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About
Apartment Building
Expect the unexpected at M2 Apartments in Denver, Colorado. Offering upscale floor plans, extensive amenities, and an unbeatable location at the foot of the Rocky Mountains, our pet-friendly one, two, and three bedroom apartments are the perfect place to relax, unwind, and rejuvenate. With designer finishes and a fresh, modern aesthetic, our newly renovated interiors will surprise and delight even the most discerning of residents.
Come visit our one-of-a-kind apartment community today. We’re ready to welcome you home.
Location
Hours
Reviews
3.8
330 reviews
5 stars
185
4 stars
39
3 stars
19
2 stars
14
1 star
73
What are people saying?
AI-generated from recent customer reviews
Management Issues
Many reviews highlighted poor management communication, unprofessional behavior, and lack of responsiveness to tenant concerns.
Maintenance Performance
While some tenants praised the maintenance staff for being prompt and friendly, numerous complaints indicated ongoing issues with maintenance requests being ignored or poorly handled.
Cleanliness and Upkeep
Several reviews mentioned unsanitary conditions, including overflowing trash and dirty apartments upon move-in, indicating a lack of proper property maintenance.
Parking Problems
A significant number of reviews pointed out inadequate parking availability, leading to frustration among residents.
Hidden Fees
Many tenants reported unexpected fees that increased their monthly costs significantly beyond advertised rent, leading to dissatisfaction with the overall value.
- DPDon Peterson1 day ago5.0The M2 staff was outstanding! They helped me in every aspect of my move from Loveland. I’m very grateful for all of them!
- JBJim Bates3 days ago2.0Took 3 days to fix my shower. Not good.
- JJJesse JohnsonJan 5, 20261.0As of 7/22/25, the “24 Hour Fitness Center” advertised by M2 is no longer available 24 hours and is only open during business hours.
- ICIsaac CarpenterDec 30, 20251.0Too many speedbumps!
- IIIsaacNov 6, 20251.0Too many speedbumps. It does nothing to make a lot safer. It just wastes time, makes people frustrated, increases noise and vehicle damage.