Upper West Apartamentos

Upper West has been a great choice for my first apartment I’ve signed a lease with.

Upper West provides a great rate for the space in the unit and amenities in return.

This is one of the most fantastic places I’ve ever lived. It feels like we live in a fancy hotel, like in New York. It’s surprisingly super private. And a lot more sound proof than you’d expect. Which is such a luxury in apartments. We definitely love it and plan to stay as long as possible.

I love UpperWest. The community and the amenities are the best value in the area. The proximity to Trad is a huge bonus! But the real reason I stick around is the staff. They are the best office staff I’ve ever had at a property and care about you as a person, not just a resident.

I lived at Upper West for 15 months, and while there were some good aspects, the negatives—especially the management—were hard to ignore. As a student, I appreciated amenities like study spaces and a year-round pool (rare in Utah with the snow). However, the pool was frequently shut down due to rule-breakers, and management punished everyone instead of addressing the individuals. They even sent an email threatening to close it for good. This unfair approach left those of us following the rules... paying for amenities we couldn’t use. There were also recurring issues with people jumping fences to access the pool and rooftop areas. These intrusions weren’t properly addressed, adding to the frustration of paying for premium amenities that were often unavailable. The deposit handling was another issue. I got the paint code to repaint the walls before moving out, but was still charged for repainting. The move-out package suggested cleaning wouldn’t meet their standards, which felt like a setup to lose our deposits no matter what. The issues with management didn’t stop there. When I moved in, I was told I’d receive two key fobs for my two-bedroom apartment but only got one. Seven months later, I requested a second key fob and was charged $50 for it, even though it should have been free from the start. The leasing office staff promised I’d be reimbursed for the $50 if I returned the key at move-out, which I did. After moving out, my account balance was still around $130 after they took my $500 security deposit, and they refused to reimburse the $50 for the fob. Their excuse? The guy who made the promise no longer works there, and there wasn’t a written agreement. Management should be accountable for what their staff tells tenants. It’s wrong to put the responsibility on tenants to know all the ins and outs of what they should or shouldn’t expect, especially when the leasing office is giving out misleading or conflicting information. The parking situation was another headache. I paid extra for a reserved spot, but public parking was a mess. Fire lanes were constantly blocked by illegally parked cars. Management only towed when pressured by the city. They even admitted that people park where they shouldn’t, suggesting I park in the fire lane or walk to the nearby TRAX lot, which is meant for commuters, not residents. Congrats for reading all the way through!
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