Manchester Flats Apartments

Taryn Davis 

on Google

a week ago

This is the absolute worst place I have ever lived due to management. They don’t seem to care about their residents in the slightest. I’ve been dealing with a safety concern due to other residents for months and they are unresponsive. I’ve had to call 911 on other residents because they are fighting and threatening to shoot & stab people. Management said they can’t tell me anything about how they’re handling it because of privacy concerns… I’m sorry but I don’t really care about their privacy when I had a man 6 ft outside m... read more

Savannah McCormick 

on Google

3 months ago

Old, old building and too expensive for what it offers. Electrical issues, power kept going out and fuses going out but has OLD fuse bulbs instead of switches. unsafe power outlets. Plumbing issues, bathroom sinks don’t drain easily. Upstairs apartment had a water leak onto my ceiling, maintenance cut a hole in the ceiling to fix and left it like that until my lease ended — which allowed a moldy, musty smell and bugs in the apartment. No central air or dishwasher. Was ~$4 to complete one load of laundry in the basement IF it... read more

Dalton Simancek 

on Google

4 months ago

TL;DR: Manchester Flats offers cute, affordable, and well-located apartments, but McKinley’s management enforces questionable policies—especially a problematic bed bug lease addendum—and exhibits harassing behavior that may violate state law. Proceed with caution and read the lease carefully. Manchester Flats apartments have a lot going for them: they’re on the bus line, close to downtown, and relatively affordable for Ann Arbor—especially for those on PhD stipends or a tight budget. The hardwood floors and abundant sunligh... read more

Kay Henderson 

on Google

2 years ago

Nervous to post publicly for fear of retaliation. Recently we went 2.5 weeks without a working shower . It’s a basic right of a tenant to have working plumbing. I am patient and understanding but .. The photos are current- of the ceiling and walls that were opened for maintenance on pipes . In January. Wondering why the Ann Arbor Inspectors were concerned but no change … $ 

X Z 

on Google

5 months ago

I've lived in this apartment complex for many years. When I asked to switch from a two-bedroom to a one-bedroom, I was told that even though my current lease ends in mid-July and has already been fully paid, I couldn't move into the one-bedroom at the end of June. They only allow new leases to start three days early, which seems extremely inflexible and unreasonable—especially for long-term tenants who wish to stay in the same community.