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Dec 2018: Great apartment complex if only they had the customer service to match it. I had an exploding microwave that was never truly addressed and took forever to get fixed. Also, good luck reaching them on the phone as their phone lines are either never working or they’re too short staffed to pick it up and when they do pick up don’t be surprised if the “manager†happens to hang up on you. The carpets and main area were never actually cleaned before move in and look disgusting. Review from Google
Dec 2018: I Went on a tour with Brandon and it was honestly amazing!!! I’m definitely looking foward to finding a place here next year. Review from Google
Dec 2018: The property was clean and kept up really well. Came in for a tour today and Brandon was very helpful and answered all questions. Very respectful and knowledgeable. Review from Google
Dec 2018: I toured with Brandon!! He gave an awesome tour and definitely gave me much interest in rooming here very soon! Review from Google
Dec 2018: Did a tour with Brandon today with a few friends. He’s a very nice and friendly tour guide and the apartment complex is very nice for the price of rent. Review from Google
Nov 2018: I took a tour with Brando, He was awesome he helps us to found new apartment . He explan for us about apartment Review from GoogleNov 2018: Britney did an amazing job getting me all squared away so I could move into my apartment as soon as possible. I wasn’t physically there in the area to make things easier on my part but she made that process a lot easier and less stressful for me. Couldn’t ask for anyone else to assist me with that process. Review from Google
Nov 2018: University LinQ been outstanding before and since arrival. Britney has been great help in all areas. Went above in beyond in helping me get everything I needed done in accomplishing a spot in north. Anything I questioned about. Britney provided great information. Got things done in a timely manner. Britney also great with communicating with me on was going on. If you ever need assistance getting into the University LinQ. Britney is the person who will get it done. I love how the place provides a great atmosphere to be in. The apt has big rooms and big closet place. Awesome people and roommates. I plan on renewing my lease for a another term. Review from GoogleAre there any places where I can meet with many USF apartment communities, in person, at one location? At USF, there is a wonderful event called the Bull Market. At the Bull Market many of the local apartment communities will have a booth. At their booth you can get shirts or other branded items as well as ask any questions....read more
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Nov 2018: Great service overall!! I went on a tour a for the second time today. Phillip was of much help and showed us all the amenities and great deals University Linq has to offer for south campus. However this was my first time visiting the north campus, once again I was warmly welcomed by Maggie who showed us around! Such a great staff and community I would definitely recommend this to a friend!! Review from Google
Nov 2018: I have only lived here a month but so far it's been a great experience I got in at a good price and I love my room and my roommates are awesome Review from Google
Oct 2018: Please do not live here!!! I don't have anything nice to say about this place. To begin, our apartment was not move in ready. There was dirt everywhere and it was obvious someone did the bare minimum to clean it. We had horrible couches that had large holes in it, our living room fan did not work, and my roommates did not have chairs for their rooms. The carpet had muddy footprints and was so full of dust both me and my roommate were sick for days. We were also never told to buy a router prior to moving in. After getting the router we tried setting it up but it still was not working because of a security port. After 2 months of dealing with this we finally were able to use our wifi. Because we are paying for this service in our rent we asked for our rent to be pro-rated. I sent an email to both the manager and assistant manager and o Review from Google
Aug 2018: DO NOT LIVE HERE WORST PLACE EVER money stolen by matience and was told there’s nothing we can do about itJul 2018: Honestly, the only issue we had before was the AC Unit. It would get extremely hot during the summer but management changed after that and I was going to write them a nasty review, but there have been a lot of changes. I would renew, but I’m moving closer to my work across town. Someone mentioned utilities being high yes that’s true, but the most we payed was 45 in utilities/person.
Keep it at 73 during the day(kind of warm) 66 at night(feels like 70) and you should expect to pay about the same. Otherwise, management is very understanding. Review from GoogleJun 2018: Worst college housing experience I have had yet. Very unorganized and unfriendly management. The apartments are extremely filthy with broken furniture and water damage. The prices they charge are ridiculous compared to what you actually get. The office does not open when they say the open and management is constantly leaving early. You are better off living in the streets. Review from Google
Jun 2018: Ever since they changed to ULinq, the north location gets absolutely nothing. So don’t move to the north location. The office is closed every day and they spend all their money renovating the south location and giving them free food. I cannot wait to get out of here.May 2018: I would honestly give this place zero stars if I could. Living in Campus Club North has been an absolute nightmare. Aside from seeing so-so reviews I still signed because I was bribed with a $250 gift card. I now realize that this is their only way to lure in student residents. Upon move in there were dead MUTANT sized roaches scattered on my carpet and in my bathroom, and when I reported it to the office one of the staff gladly informed me that it was probably "my fault" and the consequence of my lifestyle in my room. RUDE. To add to this I then noticed I had a leaky pipe and mold growing on my dry wall under my sink. I filed a maintenance report for them to only come out and spray the mold which surely reappeared within in days. As if this wasn't bad enough already, in April Campus Club's carpet cleaning company "Bowden's" (a company who saw Review from Google
Mar 2018: UPDATE: if you move in room D on ANY floor in the second building all you hear is the air conditioning vents from outside 24/7!!! It’s impossible to sleep when you can’t block the noise. You also have to close your bathroom door so you won’t hear the washer and dryer. & you pay the same as everyone else who gets a good sleep at night. Also what ever they say you’ll be paying monthly add at least $12 to it for insurance. & simple bills every moth which is separate (you don’t pay them together) and varies. So after reading you do the math and see if it’s worth it. I moved here in January. The staff is wonderful and that is where the one star comes from. Very spacious, comes with mini fridge in room and could be a nice place to live. However. The apartments are trash and the maintenance is horrible. In a few years these apartments wil Review from Google
Mar 2018: This place is really cool and has a lot perquisites. The pricing is very competitive and is workw it when compared to the places around it . Review from GoogleFeb 2018: I live here currently and I am definitely looking forward to moving it. The entire first two months we lived here our apartment was INFESTED with cockroaches and after contacting the office and reporting the problem nothing was done. Eventually, the problem was somewhat resolved as we still find some roaches here and there. Definitely overpaying for the quality of the apartment itself. Our dryer was broken upon moving in and was replaced. Later in the semester our washer also broke and needed to be replaced as well. Upon moving in our apartment was trashed, dead bugs everywhere, broken appliances, stained walls and other cosmetic issues (BB bullet holes in the door and fridge). The only positive things about living here was the location in relation to USF (literally a 2 minute drive) and the staff is very very friendly and polite. TL;DR Comple Review from Google
Jan 2018: The staff in the leasing office is incredible. Each and every one of them is genuinely kind and makes the effort to learn about their residents. The apartment itself, however, is average, although you get what you pay for. Little to no storage throughout the entire unit, (kitchen, bedroom, common areas), although this is particularly noticeable in the kitchen. Sharing roughly 3 cupboards worth of space amongst 4 people is difficult. Other than that, the apartment is average and the layouts are relatively small.
The grounds are upkept decently. Valet trash has been inconsistent; some weeks they are here 5 days a week, while I've had a few weeks where they didn't show up at all. I see maintenance leaf blowing and trimming hedges frequently, and all of my work orders were promptly addressed. The exterior hallways/stairwells could use a thoro Review from GoogleJan 2018: DO NOT SIGN HERE!!!!!! I am a senior at USF this is my 3rd year living off campus and I have to say that is has been the worst by far. I wish I would have read these reviews before signing because all the experiences that you're reading below are sadly true. I was so excited to live here after being showed the demo room. I asked many questions during my tour about utilities and overages but it turns out I was lied to. You see, the demo apartment they show you is WAY nicer than anything you will be assigned. I was promised that utilities would be covered and that tenants rarely received overages. If you read your lease they have hidden fees everywhere. Line A will read that all utilities are included but Line G (5 lines down) will reflect a hidden fee of $10 a month. If you access your simple bills you will find more hidden service fees that ev Review from Google
Jan 2018: To start off, this is my second lease at Campus Club North. For the first year I experienced minimal problems every few months, but it has just gotten worse over time. During move in the place was an absolute mess.. It appeared as though no sort of turn-over had taken place. The mattress provided was covered in stains. The carpet in my room was outdated and a totally different color than the rest of the apartments'. After several phone calls and visits to the office these problems were eventually solved.
I ended up resigning for convenience purposes but that was a mistake. They failed to inform me of a new $10 fee for water, that was previously included in rent.
The photos provided on the website and the model apartment are deceiving and outdated; for example the color of the walls and furniture are vastly different.
The reviews are correct Review from GoogleJan 2018: I live here now and my roommates and I are constantly charged with overages that exceed $300 every month. I am paying around $660 a month when I was promised $625. I have asked them repeatedly to help me and they have no clue and say its "simple bills" fault. Also do not get an upgraded room. The only difference is new chairs and hardwood flooring for an extra $40 a month. Not the worst place to live but definitely good at taking your money. Review from Google
Dec 2017: Pros: A nice and quiet apartment complex with a friendly staff who are always ready to help.
Cons: They will try to charge you and try to take as much money from you as possible, which will amount to hundreds of dollars during your stay here. Unfair fees, penalties which don't even make sense, for example, I was charged for the trash that my roommate left in the living room two months after I had already moved out and handed over my keys to them. Exorbitant move out charges for things that are not the responsibility of the tenants (general maintenance, furniture damaged by them). Moreover, they never bothered to contact me about it, and I only found about the $500 approx charges when I got a call from a collection agency, which will harass you to pay up. Honestly, considering the excess fees and charges amounting to hundreds of dollars that t Review from GoogleNov 2017: Planning on moving into campus club? You can kiss your privacy goodbye!! There are no deadbolts on the door so the staff and whoever they decide to contract will let themselves into your house literally whenever they want. I lived here my first year and had minimal problems, except for the fact that they sent me eviction notices in error TWICE after I had payed my rent two weeks before it was due because apparently they suck at bookkeeping. I resigned regardless which turned out to be a mistake. They pressured me to resign immediately to keep my rates from going up, but neglected to mention that they were going to begin charging $10/month for water (included in rent the previous year). Not to mention the random fees with no justification-such as a "start up conservice fee for utilities" that they decided to charge me out of nowhere on Novembe Review from Google