University Pointe At College Station
Portland, OR 97201, USA · 3.6 (345 Google reviews)
About this residence
University Pointe At College Station provides 2-bedroom and studio options in Portland, United States. Listed rates range between $599 and $1,919 per month, varying with room type and contract. It holds a 3.6★ Google rating across 345 published reviews. The operator highlights parking, gym, laundry_facility. Minimum stays start at 1 months. Figures are indicative — confirm current pricing and terms with the operator before signing.
What residents say
They don’t supply physical keys, and if you get locked out they’ll charge you $100 to get back in. The bluetooth key is through an app that bugs out constantly, sometimes doors to the building won’t unlock. The elevators almost always have some sort of issue. 2/3 of them flooded last month. They make weird noises often
I had previously left a negative review, but I am happy to report that UP has made the necessary changes! Biggest issues were trash build up and laundry machines not working. The trash is being removed more often and residents who don’t put trash in the chute are being properly dealt with, same goes for the crap undern
Took a tour here a few days ago, and the tour guide was super friendly, and the rest of the staff was as well. The units look very well kept, and our tour guide Everett answered all of our concerns/questions we had about University Pointe. Definitely look forward to moving into University Pointe next fall.
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