Attentive. Knowledgeable. Helpful. Pleasant. Nice. Good staff. Smartly aggressive. Good follow…read moreup. Collaborative.

Robyn worked hard for me for 18 months to help me find my home. Always approachable and quick to…read morerespond. This lady is straight class with serious work ethic! Recommended greatly!

We are working with Aimee Ness Realty Group now. In the process of buying and selling a home. She…read morehas been awesome. Very attentive. Appreciate her knowledge and time.

Aimee was so knowledgeable about the Lafayette and West Lafayette communities. She connected us…read morewith resources in the community all while finding us the house that best suited our needs. We were moving here from out of state and she was great about accommodating our schedule. I highly recommend Aimee!

I have tried three different landlords during my five year stay and they were by far the best. I…read morestaid two years so far and just renewed my lease for my last year. They are very fast to answer to a phone message; the husband comes do maintenance himself - he bought and installed an AC unit for me, for instance. He also cares for the property - when he snows, you see him shoveling the snow in front and around the house, or salting the stairs. When there were storms, I saw him checking the roof and cleaning all debris. The wife is in charge of the financial side of the business, but she also helped me - I got locked out once (which NEVER happened to me before hah) and she came under 10mn to open the door for me. During COVID, we got messages of support and they apparently open for discussion if you had problems paying the rent. They also indicated they could still come for repairs if needed, and that they'd be wearing a mask. They also didn't raise the rent in 2021, probably in connection with COVID. And for Xmas, you get a card and a box of cookies (not primordial, but so nice :) ) Altogether, so far, I have been treated fairly, and I feel like on the rare occasion I got a no from them, it was with good reasons. I haven't dealt with them about the deposit yet - always a problem in America, in my 9 year experience! - but I have friends who rented with them before and they had no problem getting their deposit back.

The good: The apartment itself was given to me clean, and was pretty nice. The building was a…read moredivided house so some of the things in there were kinda shoved in, however I knew what I was getting when I rented and Im sure it can be a little awkward for them trying to divide them up. They were also very responsive with maintenance.. The bad: The second you chose not to resign the lease, you're dealing with different people. The husband was more friendly on the rare occasion we see them, however the wife was rude with us on the few interactions we had after. Per what it feels like most landlords do, they try and take every penny of the deposit possible however this was the worst Ive had in Lafayette. They clearly used deposit money to conduct improvements on the apartment. The apartment was so poorly insulated that both head and air condition were much more expensive than elsewhere. Also if you're looking to live downtown definitely look around more. Theres definitely better by cost apartments in the area.

They're really nice and spacious. The area is quiet and it's 5-10 minutes away from everywhere I…read morelike to go (groceries/campus/downtown)!

There's no way for me to review the PCH property I lived at (217 Pierce Street, Apt #11), so…read morethis'll have to do. Everybody: Prime Campus Housing isn't your enemy, and the front office people aren't evil. YOU just perceive them that way because they didn't run drop whatever they were doing to come and fix your dishwasher or dinged you with a late fee for rent. People seem to have an issue with Jonathan--one of the managers at PCH--but he's not a bad guy. Flustered, perhaps, even exasperated at times, but understand that he has a business to run and he doesn't have time for the bullsh*t of every single tenant. I loved the look and feel of our apartment (until my former roomie totally wrecked the place)--lots of dark stained wood, a vaulted ceiling, appliances in decent condition, a ceiling fan, and an outdoor balcony! My room was criminally tiny, while my roommate's was huge, easily twice the size of mine with a walk-in closet. That didn't exactly scream 'fair' to me. I never experienced any maintenance issues or problems with parking during my time here. I recall the rent being reasonable, about what you'd expect to pay for such close proximity to campus and the Chauncey-area bars. Excellent location with well-functioning heat and A/C. I was a PCH tenant for nearly a year and had a great living experience......until my ex-roommate, Ryan A, went into HULK SMASH mode and absolutely ripped the place to shreds. Ninja throwing star divots in the walls, knife gashes in the wood cabinets (intentional), and he somehow managed to ram a SWORD thru the all-metal entry door, leaving what I can only describe as Wolverine-scale gouges. Even though it was 100% his destructive undoing, I had to fight with the landlord to receive a fraction of my security deposit back. My biggest complaint is that PCH had a tendency of letting themselves in without prior warning, including one time I was passed out butt-nekkid on the living room sofa. Hah, surprise bitches! An eyeful of my cash'n'prizes is what you get for not notifying us beforehand. The best part? It was a woman showing our bachelor pad to a couple of girls.

Do not deal with Prime Campus Housing. They only care about the money and not enough about the…read morecustomer. They will charge you for anything and everything and the Owner Jonathan does not know what customer service is. The quality of the apartments are also cheap and the laundry machines do not work at all. They only do things for you when it is convenient for them.