Gorgeous apartments, amazing views of the city, and even better apartment staff! The managers,…read morecleaning crew, and maintenance staff are some of the nicest people I've met! Any maintenance issues have been addressed that same day and I really like how the managers are always available to talk to either in person or via email. I love being so close to downtown Cincinnati and within walking distance to all of the shops and restaurants in Covington. There are two very nice club rooms/lounge areas that can be reserved for events or parties, a huge gym that includes a sauna, pet spa, coffee/espresso machine with custom drinks, Luxer One locker package system, Tide lockers for your dry cleaning, I mean the list just goes on and on. You can't beat the amenities here!

In moving from Denver, Colorado to Cincinnati, OH, I was on the search the perfect NEW apartment…read morebuilding, and I found it with Madison Place! The building is located right on the banks of the Ohio river, on the Covington, KY side, and features stunning views of the entire Cincinnati skyline. I like this location because it is close to Cincinnati (accessible by footbridge), but not as congested as Cincinnati in terms of parking. The building was completely renovated recently offers studios , and 1 and 2 bedroom units- all of which are spacious, with high ceilings and large decks that offer spectacular views. I love that the building includes many amenities; community terrace with firepit, pet friendly, a huge fitness facility, and 24/7 attended security in the lobby. I can't give enough praise for this awesome new apartment building!

Monmouth row apartments in Newport is one of the great community and apartments I ever lived. I…read moreloved living here as the property manager (Rosie) is super accommodative and understanding. She always addressed my concerns and got them addressed on the same day. The maintenance manager (Steve) is just amazing in fixing the issues. Management is very responsive, awesome, professional and friendly. I would highly recommend this property to my friends who are looking for something close to downtown. Unfortunately, I need to move out due to unavailability of a 2 bedroom apartment. Rosie is the best!

From the owner: Proudly presenting Monmouth Row Apartments, an award-winning community with a unique small-town…read morecharm in a thriving urban scene. Come home to one of our apartments in Newport, KY, and enjoy living incredibly close to all your favorite destinations in and around the city, knowing that you have a comfortable retreat when you return. We are pet-friendly, too. The highlight of our community are the interiors of our homes and their embellishments. Our luxury apartments in Newport boast aesthetically pleasing and functionality-driven features. Among these, you enjoy newly renovated kitchens featuring stainless-steel appliances, quartz countertops, stylish breakfast bars, and more. Don't wait--schedule your personal tour today.

This was the first apartment that my partner and I lived in together and where we started our small…read morelittle family by getting a fur baby. it was close to walk into the downtown Bellevue area and was also a quick walk to the Kroger's which made life very easy for us. The apartment has a nice gym that we used a couple of times and a nice outdoor patio that we did not use the entire time that we lived there but it was very nice to know we had the option too. Parking was a little difficult for the first couple months we were there because we did not want to pay the extra hundred dollars plus to have an indoor parking space but we ended up finding street parking very easily. But often dealt with many of the neighbors down there that were extremely rude and do not want an apartment building in this area! Rent was reasonable for how close we were to the city but we ended up paying a lot more for just a loft when most people would get a one or two bedroom for what we paid with the rent also increasing yearly! The property managers were very easy to get a hold of at first when we had issues but our favorite person ended up leaving when we had about three months left in our lease. After she left the person that replaced her was not as communicative and we often struggled the last couple months trying to get someone to answer the phone. The only major issues that we really had was in the winter because of the old windows that were so beautiful to look out of were not insulated. The apartment would often drop to the 50° area and we would have ice growing inside of the windows. This did cause our electric and heating bill to go up because we were trying to not freeze and there would be days where we would just try to stay in the loft just so we wouldn't get cold down in the kitchen. There were not many families in the building, this was definitely a younger group of people that resided here and I think for our first apartment when we wanted to be closer to the city this was great for us but now that we have expanded and we need more space it was not fitting for us anymore!

My new home as of March 30th. So excited. You should come by and make it your new home also.read more

From the owner: Located in the heart of Covington, Duveneck Square is a vibrant, historic lifestyle community…read more Duveneck Square is adjacent to one of the region's top craft breweries, a half block away from an upscale, nationally recognized boutique hotel, and a bike ride away from downtown Cincinnati. Featuring ten unique floor plans, this community of studio, one, one plus and two-bedroom apartments offers a wide variety of living arrangements, highlighted by an urban-infused amenity package!

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.

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!

I want to love it here so badly because i just went through hell and highwater to get where i am…read morenow..... but i realized i live under a herd of what sounds like 8 elephants! my neighbors are absolutely insufferable to live near ...their kids are up at 6am banging, running through the house, every. single. day. of the week ! i swear i heard one of them bouncing a BASKETBALL at 8am one morning. everyone in the house walks around with lead shoes because i can hear every single step, witch is mostly just kids running...then when the other neighbors start banging or yelling, an annoyed adult STOMPS into the front room, then STOMPS back into the bedroom and slams the door. i have several videos of the surrounding neighbors going up and banging on their door and yelling at them to watch their damn kids . other neighbors being FED UP and banging on the walls back, because they're simply tired of the constant noise issues . when i say it is constant... all day long from about 6-7am till at least midnight every night, it is absolutely horrendous to have to deal with . i myself have two kids . that is exactly why i put us on the GROUND floor. so i dont terrorize the people under us with insane amounts of noise . but some people truly dont care that their kids are making life hell for everyone surrounding them . i'm not saying i expect them to just sit down 24/7 but Jesus christ. GET UP AND BE A PARENT TO YOUR KIDS INSTEAD OF HIDING IN THE BACK BEDROOM! these same children apparently ruined my back bedroom and bathroom wall (before we moved here but absolutely should've been something that was mentioned to us instead of finding out from other people) because they were pouring cups of water onto the bathroom floor witch cause significant water damage, the entire wall and floor had to be replaced bc a parent is too lazy to get up and watch their kids ? i can only imagine how bad it's going to be once school is out for the summer.... i do like my other neighbors everyone else is quiet people that just want to have a peaceful home like myself and my family want . but some people need to be threatened with fines when the fact you aren't watching your kids is effecting EVERYONE around you? then maybe it's time to work on some things or be made to leave ? and trust me that's the last thing i want for them. but it's genuinely insane to listen to 24/7.

the worst apartment i have ever lived in !! everything is always broken and maintenance/the office…read moreblatantly ignores all phone calls and complaints! there are bugs and mold in all buildings as well !! do not move here

I've been here for over a year now and can't imagine living anywhere else. Not only is the…read moreneighborhood super walkable, with multiple restaurants and shops nearby, but I feel safe at all times. The building is quiet, the neighbors are friendly, and it's such a convenient spot to anything in the greater Cincinnati area. I can be downtown in six minutes, Kenwood or the Florence Malls in less than a half-hour, and to Kings Island in under 40, as well. Parking is plentiful and the lots are well lit. All of my maintenance requests have been answered immediately and professionally. Email correspondence is replied to within minutes and they are doing a nice job of continually upgrading the property. There is new signage that reflects the vibe of the place and I just can't say enough good things about living here.

From the owner: Dayton High School has been transformed into Schoolhouse Flats! This historic school building, the…read morefirst place the legendary John Wooden coached, provides a unique living experience. You'll enjoy soaring ceilings, huge windows and plenty of living space. Choose from several one and two bedroom apartment styles. Many of our apartments have spectacular views of the Ohio River and Downtown Cincinnati/Mt Adams and you'll only be a quick walk away from the historic Shops of Bellevue. Our great location gets you one short drive to Mt Adams, downtown Cincinnati, University of Cincinnati and Xavier University.

They may have updated what used to be section 8 housing, but the building is still super old and it…read moreseems like there are a lot of plumbing/ pipe issues. We had a really bad leak that we told maintenance about and all they did was blame it on the people above us. It actually ended up being a huge issue with the pipes. I heard the plumber say he was dealing with multiple units and I've seen him in and out for several weeks. The communication is horrid. Maintenance tries to walk in without warning. They drive all over the grass with a dumb little golf cart. Also, there's nothing to hang curtains on. Closet and storage space is majorly lacking and there aren't closet rods to hang hangers on..... The rent is also going up lol. Cannot wait to move.

Buildings are old and falling apart and catch on fire all the time, plumbing falls apart, bad crime…read morearea, the rent doubled though, and they discriminate by not accepting housing vouchers and kicked out all the low income people. Mice and bugs been there 50 years they didn't leave cause of new paint job.

I moved into Saratoga Place Apartments in Erlanger, Kentucky at the end of 2018, initially residing…read morein a two-bedroom, one-and-a-half-bathroom unit with two storage closets and a dishwasher at building 3434. During the three years I lived there, I faced multiple issues, including persistent water leaks that caused my water bill to exceed $120 monthly, even though it was just my four-year-old son and me in the apartment. We also dealt with mold problems, and the general upkeep of the neighborhood was poor, with litter, cigarette waste, and cracked roadways and driveways contributing to an unclean environment. The apartments lacked in-unit washer and dryer hookups and central air conditioning. Additionally, the walls were extremely thin, more akin to plaster than proper drywall, which affected our privacy and comfort. For several years, my family has experienced recurring respiratory issues, sometimes requiring doctor visits and hospital care. These health issues seem closely tied to the persistent mold in the unit, which was never fully addressed. The maintenance team advised us to keep our air conditioner on eco-dry mode, even in summer, to prevent mold growth, but despite following this guidance, mold continued to appear. As a plant owner, I've observed mold growing on both the soil and leaves of my indoor plants after watering, as well as on walls and ceilings in our unit. Maintenance staff suggested using mold spray and regularly cleaning the air conditioner, but we were only able to clean the filters as the unit design limited further access. The AC itself is merely fitted into a wall opening, leaving an unsealed gap around it. During colder months, we wrap the unit in plastic after thorough cleaning, but with no other airflow options, it becomes impossible to keep it sealed for long once warmer weather returns. In 2021, shortly after I renewed my lease at 3434, Shawna, who was the manager at the time, informed me of a significant plumbing issue. She explained that the main plumbing line, which ran under our kitchen, dining room, and main bathroom, needed extensive repairs and that we would have to vacate our apartment. Shawna explained that the pipes, dating back to the 1980s, required immediate attention. Hoping for a smooth transition, I was open to cooperation. Shawna showed us two options: a one-bedroom with a small office space for my then seven-year-old son or a two-bedroom unit that was out of my budget. The two-bedroom unit, newly renovated, was visually appealing with an open kitchen design and stainless-steel appliances but in return I lost 2 of my storage closets and still no washer dryer hookups. Hoping for a better living environment, I chose the two-bedroom, although Shawna informed me that I would not be able to retain my previous lease terms despite having renewed just two months earlier. My rent increased by $395, an amount I was uncomfortable with, but I felt unable to challenge it due to financial constraints. Once we moved into the new unit, I began noticing more issues. The kitchen island, for example, wasn't fully attached; maintenance eventually secured it with L-brackets but did not seal it properly. The walls were even thinner than those in my previous apartment--there was often a noticeable vibration when touched. Hanging items on the wall proved difficult due to a lack of studs. Within a week of moving in, we experienced flooding from an upstairs neighbor's overflowing tub, which damaged the wall behind my bathroom. Maintenance placed a dehumidifier and later removed the soggy wall section but didn't replace it until the plumbing was repaired, leaving the area exposed for days. Once the wall was finally fixed, it was evident where the cuts had been made, detracting from the "renovated" appearance. This approach to maintenance, prioritizing quick fixes over quality, has left me disappointed. Mold issues persist in this unit, affecting even my plants, reinforcing the idea that these aging apartments require major updates. Our newly installed bathroom has plastic paneling in the tub area, and whenever we clean, mold can be seen falling out from the crevices, indicating that the problem is embedded deeper than surface cleaning can address. Despite rent increasing by $50 annually, there have been no noticeable improvements to the complex, which makes it difficult to see any commitment to maintaining the property. Management has also restricted assistance options, declining rent support from local churches, which has placed undue financial stress on tenants. I was informed by Leah in the front office that CMC Properties no longer accepts rent assistance or vouchers, a decision that was not communicated to tenants beforehand and which may even be unlawful. Over the past four years, management has changed five times, contributing to inconsistent policies and support. Renting from Saratoga Place has been the most challenging experience I've had as a tenant. I would not recommend

Spoke to Liz we had lots of questions and she help us figure everything out. Very helpful and sweet.read more