Great prop mgmt company. They manage 6 of my rentals. Very thorough and diligent. They treat your…read moreproperty like they own it!

From the owner: University Housing, Commercial Property, Apartments, and Single Family Homes…read more 24 / 7 Maintenance Hot Line.

My niece recently moved in for med school. The building itself is fairly secure. Outsiders can't…read moreaccess the elevators without a key card. The apartments are spacious with good sized kitchen spaces. They also have furnished apartments for the med school students. My niece's apartment came with a dining table, couch, TV, beds, desks, etc. The only reason I'm giving it a 4 is for the price, they could have a doorman in the lobby to help manage the packages, and guests. Also, there's limited parking. A second parking lot is down the street past the highway.

In response to the first review. It's called Geneva Tower because it's housing for Upstate Medical…read moreUniversity students. The medical school started in the 1870s as Geneva Medical College. The photo in your post is NOT Geneva Tower. The building was formerly low-income apartments and was never an office building. The medical school bought it and turned it into student housing.

I am very curious to know how OPR will compensate students who had to vacate the premises during…read morespring break which was then extended and further moved to quarantine or a mandate for international students to leave the country. Many students were forced to leave their off campus housing and return home to be with families due to schools being canceled as a result of COVID-19. While the Syracuse University Housing Department will be reimbursing students for housing accommodations, Many parents and students hope that OPR will do the same by not expecting students to pay rent for the April and May. I hope they don't harass students for rent and still claim lost via the government compensation plan. I hope that they are sensitive to the real issue that was not caused by our students, rather it is an unplanned and unprecedented misfortune for the whole world. Hey, if the airlines are waiving and reimbursing all flight plans and hotel accommodations We trust that business such as OPR will follow and lead by a positive example and do the same. Nonetheless, my daughter had a positive subletting experience. They were very timely in fixing the shower when the complaint went in but it's sad that her and her roommates were compelled to leave because the university had to shut down all their facilities for the safety of everyone.

Some of the apartments are super nice, while some are fucking awful and disgusting. Oh and don't…read moreexpect the landlord to give a single fuck about you or any of ur requests. all they care about is the money. need help because something broke? dont worry they're still gonna charge u even if it's not ur fault. they do not give a fuck and it's awful. so sad to leave syracuse but get me the fuck out of this apartment

No one ever picks u the phone during work hours ?!?!…read more Booked 5 appointments for a call back and never received 1 call ?!?! Since Syracuse bought the Marshall - 505 is overbooked and they gave us a lease and took it back ?!?! And they charge $1200 and upward for this type of service

Horrible place. Way too expensive and not looked after properly. My floor always smells like…read moregarbage and I've had to call maintenance a lot to fix how cheaply the rooms were made. The bus is nice but only goes to Newhouse and Falk every half hour. Regret living here.

My daughter and three friends rented at the Comstock ave appartments. Electric charges are random…read moreand we're not the same for everyone and couldn't explain why. The washer machine was getting oil on the clothes and ruined a lot of good clothes. We had to complain 4 or 5 times and it went on for months before they agreed they couldn't fix it and had to replace it but damage done. Now I'm getting a bill for a missing door fob which my daughter handed in when she moved out weeks ago. They are also trying to charge us for water and electric from April and she moved out in August. Poor management and unethical. Find somewhere else to live!! P.S. bring cleaning supplies if you do live here because they don't clean to well either.

I'd give it two if two meant, don't do it, but the place isn't a dump. My daughter had been at…read moreErnie Davis (dorm, Syracuse University) the year before and it was way better. My daughter has an Asian last name, though she is American, and she was put with 3 Asian girls (racial profiling?). They say they have roommate matching, ask you to fill out a questionnaire about your sleep/study/living habits. My daughter is a quiet studious woman and wanted her situation to be communal, she likes to cook, etc., The reason we chose Park Point was because she wanted to live off campus and she wanted to live like an adult, not in a frat house. The women she was put with were partyers, threw parties in the apartment, brought people in late at night, one of them was smoking weed all the time and had her girlfriend living with her for months at a time. Again, perhaps due to racial profiling they expected Asian women to be quiet and studious. The neighbors upstairs seemed to hold stomping parties right above my daughter's bedroom every Thurs., Fri., and Sat. nights. They market this place as a safe and secure and quiet place for your kid, no parties allowed, all this crap. It's not true. The nighttime security was often an older man, if my daughter complained, the noise might stop for a few minutes but she would have had to be out there complaining all the time so she gave up. The building itself is obviously kind of crappy, the hallway on the ground floor has irregular hills up and down, as if they didn't have a level when they built it. Strange. We paid a full month's rent for August even though we were moving in on the 23rd or so, so they had at least three weeks to prepare the apartments, more, probably. The day we moved in their 4 bedroom, 2 bath suite, one of the two toilets was broken and the roommates said they had notified the building two days before. It was a Friday afternoon. I went to the front desk and they said the maintenance guy was leaving soon (2 pm) and there wouldn't be anyone back over the weekend. Sorry to Amber, one of the students who do their best to, apparently, run the building for this slipshod, rip-off company. I was stern, not mean, and said, no way, this is unacceptable, there are 4 women in this apartment and even if they are from Asia and their parents aren't watching, they need two toilets working. I'm here, I'm paying, this gets fixed today. And they did, but if I hadn't been there it would have gone a week like that. Took the guy 10 minutes (it wasn't a simple fix, I know how to do a simple fix on a toilet.) The cable service in the building was often unworkable and you can't call the company directly, or you can, but it's complicated, you aren't the customer, the building is. It's a hassle. The office seemed to be run by students as well, and when we accidentally paid an extra month's rent because it was on automatic payment, rather than send the check back to us, they sent an email letting us know and asking us what they should do with the check. When I called another student running things said they had already destroyed the check, like they didn't know that you send it back, and they said they couldn't send it back, they don't have stamps to do that, or something. Again, cheap. Luckily my bank didn't charge for stopping the check. Whenever I called with a problem there was nothing they could do. It was just a shitty experience all around AND expensive to boot. I would recommend Skyler Commons or even Copper Beach, much better management. We are paying the same amount this year for a studio apartment with the same amenities and better storage than we paid for a four bedroom zoo. Don't believe the sales pitch. Unless you just want to spend a lot of money to have your kid live the way I described. You'd be better off in one of the shared houses. Looking back she would have been happier in Ernie Davis again. It was quiet, the bathrooms, though shared, were cleaned every day, no kitchen but that was pretty bad too. The girls were not clean, another detail of the roommate sharing form that apparently gets thrown out. Boo.

Terrible experience. Lived on the bottom level, and whenever we asked them to stop stomping because…read morewe were literally shaking from the disturbance, they complained and my roommates and I got finned without them even checking or seeing what the issue was. We disputed the allegations and they were always dropped. Manager was extremely very rude. Someone always urinated on our front door and nothing was done. Many things went unfixed. Dont waste your time!!

If i could i would give this place 0 stars. Absolutely overpriced for what they are giving. A 4…read morebedroom apartment costs close to $4000 total, and the amenities are slim to none other than closeness to the bus stop. That aside the customer service and maintenance is despicable. Because they failed to salt the ground when it was freezing rain outside i fell and busted my eyelid open and had to get stitches. I got no apologies or compensation for my medical bill. They just told me it wasn't their fault and stopped responding to all my emails and calls. There are numerous other apartment complexes around Syracuse that are cheaper, treat their tenants better, and have way more amenities. Look into places like Theory, 505 on Walnut, Aspen. UV Colvin is not worth it at all. BEWARE

it feels familiar. the staff focus a lot on reducing secondhand smoke inhalation. Not very vegan…read morefriendly however, expect some exposure to a lot of chemicals.

From the owner: Housing SU allows you to rent some of the best student apartments off-campus at Syracuse University…read moreand surrounding colleges in the area. We have 3 locations.

We just needed to say what an EXCELLENT JOB done for the Lock 1 and Lock 2, end of the year…read morecelebration Brunch 2025 school year. It was such a warm welcome the moment we enter into the Science, in which the event was held. The staff was very informative about what went on during the school year, including Parent involvement. There were so many PROUD students walking across the stage(If you will) receiving CERTFICATE for all the hard they placed into 2 semesters. There was plenty of food, drinks, sweets and cakes and much more. We had the chance to see what they were doing in the Lobby on computers, showing off there work as well for 20 minutes. This is a Program that offers literally free learning, for HIGHER TECH EDUCATION. We love what YOU guys have done for us as whole family in learning Coding and other high tech skills; through our son. Keep up the AWESOME work. The WORLD needs to know ABOUT this experience. Thank you kindly and see you all next semester with our son Joshue' Robinson, who ahs RECIEVED two certificates at this ceremony. The Robinsons Family

The school doesn't have enough diversity and I feel very extremely stresss with some of the…read moreprofessors. They don't really help if you have financial problems either.

I am a graduate student who lived in a Campus Hill apartment for 2 academic years from 2011-2013…read more The one-bedroom apartment I lived in was furnished and clean. Their apartments are pet friendly with payment of a yearly pet fee and monthly pet rent ($10-15/month addition to rent). Utilities were not included in my apartment, but my monthly bills were average/reasonable for Syracuse. I did not have the issue the tenant below did with returning security deposits. My security deposit was returned in full within 30 days. I would have renewed my lease for a 3rd year, but Campus Hill changed their financial payment policy. They no longer offer semester payments that allow students to pay their rent with their financial aid disbursement. As a result, the only students who can afford to live in their (nice, but expensive) apartments are those whose parents are footing the bill. Unfortunately, this eliminates most graduate students, like myself, who would otherwise choose their apartments over some of the other local slumlords. My only other minor suggestion/feedback for Campus Hill to improve their services is to have the maintenance staff leave a note/write-up when entering the apartment for repairs if the tenant is not home. Sometimes I did not even know a repair was made until I called the maintenance staff back! Overall, I found that the maintenance staff to be friendly and helpful, and even cleaned up after the other residents in common spaces (e.g. hallways, near the trash dump, etc.). They were very responsive and timely to my requests. I would definitely recommend Campus Hill to other students/parents looking to rent in the Syracuse University campus area. Best of luck with your apartment search!

I would completly discourage renting from Campus Hill!!! They took over my daughters lease senior…read moreyear 2020-21 from their previous landlord who was lovely and easily accessible. Campus Hill does not return calls, only sends threatening emails withholds security deposits for which I am still waiting to recieve from the move out date of May 2021. Many other options within the Syracuse campus area to choose from -stay away!!!!