City Place Apartments

City Place Montrose has genuinely felt like home for me, and I can’t say enough good things about this community. From day one, what stood out most was the management and office team. Any time I ran into an issue—big or small—they didn’t treat it like “just another request.” They treated it like my comfort mattered. They worked with me, communicated clearly, and made sure everything was resolved on time and with real care. That level of concern is rare, and it made a huge difference in my day-to-day experience. I never felt ignored, brushed off, or left wondering what was happening. I always felt supported. Beyond the service, the community itself is top-tier. I truly loved the amenities—they’re not just “nice to have,” they actually elevate your lifestyle and make it easy to enjoy where you live. Everything felt clean, well-kept, and thoughtfully maintained, which tells you a lot about the pride this community takes in how they operate. What I appreciate most is that I’ve had no major issues with anything here—because the team is proactive, responsive, and consistent. You can tell they care about the residents, not just the lease. If you’re looking for a place in Montrose where you’ll feel taken care of, where your concerns are taken seriously, and where you can actually enjoy your home and community, I strongly recommend City Place Montrose. This is the kind of apartment community you don’t just live in—you endorse.

My review reflects a livable community with many strengths, but falls short of luxury branding. Prime location with walkable access to nearly everything, but Midtown’s homeless presence affects navigation—stay alert. I have never felt unsafe inside the building/property, it's equipped with good security measures. No issues with parking or car break in. No issues with the mail or secure package room. Pools are peaceful and clean but lack bathrooms. Gyms are small but equipped, sound system broken, limited gear for women, and no Peloton or classes. Bark Park is beautifully designed but unsanitized and smelly, lacks mosquito control (would kill up to 5-7 mosquitos inside my 1st floor dog-park facing unit sometimes daily, week after week), and is open 24/7—attracts late-night noise and crowds sometimes, impacting sleep and balcony use. Coffee machine is great and a hit with guests but sometimes fails on weekends (when you need it most) with no support. Units are clean and spacious but feature economy-grade appliances (my dishwasher and dryer had rust), no smart tech, no nest, and poor soundproofing—expect neighbor noise. On-site staff and police officer are very kind and helpful, but no 24/7 concierge. Lounge layout lacks clear boundaries between business, entertainment, and social use. Hallways and staircases show cobwebs, dog hair, and dirt. Overall, it’s a nice place to live and feels homey, but I don’t agree with the marketing that it’s the “finest luxury in Midtown”—better described as modern with upscale touches.