Hunter Bloomington is horrible management company that does not have your best interests in mind as a tenant. Take every amenity listed with a grain of salt.

Have not lived there in over a year, had to fight to stop getting emails and access to an apartment portal I no longer live at, still get emails from them and just got a past due notice despite not living at any associated properties for over a year. Watched people get arrested there had multiple bikes stolen and car breakins are frequent not a good place do not live here

The website that shows the move in checklist was easy to navigate and very user friendly. I do wish we got to tour the property and initian communication was better. they were understaffed and replies were very slow and we couldnt get a time to tour.

Do NOT and I mean do NOT rent from Hoosier Court. I picked this complex because of its proximity to the stadium and it has cheap rent. However, a year after moving out and I have never gotten my deposit back even though it was left in good condition. I called weekly for months only to be told, “It should be ready next week.” After a couple months of weekly calls, my calls were ignored all together. I’ve never had a bad leasing experience outside of Hoosier Court. Again, DO NOT MAKE THE SAME MISTAKE I DID!!! Do NOT rent from here. The only good thing I have to say is that the maintenance people that come are wonderful human beings and fix the inevitable issues that come with the outdated apartments accordingly.

Just as a preface, I've lived in this complex going on 3 years and I'm in my second unit now. The first year, prior to the complex being sold to Hunter, management was very friendly, went the extra mile, and maintenance was great (we had a pipe burst the day after move in and they were there within 30 minutes to suck all water up and left dehumidifiers for over a week to make sure mold didn't spread), they even left notices whenever they came in to fix something. After new management purchased the property they dumped some money into visual improvements outside, but that was where the improvements stopped as far as I know. We were charged for improvements that were long overdue (namely carpet replacement) on move out. Our new unit had sections of carpet and kitchen flooring that needed fixed, was missing the handle to the dryer, window screens were warped, the carpet still smelled like dog, water leaked from one of the shower rains through the downstairs ceiling, and our sliding door handle was broken. Things that should have been addressed before residents move into a new unit. Maintenance is very hit or miss, sometimes know what they're doing sometimes definitely don't. New management also stopped asking residents to register for parking, and unknown cars will flood the complex at least once a week. On top of this over time I've noticed that the quality of neighbors has declined. Didn't have too many complaints in my first unit but from my new unit I constantly hear obnoxious people revving their engine down the main road or blasting music loud enough to hear 2 blocks away. Not to mention loud parties that sometimes last into the 3 or 4 am range. Neighbors also let dogs roam without leashes, leave trash on the ground, etc. The apartments are alright for the price, but management needs to get it together.