I highly recommend living at Tenth and College. I lived with them at #321 for three years and they thoroughly enriched my college experience. The gym is especially convenient because its location is just across the street especially since the university gyms are always packed. The location is within walking distance of everything there is to do at IU, such as Kelley and the downtown bars. Shannon and PJ at the front office were always extremely welcoming and friendly and made sure all my packages (shoes) ended up in the right hands. I've referred all my friends here because of how amazing the place is. Go Hoosiers! read more

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John and Aly were super helpful fulfilling the maintenance order and showed up really fast after the maintenance ticket was filed. They were extremely efficient, pleasant, and professional. Thank you and shoutout to John and Aly! read more

I'm shocked that more people aren't appalled at the non-refundable "refurbishment" fee that is required at lease signing. It basically makes tenants pay for ALL NORMAL WEAR AND TEAR at lease end. Talk about shady. My son's apartment was in better condition when he left than when he moved in so we basically paid for the next tenant to move into a sparkling apartment that Cedarview barely had to do anything to for the next tenant. I'll be looking into these deceptive practices to see if anything can be done so this potentially illegal wording and charges don't continue to make future tenants pay for something that the company should be paying for! READ YOUR LEASE THOROUGHLY and know you're being taken advantage of when you will have to pay for cleaning, carpet cleaning and paint fees for the NEXT tenant!!! I'm only giving an extra star for the office staff because they were nice to deal with. read more

Erick was very helpful in fixing our stove, AC, and Toilet. 10/10 service.

Tenth and College is an ideal complex (and as a testament, my son renewed his lease.) The apartment is a nice size and any maintenance requests we had were resolved quickly (including after-hours lock out). SHANNON YOUNG, my contact in the management office, is also a key selling point. She helped me in everything from making the initial decision on apartments... to guiding me during move-in on where to park and how to dispose of recyclables... to going way ABOVE AND BEYOND with off-season support in ensuring the apartment was appropriately ready for the summer break. While it was inherently stressful to sign a first-time lease remotely under time pressure, SHANNON was the voice of a calm and reason. THANKS!!! read more

Very unsecured place to reside. We witnessed non - residents pull the entrance doors open and enter the facility. When I we was let in by a tenant we visible saw garbage throughout the facility in plain site in the hallways with pests on top of the garbage . The odor was extremely bad and the surroundings were filthy. Apparently the elevators were out of order for 5 months as well. 2nd nite we watched non- residents clearly pull doors open once again with ZERO security available. VERY UNSAFE FOR A COLLEGE STUDENT. I would think twice before living here. Doesn't seem Management is interested in student safety whatsoever. read more

Ryan the Repair Man, Toilet was leaking water into the toilet bowl and he came and fixed it right up, quite friendly and reliable read more

Tenth and College left our apartment with a bunch of issues in it, I won't even lie. Leaking sink, bad dishwasher, unfinished ceilings, etc. Time after time we kept running into issues. But our maintenance worker, Ryan, continued to come back to help us deal with our problems. He was always kind and told us exactly what his gameplan and timeline was. That made it super easy to feel comfortable leaving all of our repairs in his hands. He got us a whole new dishwasher installed, is about to have our sink done, and helped take care of all the unfinished paint and seal work that we needed done. Thanks you so much Ryan! read more

Let me start by saying I would give the staff at the Cedarview/10th and College office a 3/5 and PJ would get a 5/5. She is super helpful. The rest are nice whenever I go in or email them. i do have issues with my lease signing process initially that I elaborate on below. The 2/5 is mostly for the actual quality for the apartment and the prices you pay/them keeping my money: 1. Price: The prices here are high - I live in a one bedroom apartment at the Horizons building that went up in August 2012. I was the first person in my apartment. Aesthetically, they are pretty nice. But compared to say the Mercury, where a couple 100 dollars more can get you a 2 bedroom and a more centrally located building, Horizons is definitely overcharging us. 2. Additional costs: Anything that you have to have checked/fixed in your apartment seems to run $40 - why? Is nothing covered in my $1000+ rent? 3. Clubhouse costs: This additional charge is ridiculous - the pool is closed most of the year, the gyms are small - $300 annually is way too high. 4. Water pressure: SO disappointing. I always check the pressure in a building before moving in but I couldn't because this building was still being constructed when I signed my lease all the way from NJ. The water pressure is so weak you wonder if you aren't using the knobs right 5. Thin walls: You can hear EVERYTHING, I mean eeeeeverrryyyyything your neighbors are doing if youknowwhatimean, whether you want to be a part of it our not. I can here my neighbor's iPhone buzzing, their tv, whether they're watching tv or playing a video game, music, and above me this year my neighbor could be Shrek and it sounds like he's always bowling or at least attempting to bowl with a 16 lb. bowling ball. 6. Packages: You get a package during the day and it doesn't fit in your mailbox or in the boxes near the mailboxes it will be delivered to the 10th & College office. They are only open 9-5 so getting those packages can be a hassle and when you are ordering things to your apartment, it would be to get them at your apartment instead of having to go to another place to get things you had shipped to you. 7. Misinformation: When I signed my lease remotely, I was advised that the 4th floor apartment was the same as the 3rd floor in terms of the ceiling height and so I opted for the 3rd floor. That is incorrect and I would've sprung for the 4th floor had I been informed correctly. 8. Lack of information: Not once when signing the lease was I told there was an open courtyard in the building and no interior space. I was never told that my apartment would open the door to the outside vs. an internal hallway. This would have been important information to share with someone. In a state like Indiana where it's cold 70% of the year, why would you build an open courtyard building and not mention it? Probably to get me to sign. If I had known, I wouldn't have signed. 9. SECURITY DEPOSIT: After two of us cleaned the apartment, I was still charged almost half my security deposit. I understand needing to replace a couple stove plates (I cooked a lot) and needing to paint and dry wall (I had a lot of paintings up and scuffs). What I don't understand is a $40 carpet cleaning charge. The carpet was vacuumed and cleaned, and is only a room about 12x12. They also charged $70 for cleaning overall. I get cleaning behind the stove and fridge. I'm one girl, I can't move this stuff around but the amount is outrageous given I cloroxed, mopped, swept, swiffered and vacuumed everything from window ledges to bathtubs. It costs me $50 in Chicago to have my apartment that is ALL carpet and 200+ sq ft bigger, to be cleaned. I had the Bloomington apartment cleaned once and it was $60 for two women and they did an outstanding job. Most buildings in the area take advantage of students when it comes to getting all the money they can out of us which I think is beyond obnoxious. Horizons is doing it too. I am not interested in getting into a lawsuit like other students and buildings but they like taking your money when they charge 4x what they are actually paying. Thanks, it'll make my student loans much easier to pay off. read more

(this is the same reviews that I just posted for the Cedarview Management page. They manage this building) I have to say I don't agree with these bad reviews AT ALL! A little background about me: late twenties, graduate student (MBA), looking for a clean and quiet apartment. I lived in the Tenth & College building apartments (601 N. College Ave) for exactly 2 years and I have had a wonderful experience. I have graduated already, but I would have gladly renewed my lease if I needed to stay longer. I had a very difficult time finding a place to live in Bloomington, as most places I visited felt old and dingy. T&C, on the other hand, was clean and felt brand new. My apartment included internet, basic cable, all kitchen appliances and an IN UNIT washer and dryer. I can't tell you how big of advantage it is to have the washer & dryer INSIDE your apartment when it's -10 degrees outside. Management was always courteous and maintenance extremely fast. If you file the request in the morning, they will be there in the afternoon. And they will fix ANYTHING you need fixed... lights, appliances, shower handle, internet... I can't say enough great things about their maintenance. They are super fast and will go above and beyond to make sure you're happy with the service. I will also add that I had some very annoying issues with the internet speed when I moved in. Management was very accommodating and didn't stop until I was satisfied with the results. I HIGHLY recommend this company to anyone looking for housing in Bloomington. The company has multiple complexes in the city and I'm sure you'll find something that fits your needs. read more

The hardest working management company serving Indiana University students! The staff at Tenth & College, lead by superb manager Suzanne OConnell, is excellent as they are always helpful and friendly. The professional maintenance and management team are committed to serve and provide you with an outstanding living experience. Staff member Lorraine Stoops is extremely dependable and personable. They are attentive and answer quickly to maintenance calls. Please keep up the great work and best of luck in the future! read more

I'm in my final month of living at Tenth & College after two fantastic years. First and foremost is the truly outstanding management and maintenance team that makes life very easy. They are super friendly, very efficient at working through issues, and they keep to a schedule. Emails, texts, phone calls, whatever your communication preference is, they match to your needs and find the best channels (in a non-invasive way might I add) to communicate with you. Whether it's fulfilling a maintenance request, or hand delivering a package to your door, they are courteous and professional and go out of their way to make you feel at home. The apartment we lived in for two years was awesome. We had a two bedroom, two bathroom corner unit on the second floor. Upon moving in, everything was functional and clean as advertised. No surprises. We had a few maintenance requests upon moving in, all of which were resolved within two weeks as they promised. Suzanne, Amanda, Shannon, PJ, and others (whose names I can't remember), THANK YOU for an awesome run and making life really comfortable for my last two years as an undergrad at Indiana University. Jarad read more

I lived in a Tenth and College residence (East Bay) for a year. Living with two other roommates, the apartment was very spacious, with multiple bathrooms. In addition, it was priced well, at $650 a month per roommate. I had a wonderful signing experience, with Shannon, who helped make sure our needs were met, even including a deal on giving us furniture for the year. The only complaints I had were regarding maintenance and upkeep. We had to repeatedly request maintenance over things such as AC and heat, which should not have to be done multiple times. In addition, some of the appliances were a little old. Overall, I enjoyed my experience. Close to campus and a good price point, with very helpful staff. I would recommend it, but do your research first. I know some of their properties can be pricier than others. read more

Ryan the maintenance worker is a 5 star man. He gets the job done every single time. Whether it's changing my blinds or fixing my smoke alarm, this guy gets it. I'm glad this guy is on our team. read more

Ryan is Awesome! Very sweet, wears a mask, and always knocks! He's also timely and patient!!! The best!

Great location and great maintenance. Ryan from maintenance has taken care of all maintenance issues shortly after submitting work orders.

I lived for a year in the 10th and college building owned and managed by Cedarview. My experience with them was very detrimental. The building is old and elevators are slow as hell. The halls are always dirty. They have permanent carpets on the floor and they never clean them so they get to smell really bad during the year. The place is noisy and it always smells like food. There is a Mexican restaurant in the first floor and I could always listen to their reggaeton and smell of the food. When I first moved I sent them pictures of things that were damaged in the place for them to fix and also make sure that I was not going to be charged extra for those things. They never got fixed the things I requested them to fix. My dishwasher was constantly getting damaged and I would need to run it two and some times three times in order for the dishes to be clean. I took good care of the place, always cleaned, didn't bring people over. The painting was as I found it when I moved in. I wasn't present for the final checkout because I was told that I wasn't required to be there. I was very surprised when Cedarview was not only keeping my entire security deposit, but also charging me extra money because they had to repaint. Painting was good when I left the apartment, it had minor wear and tear related details that according to the contract should be covered by them. They were also charging me extra claiming that I had a high water bill which is very unlikely, specially since out of the 12 months of the contract I spent at least 4 months abroad! I assume there could potentially be likaged on their pipes or a potential issue with their toilettes. I disputed this charges but Cedarview still proceeded requesting me to authorize a one time ACH payment! Terrible! read more

Shrilling smoke detectors are an inconvenience for maintenance on the weekends who find the situation hysterical and laugh at you uncontrollably. Pack a 12' extension ladder with your college texts kids, at least you can swap out that 9 volt yourself and get some sleep. Maintenance should be replacing and maintaining that equipment, fire prevention is no laughing matter. Also, read the responses by management on these posts and on other review sites. They are condescending and full of contempt. Consider that when making such an expensive choice. read more

Stay here and you'll understand the meaning of "Midwest nice." Their rental practices and policies are closer to loan shark terms than normal rental practices. You're forced to buy into their clubhouse even though they can lock you out with a few keystrokes. They use the most expensive cleaners you've ever heard of and bill you shamelessly when you move out. Yet the only cleaners you see are in Tenth and College t-shirts, so their margins on hiring min wage college students and charging lawyer fee cleaning prices is tremendous. The internet is woefully inadequate. If you rely on it to turn in assignments, you are going to fail. The outages are frequent and can last for days. On the plus side, if you like to party, you can usually find an all-night rager within a few doors. So make friends with your neighbors and you can get free booze + "other stuff." read more

Tenth & College apartments appear to be nice facilities but the HORRENDOUS management has led me to write this review as a WARNING to potential residents considering renting with Cedarview management. 1) While touring the apartment and signing the lease we were misinformed about which direction our apartment would face (it turned out to be facing smokey apartment balconies instead of the street), the cost of the gym (it was an additional $150 per person, which they failed to include in the listed $700 a month fee and didn't mention to us--even after we'd asked--until we were halfway through the lease), and when the first month's rent was due (we got a complaining phone call before we'd even moved in). 2) When we arrived at the apartment it took 3 tries for the management to give me a working key to get into my apartment. Management forgot to give my roommates and I our bedroom keys as well; so when my bedroom door locked behind me one day and I rushed to the office just as it closed. The woman working there told me there was nothing she could do and that this maintenance call would cost me $50 (even though they hadn't given me a key in the first place). This woman was rude and unapologetic. The problem with the key continued when my roommates and I tried to enter the pool (which was included in the extra gym fee). It took management two weeks and multiple failed tries to fix the key fob with no compensation. 3) Problems continued throughout the year when management didn't record maintenance requests and didn't meet them, toured our apartment for weeks without warning (when we were originally told it would only be one week out of each semester), and didn't report when packages were delivered to the office. 4) In addition to the problems during the year, the move out experience was insulting. When I checked with the office to confirm my move out appointment I was told my 4:15 appointment was not scheduled and I'd have to be ready to move out by 11:00. I told the receptionist this was impossible because we were renting a truck and couldn't get into my new apartment that early. She caved and gave me a 5:00 appointment only to have the manager call later and tell me I had to change it back to 4:15--no apologies for the receptionist's error 5) When my roommate and I arrived to the apartment to move out, we found they had canceled our mail and we received notice that we had a bill for $45 dollars for cleaning a drain (which was done after we had left the apartment). It had been our understanding the cleaning a drain would be part of general usage of an apartment since grime builds up from old and current residents. So we attempted to set up a meeting with the office manager to dispute this fee. The manager was purposely difficult and set a time before the office was open and had my parents and I waiting around for her. When we voiced the problems we had during the year, she made no apologies and said she wasn't there and there was nothing she could do about it. My parents civilly expressed that the facilities were nice, but management has had a problem with miscommunication continuously throughout our time there. This woman was unapologetic, she was rude and only made excuses before sending us away. 6) The move out inspection by Cedarview management was a complete rip off. The list of things required by tenants is excessive. Tenants are expected to move large appliances and clean behind them, replace burnt out light bulbs, wash ceiling light fixtures, etc. While I understand that the tenants should keep the apartment in good shape, this is definitely not the condition I found my apartment in when we moved in. My roommate and I spent 2 days scouring the apartment to make it spotless for inspection. We even let the office know we were done early before move out inspection because they had scheduled someone to move in the next day (originally they tried to have my roommates switch to earlier move out because they had told the new tenants they could move in while we were still there). The office manager we had met with previously looked at our apartment and came up with a list of nonexistent problems to charge us for in order to make up for the $45 maintenance fee we refused to pay. For example, she said there was "dusting touch-ups." All of this had been done during our cleaning in the past two days, but if we offered touch it up ourselves it would be an additional $100 dollars for her to come back. 7) When we left I was given no estimate of the deposit money that would be returned because it was subject to change during the first 45 days of the new tenants living there. It cost us $700 due to problems that didn't exist during inspection. I can only assume this is an effort to make up for the cost of the two new luxury apartments they built in the past year. My experience with Cedarview management was terrible. They take advantage of tenants and have terrible customer relations. DO NOT rent with Cedarview!! read more