The Social at Stadium Walk

Sav Sav

Was considering living here but not anymore after the parking situation. Stayed the night over a friends and had the guest parking sticker on my dash and the next morning the leasing people put a big fat orange sticker on my window saying it was gonna be towed or a boot would be placed on my car.

Keegan Millard

I'll start with the billing system. Their online resident portal incorrectly showed a balance due of $0 on the first day rent was due. This was misleading and when the system finally showed rent was due, there was a $100 dollar late fee. Next the parking. Social at Stadium walk charges for a parking pass, one would assume this guarantees you a parking spot however this is not the case. They actually rent about half of their spaces from the church across the street and you cannot park in these spots on Sunday. The street parking is always full so if you can't find a spot in the main lot on Saturday then you are out of luck.

Carly Porep

I love living here! The staff is always the best and host resident events. I met my best friends and so excited to live here next year. They always fix my issues in a timely manner!

Julien Pecquet

I have lived in Fort Collins for ~20 years, my parents always rented as well. So I know what renting is like in this town. TLDR: My favorite renting experience so far. Here are a my favorite things: * The internet is legitimately free, you have your own modem AND in March 2021 they are upgrading to gigabit internet with Pavlov (policy might change then, I can't know at this point). I WFH and have only had 1 or 2 issues the past half year. * The rent is below average for the market - $1200-1300 (bottom line) for a good studio with patio, PERSONAL washer/dryer, full kitchen that was built in the last 10 years? (This is for the new building, of course) That, or around $700 [per person] for 2 bed or less for 3 bed???? A 2 "bedroom" shack north of Laurel would cost you $2000 minimum and suck - I can tell you from multiple experiences. * Utilities are building-shared / non-unit-metered. This means that utilities are very standard across seasons/units and you aren't punished for having extra roommates, or for showering/washing too often, or for having the heat/AC up. Usually ~$40-50/month in 2020. * Buildings are locked from anyone who doesn't have a key-fab, and has a buzzer system so delivery drivers can come in - they basically ring your building and you press 'unlock'. There are security cameras in hallways and near front doors. * Location is great - next to campus west, obviously right next to campus. As a bicyclist, it is next to Spring Creek, Poudre, and Mason trailheads. It is also directly adjacent to the CSU Aboretum which is an amazing place to study or chill any time of year. * Most appliances are energy efficient (lights, toilet) or new and well functioning. Washer, dryer, dishwasher, fridge, toilet. Also has AC and heater which work well. * Packages are dropped securely in locked personal boxes, with a good app. * Noise restriction guidelines for 'quiet hours' - i.e. it is breaching your rent contract to blast music at 3am. Some things which would be nice improvements: * Parking. This doesnt matter for me, but do understand that a parking pass is extra per month. No idea how the heck they would fix this though, the area is *very* densely built and literally on campus. * Some units are much better than others, so definitely tour a few if you are able to. They are slowly renovating (mostly in summer) so theres a bit of a discrepancy as I understand it. * I am also preferential to the north building than the south one.