avoiding responsibility than actually helping tenants. Expect to be ignored, given the runaround, and/or have your concerns brushed aside! The amenities are a joke. The pool was consistently lukewarm and always full of dead bugs. The tanning bed didn't work for the entire two years I lived here, and apparently nobody thought it was worth fixing. The vending machines they had when I first moved in were great, but suddenly they disappeared and were replaced with a fancy upgrade that charges seven dollars for an Alani. Parking is an absolute disaster. When I moved in, there were a good amount of guest parking spaces, including the back lot. Then new management took over, changed the parking rules without properly notifying residents, and several of my friends ended up getting towed because they had no idea anything had changed. I even emailed management suggesting they inform tenants about the new policy. Like so many of my other issues, I never received a response. The biggest nightmare was the air conditioning. My AC broke 15 times during my lease, I counted. Every repair took about three weeks, one breakdown lasted from early May until mid-June! That meant I spent some of the hottest weeks of the year stuck in an apartment that stayed around 80°F. Their solution? A single fan sitting in the kitchen that couldn't even circulate. To make matters worse, I submitted maintenance requests that were repeatedly marked as "completed" even though nobody had shown up to fix anything. Right before I moved out the AC broke, AGAIN. For over $1,000 a month, I expected at least basic maintenance and communication. Instead, I dealt with ignored emails, ignored maintenance requests, broken amenities, towing headaches, and months of living without reliable air conditioning. I wouldn't recommend this place to anyone. Save yourself the frustration, save yourself the money, and rent somewhere that actually cares about the people living there.

After living at 930 NoMo for 3 years, I can honestly say this has been one of the worst renting…read moreexperiences imaginable. Management showed little to no care for resident safety or concerns the entire time we lived there. The biggest issue was a shooting directly outside our front door. Instead of making residents feel supported or safe afterward, management barely helped and acted like it wasn't their problem. Absolutely nobody reached out or attempted to check in on either me or my roommate. There has been a slight increase of security but loud obnoxious parties still happen all the time in the common room On top of that, we had a leak through our carpet that took forever to fix despite multiple complaints. We were left dealing with soaked carpet and water damage for far too long with almost no communication. Equipment just dumped in the closet and dried the carpet but left an awful stench through the full room, which caused me to have to move everything out of my room. What makes this even worse is that since January, they've dropped rent prices from around $1,500 to about $850 for new tenants, while still forcing current residents to pay the old inflated rate. My roommate and I no longer even live there, yet management refuses to work with us or allow us out of the final two months of the lease. After being loyal tenants for three years, the complete lack of flexibility, empathy, and customer service has been incredibly disappointing. If you're looking for a place that values residents and actually helps when serious issues happen, I would strongly recommend looking elsewhere.

This is beyond the worst place I've ever lived, and we were so desperate to get out we decided to…read moremove a month early and pay for both leases. Our HVAC would go out for days on end living here, and the management team would not call the necessary professionals to fix it until days later. Beyond being an incredibly noisy location, we felt very unsafe living here. Not only did the glass entry doors break constantly, but we had instances where men from the street would take pictures of us in our residence. Along with this, since the HVAC went out so often, we had severe mold issues and a mysterious fruit fly infestation that would never go away. We moved out a month early and left everything but the AC off in the apartment, and we just received a $165 bill for electricity. We were not present or using any electricity at all, and this is beyond the icing on the cake. Upon moving into my new apartment, my severe congestion and insomnia cleared up, and I believe we were actually getting sick from the mold. Horrible place to live and a huge scam for desperate college students looking for housing.

The staff here are lovely and really do their best to help out with any problems residents have…read more Apartments are very cute with a in unit washer/dryer

The Citadel is not only a beautiful campus, wealth of knowledge and fortitude, it's a phenomenal…read moreplace to come and see a show or host an event yourself! State of the art facilities and friendly staff to boot. Capers Hall is a nice addition to their Field house, Hagood Stadium suite and Chapel (of which I've visited and helped host several events there myself in the past). The stage at Capers is massive, the house is spacious with 250 seats, ticketing booth that's not a tiny box, enclaves to have concessions, merch, different vendors, an art exhibition, partnership venture or any other nice events such as this Piccolo Spoleto SC Public Radio & Shortwave Kitsch Radio Show collaboration! It's a place where you can come, feel welcomed, safe, and have a grand ole time to boot!

Capers Hall! Fantastic Venue! We attended a production by…read moreThe WSWK Theatre group who was joined by SCETV for a Piccolo Spoleto special. It was nothing short of AMAZING! Music, Singing and Prancing. What an absolutely FUN EVENING! Thank you to the Genius Creativity of Brandon Joyner. Also Bravo to an exciting Cast. Please tune in to their Podcast's to relive these exciting shows. And check out their website to view upcoming events for more fantastic shows

I walked around the College of Charleston's campus recently and was very impressed! The old…read morehistoric buildings were filled with character, and the landscapes of this school were managed with the utmost care and attention to detail. If you're in the area, the school is definitely worth a stop.

Pretty campus, serene and leisurely. Not sure how students focus here on their studies with so many…read moretourists in and out of their buildings. Tons of free parks, some of the museums are curated by the students and they are free to see. Very small but with a of history. Enjoyed walking through here!

I used to live here it was horrible. A lot of stuff breaks it takes forever to get stuff fixed…read more They trash shoot is always broken and trash accumulates in the halls and smells horrible. Please do everything not to live here!!!!

Daughter moved back to her furnished apartment after summer vacation to find it utterly trashed by…read moresummer occupant and her dog. Since July, contacted maintenance via the web portal, multiple phone calls, visited office personnel in person multiple times - all promised everything will be taken care of. Nope. Not. One. Thing. It is now September and they have allowed new roommates to move into this flophouse. Today there is water under the floor covering and comes out of the joints when walked on. Maintenance says they may be able to get to it after the holiday. There are 4 people living in this place and each paying more than $1500/month. The place is filled with flies (see pics) because of trash piled up in the hallways outside the apartment. I understand bad roommates, but why let people move into an apartment into this condition? They are paying for a furnished apartment and are unable to use the furnishings. I visited from the West Coast and cleaned the dump myself, dog urine, rotten food in the refrigerator, cleaned the oven and the absolute disaster of a sink. Those things I can write off to a bad roommate, but the furniture, the baseboards, the water under the floors and the flies - that's all Skygarden. It's been since July 6. This is Sept 1. Ownership needs to pay a visit and spend some time with the residents and the staff and figure out what they are doing wrong because it's a long list. Or better yet, DHEC needs to pay the place a visit.

we recently toured, and we fell in love with this property. It's a really great location and we…read moreenjoyed getting to know the property.

Love the Jasper. I lived here for 3 years and was always grateful. It's "living lavish," no doubt…read more The grounds are meticulously manicured, and the star deck and amenities are spotless. You will not find a single leaf on the ground. Here's the most important benefit, to me: you cannot hear your neighbors. I'd say that once a month, I'd hear my neighbors drop something, but that's about it. It's VERY quiet. No footsteps, snoring, conversation eavesdropping, or music can be heard (unless your neighbor is having a party of course, but this doesn't happen at the Jasper.) The building is hurricane proof and from what I'm guessing, would be the last thing standing in the event of a nuclear blast - it's top notch. Tenants are comprised of the mid to older age range, with some graduate students sprinkled in. No ragers, no pre games, no screaming. Everyone is nice, and every pet is nice. There are shops/restaurants underneath that are 10/10 and convenient. There are monthly resident events that are well worth the time to attend (sunset paddle boarding, sunset ferry rides, weekly Wednesday happy hours, wreath making, candle making, food trucks, all FREE). The internet is lightning fast. The location can't be beat - with Colonial lake across the street, and the historic district a 1 minute walk away... makes me want to move back! Rent for my 1 bedroom was $3600 monthly. It's steep, but if you spend 95% of your time somewhere, it's worth the money. There is no better apartment in all of Charleston, and I've seen them all! 5/5 10/10 - no complaints.