Arbor Landings Apartments

Reviews

• JC

  John Carter

  Mar 31, 2026
  1.0
  They don't tell you they raise your rent $100 every year. I have been here 5 years and my rent has gone from $1,500 to $2,000. Also your water bill is divided by the 8 units in your building. I am one person and a family of 4 uses a lot more water. I was just charged over $63.00. Ridiculous. We pay for parking yet there is no garage. Pest control is ridiculous. I had 6 or 7 additional charges on my bill. $50 Kate fee for re t when I moved in and now it's 125-150. Carpeting,and wood flooring are very cheap. Sorry but I have to tell the truth. The guys in the office are great however.
• UU

  U

  Mar 10, 2026
  2.0
  We, two people sharing a two-bed apartment here at Arbor Landings, are about 9 months into a 12 month lease. When we moved in, we were told the unit had been cleaned, yet both bedrooms (carpeted) smelled strongly of wet dog hair, and after treatments with a carpet cleaner, regularly vacuuming, each bedroom still smells like the previous renters' pets. Not to be too graphic, but each time it rains or the humidity increases, the smell quite literally starts rising from the carpets. I would imagine that it has taken many, many years of accumulation to get to this point, and I hope that whoever lives in this unit next does not have to deal with the same issue. Similarly, we pay $2000+ per month for our unit, we've had issues with the washer breaking down and losing its spin feature leaving us with clothes too wet to realistically put in the dryer, leaking sinks, windows with screens that aren't secured to the frame which fall out easily and create safety risks for young kids and small pets, etc. TLDR; we had high hopes signing the lease this year, yet have been slowly worn down by the rental company's neglect of the apartment and its appliances. It seems like Arbor Landing prioritizes quick turn-overs and high visibility advertising versus ensuring that their leasers are getting what they think they signed a contract for. *Also, maybe not as important for folk who like to drive, but this complex does not have connecting side-walks in/out onto Dexter road, and the "bike lane" is not protected from motor vehicle traffic. For those who've moved to Ann Arbor for it's bike/pedestrian-friendly environment, this has been disappointing; we've essentially had to accept the risk of getting into a pedestrian-motor-vehicle-accident each time we want to go for a walk or bike ride. These are all things I wish I knew before signing a 12-month lease.
• SB

  Scott Brooks-Miller

  Mar 4, 2026
  5.0
  Is was an easy task. Peter and Devin were very helpful, professional, humorous and generous with time, advise and answering questions. The physical aspect was what you would expect, a mess, but I'm getting organized. The neighbors are polite and friendly. I'm glad to be home.
• JC

  Jymontai Carter

  Feb 23, 2026
  5.0
  Maintenance guy Steve is amazing really took the time to really help us solve a problem in our home. Excellent great human being
• TT

  Tyler

  Jan 21, 2026
  5.0
  Devin was the most honest, funny, and caring tour guide I've ever had. I applied and signed the lease the next day. The best part - Devin is real, not just a friendly face that stops smiling once you sign. The whole team is wonderful and patient, especially when it comes to disabilities. Thank you for helping me find the home that fits me just right ❤️

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