Shorewood

Mindy Kim

A big shoutout to Kaitlyn in the leasing office! She's very down to earth and went with the flow when we were touring and deciding if we wanted to rent an apartment at Shorewood. We've lived here for about a month now and so far, it's been great. Echoing another residents review, these are older apartments and yes, that comes with some issues but that shouldn't take away from the amazing location and character of this place. So far, regarding issues with mold, I've noticed that the humidity does accumulate pretty easily in the unit and so we try our best to follow the advice that was given at the start of our lease, open windows, turn on vents and air the place out as often as possible. The one thing I would love to see the apartments fix up are the hallways of the apartment buildings. They definitely look like they could use a touch up. We will see if anything changes but for now, we love staying here!

Savannah Wright

Please, just do yourself a favor and don't move here. Like many, we were drawn here by the beauty of the area and the closeness of town to everything we needed. However, every day since move-in has been filled with regret. They are raising rent due to "market conditions," but nothing here is comparable with other apartments on the market. To give a quick summary: -there is no barrier between you and your neighbors - you can hear them literally sneeze/laugh/and everything in between (they say these apartments weren't built to be apartments in this sense and to be kind to your fellow neighbors, which is a lovely sentiment until you are paying a ridiculous amount to live here) -ANTS - good God, they come in herds every other month -Mold (no matter how hard you try to get rid of it, it always returns) -Everything is painted over and not well (and I mean everything because we couldn't even get into our electrical panel until maintenance could come saw it free of paint to open it) -MORE ANTS -Parking (good luck finding a spot after work, and though we tried to pay for a garage and were on a "waitlist," the "waitlist" suspiciously was either lost or they kept saying we were in vastly different areas of the queue) -Did I mention ants? In summary, just don't.

Daniel Woodman

Lots of hidden fees when you sign the lease. Be prepared for them to raise your rent by at least 30% after your first year. Do not bother to try and negotiate a better rate because they will string you along for weeks and then tell you they cannot help you at the last minute. People have been moving out of Shorewood in droves over the last year. Shorewood does not care about their residents. They can't even respond to an urgent question or a maintenance request in a timely fashion.

Miranda Okleberry

Probably wouldn't recommend. Staff usually isn't helpful. Maintenance is usually fast (not always) and isn't always friendly. Our unit has a crazy moisture/mold problem. We talked to maintenance about it and they basically told us it was our fault. I'm not sure how every window gathering moisture everyday all the time could be our fault. We've lived here two years. After our first lease, they didn't raise our rent at all (middle of the pandemic/eviction moratorium), but the renewal offer we received for this lease that's up in a month is going up 18%! That is 9 times the national average for raised rent. We also has a serious bait and switch with amenities too.