Bridges at Flatiron

Reviews

• BM

  Bella McKinney

  3 days ago
  3.0
  I’m visiting my sister who just moved in to Bridges at Flatiron. We were planning to grill hamburgers, but found a rat in the grill. Not only is this a health concern, but it raises safety concerns as the rat may chew through the gas line. We obviously cooked our burgers on the stove top. Another sticking point for me is that the trashcans they make residents pay for mandatory trash service are completely dysfunctional. You can’t remove the lid of the trash can or keep it open without using your hand.
• LL

  LUKE

  Aug 9, 2026
  1.0
  The condition of the common areas has gotten completely unacceptable. The pool is disgusting, with visible algae and grime built up along the steps, walls, lights, and edges. It looks like it hasn’t been properly cleaned or maintained and definitely isn’t something I’d feel comfortable swimming in. The outdoor area isn’t any better. There was vomit left on the ground near the furniture, trash was overflowing and piled up around the grills, and the grills themselves were filthy and not working properly. These are supposed to be amenities residents are paying for, but they’re being left in a condition where you can’t even comfortably use them. On top of the cleanliness issues, the doors are broken/damaged and the hardware is coming apart, which is especially concerning when they’re supposed to provide secure access to the building. Between the filthy pool, vomit being left on the ground, overflowing trash, unusable dirty grills, and broken doors, the property feels seriously neglected. These aren’t minor cosmetic complaints they’re basic cleanliness, maintenance, and security issues. Management needs to address this instead of allowing the amenities and common areas to deteriorate like this. What’s even more concerning is how the leasing office has downplayed and seemingly ignored the vomit left in the common area. This isn’t just something that looks or smells bad it’s a sanitation issue involving bodily fluids in a shared space. Residents shouldn’t have to repeatedly bring something like this to management’s attention just to have it properly cleaned and disinfected. Dismissing the concern instead of addressing it promptly says a lot about the level of care being given to the property.
• MA

  mohamed ali

  Jul 24, 2026
  1.0
  The property itself looks appealing at first, but my experience with the application process was disappointing. Communication was slow, it was difficult to get clear answers, and I often felt like I had to keep following up just to understand what was going on. I also didn’t have a great experience with the assistant manager. During one phone call, instead of speaking with me directly, she spoke to another employee in the office and had them relay information back to me. It came across as dismissive and made me feel like my questions weren’t important. Overall, the communication felt impersonal and, at times, rude. I wish there had been more effort to explain the process and work with applicants. If your situation is anything outside of a standard W-2 income, I would recommend getting every qualification requirement clarified before applying.
• KZ

  Kuanrong Zhu

  Jul 10, 2026
  1.0
  If you’ve ever wondered what it’s like to pay nearly $2,000 per month for an apartment without reliable air conditioning in the middle of summer, this is the place for you. Over the last two months, my AC has broken down three separate times. Each time, it has taken 10+ days to fix, and as I’m writing this, it’s still not working. The leasing office proudly informed me they’ve gone “above and beyond” by providing me with a portable AC unit. Sounds great… until you realize it’s the size of a small refrigerator, sits inside my bedroom, sounds like a jet engine, and makes sleeping nearly impossible. Their other helpful suggestions? • Sleep with the door and windows open. • Wear earplugs. Brilliant. I live on the first floor, so apparently security and fresh invitations to mosquitoes are just part of the luxury experience. The explanation for the delays? Apparently multiple units’ AC systems have failed at the same time, so they can’t get to everyone. While I understand unexpected issues happen, that’s not really a satisfying answer when you’re paying premium rent and spending weeks without one of the most basic amenities. And the fun doesn’t stop there. I’ve reported my bathroom ceiling leak more than three times. On one occasion, after submitting a maintenance request, more than 24 hours passed with absolutely no response. The leak got so bad it literally turned into a waterfall (see photo). I called the emergency maintenance line that night, left a voicemail, and… nothing. No callback. No response. They finally got back to me after the entire weekend. I’ve attached photos and screenshots of my maintenance requests documenting the repeated HVAC failures, recurring bathroom leaks, and the timeline of these issues. These aren’t isolated incidents—they’ve been ongoing for months. So if you’re looking for: • Luxury rent • Weeks without AC • A complimentary portable wind tunnel in your bedroom • Indoor waterfalls • Emergency maintenance that takes weekends off …this apartment might be exactly what you’re looking for. The most frustrating part isn’t even that things break—it’s the attitude. Every concern is met with, “We’ve already done everything we can.” Apparently, expecting working air conditioning, timely maintenance, and emergency responses when water is pouring through the ceiling is asking for too much. I don’t expect perfection. I do expect basic habitability, responsive maintenance, and customer service when paying close to $2,000 every month. Would not recommend.
• MM

  Matthew M

  Jun 8, 2026
  1.0
  Do not live here. I lived here for 2 years (practically 4 years since my ex partner lived here for 2 prior to i moving in) and in those 4 years the things they try to sell you on are: Hot tub: literally has worked for 5 months total in the 4 years. I kid you not, it never works. They will try to sell you on it but it never gets fixed. If it does it breaks within a week. The gym: works but the equipment is outdated and never calibrated right. For instance i can pull the max weight on the fly machine with one hand. I’m strong but i’m not lift 200 pounds with one arm strong. The sanitation is also atrocious. They either never provide bacterial wipes or the wipes have been in there so long they’re dry to the bone. It’s a cesspool. Parking garage: for an extra $50 a month you can have your spot casually taken by anyone, pigeons poop on your hood every day or get the pleasure of seeing a road killed pigeon on your walk to the car (it will stay there for at least a week before someone has the decency to move it.) Trash Valet: this one is the best. For an extra fee you can have the entire hallway smell of trash. Everyday Sunday-Thursday. When they pick it up that is. Sometimes they pick it up at noon, sometimes it’s 1am. Sometimes they don’t. The residents here are a good mix between college kids, divorced singles and family’s of 6+. Sometimes the pool literally has an extended family of 16 people hanging out and blasting music. I wasn’t going to leave a review, in fact i was going to renew a lease for one more year until i decided to leave Colorado but 3 weeks ago i was confronted by someone at the front desk with such hostility and sass for asking if they could use the information they had on file rather than me pencil push all the paperwork over again. I was practically insulted by some 110 pound 5’6 looking dude (the manager?) for even assuming that was a thing and was told it was going to be another non refundable deposit fee of $300 and then got scorned for not telling them 2 months prior to my lease being up (sorry didn’t know my partner and i were breaking up 2 months ago). This place has changed ownership and management at least 4 times since the 2 years i’ve lived here and now i know why. Don’t worry though, they’ll jack up your rent year to year to make up for the salary changes. Good riddance.