800 Block, logan-ut

I signed a 12 month lease here for the 2025-26 school year. Their leasing team was nice enough, Paige gave me a virtual tour. Upon moving in, they remained kind and I could go to them with any questions or issues I had for anything. It was also very close to campus, which made it easy to get to and from my classes. Unfortunately, those were the only positive things about my experience. I was matched with 3 roommates who had nothing in common to me, having a major where they were required sports classes, while I had classes with a lot of reading. It would have been okay if they were considerate, however they were not. I had to leave the dorm in order to get any sort of quiet, and while the apartments provided private study spaces, they weren't very quiet either as they're beside the club house area where people hang out. The 4th roommate was a 24 year old grad student while the 4 of us were freshman, which was just weird. Fortunately, she was good to deal with and I ended up getting along with her better than the other noisy 3. When it comes to the building itself, it's very cheap and poorly built. I could hear everything that the girls in the dorm beside us were doing, and they were friends with the frat boys. As you can imagine, that was great. They would also blast music while showering, and we could hear whatever music they were listening to at the time. The front door to the apartment was very heavy, being the most sturdy thing in the entire place. Whenever it was shut with any force, it sounded like a gunshot. This was surely not ideal when you had your head against that same wall to sleep, or if you are sensitive to loud noises. The walls within the apartment were awful as well. I could hear what my roommates were watching on tv and the entirety of their conversations. There was a dent on the floor in front of our door that sank down, about 8 inches all around. There were also parts of the floor that peeled up in our rooms, and one roommate even had a piece that was stuck down with double sided tape (though it's unclear whether the tape was done by a previous tenant or management). Our microwave broke in mid November. We were initially given a temporary replacement while we waited for a new one. After receiving the new one, it constantly tripped the breaker. The spare was left with us while they tried to fix it, but over winter break the roommates that stayed continued to use the broken one and (for whatever reason) didn't think to have maintenance come in and take care of it. Upon returning in January, the problem was the same. When contacted again, they gave us an extension cord that linked the microwave to another outlet. After attempting their own repairs, they called an electrician who fixed it in mid February. When first moving in, they sent texts about our initial thoughts. I had mentioned the noise and some of the quality things. I received a call from the manager (apparently). She mentioned that they had a deal with the frat beside us (which was very loud), but that they were supposed to stay quiet. She also mentioned that she was aware that our neighbors were loud, and went on to say that nobody lived above or below us. Apparently there were a few layers of cement and part of the parking garage directly above us, which they either vacuum in the middle of the night almost daily, or it's not parking garage. When I said that I could see the windows, she just said that the A side of the building is uneven. She's also the one who said that our floor dent would be fixed over break, and it never was. The rooms themselves are tiny. The pictures lie about the size. The main proof I have for this is that the pictures show a desk sitting along the wall at the end of the bed, and the desk would absolutely not fit at the end of that bed unless I broke the wall. This is about a 12 inch difference. This alongside their begging for me to re-sign my lease, bribing us with candy/flowers for a good review, and the cheap quality is all very suspicious and proof that they should be avoided at all costs.

I lived here for two years, and it's not horrible. The price is a lot though, and although they are super close to any classes and the library, if your willing to pay a little more than average it's not to bad. Just understand that's it's very expensive, and the hot tub is broken most of the time, but other than that it's not the worst place to live.

If you’re a student, stay away! Very disappointing business practices, especially for a company that primarily rents to young college students. Be extremely careful before signing anything with 800 Block Apartments. “General Manager” Katie is a nightmare to work with.

Living at 800 block is SO expensive for really the smallest rooms ever. They trick you into thinking your not going to pay alot then just keep adding things on and it comes out being so much money. They give you little to no information on moving out then will charge you for literally anything you do wrong. The hot tub closes at 10pm which is also lame. The only good part is how close it is to campus other than that the owner is crazy and takes your money!!!!

800 block is hands down the worst apartment I have lived in. When I originally signed a lease they promised me (f) and my friend (m) that we could be in the same apartment together. They even gave us a tour and showed us the exact room that we would move into. Around two months after we signed, they reached out to him only and told him that they could not fill a coed apartment. They moved me into a different room (without telling me) in which I would have to share a bathroom despite the fact that I had originally signed for a private room with a private bathroom. I requested that they move me to a different apartment so I could have my own bathroom and they told me that the only room they could move me into was coed. This made absolutely no sense considering they told my friend that they couldn't fill coed rooms and we could no longer live together, but I agreed. When I moved into my apartment the door handle was broken. I could not shut my bedroom door at all. Eventually I requested to move rooms again so that I could actually close my door. It took a month to plan where I would move, and they fixed my door the day I moved rooms. In my new room I was woken up early in the morning by maintenance. They gave me no warning that they would be coming and they told me that I had to move everything out of my bathroom if I didn't want sheet rock on it. They gave me about 5 minutes before I was told I needed to leave so they could cut a hole in my ceiling because construction workers had dropped a screwdriver in the pipes, causing them to be backed up. The smell in my room was atrocious until they finished covering up/painting they hole they created. Once you move in it is obvious that the apartments were cheaply made and rushed. The staff has always been kind to me, but their communication is lacking. They will tell you to move out of your apartment with little to no notice. 800 block's parking is absolutely awful. It is narrow, expensive, and the pipes leak more often than not. There was only one custodian and maintenance that I know of and the buildings were often dirty. So many negative things occurred while I lived here, I'm sure I probably forgot some details. The only good thing about 800 Block is its proximity to campus. Do yourself a favor and look into every other housing option. My photos show the parking garage, the elevator doors on the inside, and my bathroom while they worked on it.