Alderview Apartments

I lived in Alderview for a couple of years while in college and I could not wait until I graduated and could afford newer and better living arrangements My significant other currently lives in Alderview and unfortunately has brought me back to this hell hole Redside Partners is trying to pass off as an apartment building.
The walls are thinner than paper, the parking stalls are barely big enough to fit compact cars, the carpets and elevator are disgustingly dirty, and the building itself is old and not maintained. But these are all things I suppose I could bear with if forced to. What I can’t live with are the vicious dogs that management allows to reside in this building. On more than one occasion myself and my boyfriends dog have been nearly attacked. I sincerely fear for our safety.
The building is also not secure. A homeless man came begging at our front door and when we asked management to warn the building nothing was done.
If I were a student I would never choose to live here again and if I were a parent I would definitely not allow my child to live here.
Do yourself a favor and live anywhere else but here.

Ive lived here since february 2012 and cannot wait for my lease to be over. The common areas are trashed. The Apartments are small with paper thin walls. The building manager is a rude meat head who (may or may not be on drugs) leaves menacing notes in the elevator. The building is supposed to be run by Redside Partners but so far all theyve seem to do is lose my rent checks and then hit me wth late fees.
Stay away! This place is way more trouble than its worth.

Still here four years. They updated the carpets in the hall and they are very clean. Noise still an issue, however manager did speak to offenders. Only one break in to the garage and that was right after moving in. Mail is easy to get to for pick up and delivery and very secure. Price is good for what you get.

I lived here for a year (July 2006-​July 2007). In the end, I have very little complaints about the building in general.
The building itself is fairly nice. The carpeting in the hallways is a bit dirty looking, but more just worn out and not been replaced lately.
The manager (Mary) and her husband/​the repairman (Bud) are pretty nice people. Usually they will come and fix stuff within 24 hours. The only bad thing is they both keep really odd schedules and sometimes it can be hard to get a hold of them.
The apartments themselves are pretty nice. The walls & ceiling is thin which means you get to hear your neighbors, but then again, where don’t you have that problem? Price is average for the area. The high point is you get a washer and dryer in your apartment (or at least most have it) and they have 2 levels of parking garage (which means most apartments get a spot). The parking garage is super tight though, so if you drive an SUV or some huge vehicle, it probably won’t be the best for you.
In the end, I enjoyed the spot. I could walk downtown, to school, and catch a bus pretty much anywhere I wanted in the city. The only reason I moved out was so that I could move in with my boyfriend.