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    2.8 (46 reviews)
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    365 Sq.Ft Appt that is all kitchen, bathroom and closet. barely enough space for a full size bed. $2,100 after taxes and parking.

    They are sneaky! Please read and look at photos!! Expensive for what you are getting, so you can be slightly more critical since I was paying $1,500-2,100 (including tax and parking, and also $55 in electricity). Also fire on 15th floor 2023/2024 south tower. Read the lease all the way through. They are through asu, but just do not have a master lease with asu like District, Apollo, and Array. I would prefer living at Canvas or even Vertex since ASU has standards and update their facilities unlike Union. Also I would look at Piedmont or houses in the maple ash area. More worth your money and can be same walking/ driving distance anyways. Nice views facing south in the south tower (campus) or north in the north tower (mill/A mountain), but not worth it. I lived at union for my second and third year at ASU. 4X2 unit was about $1,500 including parking. Then the studio was $,2100 (360sq. ft.) also including parking. Matnance is fine, but dishwasher at Union 4X2 union was broken, never replaced even after 7 work orders. They also took out all the paneling and never replaced. They just said when you all move out we will fix the problem. But one roommate was planning on living in that unit next year, they just never placed the work order themselves. 360 sq.ft. aka the smallest and least efficient layout in Union, led to me attempting to use the amenities. Soon learned the study areas is either full and also just the whole 5th floor amenities is super outdated for what you are paying for. I guess it is good since you are by Mill, if you like that and do not want to pay for Uber. But every time I would go out it was still not worth the bad apartment complex. It is like bad college campus housing at a luxury price. Atmposhere is new and similar prices. Or Mark Taylor is around campus and rent/ buy furniture, about the same price and not through ASU.

    My son has lived here a year and a half and has been sick all the time. We couldn't figure out what was causing it, GI issues, sinus issues, lightheaded, and colds that would last long. He even started to get POTS, which is heart palpitations. We have spent thousands of dollars with a doctor that diagnosed him with mold toxicity, which takes a LONG time to heal from. Someone else here mentioned that the hallways felt humid. Ding ding ding! We took pictures and you could clearly see BLACK mold in the HVAC system and vents in his unit. Guys, this is toxic and can lead to malignancies! We had asked management a few months ago to check the HVAC system and clean it out, but I know that a full-blown remediation could cost them hundreds of thousands, so they will NOT do it. So se moved out mid lease and we're trying to get them to terminate the lease but they are not working with us. So sad, but it's common, from dorms, hotels, etc. I wish there was a clean place where they really cared for their residents' wellbeing. Does that even exist anymore?

    Obviously clean carpet I was charged to "clean"

    My ASU Student lived here for 3 years, and while she enjoyed it, working with upper management was difficult. Any time she wanted something done and requested repairs there was no response. As the guarantor I would have to follow up to get things done. When she moved out, we received bills for things such as carpet cleaning (note the picture - she was in this unit for 1 year) and this is not listed as a condition of move out. When I talked with them about the noticeably clean carpet, they didn't really care. The only reason I paid their charges was to not receive a collection notice as seen in many reviews. My advice would be to have a lawyer look at your lease, document photos before and after and every communication with management. Even then, they really don't care and will charge you.

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    Review Highlights - Union Tempe

    In my opinion, out of all the apartments that are being built around ASU, Union is the best one.

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    I lived at the standard for almost 3 years and it was the best experience I've ever had in an…read moreapartment. It is a resort style apartment which is obvious when you see the outdoor amenities. The pool is huge and wonderfully up-kept, and the outdoor grills, seats, and rooftop area are beautiful. The manager Glenn runs the property very well, he hosts events frequently to get the community together with themed events, and everyone is very friendly there. Maintenance was extremely infrequent for me, but when I needed any, I received it same day and sometimes same hour. Maybe the best part of the standard is its location. One block from the start of old town Scottsdale makes it an easy walk to the many shops, art exhibits, and great food options. I would highly recommend anyone wanting to live in old town to take a look at the standard!!

    Best location in the city and the team taking care of it is really nice. The pool is always looking…read moregreat and the landscaping is awesome. There's a lot of pricey new apartments around but they're on a busy street. Just look at other places' reviews compared to this place, it's crazy tbh. Paul is probably the coolest maintenance supervisor I've ever met and Neil is super nice. Glenn at the from is the man and has community events. Ewelina is the leasing agent and she's super approachable. I think I'm getting spoiled here idk if I could ever stand another complex like the others I've lived in

    The Cameron

    The Cameron

    (48 reviews)

    Believe me, these pictures don't do it justice. This place is absolutely amazing. I wanted to move…read morehere for about 6 months and walk by it every weekday about 3x (when I'm on my daily walks during my work breaks/lunch right next door) and dreamt what it would be like. It wasn't at all what I expected. It was so much more. Paradise, if I may. The staff, top to bottom, have been extremely courteous, friendly, funny, helpful, giving and real. I have only encountered a cheerful and willing-to-help group here. To say they've truly made me feel at home and ease is an understatement. While I've only lived here a couple of days, my life has drastically improved. I love my apartment and my view of the mountains, Salt River and North Valley. It's truly breathtaking. VERY high ceilings with HUGE doors - so tall, this 6'1" dude can't reach the tops. It even came with speakers to Bluetooth my music to - which I didn't find out until I moved in. Special shout out to Shirae Pryor who originally gave me a tour and months later remembered me without having to reintroduce myself. She is extremely professional, helpful, goes out of her way, funny and put up with my enormous enthusiasm during my first few days of excitement to live here. The place is gorgeous, VERY well kept up, modern, with a lot of space/storage - like SOOO much storage space/cabinets/closets, even in my studio and the management team hosts parties, it seems like 2x a month free for residents that includes food, music and even alcoholic beverages, if you drink. Additionally, they gave me an extremely nice welcome package that included a cute little bottle of wine, two glasses and a bag of wonderful snacks. (Pictured.) Heck, even the lobby rivals many Las Vegas resorts I've stayed at. It's the definition of luxury. As you can tell, I cannot recommend this place enough. You're a 3-5 minutes' WALK to a ginormous outdoor mall including many bars, restaurants, entertainment, movies, Target, Ross, etc. Plus, a Sam's Club is coming very soon and just as close. Not to mention, you're a quick Lyft/Waymo ride to many, many more attractions, beach, restaurants and entertainment down/around Mill Ave. Even the Cubs Spring training games are an all-but a short walk. If you decide to make the right move and become a resident here, might I suggest three places you should try out: 1. Spinato's Pizzeria and Family Kitchens - about a 6-7-minute walk. Being obsessed with pizza since I was a kid, and while only eating here 3x now, I'm absolutely convinced it's in my top 5 favorite pizza joints of all-time. 2. RoadHouse Cinemas. I'm also a movie-lover and this is, BY FAR, my favorite cinema. It's just a quick drive up Loop 101. Make sure you try out their Screening Rooms theatres. They make the experience the best you can have. 3. The Arena Poker Room at Talking Stick Casino, which, coincidentally, is less than a mile from RoadHouse. It also rivals any/all Las Vegas poker rooms. Great games there. So, what are you waiting for? Move here as soon as you can.

    Enjoyed living here and also the spacious nice gym. My neighbors are all friendly and quiet. An…read moreeasy place for Uber to locate when I go airport etc. Was super convenient being able to walk in 7 min over to movies and dinner at Tempe Marketplace. Great layout on the apts here too.

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    Justin is very reliable, courteous, responsive, informative and very quick we love having him…read morearound and he is an excellent maintenance guy.

    If I could give no stars, I would. I lived here for almost four years and I literally hated every…read moreminute of it. There was I don't even know how many employee/manager turnovers in the four years we were there- I lost count. We almost went a full year without a maintenance person and so nothing got fixed unless management deemed it important or an emergency. Every year that we were here, we had a major leak or something break; i.e. backup of pipes underneath us causing a major leak of sewer water on Thanksgiving, shower leaking and causing mold in the bathroom (twice in two separate units), spare bedroom leak causing carpet to smell and have mold, closet shelves falling down in the middle of the night; and so many other things. All of this was like pulling teeth to get fixed or to get anything from them at all. Robbie was the manager for the first two leaks and to be honest; I don't even know how he got to a manager position. He had no customer service abilities at all and was downright just an A** to deal with. Now let's talk about safety and security. When we first moved in, in 2019, there was security who patrolled all the time. That was not in affect for very long before they got rid of them. When the pandemic hit, everything went downhill and fast and Camden did not do anything about it. There were homeless people sleeping in the pool cabanas, bathing in the hot tub, lying unconscious with needles sticking out of their arms in the stairwells... we reported it all and all they told us was to call the police and I mean the police had better things to do understandably so they could never really do anything. Packages constantly being stolen, we were told to get them mailed somewhere else, crazy homeless people fighting in the streets every night at 3am, nothing done, drunk drivers crashing into the gate, nothing done. Someone even killed themself in the parking garage by hanging themself and they didn't even feel the need to let us know. They force you to pay for Valet Trash and they hardly ever pick up the trash when they're supposed to, and when they do they are lazy and refuse to pick up broken down boxes, etc. like they are supposed to. Oh and god forbid you accidentally leave your empty trashcan outside in the morning because they are quick to try to fine you for it. I mean the place is literally falling apart and their is crime everywhere, but you know the trash can is important. They advertise luxury living, there was nothing luxury about it. A month before we moved out, we had already given 60 day notice, I received an email from Lisa, (who I guess was the manager now, IDK) stating that one of the maintenance people had reported that we had an unauthorized pet in our home and we were going to be fined $500. We had our dog who is an ESA certified pet since we moved in, in 2019. I called right away, so upset stating we had an ESA letter on file and I couldn't understand why they were just saying this when we've had our dog there for four years. Lisa said whoever did the paperwork didn't do it properly but she could see that we had the ESA letter on file so she would let it slide since we were moving out in a month anyways. 1. it's not my fault the person did not do the paperwork correctly on their end and 2. they didn't bother checking for the ESA letter before they sent a threatening letter about fining us $500? Insane customer service. A couple of weeks after that we had a power outage and all the refrigerators in the complex basically blew up because they were so old and we were lucky because I called quickly and they gave us an old one from a vacant apartment; but we had to throw out a ton of food and it was leaking everywhere and it was a disaster. The maintenance guy just dumped water everywhere, rolled the fridge out; crashing into several walls on the way; and was like make sure you take pics of these marks that I crashed into so they don't fine you when you move out and left us to clean everything up. Bottom line- I don't recommend it.

    Luxe Scottsdale Apartments

    Luxe Scottsdale Apartments

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    Overall, I've had a good experience living at this apartment complex. The front desk staff really…read moremake a difference--Cole and Destiny are always friendly, professional, and helpful whenever I stop by or have a question. They do a great job creating a welcoming atmosphere. Emily, the manager, is also very nice and approachable, and it's clear she genuinely cares about the community. While there's always room for small improvements, the staff here are a big reason this place feels well run, and I appreciate the effort they put in every day!

    I moved here in early 2022 when the previous management team was attentive, communicative, and…read moreactually cared about residents. Since the new management took over, this place has gone downhill fast. They increased amenities and trash fees while amenities were closed and trash pickup was inconsistent. They also misrepresented our lease terms and told us a deposit premium would drop off after we renewed our lease. Later they said we would be paying it indefinitely. On top of that, they started charging me $20 a month for renters insurance even though I already had coverage, with no communication about needing to resend documentation. Utility charges for shared amenities have also somehow doubled since new management took over. Parking is poorly managed, gates constantly malfunction, and residents have even been towed from spots they pay for monthly with no accountability. The maintenance team is great, but the front office staff is disorganized and rarely resolves problems. The most concerning issue happened when my husband broke his foot in March of 2025. The elevator in Building B repeatedly broke, forcing him to use crutches down three flights of stairs to get to doctor appointments. For a luxury apartment charging over $2,000 a month, having a working elevator should not be optional. Management also made excuses for themselves and were told they were only then made aware that elevators need routine maintenance and not just maintenance when it broke. We were also displaced for over a week after an upstairs neighbor flooded their apartment and had to fight management just to be reimbursed for the hotel. When we returned, our unit was dirty and damaged, even though we left it spotless. (pictures included) Between the constant fees, poor communication, cleanliness issues, and declining management, this place is not the luxury community it advertises itself to be. It feels more like a money grab. Don't just take my word for it. Look at the reviews from the last few years and you will see the same pattern. I hope management actually addresses these issues instead of continuing to ignore residents' concerns

    Union Tempe - apartments - Updated August 2026

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