Campus Walk Apartments

Street parking requires a pass and is usually not available. Likely have to park a few blocks away for this apartment. Visitors only allowed on weekends. -Price per square foot Pay over a dollar for square footage, including awkward layout. The layout makes it feel much less than 600 sqft. -Internet Internet is included, but router is needed and high density of internet traffic causes issues (Observed kbs/s at times). -Cable Cable is included, but only SD. One cable hook up located on a middle wall, but no power outlet on the wall. Had to run extension cords across the hallway. Anything above 55in TV will over hang into the hallway and/or kitchen. -Lighting Provided lights are poor and do not light up the apartment well.Has dated light fixtures. -Walk in Closet Awkward height of shelves doesn't allow for hang up clothes to be placed above anything with significant size. It is poorly painted plywood attached to the wall -Laundry The laundry on site, few units. Expensive for small load sizes ($1.50 each, but may require multiple drying cycles). These units are out of date as well. -Floor Nice laminate flooring, old stained carpets. This is not a true first floor (.5 floor). -Payment No online payment, Security deposit is one month, but too high for square footage and quality given. -Kitchen Outdated appliances, poor counter top area, no microwave, not enough storage, cheap materials used. -Storage There is one closet with a shelf, one cabinet under the sink in the bathroom, the cabinets in the kitchen, and the walk in closet. Bring your own storage. -AC/Heat Very noisy, not well kept before move in (black stuff came out of vents). The company makes conservatively $200,000 a year off this complex that was built in 1962. I feel that the investment is not proportional to the profit being made (lack of quality renovations, out dated appliances, poor floor, etc.) If you live here, you pay for location.