Advenir At Stapleton

I have lived here for over a year and overall I have had a very positive experience. The office staff is very friendly and professional. Dillon was my leasing agent when I moved in and every time I go into the office he greets me by name with a smile. The maintenance team is quick and does a great job with work orders. The grounds are very well maintained, and the pool is amazing in the summer. Overall I would highly recommend living here at Advenir at Stapleton.

Too hot with no AC, overpriced for crappy apartment, and now that I’m moving out, Elivia the «manager» of some variety not only screwed up our end date but refusing to return my calls to see if my final check came in. When I went in while I still had 5 days remaining on my lease, they had already changed the locks on my mailbox. When I started to express my frustration on this, Elivia essentially told me to shut up and even when I pointed out on the letter I wrote that our end date was 12/​28, she insisted it said ¹²⁄₂₀ and was extremely rude and unprofessional the entire time. I tried to pay my final check on three occasions during normal business hours. Each time they were closed for some reason or another. I sent my final payment via USPS on ¹²⁄₂₃. It is ½. I asked three times for a callback on when it arrived so I could make sure that it was received. No one has returned my call. The one and only professional person there is Kim – if you have to go to the leasing office, try to talk to her. She is one of the only people, aside from maintenance, who knows what are they doing. Maintenance is nice and prompt. The gym is nothing special. The pool is overcrowded with random local residents who don’t live at the apartment complex but staff refuses to intervene. There is dog crap literally everywhere, including the halls. None of the office equipment works, so don’t use that as a reason to move in. Residents leave their dogs barking on the balcony all freakin’ day. I had a week off in between starting a new job and quitting the hold one, and one dog barked the entire 9 hours the owner was gone. The walls are paper thing and the heating sucks. I paid $ 1100 for a 600 square foot apartment. I had previously enjoyed living here, but with the treatment I got from Elivia (and this new man they hired for the leasing office – he is extremely rude and acts like you are inconveniencing him when you ask him to do his job), I would never recommend this place to anyone. Oh, and the kids in the area like to crap in the pool and force it to be closed for cleaning. That was really nice.

I enjoy residing at the Advenir Apartments as the staff are kind and helpful. I relocated to Denver, CO from Washington, DC and was able to secure quick housing with the assistance of Ms. Kim. She guided us through the application in a jiffy as we were able to sign the lease in less than a week upon contacting them. We felt welcome and were greeted nicely upon arrival.
Due to downsizing we were able to change apartment buildings to a smaller place without too much hassle. The amenities are well maintained such as the gym, movie theater, pool, printing station and guest lounge area. For what we are paying in the location of Stapleton, I think it is a bang for the buck.
My «only» qualm is the poor quality of stove in my unit. I cook everyday and this mid-​size stove is killing us. It gets too hot and burns our food even at 250. I am tempted to see if we can purchase our own stove due to how bad the one we have is. That is my only issue. Other than that I would say definitely check out these residential homes. I expect for my family to be here for another 2 – 3 years.

I’ve lived here almost a year now, and I am genuinely enjoying it. I love that the gym is open 24/​7, and that I can always find an open treadmill. I’ve also used the office printer and faxed a couple things very conveniently in the office center. The staff is always ready to help and very quick to address my needs. This includes the maintenance team as well. Maintenance is extremely friendly, and I see them around working hard often. I utilized the pool in the summer, which provided some good entertainment for some hot Denver summer days. In the winter, my apartment is always warm, and I love that I have covered parking so I don’t have to do any scraping in the morning! I’ve always felt safe in the neighborhood, especially since it is gated. However, this does make having guests over a bit complicated, since they have to go around the leasing office to get through on their own. When they do get in though, my guests can push a couple buttons and I can let them up. Nice feature!
As for the apartment itself, I have a large bathroom that makes getting ready extra convenient, as well as a nice tub and good water pressure. Never had any problem with clogging or anything. The common area is huge, and perfect for hosting. The kitchen is a bit small for getting lots of cooking and baking done, but the cabinetry has a nice finish and makes storing things easily. I like that I have a rather large balcony and extra storage space there. The lighting is dim in my apartment, but nothing I can’t fix with a few extra IKEA lights. Natural light comes in through my windows anyway. If you use the internet a lot, especially for streaming, you may want your own internet. I’ve found that the free Wifi meets my general needs, however.
I’ve always been pleased with the price of rent, and it is convenient and easy to make my monthly payment. Check Advenir out!

When i was looking for a new apartment i read these reviews and was hesitant because they weren’t great, and the place i was leaving was AWFUL, so i was wary. But I went for it anyway, they had a great price on rent, they allowed my dog to be here, also it looked clean and had a washer/​dryer in the apartment. I have been living here for a year and a half now, and I like it a lot! The office and maintenance staff are friendly, they get my maintenance requests taken care of within 24hrs. The gym is nice and all the machines work! The pool area is very pleasant with 2 large grills, a seating area, as well as the pool with lounge chairs. There is a clubhouse area with a pool table and a movie theater. There is covered parking, which is great, and i have never had trouble finding a parking spot. There are elevators, which made moving in soooo much easier. The free wifi is fine if you just use it for browsing the web every once in a while. Streaming Netflix was not always easy and I also needed reliable wifi because I’m in grad-​school, so I ended up paying for my own internet. The only problems I have had are with the residents not cleaning up after their dogs, or letting their dogs run loose in the courtyard.

Maybe I’m missing something but I honestly don’t think so. After days of trying to find a new place to live, in crunch time mind you, we stumbled upon this Stapleton area complex. We put in an application that night and received a call the next morning asking us to come in and sign the lease. We felt welcome and were greeted nicely upon arrival. Dillon showed us around and answered the many questions we had. Dillon & management staff have continued to be accommodating and professional since signing the lease.
The apartment itself is very nice with seemingly new counter tops, floors, appliances, bathroom fixtures, etc. The entire property also seems to be well maintained, clean and secure. The underground parking, gym, movie theater, pool, printing station, and proximity to «downtown» Stapleton, numerous public parks, Uptown, and downtown Denver help to make this apartment complex a good find.
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Now that we’ve been here a month, there are a few concerns. The security around the premises is not well maintained, i.e. many gates are broken, locked door to the stairwell was ripped off it’s hinges and is now thrown wide open all hours of the day and night. The sound insulation between floors is horrible. You can literally hear every footstep from the apartment above. Also, people leave dogs on there patios and they bark constantly — we’re talking 7am-​9pm. Hopefully these concerns are resolved quickly.

I lived here for about 6 months, after I moved to Denver. Overall, it was a solid apartment living experience.
Unit: The unit was nice; it seemed relatively newer and renovated, and not as dated as other apartments I had looked at. The heat worked well. I had a fourth floor unit, and it wasn’t bad in the summer, with the fan, and I didn’t use the in-​wall AC unit. Nice pool area with loungers and grill was a BIG plus.
Staff: Everyone I interacted with was pretty professional. It’s very «corporate.» They’re good about keeping the grounds and hallways clean, and quick to respond to any maintenance issues.
Any complaints were more about the other residents, than about the staff or apartments. Definitely the usual pot smell through the hallways about once a week, loud music and booming bass from adjacent units, and dogs dogs dogs. However, the staff was pretty responsive about fixing what they could (not much they can do about trying to sniff out the pot smell!). Oh, and the «free» wi-​fi is basically non-​existent after 5pm, when every other resident is trying to use it, too.
Good value for the price.

AVOID AT ALL COSTS! This place used to be Aero Flats, and the management with them was fine. Once Advenir took over, the place turned to absolute shit. We had just signed a renewal after living there a year when Advenir took over. Around that time, I came home to my locks being changed (without my knowledge). There was a note saying «sorry I changed your locks, thought it was a different apt. Keys with neighbor». The neighbor came out and explained what he had witnessed. Apparently someone in the other building (there are 2 buildings, Ulster and Trenton), had been locked out of their apartment, and sent a sketchy «locksmith» and their brother to go change the locks on their apartment. They went to the right apartment number, and wrong building, and changed the locks on MY apartment. Nothing was stolen, but the person obviously went into the apartment, left lights on, and moved a few things. This is a totally terrifying experience, coming home to your locks changed and knowing someone was in your home without your consent. I notified the management, and they did ABSOLUTELY NOTHING. The apartment manager (Heather) immediately went on the defensive when I explained the situation and said there was nothing they could do, and I could call the police if I wanted. (I was only upset at the complete lack of privacy and security, and asked how this could have ever happened. not asking for anything, just answers.)
We had already signed a renewal, so we were sort of stuck. Then a few months later, I was getting crazy bug bites (in early spring, so not mosquitos). my allergist told me it was probably bed bugs. I went to Heather again, and she again went on the defensive saying I probably got them in a movie theater or some ridiculous concept and brought them in. (I hadn’t seen a movie in theaters in close to a year, and this is not how you get bed bugs.) They had an exterminator come in (close to a week later, since the exterminator only comes every 2 weeks!), and found nothing. I still had allergic reactions, and was actually hospitalized for a combination of complications from theses weird allergic reactions, (emergency room bill in the thousands). Despite a note from my doctor, she wouldn’t budge on letting us off the lease. I finally captured a bug, and brought it in to the office. The exterminator told us it was Carpet Beetles, which are can cause allergic reactions. They did not offer to treat the apartment for these, and I had to mitigate them myself.
The dogs are out of control in this complex. I had one small dog, and she was constantly terrorized by larger, out of control dogs off their leases in the building and the courtyard area. One dog actually nipped her on the nose and made her bleed. Multiple others would lunge out of elevators and scare the crap out of my poor dog.
Our «air-​conditioning unit» was located in the living room, and barely helped at all. It was scorching hot on our 4^th floor apartment year-​round. I know heat rises, but this was ridiculous. The electrical bill was almost $ 140 some months when we barely used the «AC» unit at all. For a 2 bedroom apartment, that is absurd. For the «utilities» they charge you twice for everything. Water, sewage, gas, is charged per person AND per square foot. We own a house now, and the water bill (using our sprinklers in the summer), is a third of what we paid at Advenir. FOR A HOUSE.
We were looking at our 2^nd renewal letter, and wanted to know our options on month-​to-​month, etc. With the increase, just for a 12 month regular lease, they were asking $ 200 more than was listed on

craigslist, for our exact apartment unit, same floor. WTF? When we asked Heather what the deal was, she said the market price had changed, but that she wouldn’t be approved to match our rent with the new going rate. Because we already paid more, we couldn’t get the new rate unless we moved out, and came back in as «new renters».
There was a shooting on Trenton while we were living there, something that Heather told us was drug related. Some sort of break-​in, robbery, double murder, and there were news crews surrounding the street. This does not really help a person to feel secure in their living situation. Especially after their apartment has been broken into.
This place is run-​down, and they do a bait-​and-​switch once you are a tenant. Heather is completely rude, and incompetent as a community manager. Avoid at all costs. It is worth your time to live further from Stapleton than to endure such a horrific apartment community.

I lived at Advenir at Stapleton for a year in a one bedroom apartment and absolutely loved it. The complex includes a pool, clubhouse with computers (printers included), a pool table, movie theater room and a small gym (this is one suggestion for the management to improve on– it’s small and hard to lift weights if there are even a couple of people in the room, so a change in design would lead to a great improvement)
It is right across the street from an off-​leash dog park, running trails, a park and tennis courts in the gorgeous suburbia of Stapleton. The complex is very safe and includes covered and gated parking.
As a female living alone, I never felt that my safety was compromised which was the major deciding factor to live here. There is a bus stop directly outside of the complex that goes straight to the Anshutz Medical Campus and downtown without any transfers– it took me about 15 minutes to get to school and 30 minutes to get downtown.
The office and maintenance staff was extremely friendly… They have monthly «community get togethers» where they have previously hosted ice cream socials and an Einstein Bagels brunch. My apartment was in immaculate condition when I moved in, and everything worked perfectly. Although this is a pet friendly complex, I never noticed that there was any excess droppings around– the staff is pretty good about reminding owners to be responsible with their pets.
I had an apartment that overlooked the pool on the Trenton side which was the best location in the complex because you get the morning sun (which isn’t too hot or intense), during the afternoon the pine trees covered my apartment which kept it cool, and then I didn’t have to deal with the beating down sun from the west later in the day. I hardly had to turn on my heat during the winter because the hallways kept my apartment warm which saved a lot of money over the long haul.
I was EXTREMELY happy with my choice to live here as opposed to 21 Fitzsimmons or other comparable complexes (price-​wise) that most students at the Anshutz Medical Campus recommend living at. I found I personally enjoyed being able to «escape from Aurora» when I wasn’t in class. I highly recommend it to students, young professionals, and families that enjoy the Stapleton area but don’t want to deal with the Stapleton prices.

I currently rent an apartment at Advenir. Pros: they offer good pricing on rent, covered parking, and free wifi.
Cons: The staff that runs it… terrible customer service, gives out the wrong information

There has been a noticeable (negative IMO) difference since Advenir took over the complex. There is less attention being paid to tenant communication, resident needs and overall upkeep of the premises. I feel they are only concerned about profit and money now. Rents have gone way up if/​when you renew with no real improvements to benefit the tenant. The best staff members and maintenance workers that were with Carmel/​Aero Flats are all gone. Their «restriping» of the parking areas (ALL OF IT) was a logistical nightmare and fiasco. Similar with the power washing and repainting of the balconies (mine was left a mess by the contractors). These things have not been coordinated properly by the office apparently. From a casual observance, they hire the cheapest vendors possible. The 6 – 10 pm «concierge» hours and general office hours have been cut back — slightly but enough to make a difference. I went to pick up a package on a Wednesday (not a holiday or anything — well before regular closing time) As far as I know there was NO previous notice given — just a sign the office was closed that day. I can absolutely tell the common areas are NOT being cleaned as often as they were previously. Little conveniences — like the rent drop box and vending machines by the fitness center — are now done away with. I have seen increased crime and police presence. A friend and I noticed a tenant with a very vicious looking AND ACTING Pit Bull and wondered how they are allowing that. I have been hung up on by the office staff when trying to get crucial information about something. You get what you pay for they say. For the money, you can probably do better. Last thought: notice that doors that are supposed to be «secure» are often broken/​malfunctioning (believe me, in that neighborhood, you DO NOT want anyone who isn’t supposed to be there getting in!)

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