1801L Apartments

Great experience so far. Eli gave a wonderful tour and helped me thoughtfully weigh the pros and cons of different apartments, including how I could best use an atypical space. He had good recommendations that ultimately changed which apartment I applied for and has made the transition to apartment living much smoother, especially with a training a new, puppy. I’ve also really appreciated how responsive and helpful everyone has been during my first month here. Very happy with my choice.

I rarely post a negative review. In fact, I have never given an apartment or AirBnB the lowest rating, but in 1801L's case it is warranted and I feel compelled to let others know to be cautious about leasing with them. The management did not resolve continual issues with cockroaches. Management did not successfully repair: 1) A patio screen door (off track and did not work when moved in, and never successfully repaired. The Window and Door Company reported the door was not square and that would be the only way for the sliding door to work; naturally, with the might $ being most important, only a new screen door was installed and worked for about 2-3 days. For 18 months with the exception of a few weeks, I could not lock and leave door open at night to get fresh air, also very hard to

This place is an outdated poorly run mess marketed as a “luxury” apartment complex. Nothing about this place has been luxurious since maybe 2010. The elevator here has been broken for going on THREE MONTHS and the other one available to use has a permit in it that expired in March of last year… awesome. There’s no pin for the front door so having people over is a pain, even better that they get to climb four flights of stairs once you let them in! The hallways are lined with piles of people’s garbage, the air conditioner has been leaking since we moved in. You get to hear your drunk neighbors fighting from between the walls and homeless people fighting from out your windows. I should’ve known better when I was given a tour by a used car salesman, I now live in a used car for like 4000 a

So far, we really like living in Midtown Sac and the clean, updated finishes of our apartment at 1801L. As a designer who needs natural light, we particularly love our bright central living area and balcony surrounded by trees, overlooking the restaurants below. The bedrooms are sufficiently sized for an urban apartment with nice walk-in closets. We needed a lamp since there're no ceiling lights (or fans) over the beds. The bathrooms are also nice with good-sized linen storage and a stackable front-loading washer and dryer. The kitchen has minimal base cabinets and no pantry space, so we use part of the linen for extra storage and bought an island for extra seating and storage. I was unsure how I'd like returning to an electric range after so many years with gas, but it's easy to use and

When I moved out, I left the unit in immaculate condition. They tried to keep my entire deposit and charge an extra ~$194 in made up and bogus charges. This eventually got sent to COLLECTIONS which makes a huge drop in a credit score. I had to fight this in order to get my full deposit back. I won because these parasitic property managers had no right to keep the deposit. They probably just do this hoping people will pay or forget. Also worth mentioning that I found a homeless person sprawled out in the stairwell one day. The way they bill you for certain utilities is also suspicious. You’re paying for everyone else’s trash even if you’re out of town for an entire month.