Arena Crossing Apartments

Don’t fall into the trap of living here just because it’s a good location! Apartments are old and not nice. Our floor exploded a week after we moved in, then the pipes burst, we had maintenance people in and out every day for ten weeks. Multiple times a day. And they were not very respectful with our things. If you do decide to live here, I would suggest living on the bottom floor– the elevators were broken the majority of the summer.

Lived here for two years and the last two months have been a complete nightmare. Don’t try to move in because the elevators probably won’t work. Good luck getting your furniture up to your apartment!
Nationwide Realty Investors spend more money trying to enforce pool hours than they do trying to fix the various problems within the complex. They advertise «modern» «chic» living but, let’s be real, it’s a decade old and it’s not flawless. That’s being kind. The complex is almost 15 years old and in need of some major renovations. Oh wait! They put a three new ferns in the lobby! Ok… I guess that makes up for the poor engineering. It’s ok if the pipes burst on every floor in half the apartments during the winter. Look at the 3 flat screen TVs and listen to the new sound system on the first floor blasting «Uptown Funk» on repeat!
CPD and Nationwide security are on site making sure we don’t dare go to the pool, but god forbid Nationwide Realty Investors pour money into trying to keep their residents happy. We spend over $ 1600 a month in rent, insurance, electric/​water and to park (the parking garages are constantly undergoing repairs) in a one-​bedroom apartment. We are completely unsatisfied at this point and glad we’re moving out soon.
Otherwise, it’s been a pleasant experience

Over priced for what u get!
It’s a great neighborhood however u will get flooded at least 3 times in a year stay!
They office will not try to help out. Utilities are around 200+ a month for a one bedroom and 100 $ for parking! Pool is not 24 hrs.
I’ve had a terrible experience with them.

Review of Corporate Apartments.
This is a very good location if you are in meetings or need to be in the Arena area. It is just a little bridge walk to the arena, starbucks, gordon biersch, chipotle, bucca di peppo and a few others bars.
The apartment has a full kitchen with stove, dishwasher, pots, pans, etc and a full laundry area with washer/​dryer IN the apartment. Nice and roomy with great views.
The unit I stayed in had comfortable and stylish furnishings, pergo floors (carpet in bedroom) and big windows. The bathroom is a nice size. not cramped.
Although the train runs by this location, you really don’t feel or hear it and the neighbors are quiet.
I would definitely recommend it for businesses that have a lot of out of towners who need to do extended stays in this area or for relocation employees who need temporary housing while they find permanent housing in the area.

If you are looking for modern, secure and clean apartment units in Arena District, you have come to the right place. The gym and pool also add style to your urban living. Their maintenance team is stellar and get on the repair and maintenance work right away.
However, all these come with a price. The units are relatively expensive, garage parking is an additional $ 95 a month, traffic can be bad or roads will be blocked with all the festivals and marathons going on and music can be loud. If you love people, including drunk and rowdy ones, this will be a fun place to be though.