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Aug 2019: Management is extremely pleasant. Look ghetto at first glance, is ghetto at second glance, but honestly, I've never felt cramped or claustrophobic in a 6-girl apartment. The people are the nicest ever and I've never wanted to move anywhere else. A solid mix of convenient and cheap and fun. Review from Google
Jul 2019: Brendan and his crew don't serve you tea and crumpets for breakfast, but they are pretty awesome. While CP isn't perfect especially if you are spoiled, the price/location/quality is UNBEATABLE. The past two years I have never had the impression that they were trying to make their fortune off of us. There is a reason why the turnover is so low compared to other single housing! Review from Google
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I lived at three different apartments in Campus Plaza (CP), so I was able to get a feel for the general condition and living experience at the place. Overall, while the location is great and the community is the most friendly I’ve been in for off-campus housing, the apartments are slums and the owners do nothing to upkeep the place, breaching contract constantly.
Pros:
-Location: You’re as close to campus as you can get, and if you’re in the engineering department, you’ll be about a 5 minute walk from any of your buildings. There’s no need to get a campus parking permit, just the one to park at CP (not very expensive, but they rarely enforce parking there, so it’s often full with people who don’t live there).
-Community: By far the most fun community I’ve seen at an OCH location. Each floor is a ward, and people are very friendly Review from GoogleFeb 2019: Terrible staff. Really unprofessional, move out was a nightmare and dealing with the staff in anyway was a headache. I lived in the house across the street. You don't have any records of me living there? Maybe that's why it took 8 weeks to get my deposit together. Review from GoogleJan 2019: I lived at the Grange, which is owned by Campus Plaza.
This is probably my favorite place I've lived at BYU so far. The management is very nice, reasonable, and accommodating. Yes, the grange is a little old and run down and doesn't look that nice from the outside, but if those are not big factors for you, it's great. It's very close to campus and a very reasonable price and there is always parking available. Those are the things that I find important, so it's perfect for me. Review from GoogleJan 2019: For the price and location its a good deal. They aren't the nicest apartments and you will feel crowded, but its literally right next to BYU and under $300/month so that's a steal. Most people that live there are very chill and not high maintenance. If you're in to super clean and cute apartments with lots of space, maybe look somewhere else. If you want convenience and low price, this is definitely a great place to start Review from GoogleAug 2018: Lived in one houses and loved it. Super cheap, super close to campus. Maintenance was amazing, Dennis will literally fix anything. The office staff were really nice and helpful. This is a great place to live if you are looking for cheap housing. They only do cleaning checks at the end of each semester which is great! Review from GoogleJun 2018: Great management, awesome location, humble people, and super friendly atmosphere. Absolutely loved living here. Review from GoogleHottest Gossip about Muhammadu Buharis Health this way: https://www.livesomewhere.com/nc-a-and-t/write-a-blog-article?pb_yb=1413 Buharis Health: The Latest this way: https://www.livesomewhere.com/nc-a-and-t/write-a-blog-article?pb_yb=1413...read more
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Apr 2018: Campus plaza is a hidden gem of Provo (especially for married housing). They have some of the most affordable apartments, and they are super close to campus. Manangement is exceptional. You don’t even feel like you’re living in Provo student housing — it’s that good. Brendan at the office is very responsive and has addressed all of our concerns. We’ve never had to wait longer than a day for Dennis to show up and repair something (also, he’s one of the kindest people you will meet). From living several other places in Provo (as a single student and a married student), I can say campus plaza is overall the best. Sure, you’re not getting luxury housing, but you’re getting a good location, people you can trust, and great management. The only major downside is a lack of parking (but welcome to south of campus anywhere). Review from GoogleApr 2018: Reasonably priced housing and the management is great. Brendan is fair and easy to work with and Dennis always gets to your place quickly to fix something urgent. I lived in one of the houses they owned and it was an overall great experience! Review from GoogleMar 2018: Hands down the best value for housing in Provo! Campus Plaza is closer to campus than most on-campus housing and has plenty of parking (as I understand, it’s one permit per available stall) that is better positioned than what students are getting with a BYU parking permit. The apartments aren’t the newest, but they are solidly built (no squeaky floors or hearing your neighbors) and well kept up. This is due in large part to how responsive they are to maintenance requests: we’ve always had someone come quickly—often the same day—to fix whatever was broken (Dennis is the friendliest, most helpful and proactive maintenance man I’ve ever met). That highlights what is probably my favorite part of living here: the management. They are far and away the best I’ve had in Provo. They’re not one of the giant property management companies Review from GoogleMar 2018: I loved living at campus plaza. Very friendly and social atmosphere. Close to campus. Cheap too. Oh and the management is really nice. No hidden fees. Review from GoogleMar 2018: This is by far the best apartments I have lived in except for old heritage which BYU tore down. They do have 6 people to one apartment with 3 to a room and only one bathroom. That is a negative. The architecture set up of the apartments makes campus plaza one of the most social apartments out there.
To be perfectly frank, if you don't mind church at 1:30pm, 6 people to one apartment with 1 bathroom, and the management being extremely slow (they are very nice management! the nicest I have had) then come stay here at campus plaza because it is phenomenal! Review from Google
Mar 2018: Awesome place in that it is close to campus, social, really inexpensive. The only complaint is 3 to a room is tight. They charge 310 for 2 to a room and 275 for 3 to a room. So they are making about $200 more at little additional cost to them. We are college students, so it would be a bit more fair to charge an equitable rent. Every complex does it but I'm not sure its completely right Review from GoogleJan 2018: Terrible staff. Really unprofessional, move out was a nightmare and dealing with the staff in anyway was a headache Review from GoogleJan 2018: I'm living here now and I love it. I just signed up for another year. The staff is friendly. The social scene is super open and social. The only drawback is that the apartments are small and a little ghetto, 6 residents and one bathroom. Review from GoogleDec 2017: I lived in a campus plaza house for two fall/winter semesters. It was an amazing location, being so close to campus. What really sold it though was the management. Campus plaza has the best management by far. They care about their tenants as evidenced by the fact that they learn the names of the people living there and every spring they do a little barbecue for their tenants for finals week. They also have a good laundromat that takes credit cards and they have an entertainment room you can reserve. The apartments themselves are a bit crowded with 4/6 people in 2 bedrooms but there are 2 refrigerators, the sink is outside the bathroom and it seems to usually work out. Review from GoogleSep 2017: I lived in the campus plaza houses for the Spring/Summer. It was one of the worst living experiences I've had. We had a very messy roommate, and when I say messy I mean he was a pack rat that completely trashed all of the main living areas. The management knew about the situation and wrote him a new contract that would terminate him if he continued to be messy. He continued to trash the house and nothing was done about it.
Review from 9/10/17 on GoogleJun 2017: I've thoroughly enjoyed my stay here. The staff is incredibly friendly and helpful, and go out of their way to show their appreciation. The apartments are cheap, but they've been well maintained, and I'm a huge fan of cheap.
Review from 6/13/17 on GoogleMay 2017: BEST management, close to campus, and residents are warm and friendly! Best place I have lived and the management really takes care of you. The apartments are old, but management quickly and willingly fixes anything that is broken and are very friendly. Feels like you're at home :)
Review from 5/6/17 on GoogleMar 2017: I've been living here just since the start of this school year but I'm already loving it. It's a little ghetto, but definitely not that bad, and considering how cheap the rent is you definitely can't complain about it. The location is perfect if you're a BYU student, especially if you have a lot of classes on the south side of campus. Parking is great, with plenty of overflow and they aren't stingy at all about checking for your parking permit. Socially this place is awesome, most of the people are super friendly and easy to talk to. All in all I have no major complaints, definitely planning on staying here for a while.
Review from 3/22/17 on GoogleFeb 2017: I liked that it was close to campus, it had a social environment, it was reasonably priced, the management was good and the people/wards were awesome (I lived there for about six months and was in two of the three wards). However, it could be really loud at times, is fairly old (cerca 1960s) and I would recommend getting a four person apartment; the six person has three people to a room which is pretty cramped, even if you love your roommates.
Review from 2/16/17 on Google