The Factory Student Housing, logan-ut

The Factory is 100% not worth your monthly rent. The only parts I really enjoyed were the gym and the fact that I had a private room. However, for what I was paying each month, I should have been able to afford my own room and a decent bathroom. When we first moved in the bathroom had the oldest shower head attachment and I had to replace it. The floors are concrete everywhere except the rooms which have classroom carpet. The place comes with a few kitchen appliances and a massive TV but we almost never used it. The entire building always smelled funny, like an old party, spilled beer and vomit. The first few months our AC gave out twice and it took a long time for maintenance to fix. Plus, when we moved in all of our rooms were like half torn apart because they had been “renovating” to make things better. I also had MULTIPLE packages stolen from the front office, they have a better system now but I still lost a lot of money that way. So just be careful and choose where you live/the contracts you sign carefully. (If you sign with them, your contract goes throughout the summer too)

I have to share my experience with The Factory. My daughter was looking for a place for fall semester and looked into The Factory. Tawnya was so kind and helpful. She applied and got approved. My only issue is that I wish their prices was more upfront. We didn't realize that the $590 was just the base rent and there would be more on top of that. Jessica in their customer service was amazing to do everything they could to help us out in our circumstance. She was so kind and understanding. I appreciate her so much. We unfortunately were unable to lease an apartment, but I had to leave a review for their kindness and amazing customer service. Thank you so much for listening and understanding.

Rent for me for a private was $650, flat $75 monthly for utilities and $75 for the parking garage which is almost required due to lack of street parking around the area. They also tack on a convenience fee when you pay for rent which adds almost twenty bucks. Total monthly rent for me was about $820 and it’s 100% not worth that. I lived at The Factory from February to October. The first half of my lease was fine, but from August to October it went downhill fast. Carpets were left covered in paint dust for two weeks, my belongings were moved and damaged, and some items went missing. Workers and cleaners repeatedly entered my apartment without proper notice. One even opened my bedroom door at night. Communication from management was almost nonexistent unless I pushed hard, and when they finally responded, they offered only $75 with a confidentiality agreement. Living here was stressful, unprofessional, and nothing like what I was promised when I signed.

DO NOT RENT HERE! Scamming college kids and parents.I am a very concerned mom, and I am writing this to warn anyone considering this place. When my child first moved in, the apartment was absolutely filthy. They never cleaned it before move-in. However, when it was time to move out, we made sure to leave the entire place spotless and clean. Despite leaving it in much better condition than we received it, they still kept the security deposit. To make matters worse, they target individuals arbitrarily—they only charged my child, while none of the roommates were charged a single cent.Do not fall for their lies—they claim they are under "new management" but they are absolutely not. It is the same exact scam. They tell you the rent is $500, but every single month the price changes and jumps up to as high as $700 with no explanation.After reading other reviews online, I see they have done this exact same thing to a lot of people. It feels like the staff is just pocketing the money themselves. They are actively scamming young adults who are just starting out in life. I hope karma gets them soon. Do not rent from them!

My apartment was great! It was a very nice place to live, very comfortable with quality amenities. However, when I was trying to sell my lease, they were very unhelpful. They wouldn’t advertise my lease at all, which didn’t make any sense to me, since they wouldn’t be losing any money by doing so. In fact, they would’ve gained money, since there was a $400 transfer fee. It’s also very expensive for what it is, I was paying close to $700 in total while sharing a room and dividing the cost of the apartment between six people, myself included. All in all, it’s a very nice place to live if your can afford it, but when it comes to selling the lease, it’s nearly impossible.