922 Place

grace wright

I really would not even give this one star. Worst place on Asu campus to live honestly worse than the dorms. I had maintenance come into my room Monday -Wednesday everyday for a whole semester, my roommate and I got our money back for the first semester of living here due to the fact that the coldest water we could get from august-March was 105 degrees. My roommate had burns on her arms, and after putting in water requests every week since august, our water was still not fixed. Might I add our pool and gym and STUDY room has been closed for the entire time we have lived year. So unorganized. I am honestly disappointed as when I head toward this place last year they made it seem like it was way better than it actually was, which is awful.

Current Resident

The management team for this apartment complex is the worst. They're rude, entitled, and self-absorbed. During this leasing year (20-21), they made their package pickup times between 10 am - 2 pm when their leasing office is open from 9 am - 5 pm, which is absurd considering students have classes and life to attend to and cannot schedule things around when they're able to pick up a package. I went to the leasing office one minute after 2 pm and the two people in the leasing office did not even care to acknowledge my existence as I waited there for almost five minutes; the least they could've done was talk to me and asked why I was waiting. Instead, I watched one of them scroll through their phone for the entire time I was there, not even acknowledging the responsibilities of their position. This is not how residents should be treated by the people who are employed to help them, it is entirely unprofessional and essentially invigorating to residents. Not to mention, another time I was told my package was "lost" and the leasing employee looked for five minutes to tell me it was not there after I already showed her that it was stated as delivered. As I started to walk away, the woman behind the desk told me she had my package after being turned away. The fact that the leasing office and the desk assistant do not have a direct line of communication with each other to keep the business running smoothly is mind boggling as someone who has worked for four years directly with the public. Another thing is that you cannot count on them to actually help you out when something is wrong with your living situation, whether it be your key fobs or something in your apartment. They have a gate to their parking lot, which is good to keep your car safe from those who don't live within the building, however, it took me multiple times going to the front desk and calling them for them to actually fix my key fob when it continued to not work. Their maintenance team is lack-luster, you have to file multiple requests before they even come to check on your apartment, which is invigorating in itself. The apartment came dirty, with multiple things wrong and broken and we've filed multiple maintenance requests from things wrong with our appliances to a door not locking correctly, compromising our quality of living and ultimately our safety with the lock. Long story short, live here if you want to be constantly angry at the building management. They see us residents as cash cows and treat us as such. They lack professionalism, common respect and decency and push things off for as long as possible, even if it compromises the safety of the residents. 922 Place has a lot of work and training to do for their employees before they will actually make their residents happy.

Aaron Whaley

I moved into this place pretty late and the staff was able to find me an accommodation with decent enough roommates and a good apartment considering I walked in to sign a lease in the beginning of April. The prices here are very competitive with those around them. 922 doesn’t have the flashiest amenities, but what they do have gets used and is well maintained. The building is VERY clean compared to when I lived at the rise last year. The pool is a great place to relax, I just wish they had possible more room to accommodate a few lore study rooms, but other than that I have had little to no issues.

Alex Greenwald

922 is a great place to live next to ASU if you're looking for a great college experience. The pool is fantastic and always has people hanging out on the weekends. The living rooms are spacious, and my 3 roommates and I have been able to make our room truly our own. When we report broken things in our apartment, maintenance is usually there to fix it in a few days.