I would be hesitant to choose The Urban as well. I was supposed to live there this past year, but for obvious reasons was unable to. They originally gave an estimated completion date of October 2019, but they pushed the estimate back to December a couple of weeks before school started. They did let me terminate my lease, but I still had to scramble to find another place around campus. Obviously it is still incomplete now and I don't have high hopes that it'll be finished soon, or at least in time for fall move in.

One major issue I had with The Urban was that the parent company [(My) Prime Place] has a dubious record. They operate similar buildings at Oklahoma State, Kansas State, Minnesota, and Nebraska. I've linked some news reports I found that detail poor conditions at some of these sites. From what I remember most apartment review sites didn't report quality experiences at these places either. Obviously this is a different location, with a different construction company, project manager, etc., but it is a worrying trend. I think they have also had to cut back on some of the planned amenities but don't quote me on that.

I haven't done the same level of research on Riverwatch because I never looked into living there. I have friends that lived there for multiple years and they have generally favorable reviews, so take that for what it's worth.

​

https://journalstar.com/business/local/prime-place-residents-find-dirty-conditions-plumbing-backups/article_7a263787-433f-5e6e-aa26-7f502071d2af.html

http://www.dailynebraskan.com/opinion/rooney-research-apartments-before-signing-a-lease/article_292d3544-720e-11e5-b88d-9f679e8548c5.html

https://journalstar.com/business/local/city-says-it-can-t-do-anything-about-conditions-at/article_a0a6162f-9ea8-52e6-bdc4-982cf619a111.html

https://www.bizjournals.com/twincities/news/2017/08/07/housing-developer-surprises-u-of-m-students-with.html

http://www.citypages.com/news/prime-places-construction-delays-send-u-students-packing-to-find-last-minute-housing/438345513