365 Nicollet

Reviews

• AV

  Abby Vagle

  1 day ago
  5.0
  Diana is incredible! I moved into my apartment in January and have enjoyed my time here. The staff is incredible, the views/location are amazing, and the tenants are so sweet and accommodating. I’ve been in north loop for 4 years and this is by far my favorite spot.
• AA

  Anonymous

  6 days ago
  1.0
  I have been disappointed with the management’s decision to allow an outside group (Taste of Minnesota) to reserve and use the building’s amenities over a holiday weekend. Residents pay premium rent with the expectation that these spaces will be available, especially during holidays when many people are off from work and want to enjoy them. Instead, residents were effectively pushed aside so non-residents could use the facilities that we help pay to maintain. This decision shows a lack of consideration for the people who actually live here and undermines one of the main benefits of living in the building. Management should prioritize residents over outside events, particularly during peak times like holiday weekends.
• VM

  Virginia May

  Jun 27, 2026
  5.0
  We stopped by 365 this week to see if we could set up an appointment to see the building. We were surprised to be offered a tour right then with Brittany as our guide. She gave us a very thorough tour with views of several units and was extremely well informed and engaging. If she is representative of the staff it would be a great place to live.
• 5M

  5-Star Movers

  Jun 11, 2026
  5.0
  Our crews at 5-Star Movers are always pumped when this building pops up on the schedule. Most apartments treat moving logistics as an afterthought, but this place actually got it right. The loading bay is huge, super easy to back the truck into, and gives us a straight shot right to the freight elevator. Freight elevator is in the middle of the building with a short walk on all sides to the final destination. Truly a mover's paradise. The views from the apartments are epic too.
• AA

  Anonymous

  Jun 8, 2026
  1.0
  I lived at 365 Nicollet under both the previous management company and the current one, and the difference is night and day. The previous management wasn’t perfect, but they cared. Rules were enforced, issues were addressed quickly, and residents felt like their concerns actually mattered. Since the current management took over, the building has steadily declined. The parking situation is a perfect example. Residents regularly use guest parking for days at a time despite posted rules and time limits. I know because I saw the same vehicles sitting there repeatedly, and I even tested it myself by leaving my own vehicle there for several days. Nothing happened. No warning, no ticket, no enforcement. The same thing happens in the outdoor guest parking area. Management creates policies, talks about enforcement, and then rarely follows through. The building has become noticeably dirtier, the garage is often a mess, people drive recklessly, and smoking is common despite building policies. Amenities such as the sauna, elevators, and golf simulator have repeatedly been out of service, sometimes for extended periods. The first pool weekend this year was also chaotic and poorly managed. One of the most concerning situations occurred when security staffing was reduced and a concierge was assaulted. Residents never received meaningful communication about what happened or what steps were being taken afterward. That lack of transparency was incredibly disappointing. The office staff are generally friendly and polite, but friendliness does not make up for poor leadership. There always seems to be time for TikToks, events, new furniture, and cosmetic upgrades while basic building operations continue to decline. Rent keeps increasing, but the overall living experience keeps getting worse. My spouse and I have since moved out, and it was absolutely the right decision. We are now paying less for a similar apartment and having a significantly better experience. For the amount of money this building charges, there are far better options available. This building may still advertise itself as luxury, but today the only thing luxury about it is the furniture. I edited my review because they claimed the golf simulator works. That’s simply not true. I have friends who still live there, and their rent went up a ridiculous amount—probably to pay for all the unnecessary “upgrades.” They even gave part of the parking lot to the Taste of Minnesota. Seriously? I saw firsthand that when people were lined up to get into the event, residents couldn’t even get their cars out of the garage. This management is a joke. It’s the worst place I’ve ever lived.