PJ Apartments, ithaca-ny

I've had a great experience renting from PJ Apartments. The management team is extremely responsive and always quick to address any questions or maintenance requests. They are professional, helpful, and genuinely care about their tenants. Communication is clear, and any issues are handled promptly and efficiently. It's refreshing to rent from a landlord that is reliable and easy to work with. I would highly recommend PJ Apartments to anyone looking for a well-managed place to live.

I had a great experience renting PJ Apartments properties for 2 years and both places were lovely. The apartments were in good condition, all the appliances worked well and the furniture was nice quality. The landlord responded quickly to emails, maintenance was fantastic, friendly and timely, and the rent/maintenance request portal was nice and easy to use.

I rented from PJ Apartments for two years (2024-2026) and had a wonderful experience. My roommate and I actually chose to renew our junior year lease for senior year because our positive experience. The apartment itself was well-maintained, spacious, and in a good location close to the Cornell campus. The management team was reliable and always responded to our questions or concerns almost immediately, which made the entire experience stress-free. The maintenance staff was also very helpful any time we had a minor issue, they were prompt, professional, and resolved things quickly. I highly recommend PJ Apartments to anyone looking for a place to live in Collegetown.

If you’re a parent trying to find a College Town apartment for your Cornell student, this might save you some stress. My son was taking a year abroad, and his roommate plans fell through, so I ended up handling the housing search myself. First of all, start as soon as possible. There are housing options in Ithaca, but you want to find the right place for your kid. The 12‑month lease for a nine‑month school year isn’t ideal, but that’s just how it works in Ithaca. Be diligent, go through every resource you can find, and don't expect any help from Cornell. Read the online forums, go through Reddit and the others and glean what you can. Some reviews are honest, some are obvious shills, and plenty written are by kids who never read their leases and then blamed the landlord for everything. I even dug through the Ithaca Police and Cornell Campus Police blotters to figure out which areas felt safest and what kinds of issues popped up. CONTACT PJ APARTMENTS. We had a great experience with them. They’ve been doing this for a long time, they offer solid apartments, they take good care of their buildings, fix things when they are needed, they communicate well and you won't get overcharged. When you get your lease, read through it, ask questions, treat them with respect, and believe me when I say they'll take care of you. My son lived about a block and a half down the hill from Collegetown. Quick walk to campus, safe area, and surprisingly quiet. He didn’t have a single issue all year long. Ithaca winters are long and cold, and the heat always worked. He studied a lot in his apartment, and the internet never went down. Kitchen, bathroom, neighbors—no problems. Move‑in and move‑out were straightforward. Parking was close by. It’s never easy having your kid so far away, but knowing my son was in a good apartment with reliable management, in a safe area that was close to campus and his social life - all this made a huge difference. Thank you, PJ Apartments.

I lived at PJ Apartment for about a year and had a really great experience. The maintenance team was quick to respond whenever something needed attention. The staff was attentive and cared about their residents. I'd absolutely recommend PJ Apartments to anyone looking for a place!