Cedar Village Apartments, east-lansing-mi

I had an absolutely fantastic experience working with Collin Davies as my leasing agent! From start to finish, Collin was professional, responsive, knowledgeable, and genuinely helpful. He made the entire leasing process feel smooth and stress-free, always taking the time to answer my questions and make sure everything was taken care of. His friendly attitude and attention to detail really stood out, and it was clear that he truly cared about providing a great experience.

Weston was absolutely amazing throughout the entire process of choosing our apartment! He was so helpful, patient, and willing to walk us around to different apartments so we could get a good feel for everything. Even when we couldn’t get into an apartment because there were current residents living there, he went above and beyond by walking around the building with us and helping us figure out which direction the windows would face. He has also answered so many phone calls and questions from my roommate and me, always making us feel more comfortable about moving into Cedar Village.

I had a great experience with Cedar Village, especially thanks to the team, in the leasing office. They was incredibly friendly, professional, and responsive throughout the entire leasing process. They took the time to answer all of my questions, explained everything clearly, and made moving in as stress free as possible. The community is in a great location close to Michigan State University, and the staff has always been welcoming and helpful. If you’re looking for student housing with a leasing team that genuinely cares about residents, I highly recommend Cedar Village. The agents went above and beyond to make sure everything was taken care of, and I really appreciate all of her help.

Not going to lie, this is probably the worst apartment I've ever lived in. The management is genuinely terrible. I will say the staff is very nice but whoever manages this property does not care about this complex. They are horrific with managing maintenance requests. It was 15F outside and the heating in my apartment was out for an entire week. Every couple of weeks something happens to our apartment. Either the dish washer breaks, the microwave or some other issue occurs. When we moved in to the apartment was genuinely filthy. There was grease in the oven, the cabinets have sticky residue on it, and there were literal nails in the mattress. They also charge you close to 90 dollars for WIFI and it doesn't even work. I'm using my own data 75% of the time. I just tried loading my email and that couldn't even run on its own I've lived in 2 other apartments in the East Lansing area and I can confidently say Cedar Village doesn't even come close to the other two.

I’ve been here one day and frankly this has been the worst moving day I think I’ve had yet. Firstly, our lobby window has been cracked for an unknown amount of time and was supposed to be fix on the 21st by maintenance and they haven’t even come or followed up. Secondly, the tour guide did not inform us that our apartment would come UNFURNISHED and did not include any of that in our addendum so a week before move-in, we had to scramble around and make hasty calls to the management to attempt to even get furniture. Despite this, there has been zero progress made as they insisted they do not have extra furniture around for bedrooms/mattresses and dressers though my roommate did end up getting one and I’m still in a situation where I’m not sure if I will be getting a furnished room, so there’s that. I am frankly lost as to whether or not I should purchase my own furniture or just wait in limbo until they get back. It’s going to take a lot to get used to this, yikes.