The Lorimer

The employees at The Lorimer are extremely helpful and kind! The units look very clean and The Lorimer seems like a great place to move in for UNT students needing to find a relatively low-medium cost apartment.

This place is perfect!!!! IF you love roaches, fire alarms at 4 am, apartments flooding, horrible maintenance, clueless leasing managers, and problems upon problems upon problems. I could go on and on about how horrible this place was, and how even less accommodating the company is for all the issues their complex has. If you enjoy those things though it might be perfect for you !

Absolutely nothing about this apartment is luxurious, do not be fooled by the new amenities. Rent is way too high for what they offer. I’ve lived in two different units in the first floor. The units are old, ugly, and dirty. I first lived in a 4x4 where the AC froze numerous times. It leaked every time and caused MOLD to develop in our ceiling and walls!!! Such a scary health hazard. The AC completely stopped working in the summer and we were stuck sleeping in hot rooms. The fire alarms went off in this unit so. many. times. Extremely loud and could go on for 10+ minutes, it was genuine torture. Air circulation is horrible in both apartments, the common area is always stuffy and humid. In my current 2x2, my room gets cold/hot super easily since the AC unit is in my bathroom while my roommate’s room, which is across mine, is hot in the summer and cold in the winter. Pest infestations are also a huge issue here. We’ve dealt with ants, gnats, and COCKROACHES. I’ve had skincare products go bad in my bathroom from how humid it gets in there. I have to keep my door open after showering. As someone with sensitive skin, I have dealt with a lot of facial acne/dermatitis issues after moving into this apartment. It could be from the humidity, hard water, and/or mold. But my skin looked and felt way better when I lived in the dorms, so I think that tells you enough about the quality of this apartment. My entire body thanks me when I spend time back home. The pool was closed the entire summer. It is rarely clean and if it ever is, it’s definitely not properly cleaned, so I have never gone in there. The trash disposals are an entire issue of their own. The first floor always gets full. Smells disgusting and is most definitely unhygienic. I do NOT recommend living in The Lorimer aka 33 North. It might be close to campus but I can reassure you, you’re better off living somewhere else. They’re currently struggling to find lessees, don’t fall for their “specials.”

Amazing place to live! I’ve lived at The Lorimer for a while now, and I can honestly say it’s been an incredible experience. The building is well-maintained, and any maintenance requests I’ve submitted have been handled quickly and professionally. The staff is friendly, attentive, and genuinely seems to care about the residents. My apartment is modern and super comfortable, and the amenities are a huge bonus—especially the common areas, which are always spotless. The location is also perfect, with easy access to transit and the UNT campus within walking distance. Overall, The Lorimer truly feels like home. I couldn’t be happier living here and highly recommend it to anyone looking for a great place to call home!

⭐️ If I could give NEGATIVE 5 STARS, I would. The Lorimer is hands down the most disgusting, unprofessional, shameful excuse for an apartment complex I have ever stepped foot in. I was supposed to be dropping my daughter off at her first apartment, a moment that should’ve been exciting. Instead, I walked into what looked like a filthy, abandoned unit straight out of a horror movie. The place was TRASH. There was no sign of a “make ready.” The baseboards were coated with YEARS of dirt, hair was everywhere, the walls were stained and grimy, and the air itself felt unbreathable. Within minutes of walking in, both my daughter and my husband were coughing and sneezing nonstop. At first, I thought it was the mountains of dust but no, turns out the previous tenant had a cat… and left behind FLEAS. That’s right FLEAS in a so-called “move-in ready” apartment. This is beyond unacceptable. For the amount of rent they charge, you’d expect at least the bare minimum of cleanliness and decency. Instead, we got a health hazard. The management should be absolutely ashamed of themselves for trying to pass this dump off as livable housing. Save yourself the headache, the cleaning supplies, and the itching. DO NOT under any circumstances rent at The Lorimer. Unless you enjoy paying high rent for dirt, fleas, and shame, run far, far away.