Business ProfileforCollegiate Housing Services, Inc.

If there was a zero rating I would have choosen it. Save yourself from a painful experience and find your own housing. We were never able see the apartment until move in day with a car full belongings. My daughter and her roomate moved in to go to school and out 3 weeks later. Her apartment was cockroach invested and they did nothing. We went to the person in charge the first day and they said extermination would be done right away and it did not happen. They said the girls would have to remain there with they did repeated scheduled exterminations over time (there were big ones and babies everwhere). This would have been bad for health as well as you can't have anything in the cabinets during extermination, so they really would not be able to live there. They would promise to call back, but would not. After all this, and filing the papers they asked for for early termination, for "living there for two weeks" they wanted two months rent and an $1,800 dollars early termination fee, They were essentially saing "stay in a cockroach infested place and pay us over $3,000." We easily lost that in having them eat out everynight, and eventually having to have them stay in a hotel due to the filfth. We tried calling coorporate, but got shut down at everystep. We were told because they had the keys they were considered moved in. There was trash all over the grounds, the dumpsters are overflowing and the air vents were filfthy. Inch thick dust on the ceiling fan and moldy food and cockroaches in the fridge. The roomate situation with the other roomates is too concerning to discuss, but I will say I felt my daughter and her roomate were not safe. I feel Collegiate housing does not care about studenst or health and will milk every fee possible. There are endless reviews the same as mine, so I do not know why they are able to continue this practice.