Lofts At The Drew

Anonymous 

on Google

a year ago

I am, in fact, an old hippie. So of course I fell madly in love with these apts. I've lived here in Mesa since 1979 and I ve seen many changes in downtown culture, witnessed it's many struggles. It's finally and officially cool, maybe even a 'hot spot'. Not because of the hi-rises...because of the Lofts on Drew, it's neighbor the Nile and the many boutique eateries and shops that have taken root. I used to eat lunch, a blue plate special $1.99 at the old Rexall drugstore cafe just down the street, sadly gone now. Every time ... read more

Grannie Cats 

on Google

a year ago

I am, in fact, an old hippie. So of course I fell madly in love with these apts. I've lived here in Mesa since 1979 and I ve seen many changes in downtown culture, witnessed it's many struggles. It's finally and officially cool, maybe even a 'hot spot'. Not because of the hi-rises...because of the Lofts on Drew, it's neighbor the Nile and the many boutique eateries and shops that have taken root. I used to eat lunch, a blue plate special $1.99 at the old Rexall drugstore cafe just down the street, sadly gone now. Every time ... read more

BeeWize 

on Google

3 years ago

Went to look at apt#1. There were no photos online. Given security a code for "gated" entrance from the Drews office via telephone call.. coming up the steep stairs to the hallway, the window to the roof Was unlocked and there was no way to secure it from the inside. . Unit #1 had no deadbolt no peep hole. The windowsill air-conditioner was blowing dust and there was pigeon feathers on the floor. We looked out the window and there was all kinds of bird droppings on the outer windowsill as well as the top of the air condition... read more

Bobby B 

on Google

6 years ago

These apartments are tiny. If you like the feeling of living in an historic walk up this is as close as you can get in Mesa. There are a few pros and cons. PROS: Utilities are included in the cost of rent. It requires a key fob to get into the building so it adds a little security. You live in a decent location. "Downtown" Mesa is very quiet in comparison and thats a pro if you like sleep. CONS: These apartments are TINY, studios are around 430 sq/ft and the 1 bedrooms have the same floor plan but an extra foot or two in wid... read more