Aero Apartments Wichita, wichita-ks

⭐☆☆☆☆ Management seems far more interested in collecting rent than helping residents find reasonable solutions. My daughter transferred to another school after signing her lease. The lease offers no termination option, so she did exactly what management require, she found someone willing to take over her lease. Even better, her current roommate also found a new roommate, and all parties agreed to the arrangement. The new tenant has already signed a lease with the property requesting my daughter’s roommate as her roommate. Management refused to allow my daughter’s replacement to assume her lease, yet they are willing to transfer my daughter’s roommate instead. The result? My daughter remains financially responsible even though a qualified replacement is ready to take over. This could have been resolved with a simple lease takeover that worked for everyone. Instead, management chose the option that leaves my daughter financially responsible for a lease she no longer needs, despite there being a qualified replacement ready to move in. If you’re considering living here, read the lease very carefully. Don’t expect management to work with you, even when there’s a reasonable solution that benefits everyone involved.

Not Worth the High Cost !! Aero Apartments is one of the most expensive places in the area, but it’s definitely not worth the price. They initially offer gift cards as an incentive when you sign the lease, but over time, they recover that amount by imposing hefty fines. For example, even though the maintenance guy was right on the premises, I got charged $50 just for getting locked out of my room. The building construction is poor—when people walk on the top floor, you can clearly hear it from the bottom floor. Also, when I moved out, despite leaving my apartment in pristine condition (with photos to prove it), they still charged me $70 from my security deposit. There are no amenities like a clubhouse, swimming pool, or a closed community, yet the rent is ridiculously high. Overall, Aero Apartments is not worth the money, and I would not recommend it.

I am absolutely LIVID after seeing the conditions my granddaughter has been living in. I went to help my daughter move her out, and the amount of mold we found was UNREAL. I spent two days in this place helping her pack, and I felt nauseous the entire time. The humidity levels were absolutely insane, and what makes this even worse is that my daughter had already reported the humidity issues to management and nothing was done about it. Then I learned that my granddaughter has been coughing so violently every morning that she literally throws up. She told me this is an everyday occurrence. THAT IS NOT OK. As a grandmother, had I known my granddaughter was living in these conditions, I would have demanded that she move out LONG before now. No college student should have to live in an environment like this, and no parent should have to wonder whether the place they trusted with their child is actually safe and habitable. I am posting this as a VERY LOUD WARNING to any parent or student considering moving here especially if you are sending your child across the country to attend WSU. Do your homework. Ask questions. Inspect the property yourself. Look for mold. Check the humidity. And most importantly, listen when your child tells you something is wrong. I would NEVER recommend putting a child you love in a place where these kinds of conditions are allowed to exist. Parents: please take this warning seriously. Your child’s health is more important than a lease.

I have been a resident here since January and unfortunately my experience with the leasing office has been very frustrating. I was moved to a different unit through no choice of my own. When I asked about the cost of adding my wife to the new lease, the office told me in person that there would be no fee, since the transfer was not my decision. I was later charged anyway, and the staff member no longer recalls the conversation. I have learned the hard way that verbal promises here mean nothing unless you get them in writing. I was also told my January rent would be prorated since I did not arrive in the country or occupy the unit until January 7. That was never honored either, again because I did not have it in writing. On top of that, the sofa in my new unit was so covered in pet hair that I could not sit on it without it transferring onto my clothes. I was told it would be replaced within a week. It has now been over six weeks and I still do not have a sofa. If you rent here, document everything in writing. Do not rely on what you are told in person.

Very friendly & helpful office staff so this review doesn’t reflect them. I lived here for 3 years and my rent was significantly increased over that time. It’s just overpriced. No patio/porch, no covered parking, no amenities, no laundry room, no walk-in closets. It’s just not worth the high cost. Typical student living where the smell of marijuana comes through the walls. There was ALWAYS dog poop in the outdoor common areas.