Midvale Plaza Apartments

If I could give this place zero stars I would.
I moved to Midvale Apartments in August of 2015, and have run into more than a few difficulties. My family came along with me to help move in my things, including a 55’ flatscreen TV, and all went out to lunch afterwards. Before leaving for lunch, my father took off his watch, and left it on the kitchen counter. Upon returning from lunch, I came to find that my TV and my father’s watch were both gone. The so called "security cameras" were no help... as no one even known how to use them, so if you're finding a place to rob, look no further, the security is non-exsistant and they might as well just throw away the cameras.


Marie, the property manager, is extremely difficult to deal with. She has to be one of the worst things about his building. I have had many conversations with her that have turned into arguments due to her incompetence with basic “customer service.” She is the SLOWEST person often taking her an excessive amount of time to perform any task. She is inconsiderate, argumentative and unhelpful in almost all situations.


For an apartment that is designed to cater to college students, you would think that they would AT LEAST provide high-speed internet. The internet here BARELY works. I lived with 3 other roommates and it was impossible for us to use the internet at the same time, causing at least two of us to use our personal hotspot through our phones just to load a podcast from class. The description for Midvale Apartments claim that they provide “high-speed internet,” which is completely false.


On top of the ridiculously high price to SHARE a room, there were constant issues with the plumbing, causing the water to be shut off, for about 5 hours, at least once a month.

I honestly can't say anything good about this complex and would advise anyone seeking an apartment complex to keep looking and the owners on Midvale Plaza to improve their facilities and hire new management. Lee mas