Fairview Apartments

CONS: interestingly enough, heaters must be always on, you can’t control them. 90 Fahrenheit, sun is shining, heaters on 24/7 non stop. been like that since august 1st. hard to appreciate this. embarrassing. not to mention A/C, non existent, super loud and barely working. laundry card credit machine eats up your cash, been unable to do laundry for 4/5 days as manager was not available. not too close to most groceries. Received aggressive email threatening to call the police / kick me out were I to smoke marijuana again in the building (I had not and have never smoked in the house) and play loud music after 22:00 (never played loud music especially after 22:00) PROS: position is ok for cornell, price is not too high, some flats have a good view, there’s a whole community living nearby (map

Very old and lack maintenance. The worst place I have lived in. When I reported there were cockroaches, they said nobody ever said that. But according to the reviews, this is a lie. Also one of the members of the management team is rude and unhelpful. I really regret moving here. Please avoid!!!

This is the apartment with a awful heating. Even though tens of residences complain about the heating and are cold to death, the maintainer will say the heating is normal.

AVIOD AT ALL COST OR YOU WILL HAVE COCKROACHES AND ALL SORTS OF PAIN. I wish I could give a 0 star. The property management team and the entire company is irresponsible and money-hungry. First, there are cockroaches in the apartment since the day I moved in. If you don’t believe me, you can see the photos attached. The building management continues to call pest control over, but roaches can still be found, so the only reason they are so happy contacting pest control is so that for a meager amount of hiring the pest control officer, they can show that they have “done something” and make it impossible for you to break the lease and swallow your rent whole. UNLESS you want to LIVE WITH ROACHES, DO NOT MOVE HERE. I moved out after 2 months. I happen to know the tenant in the apartment upsta

I planned to live here for 5 months (sublease) and moved in sometime in February 2023. I quickly learned that there are cockroaches in the apartment. When I informed the leasing agents in the office, they said it is their first time hearing about this, and that they will let the management know. It took them days and days to get an exterminator to come to my unit (with me visiting their office every day for updates and emailing the management myself, and then finally deciding to move out for my health and safety since they are not getting an exterminator to come, and I wasn't allowed to call one myself). First of all, it turns out, it is not the first time they heard about cockroaches. I talked to my neighbors next door and upstairs, and they have all had this problem for months. I talked