Trolly Park Lofts,

412 West 8th Street, Kansas City, MO 64105

"This building has been under new ownership since January 2024! They are steadily improving it and I’m super happy I found this place!"

"Simply put… DO NOT rent here. UNLESS you’re ok with management that doesn’t really care about improving this place. I want to give this place more than a one star, but they’ve made that difficult to do. Yes, the apartments are spacious and many of them have great views but that’s about all I can say that’s positive. Especially with it being summer now, expect your AC to go out occasionally and to pay a nice AC bill with your apartment still feeling like it’s 80 degrees. Packages stolen, water leeks, smelly dishwasher, humid fitness center, cars broken into…. I could go on. If you do rent here. Good luck."

"I live in Trolley Lofts and the management couldn't care less about what's happening here. Packages are constantly being stolen, the elevators are always breaking, and the water is shut off without warning quite often. When complaining about said issues to management, they always have an excuse and they literally don't care enough to try and help residents at all. The apartments are in a great location, but it doesn't make up for the drafty windows and the thin walls/floors. Using the laundry room or any amenities is hit and miss also as the dryers and washers hardly work and the gym/clubhouse are just underwhelming."

"Think twice about renting at Trolley Park unless you really enjoy leaks into your apartment more than once a year. I lived in unit 101, and had three serious leaks into our apartment in 2022. The most recent one being the absolute worst of the three. On Christmas Eve, a pipe burst in several places and caused a ton of water to rain into the ceiling. My partner and I were woken up at 7:35am to the fire marshal banging on our door, asking us to vacate the premises. We had to shut off our fuses and grab what we could. It was absolutely devastating and nothing could have prepared us for this. Property management did not want to meet us even halfway on the situation, nor did they act as if they had anything they could do to help us. We even got mixed messages from management and the leasing consultant. Management said there wasn't a until available for us to shift into, while the leasing consultant told us otherwise. We weren't even pro-rated the rent for the time period we were asked to vacate by the fire department and when the water restoration company Zipco needed to place large fans in and outside of our unit. Additionally, they placed a rather large dehumidifier inside of our unit with hoses draining dirty water down our dish washing sink. We were told on several occasions that the unit was "livable" and to choose to reside someplace else while this was happening was, "our own choice". But that it didn't change the fact the unit was habitable. It was not. It smelled awful from the water damage, many of our belongings were completely ruined, and it took MULTIPLE WEEKS for Zipco to dry the apartment. In no way was it safe or comfortable for any person to live there. So, be warned. If you tour 101, you may be entering an apartment that will definitely leak again and didn't have any outlets removed. The outlets by the hallway touching wall had water pouring into them. There is a fire risk. Also. Property management will not support or help you when these things happen. They just want to protect their assets and don't care about the tenant."

"Windows have bad drafts, can see daylight through the seals, snow was blowing into my apartment through them while closed last winter. Low water pressure. My ceiling leaks about once every other month, tried contacting property management but they rarely respond to my emails. And they raised rent this year. Nice view and good gym though."