A very neat, tidy, and well-run place in an unbeatable location. Not a lot of competition for city…read moregarden in this price range. All the expected amenities. The people are nice. But the main asset here is Kristi, the building manager, who is always available, will go to extreme lengths to solve your any issue and get things done in general. She is effective, caring, and is fun to be around in general. Really enjoying my time here.

From the owner: City Garden Apartments offers spacious 2– and 3–bedroom homes in the heart of…read moreOgden—just two blocks from Historic 25th Street. Enjoy modern kitchens with black appliances, granite countertops, full-size washers and dryers, and ceiling fans. Community perks include a Peloton-equipped fitness center, large dog park, clubhouse, and valet trash. With easy access to the UTA FrontRunner and major employers like Weber State and Hill Air Force Base, your commute has never been easier. Pet-friendly and commuter-friendly, City Garden is where comfort meets convenience.

Lived here for over a year now. The staff is amazing & tentative. The grounds are well kept. Can…read moreeasily call this home. The location is ideal with shops very close by. The only downside is the street racing at nights, it can pretty loud & annoying if you like to sleep with the window open. But that's not the Pinebrook's fault. I'd still recommend this place. -Karlo

A warning to prospective tenants…read more Living there is fine, up until you want to move out. For starters, they charge HUNDREDS if you need to move month to month while waiting for your new place to be ready. The month to month fee they originally quoted was close to $800 more than the rent we had been paying, and even after the yearly increase if we had renewed the lease, it was still about $700 more. New place was flabbergasted at their price, their month to month fee is only $75. They also charge water, trash, and sewer, which they call 'rubs', which is in addition to the amenity package, and they often over charge for it, as even if you don't use much yourself, you get charged a portion that the entire complex contributes to. Putting those fees aside, they may also try and tack on fees AFTER you've already moved out. And the 'rubs' they say runs 60 days behind so the last rubs payment is very expensive. We were model tenants, they had zero issues with us, always paid rent and rubs on time, and we were very clean. During our move out walk through, they raved about how clean we left it and how impressed they were, and maintenance was equally as impressed as there was zero damage that they would have to repair. We verified with them verbally during the move out walk through that we were all paid up, and they verified that we were all paid and everything was good. Then, after a few weeks, we got a call from them, where they told us we still owed $300. And they changed their story constantly throughout my argument with them about what exactly the 300 was for, which set off red flags everywhere for us. Originally they said that the 300 was for their 'rubs', and that since it was an unexpected expense for them, they were also going to charge us $100 in late fees as well and that the security deposit wouldn't cover it so we needed to pay them. So now they were trying to charge us $400. On top of the month to month fee we already paid. So I pulled up the ledger on their website and showed them, no we already paid the rubs. So they changed their story to saying that it was a portion of rent that we didn't pay. Again, I showed them that we had paid everything they asked for in rent. Changed their story again saying that "it was just the system and they don't know why it does what it does."  and we still had to pay the difference. After arguing for the better part of a day, I ended up asking for the recordings of our phone calls, where they told us the price of moving month to month, which they claimed they didn't know if they existed, however every time you call it says it records. Again, this went on all day long and they gave me excuse after excuse saying we definitely owed them. It was only after I started asking for the recordings that they FINALLY called me back and said that they had made an error on their part and zeroed out our account and we didn't owe anything. My advice - ask for the recordings. All in all, they can be extremely shady, and they charge you for absolutely everything, even more than they probably should, plus, their rent is higher than that of similar apartments around the area and the apartments themselves are just mediocre.

After looking for a while, Dean made the move in seamless. Phoenix Rise has the nicest interiors of…read moreany property I have seen in a while and the team really cares. Dean really took care of us from start to finish and we love living here.

From the owner: Welcome to Phoenix Rise, a brand-new community located in the heart of Downtown Ogden!…read more Right now, we are offering an exciting grand opening special – move in immediately and enjoy 6 weeks free, and more! We have brand-new 1-bedroom apartments starting at $1299 and spacious 2-bedrooms starting at $1625. Our units feature modern appliances, in-unit washers and dryers, and some even have vaulted ceilings and private balconies with some fantastic views. We are also a pet-friendly community! Phoenix Rise is situated near Downtown Ogden’s vibrant dining and nightlife scene, with plenty of restaurants, entertainment, and activities just a short walk away. Some of our amenities include: • Gated community • Dog Park • BBQ Area • Clubhouse area • 24/7 fitness center • Smart home Features for every unit

AVOID AT ALL COSTS…read more Quick version: Building was not "renovated" but only given a bad face lift. Maintenance is extremely understaffed and underpowered to fix your problems. You will pay ~$400 for "utilities" since they push the event space electricity bill on to the tenants (along with the other 12 line items charged as utilities). Long version: The building: the lobby and event spaces look great but as soon as you leave those public spaces things go down hill fast. You will find peeling paint, ripped flooring, hundreds of scuffs/dents, stained carpet and more through out the tenant's shared spaces. The apartments themselves are a mixed bag. My unit had a sewer gas leak coming from the kitchen sink I noticed in the first week that they would not fix, resorting to "its a 100 year old building" as their excuse after a full year of complaints. Later that same sink overflowed with other unit's sewer water (yes as bad as it sounds) leaving a half inch of standing "water" in my kitchen and living room. This happened at 1am and tried calling the emergency maintenance for over an hour with no response. The next morning, maintenance dragged their feet so it overflowed 2 more time before they showed up. No one seemed to care it had soaked through my floor and through the ceiling of their ballroom entrance. The building has so many hole in it that in the fall you will see tens of thousands of dead box elder beetles inside the building and twice that outside. No attempts to clean them up was made. There are piles of stuff everywhere from old projects. From kitchen equipment and construction material to straight up trash. No attempt to clean or even organize the mess in these areas. Utilities breakdown constantly. No AC for a few days happened multiple times, no hot water 3 days, no water at all for 2 days, washer/dryers staying down for months, tenant door access removals, elevators breaking down, ect. ect. ect. There was always something else down affecting the tenants. The price: My rent was ~$1300 for a 2bdrm but was always paying more than $1700 and sometimes more than $1800 per month. This is because they had literally 13 line items as utility charges. City sewer gas trash and water, in house trash service, common area cleaning, internet + cable (cannot get just one), property tax, parking, PDLW and service f (still don't know what those last 2 were). My electric bill was between $125 and $175 a month as a single occupant working full time. There is no meter for electricity water or gas so there is no way to monitor what goes into your bill. The management: the property manager (M.B.) always takes an adversarial approach adamantly arguing for the cheapest solution for the company. Often resorting to no solution and hiding behind vague wording in their 63 page leasing contract. Even when they are health code violations. No customer service at all, no wiggle room, and no escalation path given if asking for action above her pay grade. She did give out her supervisor's contact when pestered about it but it took 2 days of calling to finally get a response from that person. After the flooding it took 2 days of complaing to get any movement from them. Which would have been a room change to a smaller unit with no help in moving and the option of a prorated last month. Don't even consider breaking your lease as that's a $5k charge. Been a renter for 15 years and this is the absolute worst run building. Such a shame for this beautiful historic building.

I stopped by today by chance. I was astounded by the decor. It's absolutely lovely. The staff was…read morefriendly & helpful. I am defiantly booking a tour. It seems like a nice up & coming family place.

Tower View Apartments suffers from serious operational flaws. While some on-site staff are helpful,…read moreupper management is unresponsive to critical concerns. Fire alarms frequently fail, the garage door is unreliable, and the washer machine--despite multiple requests--remains ineffective. Additionally, elevators break down one to two times a month; for those on the sixth floor, this means hauling groceries up the stairs, as there's no alternative for transporting goods. Even basic deliveries, like DoorDash, become cumbersome. When I gave notice to avoid violating occupancy standards, upper management refused flexibility, even though I offered to pay a fee, and they still charged me an extra month's rent. The 60-day notice period--longer than most leases--is a further drawback. For anyone with a dynamic schedule or on long-term assignments, this is not a suitable place to live.

The fire alarms are a huge problem!! Be prepared to be woken up to blaring fire alarms and flashing…read morelights anywhere from 4-5x a month from 1am-4am. The entire building is made the evacuate every time this happens, and we spend about 1-1.5 hr outside waiting for the fire department to turn off the alarms. This has been an issue for the entire 6 months I've lived her, and neighbors that have been here longer say it's been going on their entire lease as well. How this issue still hasn't been resolved yet is beyond me. Absolutely infuriating.

We moved in recently and love it already! The staff is friendly, the townhomes are well kept, and…read moreour neighbors are lovely. We're happy to be here!

From the owner: Beautiful townhomes located in the heart of Ogden, Foxridge Townhomes is designed with your…read morelifestyle in mind. Foxridge offers 2 and 3 bedroom townhomes with 2.5 baths and a 2 car garage. Located just minutes from 1-15, TRAX Station, restaurants, school, and entertainment, makes the perfect place to call home. Foxridge offers the comfort and convenience to suit any lifestyle. Our spacious floor plans include, beautiful GRANITE countertops, Stainless steel appliances, full size washer and dryer, walk-in closets in every room, 9 ft. ceilings and a 2 car garage!

The WiFi is so bad that you can barely even watch tv with out lagging everything else is nice…read morearound but the WiFi

Overall: an excellent apt complex in a family-friendly neighborhood…read more Pros: The best apartments in their class in Ogden, simple as that. New, clean, soundproofed, thoughtfully and tastefully designed. Fantastic staff. While all of the team are a pleasure to work with and are always there for you, Alex takes the cake at getting things done and making decisions most favorable to the renter. Way above and beyond expectations. The location is convenient if you're a family. The only reason I ever left is to go downtown. Cons: Nothing comes to mind really. I guess some of the negative reviews can be explained by lack of organization and process. Be prepared to have two people assigned to one parking spot, checks lost and cashed half a year later, being charged for stuff twice.. While I can see how it can be unnerving (for a control freak like myself), are these mishaps a small price to pay for a friendly, involved, and caring team? Absolutely. They'll always go over your questions with you and reach a fair and honest resolution.

Honestly, just horribly built. The dishwasher doesn't work. The sink is tiny any of the…read morefaucets/showers will burn you when you try to use hot water because they only have an absolute to the max heat no inbetween for hot water. The AC and heater don't work well they'll work for about an hour and then it just doesn't do anything so in winter you will be freezing and in summer you will be overheating constantly. The hot tub is not well managed and has a lot of dirty stuff in it and leaves your skin feeling gross. also massive gaps between the floor and the walls and very stained tubs. Also very thin walls can hear my neighbor coughing.

I personally didn't feel safe in the apartments. My direct downstairs neighbor in unit 313 was…read morebrutally stabbed to death in her apartment and I heard the screaming (very thin walls). The apartment management called it "an isolated incident" and didn't want to talk about it.

I have lived here for 2 years. Affordable but also quality apartments. Prompt maintenance. Very…read morenice ladies who work in the front office. They are active on their Instagram account as well.

I'm going to try and keep this as unbiased as possible…read more I applied here a few weeks ago with my girlfriend. We were approved for a lease. The lady at reception told us about two days after we turned in our applications we were approved and just needed to pay a deposit to reserve the unit. We payed it within one day. Called them a couple days later to schedule a lease signing as soon as we could. About three weeks passed, and they told us today that our lease isn't approved and my girlfriend's income source wasn't valid. It took them three weeks to tell us that after we were told they approved our application. Three days before we were scheduled to sign the lease. But hey, at least they offered the deposit back. Nevermind them spending nearly a month to tell us we need to find a new place to move when we only have two and a half months on our lease. Point being, while they are a business, they don't seem to give a shit about keeping to their word.