Limelight at Sixteenth

This is one of the best buildings downtown Omaha! With some of the best staff around, The Limelight easily stands out from its competition. Centrally located to all the great stuff that Omaha has to offer, you'd hardly ever have to leave the area for a night of fun. We have loved our unit since day one, and have not encountered issues. I would recommend this place to anyone looking to live somewhere modern, with an authentic feel to it!

I've lived here for five months now. My time here has been wonderful. Jesse has been amazing. I'm always worried about an apartment's management team, but they all have been great. Maintenance is convenient and easy to schedule online and all my work orders have been completed within two days. The emergency maintenance team took about an hour to arrive once scheduled to replace a battery in the smoke detector, he stayed to ensure the issue was fixed too. The cost is not terrible, there are... definitely cheaper places to live that are not downtown, but I like to think I'm paying more for quality management. The best part since I am in the military is the quiet hours. Noise has never been an issue. Lee mas

When I first moved in, the management team was amazing but in the year I have been here, management has switched three times. No one has compared to the original group and when a company can't retain good employees, it says a lot about them. My building is considered "luxury living" and although residents pay the luxury living price tag, there are no luxuries...well, we have a coffee machine and when they maintain it, it's a nice perk! There are few things worse though than walking out for your... morning cup of Jo though and the machine it out of service...which happens all too often! My place is nice and a decent location but there is NO sound barrier between units. When my neighbors are talking in a normal tone, I can hear every word. It's an old building that's been remodeled and despite being "new" construction, the windows are breezy and the insulation is poor. My electric bill in the winter for a small one bedroom is well over $200 every month. Our building has alley access where a lot a sketchy people hang out and there's subsidized housing across the alley, which also produces some questionable characters. Lee mas