Pasadena Apartments

3-mile radius for sure, especially to be in the thick of downtown. All of the neighbors are quiet and respectable. The value is unbeatable.

and helps tenants with all sorts of things. He made sure that we had easy access to the freight elevator when we were moving in. He helped my son unload and carry everything into his apartment on the seventh floor. He is a very nice man, and it is clear that he really cares about the tenants. The Pasadena is an historic building that dates back to the turn of the 20th century. Vestiges of its former grandness are still there, including high ceilings, great original wood floors, beautiful tiled hallways, and some great old fixtures. In recent years, they have been making a great effort to reclaim this wonderful old building. My son's studio was exceedingly clean the day he moved in. He loves the old bathroom fixtures, and the kitchen with granite countertops, double stainless sink, and clean appliances. He is a chef, so he knows a clean oven when he sees one. He has a stunning and uninterrupted view of the beautiful Detroit skyline to the west. He could walk to the GM building in under 20 minutes, and public transportation is right at the front door 24/7. He rides his bicycle anywhere he wants to go on well defined and maintained bike lanes. If he wanted a car, he could park it in secure parking for a mere 40/month! But a person can actually live well without a car from this location. In short, The Pasadena is a great option for folks wanting downtown at a reasonable price.

nicest I have ever encountered. Tawanna in the main office is great and all the guys who do maintenance are helpful and kind. I moved because of work, but otherwise I probably would have stayed.

people may like to read about how safe one feels staying here in Detroit... No issues with that whatsoever... Anyone with these concerns need not worry one bit...

thing I like about the apartment is it's convenient to the downtown area without all the congestion and the apartment is really nice. With high ceilings, really thick walls and a great view of the Detroit river.

to Chene park, and there are abandoned cars back there, but they keep up the grounds pretty well. They are in the midst of updating a lot of stuff though, but its still an old building. Its close enough downtown to enjoy it, but since its so close to Chene Park traffic does get a little annoying. All in all, it got me adjusted to living downtown, and now I wanna move in the heart of the city before it gets too expensive!