The 707 Communities

"TitlNestled in the heart of Corvallis, the 707 Community Apartments provide a comfy and convenient living space, especially for students due to its proximity to Oregon State University (OSU). The apartment complex is literally next door to the OSU campus, making it a prime location for students and faculty alike. Access to key campus facilities such as Dixon, the Memorial Union (MU), Gill Coliseum, Goss Stadium, and Reser Stadium is remarkably easy from here, making it a highly convenient choice for those affiliated with the university The apartments come with a range of options from studio to four-bedroom units, catering to different needs and preferences. They are equipped with essential amenities including a dishwasher and oven/stove, ensuring a comfortable living experience. The community also offers controlled access to the building, which is an added security feature. The availability of public transportation nearby is a plus, making commuting hassle-free [oai_citation:2,10th Street Apartments, One of the highlights of living here is the spectacular views some of the apartments offer. Additionally, select apartments come with balconies, providing a private outdoor space to relax and enjoy the serene environment of Corvallis However, it's worth noting that the overall rating on Yelp is 2.3 based on 6 reviews, which indicates there might be room for improvement in some areas. Potential tenants might want to delve deeper into individual reviews to get a better understanding of the living experience here All in all, the 707 Community Apartments provide a solid choice for those looking for convenient, comfortable, and secure living arrangements near OSU, with a range of apartment sizes and amenities to cater to diverse needs."

"Really expensive for how little they offer, and they ask you to renew your lease too soon and jack up the rent higher the longer you wait to renew. 0 amenities yet charge more than The Retreat. Small rooms, small closets, no in-unit laundry (have to pay in the laundry room), no central AC, super loud building, not furnished, limited parking, common spaces like hallways are apparently never vacuumed, the mail area is chaos. I do like the amount of natural light in the units, though. Pet friendly and pretty fast with maintenance requests."

"Do not rent here. I read reviews before renting and thought that each person had some weird circumstance that they were venting about. I am a great renter and left my apartment pristine and completely cleaned. They will: - increase rent by $300 - try to pressure you into renewing your lease 6 months before it is up - not return your full deposit with reasons like "late fee" - not take care of the grounds and there are a lot of dogs leaving their feces around - accept all vehicles and you don't get a dedicated spot As well as the building is loud. I could hear the person who lived above me cough. Try your best to live somewhere else. It's not worth it."

"If I could rate lower, I would. With a full fire ban in effect, two building down on SW A Avenue, they have an open fire pit burning. Regularly awakened by rowdy bouts of beer pong, and currently awake because of construction going on after 10pm in the building. Mind you, we moved here from 2,500 miles away and had to rent unseen. However, it was never disclosed to us that we were moving into a frat house with a "student housing" banner out front, with two children and a senior citizen. We discovered that upon arrival despite this company knowing we we're professionals with children and a grandpa on board. They will lie to you up front and on the backside. Support from management is absent and when it is available, it's often hostile. Ultimate review would be 0/5 start but it seems that Google gives them the benefit of the doubt."

"I have lived within the 307 SW 7th street apartments for around 3 years. For the rate at first year, I believe that the apartment was really well built. The kitchen was well equipped and we had our own private bathroom. We also had free parking, right next to OSU which was really nice. When I had any issues within the apartment, the management seemed to be able to fix the issues within a reasonable amount of time. However, the rate has gone higher, making it not as competitive as it used to be. Internet and utilities became paid as well. But still, it was an OK deal. What really screwed things over was with the way they handled my security deposit. As an international student, they haven't provided an easy way to get my security check, even though I have stated that clearly before I left. Even when I have provided for them easier ways to get my money, like sending the check to a friend of mine to cash for me, they have only sent $100 to me. Excusing themselves that they mistaken me with another tenant. For 8 months I have been trying to get my money with no avail. Mind you I have traveled back home since then and it has been extremely annoying tracking down my money. But unfortunately for us international students (probably out of state students as well) we really do not have other options for us to live. If you happen to live at the apartment or you have no other options, I would say get your money's worth and do not clean the apartment after leaving like I did. At least you'll get your security deposit money that way. If you have any other option to live in, even at a premium, do it. At least you won't leave with a sour taste in your mouth."