Campus Row Apartamentos

Roach infested unit, maintenance is awful, paid for renovations and got a dirty, rundown apartment

DO NOT SIGN WITH INDIGO ROW. They take advantage of college students. When we moved in, the carpets were extremely dirty. We complained and they said they would clean it but only if we moved all of our large furniture out of the apartment (after we had just moved in). We declined, and they offered us a discount on our rent that month in lieu of the carpet cleaning. However after we moved out, they charged us additional money (more than the rent discount) because the carpets were dirty!... Additionally, they straight up lied and said we didn't return our keys. Then they hounded us and stuck a debt collector on us when we refused to pay their ridiculous fees. DO NOT SIGN a lease with this shady company. Lee mas

I have lived here for almost 3 years now, and I am disappointed with staff as of recently. The new management company that has taken over is such a headache. I feel as though the staff are severely untrained and are not very helpful when I have a problem. I do like the new assistant manager that over sees the office; she is very straight forward and works with you to the best of her ability.
My one major complaint would be their irregular office hours. There are hours posted on the door, yet... most times these are not followed.
I do hope they improve this place soon. I used to love living here. Lee mas

The location is unbeatable, especially if your classes are on the east side of campus. Its less than a 5-minute walk to get to certain buildings. It's also only a block away from the Strip if that's your thing.

However, management is pretty low quality, but most student housing landlords are in Tallahassee. They take forever to finish work requests, and sometimes completely ignore them. Their office hours are random too so you never know when they're going to be there. They have times listed on... the website, but they don't stick to them. They also sold some of the parking spots in the lot to the apartments across the street, so its can be hard to find a spot by your apartment now (however parking comes free, so that's a plus). They are trying to make the place look nicer though and have been doing renovations throughout the year.

I haven't had any problems with bugs or any other sort of infestation and the grounds are always clean. I haven't ever felt unsafe here or around here, but you'll definitely pass some homeless people walking to class just because of the neighbourhood, but they're harmless.

They have individual leases so you won't be stuck with your roommates rent if they bail, which is definitely a plus. They also lower rent and offer other incentives if they don't fill up their units close to the start of the school year, so you may want to wait and try to get a deal. Their prices are pretty typical for non-luxury student housing though. Lee mas

I have had a consistent negative experience at The Savannahs. When I moved in, the past tenant was still there. The apartment was dirty and not cleaned by staff for over a week. The furnished apartment has damaged furniture that management has not replaced despite complaint. Maintenance issues are not addressed, and if addressed, not in a timely manner. During Hurricane Hermine, a dead tree on the property fell into my apartment bedroom. Many of my things were destroyed, and management has not... reimbursed me nor did they address the issue in a timely manner. It took over two months for the apartment to be repaired – with debris and water damage unaddressed. Management has been unprofessional, disorganized, and uncommunicative. The rent is relatively cheap, and the location is a great distance to campus, but not worth the headache of management. Lee mas