Citiview Terrace Apartment Homes

The management is pretty incompetent, it’s overpriced, the elevators break down pretty often, they are very irresponsible on the security, and I say this because the parking gates have been left opens for days in a row and they don’t do anything about. Also the

Do not expect to get your security deposit back! Apartment manager is nice and sweet until it comes to getting your well deserved deposit back. We deep cleaned our apartment until it was spotless but still assessed $ 120 in cleaning charges.
What a joke. The whole place is run by liars and cons. Screw corporate run apartments. Don’t move in here.

This review is strictly for the elevator renovation. There are two elevators in this building, one in the south end (lobby area) and the second in the north end of the building. They first renovated the north elevator, took about 5 weeks. Then they renovated the south elevator (the one I use daily). Renovation started the first or second week of October. Elevator was not up and running until November 24^th. I go out of town Nov. 25^th, come back Nov. 28^th with the elevator not working again. Speak to the building manager, says it’ll be fixed Monday Nov. 30^th. The elevator was not up and running until Dec. 4^th. The reason why I am so upset about this is the fact that I have family constantly visiting on weekends, 2 of which are in wheelchairs. It is absolutely HELL trying to get them into my apartment. With the lobby elevator not working, the north end elevator is not wheelchair accessible. The north end elevator has a hallway that connects to the sidewalk outside, unfortunately there is a 5 inch step. So… we had to pick up my family members with their wheelchairs. Another thing, if I were to buzz in my family members from the lobby, there is no way for them to get upstairs besides going up the stairs (which you need a key for). Also, there is no way for them to get to the north end elevator without them going through the ground floor garage. Which you also need a key to get back into the building where the elevator is located. This was such a huge inconvenience. I hate the fact that I am paying $ 1700 for a 1 bedroom and have to go through this. Building layout is, in all honestly, the worst job ever. I had to buy another key for my family to go up the stairs. Why in the hell would I have to pay for a key when it’s the building fault for having such a dumbass floor plan. Oh, and the renovation is officially done, but the lobby elevator looks ghetto.

Julie is back! So things will go back to being great again! Yay!

I’ve been living at Citiview for about 6 months now, and I’ve absolutely adored it! I feel like I’ve hit the jackpot in terms of finding the right place in NoHo and it’s been a life saver for my commute in terms of location. The neighbors are all friendly and courteous of one another. It’s calm and quiet, and the building is very well maintained. Eduardo and the rest of the maintenance team are very nice and very quick to respond to requests.
The recently renovated units are gorgeous and quite large. I love my studio apartment. It’s definitely the largest in size that I’ve seen in the area, and is startlingly well renovated for the price of rent! The studio has a very awesome and unique dividing wall feature that really make you feel like you are in a one bedroom instead of a studio apartment. It also was updated with beautiful grey hardwood floors, new stainless steel appliances, granite countertops, backsplash, and new hardware in both the kitchen and bathroom area. From what I’ve seen, the one and two bedrooms that have been renovated are equal in terms of nice renovations as well.
The amenities are awesome as well. The gym is as well equipped as any club membership you would pay for, the pool is heated and kept very clean, and he laundry machines are quick and efficient. The building is super secure and has gated parking and controlled access throughout. My guests that have come to visit have always been able to find street parking on the main streets. It’s also super convenient to be able to buzz them in through the callbox, as well as delivery services as well.
Julie, the property manager, is also very sweet and helpful. She’s always nice to run into and helps with any issues or questions that arise. I highly recommend living at Citiview! I love being able to call this place home.

I’ve lived at Citiview since September and I absolutely love it here. The units are very spacious and the prices are reasonable for the area. You will definitely get your dollar’s worth. I live in a studio and it’s one of the largest I have ever seen. I would actually consider it a one bedroom.
The building controlled access, and parking is gated, which is great for safety purposes. Maintenance is very responsive to requests. My unit was updated with hardwood floors before I moved in, which I love.
It’s very quiet and the neighbors are friendly, and the amenities are great as well. I love how there’s a laundry room on every floor and you don’t have to worry about digging for quarters because you can add funds on a laundry card.
Julie is always very friendly and helpful when it comes to answering questions or handling any concerns.
Cons: no utilities are included in the cost of rent and you have to buy/​rent your own refrigerator, but utilities aren’t very high and I have a dishwasher, which is a huge plus. Also, they only allow you to use AT&T U-​Verse and a 3^rd-​party provider that sets up DirecTV, but you can usually find a good deal if needed.
Overall, it’s a great place to live and I hope to be here for a long time.

Disclaimer: I have not lived at Citiview Terrace. HOWEVER, I just had an abysmal experience with trying to do so. My boyfriend and I are both hard-​working professionals with college degrees, great credit, and no rental issues.
After months of searching, I saw some info for Citiview Terrace about two months ago and really liked what I saw. Nice amenities and beautiful spaces, from the way things looked online. So I emailed and then chatted on the phone with a rep to ask about a studio I was interested in. She had one remodeled studio available for around $ 1450, but told me another one would soon be available (sans renovations) for $ 1270. I asked her to please call me when that unit became available and left my contact information.
Skip to yesterday… I found it odd that I had not been called about the available unit, so I called the leasing office: lo and behold, the unit was available (for move-​in in a bit over a month). I was annoyed that no one had called me, but I was excited to finally check the place out. I spoke with Jenny on the phone, who told me a few more details (like the average utility costs, as the complex does not cover any utilities). Jenny also confirmed the price of the Rodeo Standard as $ 1270 a month. We then set up a meeting today, for me to view the apartment at 2pm.
I was thrilled until 10:15 this morning, when I received this email:
«I hope all is well. I wanted to give you a heads up that the rental price has changed today. The studio apartment is now renting for $ 1375.00 on a 12 months lease. The pricing jumped quite a bit due to limited availability since yesterday. Let me know if you are still interested in this apartment and if you want to keep the appointment.»
Um… so, no. All is decidedly *not* well. While I understand that apartment unit prices may go up and down, once you give someone a price quote and set up a meeting, you should honor that rate: it’s called integrity, and Citiview Terrace needs some. Badly. Ignoring potential renters and then upping the price overnight is unprofessional and rude. Wish I had walked away from this with a better experience, as the building looks beautiful, but my hard-​earned cash will be going to someone who has a bit more common courtesy.