Miner's Mesa

"I'm calling from golden arms to report water 2feet or less from flooding into building B your emergency maintenance line is "Off""

"As stated in a previous review left on here, DO NOT LIVE IN THE BASEMENT LEVEL APARTMENT. The plumbing is completely intolerable and SEWAGE backs up into our bathtub and leaves behind waste particles and debris from all the tenants in the building. This also renders the toilet unusable. We notified the property of the issue and asked for them to clean up the mess that was created, yet the maintenance technician said they do not do cleaning. We are currently left with a biohazard in our bathroom and have not had access to our shower in the past 5 days. The rent is wildly expensive for such poor quality of living. On top of that, if you try to contact the local property manager, you now get forwarded to Hudson and Grove upper management, who have been completely unhelpful in resolving our issues. If I could give zero stars to this place, I would."

"This was the coolest place I’ve ever lived. It’s close to everything, I even sold my car because I could walk to so much. The management company was super helpful and even mailed something to me across the country that I had left behind. 10/10 would recommend living here."

"We lived here for only a year and it was absolutely awful. It was a generally subpar apartment and Golden expensive - basement level, poor floor plan, tiny kitchen, outdated, poorly installed carpeting, dirty coin operated laundry room, etc, at about $800/person but the biggest issue with the physical apartment was plumbing. Literal sewage would REGULARLY come back up our drains (that includes both bath tubs, bathroom sinks, and our sink in our itty bitty kitchen). They would come "fix" it quickly enough (a real fix would require the plumbing to be redone) but that would still leave us to CLEAN SEWAGE out of every drain in our house, and being sub-basebasement we couldn't get any airflow and the smell would be there for weeks. With that kind of problem being handled with little care for the residents in the building, you can guess that management is awful to deal with, and you'd be right. If they needed something from you they'll hound you for it. If you need something from them - radio silence. This happened so often under such frustrating circumstances (rent, maintenance, deposits, fees, meetings, any thing that should be handled by a property manager) that we had to threaten legal action in order to leave that forsaken place. I highly recommend not living in the basement floor, and not living here while it's managed by golden arms, especially if you are a college student because they will try to take advantage of you. On the hand, the location is fantastic (definitely walk the river as often as you can and pass it on the way to campus) and parking was usually good."