Carmel Center

I lived at Carmel Center Apartments for 3+ years, and it was absolutely wonderful until November 2023 when The Connor Group bought the property. Once the new owners had taken over, we experienced: multiple issues with the rent and billing (being charged multiple times, switching billing services multiple times), maintenance work taking about a month to complete, trash piling up around the dumpster on multiple occasions, large pieces of trash littered around the grounds, and small things like the... latch on the dumpster door going unfixed for weeks. At one point they started opting people into Spectrum packages without any say otherwise. When I moved out, they continued to charge me for internet/cable, stating it was part of my lease (which it was not). I absolutely do not recommend living at Carmel Center Apartments anymore due to the new ownership. We moved out and are very happy to never have to deal with The Connor Group again. Lee mas

Used to be a great place to live, however, the new owners (connorgroup) have ruined it. They raised the cost of rent by $400 over the previous year. The communication was the worst part however, easily the worst communication from any apartment complex I have ever lived at. They forced an internet provider on me halfway through my lease and then forced me to pay for the service after we disconnected. When I went in to dispute it, they told me they would remove the charge. However, we got an... email a few days later saying they would not honor that agreement. Another time, they decided to paint the exterior of the complex but provided no warnings to residents on which buildings they would be painting and when. Instead, tarps were thrown over cars parked outside without their owners consent. Finally, they provided me with no move out guidelines or procedures when I luckily got out of there. In fact they never responded to my 60 day notice email. I strongly urge those looking to live here to choose somewhere else. There are other nice apartments in Carmel that care about their residents. Lee mas

I lived at Carmel Center for a few years and recently moved. I wanted to give a little time before writing a review to see how living other places are.

When I first moved to Carmel Center it was great, the staff was communicative and the grounds we well kept. I did have several issues that I felt were not given propter attention that really made my first year stressful including heat not working, washing machines leaking, pests, and loud dogs.

Over the last year the grounds and common areas... have not properly maintained and the staff is not helpful. There is no fob to get into the main build, so people who don't live there can come and go. This is especially stressful as Carmel is growing and there are more events in this area. The do not enforce any of the rules they try to put in place. People park anywhere they want at night - in the middle of the road even and the office does not care. People let their dogs use the bathroom wherever they want, including sidewalks and inside buildings and again the staff does nothing to enforce rules.

They make you pay for vallet trash but it seems the trash company picks and chooses when they want to come and take your trash. Carmel Center is so wishy washy about the rules.

If you pay for a month storage locker, be careful because they let anyone store whatever they want outside those lockers, when you report it, because you're paying for a storage locker, again nothing happens.

The walls are really thin and you constantly hear your neighbors but I think that comes with any apartment.

All in all, the location is great but Carmel is building up so much there are tons of other great options of places to live in Carmel that are less expensive and better managed. Lee mas

Thin walls, ancient appliances, drafty windows, barking dogs from all directions, constant construction, inability to use amenities that you're paying for, etc. Don't let the fancy new leasing office fool you. Once you're here, you'll realize this is just a typical cheaply built apartment property that charges premium prices. That's the truth. Not recommended.

Thin walls, ancient appliances, drafty windows, barking dogs from all directions, constant construction, inability to use amenities that you're paying for, etc. Don't let the fancy new leasing office fool you. Once you're here, you'll realize this is just a typical cheaply built apartment property that charges premium prices. That's the truth. Not recommended.