Maplewood Apartments

Maplewood Apartments - good housing option

It's a nice complex, although not super well built. Price is reasonable for what you get in Ithaca. Walls are thin which can be annoying but hasn't been a huge problem. Kind of far from the commons, which is where people hang out, etc. but you can make it work.

Great shape, it includes all the basic stuff you need, is a pretty neighborhood and the maintenance is great and quick.

Best place to live as a grad student! New, cheap, and most of the class lives here

Apartment is ok but wasn't very clean upon move in.
Management are very poor . We found office staff to be unresponsive and unhelpful prior to move in. The advertised monthly price per room is misleading (you will be charged a full month's rent in August despite only being allowed in the property for 9 days). There have also been numerous errors by management which caused issues for residents: Management shut down the online payment portal during the final days of the month which forced all residents to pay by check for October.

In summary - decent apartment, ok location, terrible management. Feels like they're just out to squeeze as much money as possible from residents. I would not live here again, it isn't worth the high price at all.

Rent is reasonable and unit is new for the most part. Most Staff are friendly, but the property manager (Kevin) is very rude, disrespectful, and unresponsive. Will not hesitate to throw out fines for any issue that arises, but will not respond to requests to clarify the situation or speak further. Very unprofessional.

Maplewood is decent. Great for the price.

Maplewood is great, easy walk to campus, close to the bus stop

The best part about Maplewood is that it's packed with people from Johnson. Whether you're walking to class or just grabbing a package from the leasing office, you'll run into a familiar face and it's super convenient to hang out with people.

Just be aware that the townhouse bedrooms are a bit on the small side and that heating/AC for those on the 3rd floor of larger townhouses is limited.

Good value for the price you're paying (considering Ithaca prices). Horrible management (extremely disorganized and un-responsiveness). Furniture is provided, but furniture is not the best. Spaces are also vastly different dependent on the room you get (even though you pay the same as all roommates)