Maple Pointe Apartments Costs & Pricing
Maple Pointe Apartments offers a competitive monthly rent for one-bedroom units at $861, providing a compelling choice for renters compared to the broader market in Cook County and the state of Illinois. In contrast, average costs in Cook County reach approximately $3,256 per month for similar accommodations, while the state average escalates to around $3,527. This significant disparity highlights Maple Pointe as an attractive option for those seeking affordable housing without compromising on quality or location. Renting at Maple Pointe not only alleviates financial pressure but also allows residents to enjoy a well-maintained living environment in proximity to various amenities and services.
| Floor plans | Maple Pointe Apartments | Cook County | Illinois |
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| 1 Bedroom | $861 | $3,256 | $3,527 |
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Overall Review of Maple Pointe Apartments
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7 reviews mention this
Security is a mixed experience
Security staff draw both praise and frustration from residents.
Some residents describe security at the building as courteous and helpful, and multiple reviews specifically mention security guards being terrific or responsive. A few residents also say the setup has changed from prior stricter practices, and several raise concerns that there needs to be more security. Others describe situations where they felt unsafe enough to call for help or contact police. At the same time, the lobby and building access are sometimes described in positive terms.
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5 reviews mention this
Pet policy is present, but disputes persist
Pets are allowed, but residents report recurring problems.
Residents confirm the building allows pets and several describe it as pet-friendly. Other reviews describe dogs behaving in ways that create cleanup, noise, or safety concerns, including reports of feces and urine in shared spaces and in the garden. There are also concerns about dog management and limits, with some residents saying enforcement has slipped over time. Overall, reviews show pet ownership is common at the property, but experience varies widely by resident.
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7 reviews mention this
Maintenance and elevators divide opinions
Elevators and upkeep are described inconsistently across reviews.
Some residents report maintenance and management respond quickly when issues come up, and they mention ongoing improvements like replacing elevators. Other residents describe elevators that break down, including instances of getting stuck, along with complaints about postponed repairs and damaged common areas or unit details. Multiple reviews also criticize the building’s age and condition, including mentions of outdated features and cleanliness problems. In short, residents don’t agree on whether fixes keep pace with the problems that show up.
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5 reviews mention this
On-site options are limited
The community offers activities, but fitness amenities are limited.
Several residents mention activities and community spaces, including items like a community room and organized events such as bingo or tenant meetings. Others point out that available exercise facilities are small or even missing, with one review stating there is no fitness center. There are also mentions of a workout-related setup and health instruction at certain times, which suggests the experience may depend on expectations or what’s available during a given period. Overall, reviews agree there are some activities on-site, but fitness-focused amenities are not robust.
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5 reviews mention this
Value depends on the resident
Pricing can feel like a value—or a strain—depending on eligibility.
Some residents describe affordability benefits, including reduced rent tied to program or subsidy situations, and they frame the rent as part of why they chose to stay. Others say the rent is too high for them or that their funding dried up, which made moving or staying difficult. This split matches what residents mention about eligibility and policy changes over time. The listing price sits well below county and state reference points for the 1-bedroom category provided.
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2 reviews mention this
Transit and daily errands are nearby
Residents mention convenient nearby access for getting around and running errands.
A couple of reviews highlight the area in terms of convenience, including mentions that the building is in a transit-accessible location. For day-to-day needs, nearby options include pharmacies like CVS and Walgreens, plus common dining and coffee spots. Several transit hubs are also close by, supporting the idea that residents can get around without relying solely on a car.
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Active Adult Communities (55+)
Cats allowed
Dogs allowed
Activities off-site
Bath tubs
Devotional services off-site
Indoor common areas
Outdoor common areas
Wheelchair accessible showers
Chicago Midway (10 miles away)
Chicago 
Very affordable 1-bedroom at $1,302/mo with a pet-friendly policy and abundant nearby amenities (cafes, parks, hospitals, restaurants, transit).
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