Monticello

fix things like light bulbs or they will charge you up to 75 dollars for a failed cleaning check. -They just recently doubled their pricing and added a tier element to it so that rent because more expensive as more people move in. -The apartments/houses Monticello owns are outdated and falling apart. As said before, they are not doing anything to fix that. You get what you get. -You have the privilege of paying around 4 dollars or more for a single wash of clothes. -Management has absolutely no respect or care for their tenants. Several times during my contract management sent out mass emails to everyone verbally attacking and/or doxing an apartment or tenant for small things. Luckily, this never happened to me. Extremely distasteful. (If anyone higher up sees this, please consider hiring a new manager of these apartments. She has destroyed your brand.) -There is no good parking options. There are two small parking lots but a pass is extremely expensive and the lot is full 99% of the time. You are right next to campus so street parking is not much of an option either. Prepare to park 2-3 blocks away from your apartment. The bright side is that many of the rooms will be vacant this summer. Everyone is moving out because of the issues. If you'd like to help Redstone hit their bottom line, Monticello is the place to go.

usage. There isn't enough parking for everyone who wants a space, and some of the apartments don't have AC. The owners are fairly good at taking care of things in a timely manner. It's the closest you can get to campus for the cheapest price.

boys and the girls are super close so it isn't hard to be social. It sort of just has a community feel to it.