Rise

This place was fine, you get what you paid for. Make sure to carefully look at the floorplan for your room, mine was *small*, like *cannot fit EITHER a desk or a bed* small. That's mostly due to my floorplan though, other people had better rooms. The lock was a bit finicky but worked fine, the trash room often piled up, and the internet was quite bad. Those were all minor annoyances though, I have no major complaints. The location near Roosevelt station was *awesome*, and the building is close enough to groceries and restaurants. The rooftop terrace is great, and I liked the little gym up there; great views. Overall, I'd say it's a decent place if you're on a tight budget.

I am posting anonymously but here is the rundown: 5 stars for: Management and maintenance! If you need to contact either of them you get responded to quickly and they handle things very fast. Easy to work with and pretty easy going. 2 stars for tenants/dirtiness: the floor I lived on had the dirtiest, loudest and rudest neighbors (dogs included...barking and whining at all hours non-stop) a neighbor who constantly slammed their door so loudly and angrily when at home that it was almost impossible to relax. One of the elevators was peed in by a dog often. And the floors and building were not ever clean despite a cleaning lady coming through on Tuesdays. All this results in 3 stars. If you need a place to stay at (not live) then this is a spot to consider as it is close to the Roosevelt Light rail, a few buses and Whole Foods and Safeway.

I don’t normally leave reviews however working with Jeremiah was such a great experience. While here at The Rise he was patient, understanding and answered any questions I had about living here. It was important for me to feel comfortable and safe in my home and Jeremiah made sure of it. I’d greatly consider renting from him again.

Update: they refunded my security deposit and didn't charge anything for the move out. Decent studios. But cleanliness is a major issue. I saw an unemptied drink cup in the gym that wasn't removed/cleaned for over a month. A broken treadmill in the gym was fixed after about 5 months. The on site management is nice and helpful. However, there's not much they can do. The higher management doesn't care and your problems will never be resolved. I barely stayed in the apartment during my 10 month lease. Never cooked anything. Didn't drill any holes in the walls. And I still got a my security deposit deducted on move out.

After having lived in this building for a year, I wanted to take a moment to express my sincere appreciation for Ruslana and Mitch, and all the hard work and dedication put into managing this apartment building. Their responsiveness to any safety concerns, the seamless leasing process, prompt handling of maintenance requests, and willingness to go the extra mile truly made a difference. This building offers efficient and innovative studio apartments, for those looking to leave a smaller footprint- with breathtaking views of Green Lake and city skyline. The building’s amenities, including a lounge, gym, and rooftop deck, are also super convenient to have! With a walk score of 88 and easy access to transit, it’s a walker’s paradise. If you’re looking for a trendy, well-located community, Rise on 67th is a great choice! Highly recommended! 🌆

Can’t wait to move out of here. Honestly ending my lease here is the best decision I’ve made since moving to Seattle two years ago. Staff is cold, unfriendly, condescending, and unavailable majority of the time. If you need something fixed don’t count on them to respond right away, if at all. I went two weeks without being able To lock my door since the pin pad died, and the toilet paper holder has been consistently broken since I moved in. Won’t be shocked if they charge me to fix it either. Honestly save your money and move into a comparably priced but much larger studio apartment or 1 bedroom at another property. This place isn’t worth the money.

I love my cozy studio, the rooftop, great location, and easy communication with management! The handful of issues I've had have all gotten resolved quickly. Bus lines nearby are great, but I can see parking being tough. I apartment-shopped all around the neighborhood during COVID summer and this was the best deal I could find -- washer/dryer in unit, medium-sized fridge, rooftop, gym, & partial utilities included in the rent. And a 15 min walk from Green Lake :)

Benisha is super helpful and friendly!! Communication with staff is great and any issues I ever had got resolved very quickly and professionally. This building is in a GREAT location for north Seattle. Technically, you're in Roosevelt but you are also literally steps away from Green Lake shops and restaurants. You get the best of both worlds! I-5 is super accessible with on ramps just around the corner. Will admit that parking is a bit tough in the area, especially with the construction. You may have to park a couple blocks away on occasion. But overall, it could be worse and isn't too big of a deal. I lived here for 18 months and it seemed to be a pretty quiet building. Never heard my neighbors much and not a ton of noise/activity going on in or around the building. Living here felt very peaceful and cozy. I highly recommend these studios!!!