The Henry Student Living

Reviews

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  Sheryl Scheib

  Sep 14, 2026
  4.0
  My daughter lived at The Henry for 1 school year. She had a good experience, and the apartment was lovely. I want to especially note a young man, Matt Krauss, who went out of his way to help me when we needed to sublet my daughter's apartment. He was always professional, patient, and very kind. He took multiple phone calls from me, and helped me to acheive our mission to sublet. I wish more individuals in sales and public service were just like him. He made our experience at The Henry a very happy one! Thank you, Matt!! I'd also like to express gratitude to Melissa for also helping out when she had the opportunity to do so. She was also very kind and patient.
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  Angelina Marchese

  Aug 21, 2026
  1.0
  I lived at The Henry for two years and my experience these last two years was extremely disappointing. After my first year living here, my roommates and I were charged for an entirely new couch because we were told apparently there was something wrong with it after we moved out. We had kept a couch cover on it for basically the entire year, so we were surprised that we were expected to pay to replace it because we had no issue and took care of it the entire year. The following year, I moved into a different unit and had another issue that was even worse. There was mold repeatedly growing inside one of our kitchen cabinets (we never used this one cabinet because it was smaller so who knows how long it was there before we noticed it). I contacted maintenance about it, but they continued telling us it was just “dust.” When the “dust” came back only a few days after they cleaned it, the solution was literally to paint over it instead of actually addressing what was causing it, my roommate and I had to figure out what was causing it and stop it from continuing on our own. The pool situation was also frustrating because for of the majority of the year, they removed all of the chairs from the pool area. Residents were told the chairs would be put back, but the date kept getting pushed back over and over again. It made one of the main amenities we were paying for basically unusable if you wanted to actually sit or relax at the pool, or when we did have chairs by the pool there was maybe 10 chairs total even though more chairs could definitely fit especially when the building had 99% of the units filled with residents so if you wanted a chair at the pool you’d have to go down to the pool at 8am to even maybe get a chair. After living here for two years, I would recommend any other apartment besides The Henry. Between being charged for things I felt we shouldn’t have been responsible for, maintenance concerns not being taken seriously, and amenities being unavailable for months at a time, the experience here was not worth it after paying almost $2,000 dollars a month.
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  Caitlin Kanhai

  Jul 15, 2026
  5.0
  I’ve really enjoyed living at The Henry, and I wanted to give a shoutout to Marissa and the management team. I was transferring to another apartment in the building and was facing a gap of almost three weeks between units. As an international student, finding temporary housing would’ve been a huge hassle. Marissa worked with me and helped make the transition much smoother than I expected. I really appreciate all the help and communication throughout the process. It’s nice to live somewhere where the staff genuinely care and are willing to help when things get complicated. Thanks again!
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  Matt Krauss

  Jul 7, 2026
  5.0
  A great community, great staff, and a lot of my friends live here ! 🫶
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  Ignacio E. Irizarry

  Jun 24, 2026
  1.0
  After living at The Henry for three years, I can honestly say this is by far the worst living experience I have ever had. If you’re an incoming freshman reading this, do yourself a favor and look somewhere else before signing a lease. The Henry advertises itself as a luxury student housing complex, but there is absolutely nothing luxurious about it. The apartments are overpriced, poorly maintained, and nowhere near worth what they charge. The property is constantly dirty, and the smell in the hallways and trash areas can be unbearable. It often feels like basic cleanliness and upkeep are not priorities here. Management is a complete disaster. During my time here, management has changed multiple times, and every new team somehow manages to be worse than the last. Problems rarely get resolved in a reasonable timeframe. To put it into perspective, I waited an entire year just to have my door lock replaced. A full year. The front desk is equally frustrating. Instead of helping residents, many interactions feel like you’re being talked down to or brushed off. Getting a simple issue resolved often turns into a battle, and accountability seems nonexistent. The amenities are terrible. The gym is tiny, overcrowded, and lacks quality equipment. The HVAC system is unreliable. The beds are incredibly uncomfortable, the couches feel cheap and worn out, and the apartments generally look and feel like they were built as cheaply as possible. The elevators are constantly breaking down. Expect outages on a regular basis. I’ve seen elevators left dirty for extended periods, including occasions where vomit was sitting inside. The parking garage is another nightmare—poorly designed, inconvenient, and frustrating to use on a daily basis. The only thing people might point to as a positive is the pool, and even that isn’t enough to make up for everything else that’s wrong with this place. What says the most about this place is the attitude of the residents. Most people I know aren’t sad about leaving—they’re counting down the days until their lease ends. Conversations about moving out are usually filled with relief, not disappointment. That alone should tell you everything you need to know. The biggest problem is that The Henry sells a completely different image than what residents actually experience. The marketing makes it seem like you’re moving into the premier student housing community near campus. The reality is overpriced rent, poor management, slow maintenance, dirty common areas, broken amenities, and constant frustration. If I could go back and choose somewhere else, I would. Incoming freshmen: don’t get fooled by the marketing, the tours, or the pictures online. Read the reviews, talk to current residents, and save yourself the headache. Three years here was more than enough for me to know that this place is nowhere near what it claims to be. The day I move out will honestly be one of the happiest days of my college experience.