Regency Apartments For Women, provo-ut

I lived here for about 4 years while attending BYU and loved the place. It's not without its flaws, of course, but in my experience, the issues were pretty manageable, especially when comparing them against all the benefits the place has to offer. Here are my personal pros and cons: Pros: - Rent is super cheap, especially for the location. I think it's partly because the place is old and because there are six tenants to a unit, but I've seen worse places charging $500+/month. - Pool! I loved getting to hang out in the pool in summer. The pool was cleaned regularly and overall well-maintained, so it was a fun place to go swim and then relax in the sun either on my own or with some friends. - Fantastic location. My classes on campus were all just a 10-20 minute walk away (depending on which building I was going to). One of the things I miss most about Regency is how there was a little corner store right down the street (South End Market), so I could walk over to get groceries or a little treat and be home in like 5 minutes. - Very nice community! Certainly helps that most residents attend BYU, so people tend to meet each other in classes and in the YSA wards. Everyone there, including management, was super friendly and welcoming. - Speaking of management, they were the best. Can't remember the name of the manager when I first moved in (she was great, for the record), but a few years ago, the Jessica and David Aamodt took over as the on-site managers. As far as I know, they're still there as of Fall 2026. Jessica did lots of the correspondence and office-type work, and she was very friendly and quick to respond to emails. David handled a lot of the maintenance requests, and he was always kind, polite, and efficient when he was in our apartment. It's insanely hard to find a rental with non-evil property management, so the quality of the management at Regency was one of the biggest pros for me. Cons: - The apartments are pretty small and house six tenants apiece, which can make it feel pretty crowded. That said, I think the low rent price more or less makes up for this. - Parking was sometimes scarce, especially when coming home late at night. If the Regency lots fill up, it's really hard to find street parking in the area--there were a couple times where I had to park a few streets away. Also, I can't remember if I had to pay for the permit to park in the Regency lots or if the permits were free for tenants. If there was a fee for the parking permit, it can't have been much, or I would have remembered. - Bugs :( In the summer and early fall, we'd get elm seed bugs sneaking in through the windows. They are small and brown and completely harmless, but gross. From my experience and research, these bad boys are pretty much impossible to fully get rid of. I really only saw them on/in the windowsills though, so I didn't have to worry about bugs getting into places I really didn't want them (bed, kitchen, etc.). It was really just a matter of squashing + flushing one or two bugs per day throughout the summer. And there were never any in winter, so I could live in peace for at least half the year haha - Laundry--the shared laundromat area on the first floor of the building is great for what it is, I'm just listing it as a con because I would have much preferred in-unit laundry machines. The washers and dryers can take payment by coin or through an app (the app was very easy to use), and I think it cost around $1.50 per load (so like $3 total to do both washing and drying). There are enough machines that I could usually find one available when I needed it, especially if I avoided doing laundry on Saturdays. - Monthly cleaning checks. This seems to be the standard for most college housing right now, but it's still kind of an annoying hassle. However, the cleaning checkers were always very reasonable and not overly nit-picky. I really loved living at Regency. Super great place to live during college. The cons were never too big of a deal, and the pros made it all well worth it. Can't recommend this place enough!

I am super impressed with Regency! Very close to campus, way affordable (especially for students who are paying for college themselves), and management/maintenance really seems great. Very responsive to emails, and maintenance came within 2 hours of reporting a non-emergency need. After reading the horror stories other students have gone through at other complexes, I am so glad we found this place!

I lived here just during the summer and had a great experience. Laundry was much cheaper than other apartments, the free basement space was very nice, and I was grateful to not have to pay monthly for parking. I could see it being a little bit crammed and busier during Fall/Winter but the price is pretty unbeatable. It is near some restaurants and the little South end market, which was very convenient. The management was honestly one of the best parts. I was never charged anything more than just rent and utilities. Everywhere else I have lived have added random costs here and there that were not necessary, but here was super consistent. This is also the only place I have gotten my full security deposit back after the cleaning checkout.

I love Regency! Management is really great to work with and is always working on improving the apartments with new couches and floors and such. Very accessible office hours and flexible payment schedule! There are cleaning checks every month which are generally pretty chill (there is one stricter lady who nit-picks a little more) but it's good to keep your apartment clean, especially if you don't know what kind of roommates you're getting. The workout room is small but has a good cable/ press machine, and the lounge is a nice option. The pool is very well-maintained in the summer. There are a couple minor downsides. The biggest one is the parking situation, there are probably 50 spots total for the whole complex, so you usually have to park on the street. Sometimes it would be about a half mile away on late nights. The apartments themselves are good, not super "cute" but since I came here straight off a mission it was totally fine! There is not a lot of clothing storage room. There's a good amount of space in the living room and bedrooms are dorm-style but not bad. It's a great ward environment and management does cute activities every once in a while like pizza parties and pumpkin carving contests! It's a fun place for freshmen as well as recent RM's and slightly older students. Overall considering the cheap rent ($350 during school year and $125 summers) and unbeatable location, I would recommend living here!

Maintenance and managment are very responsive, friendly and clear. Amenities such as the pool, laundry, gym and lounge are well taken car of. Gym is fairly small, but usually there isn't anyone there. Very close to campus. Parking can be hard in the fall and winter, but that's anywhere in Provo. I've really enjoyed being here!