Since I am a resident of Dublin, sometimes I don't wanna go to big malls so I come here to Bridge…read morePark where everything is nice, neat and close by. I really like the North market to find macaroons fresh bake cookies and other goodies while I walk down the bridge park Avenue where I can go to a bar or go hang out at the arcade at 16 bit and then go bowling at Pins Mechanical. I like how there's a curfew so that children aren't there later on in the evening, but it is still family friendly

We went to eat in the area and came in early so we could check out this new bridge in Dublin that…read moreconnects historic Dublin and crosses the river to new Dublin and the surrounding park area. Definitely fun to look around. The Bridge Park area and the bridge itself are beautiful. There is greenery, connecting parks (and one has a cool fountain feature), plenty of dining options on both sides of the river and shopping. There is a nice pavilion with a fire and seating which was perfect for us to sit around after dinner and looks like an area for entertainment as well. According to online articles I read the pedestrian bridge itself was built at $22.6 million and the bridge park area is an approximate $600 million investment. Bridge Park has 20+ buildings sitting on 30 acres with dozens of businesses and residential apartments. It's a beautiful area with all kinds of dining options and activity. Definitely worth checking out the area and walking the bridge.

Full disclosure, I don't live here. I have friends that do and the apartments are very cute on the…read moreinside. The floors are this faux grey wood that looks hella classy against the carpet color selection. The spaces are well thought out. My friends have a 2 bedroom and ot feels really warm. Pick an apartment with a view if you can, or you maybe looking at the side of a building when you look outside. Its a good patio space though, I think I just prefer to have the woods at my back rathwr than a building. Its a really quiet place as well, im not sure whats with the building numbering system but it needs tweeking bad. If your not from there it's a pain tryin to figure out where your building nunber is. It doesn't seem like their on any order really? Also, perhaps a camera system outside would be helpful, just incase something happens in such a seemingly packed parking area. I really liked the bathroom though, very spacious and the modern look and feel is vsry nice.

Everything needs a redone. They need to take out the trash when it is scheduled to be taken out or…read moretake it off of our bill. They also need to make sure they're keeping up with their attendants when they call.

2020 has been a year of struggle for a lot of reasons--Covid-19, potentially no OSU Buckeye…read morefootball, and an unending summer of heat. One area that has been a pleasant surprise in my life this year? Moving into Sawmill Commons, a Dublin apartment complex that has stood the test of time since Earle Bruce coached the Buckeyes in the mid '80s. But you won't find outdated cabinets and small floorplans here: The Casto Communities team at Sawmill Commons has updated their complex recently and made it modern, friendly and amazing for new residents! The environment is superb, quiet and clean. Amy, Deanna, Hannah and the rest of the team are welcoming and answered all of our questions on a timely manner. Leasing was hassle-free and they explained the process well. No BS and no hidden issues. I'd recommend anyone live here, honestly. They have floor plans for all needs. It's in a residential area east of Sawmill Road in the legendary Olde Sawmill neighborhood, so you'll deal with some traffic but you're also close to major shopping and commerce. Our move-in was busy, but calm because the staff was super-helpful. Fixtures work well and the property is very clean. The complex itself has tons of units in many two-story buildings. There is also plenty of parking, trash dumpsters are well-kept and mail is safe and secure. The clubhouse is gorgeous and the water-wheel outside is a unique architectural touch on the clubhouse. In conclusion, although my Bucks may or may not play this summer, I'm truly grateful for my move-in experience. This particular complex is one of the stars of the Casto system, and it is one of my bright spots in a year full of challenges!

During my 6-year stay at Sawmill Commons, I had a wonderful experience that I can't speak highly…read moreenough of. Their prompt and efficient problem-solving abilities along with their professionalism and kindness stood out to me. The maintenance team works swiftly, and the leasing office staff are exceptionally pleasant. My time at Sawmill Commons will always be remembered fondly as it truly was a delightful place to call home.

This was a great venue to host our wedding rehearsal and dinner! Atmosphere was perfect for this…read morefun, yet intimate occasion. Special shout out to Reagan and staff for their help and support! If you're looking for a rental space in the Bridge Park area, this is The Place!

Brick House Blue HQ venue was amazing. Mike and his team were super helpful with our setup and…read morecommunications was excellent. The space is beautiful, interactive and our guest had an great time at our daughters baby shower. Thank you very much Mike!

The apartments are just gorgeous. When I'm showering in the master bath, i feel like I'm in a fancy…read morehotel. Gorgeous tall windows, high planked ceilings and open floorplans would've ranked this a 5- but there's one thing that is just dumb. They only have one compactor for the whole complex. Sooo you have to drive your garbage there everyday. Yep - you have to put your garbage in your car and take it to the compactor. I asked management about this and was told they are trying to control rodents. I get it, but for a place as nice as this you would expect valet trash or something like that... soooo when i look out my gorgeous windows i always see the neighbors trash. Pretty lame. And on top of that they don't recycle.

Communication seems to be a big issue here. Several times the office staff said they would "do…read moresomething " about a certain issue and it was not done or they never let us know about it. Also, the building that is on the freeway // Hayden Run Road side is extremely noisy. The other residents seemed nice and the property itself is beautiful!

Great apartment complex! Good staff and maintenance, good location. Kept clean, highly recommend!read more

I've lived here for a year. It's a great place to live but electricity is out of control…read more The management team takes great care of the building and the tenant's maintenance needs. There are some great employees who work here and the amenities are nice to have. Removed a star because sometimes packages and deliveries can be a hassle if it's not business hours because the drivers will not be able to access the building unless they have your code (they never read the instructions) but that's not the building's fault. Lastly and most importantly, PEM, the power company, overcharges for power. The bill is more ~double what it is for a house 3x the size of your unit. Expect to pay $200+ in the winter and $300+ in the summer.

Maintenance never completes jobs (meaning multiple issues in high-rent apartments) that have been…read morerequested multiple times over the course of a year. Most places have a rent increase of 5% - 10% per year. Not the case here. They had an increase of over 20% and thought they were giving us a deal! Air conditioning is a hit or miss in the summers on whether it actually works (or show up to fix it) so I'd recommend fans for every room. "Brand new" fencing that still has stopped grass from growing over the course of a year. It looks like we live in a low income area with this crap.

If you like rats, skunks and snakes, you will love Sycamore Ridge. We've been here for 7 years and…read morehave encountered them all. Everything has gone downhill at the front office ever since the new Connor Group ownership and Property Manager Joe. Beware the "annual inspection"! It's just Devon literally getting his foot in your door in able to give you a high pressure sales pitch... that is only good until 4pm that same day. Be prepared for your rent to increase in 2023 by 30% resulting in a $559 monthly increase! Utilities are all electric and are consistently over $400 during the winter months. There is literally frost on the inside of the sliding door if the temperature drops below 30 degrees. Walls are paper thin and shower creaks so loudly that you'll always know when your neighbors are showering and even the songs they like to hum. The furnace is moldy and only accommodates filters that stick out 2 inches. Maintenance installs these once per year. There is only 1 maintenance guy for multiple properties including properties in Cincinnati. We found this out when the pipe under the kitchen sink came undone and leaked all of the water from the dishwasher onto the towels and contents under the sink. John was in Cincinnati that day.

What better way to kick off my Yelp reviewing career than to rave about the company through which…read moreI've found two homes? I have nothing but great things to say about Kevin Noesner and his property management company. As a person, he is extremely amicable and can carry a conversation about a multitude of topics with ease. As a landlord, he is concerned about the overall well-being of his tenants while maintaining professionalism. I know that his big thing is to rent to people with good credit and his rents are lower than market price. I had not even a handful of minor maintenance issues in my first apartment (the first occurring after I had been there for over a year!), which he and his team promptly fixed. This summer, I am transferring to a bigger place once its renovation is complete, and everything looks fantastic thus far. Kevin has been very receptive and accommodating to my suggestions and requests during the process. I should also note that my neighbors at this first place are wonderful, and his other tenants down the street are perfectly friendly, as well -- so, one could conclude that he rents to good people (in my humble opinion). As long as I am a renter, I will stick with NPG, and happily!

Kevin was very easy to rent from. Extremely easy to communicate with and makes paying easy. The…read moreproperty had been recently renovated and was in great condition. Thanks for a great lease!

I moved into Dublin Square at the beginning of the year and I could not be happier. MacKenna was…read moreextremely helpful and hardworking when helping me find the right floor plan. The grounds are clean and very well maintained. After every snow, plows and ice trucks came out the very next morning. The maintenance crew are polite, hardworking, and always on time. The office staff are always available for any questions or requests I may have. I never have an issue with finding a parking spot (unlike my last apartment complex, Sawmill Village) and there is ample visitor parking on both sides of the complex. I do have a tendency to hear the neighbors above me and beside me, but the quiet hours (10am-10pm) make it extremely bearable. Plus, the quality of the apartments and grounds make it completely worth it. The amenities of Dublin Square are unparalleled and I can't wait to use the pools (yes, TWO pools!) this summer. Thank you, Dublin Square! I found the perfect apartment!!

Overall, a very nasty company in my opinion. I would avoid living here if I could do it again…read more My wife and I lived here for about 3 years. We were good residents: we took care of our property, did our best to make the community look nice, and we always paid our rent on time. First, and as other reviews have noted: our electric bills were incredibly high. In winter of 2025/26 as much as $450 for our ~900 sq. foot apartment. The bill hovered around $200-250 during the summer. Dublin Square requires that you use a third party distributor Pioneer Energy Management (PEM) who adds additional management fees to your bill. It's not optional. So plan on paying $200-500 more than your rent. Second, during our last year here, our apartment frequently smelled like marijuana. The smell was spilling in from other unit(s) and started to become a problem for us. We tried to address it with management and they told us the best they could do was send out flyers to residents in our block... unless we could identify the unit itself. What the fuck are we? Private detectives? Our apartment continued to frequently smell like weed until we moved out. Finally, in June of 2026, we asked management to release us from our lease about 1.5 months early because we closed on our first house. Management flatly refused and tacked on a "penalty" in excess of one month's rent. They're still trying to collect from us. On the bright side, maintenance is always responsive and polite.