ReNew Eagle River Apartments

home since living on our own that was within our budget. They recently got new management and they have been much more communicative and thorough. I give the property manager a lot of grace as he is fixing a lot of things that needed attention. He was great to us even as we were preparing to move out. A couple of things to note: 1. I know this one can't be helped, but the apartments are really close to the highway so you may experience some intermittent noise. To me it was pretty relaxing, haha. 2. One negative experience: For the majority of the time living there, we had upstairs neighbors that were disruptive. Ranging from loud, consistent stomping for hours on end to coherent arguments, and sometimes stomping to the point that our house would shake. We wish we could have alerted management, but before we could, the tenants vacated, so I am writing this now. We never complain and we give a lot of grace and understanding, but this is our biggest complaint that is not at the fault of management. My word of advice is if you are looking to rent a top level apartment, please be mindful of your noise levels and be respectful of your neighbors. If you have children, I recommend renting a floor level unit. We were fully aware that we were sharing a complex with 7 other families, but we rarely heard our other neighbors. 3. This unit was located right above the laundry room so it was always hot in the summer, but very cost effective in the winter! 4. The lease states that tenants must smoke 20 feet away from the building, but we often times could see smoking right outside by the stairs and in the winter it reeked of cigarette smoke and marijuana in the laundry room. If our windows were open, the smoke would blow into our unit. I tried to avoid is as best as possible as I am allergic to cigarette smoke. I am not bringing this up to cause issues, but hopefully to resolve them. 5. Contrary to popular belief, maintenance was great while we lived there. When we first moved