200 East Avenue Apartments

"I stayed at the property in the early 2010s for about five years, in two different apartments. The location is unbeatable. Jeff, the then manager, took great care of the property."

"Great location with parking. Felt safe living here for two years and thoroughly enjoyed it. Maintenance is very kind and helpful. Leasing manager (Andrea) is very sweet and easy to get ahold of. Apartments are spacious and no issues. Would recommend."

"Poorly managed. The property manager agreed on waiving an extra fee just to get us to apply and make us happy. So we apply and they run our credit and we get approved but when we go to sign the lease and want the waived fee in writing they say they can’t do it anymore. Not how you do business at all and not ethical!"

"I visited my friend at the 200 East Avenue Apartments for dinner. It's a gated community and my friend let me in to park inside of the apartment complex. There wasn't a signage at the parking lot indicating whether it's for resident parking or visitor parking. So I just parked in front of my friends' townhouse. Then the management company directly towed my car. I found that my car was gone around 9:45pm and called the management company to ask where to get my car. The guy who answered the phone was really rude and condescending. He didn't answer my question on where my car was but instead giving me a 15 minutes lecture on how I violated their residents' rights. I tried to stop his "lecture" but he just kept on going. Also, he added that "you'd better to get your car quick. It's $250 per day." At the time he finally let us know where the towing company is, it was already past 10pm. Guess what? The towing company closes at 10pm! It was an infuriating experience. Update: My friend and I visited the leasing office to inquire about the parking rules. Michelle couldn't explain the rules consistently. When we asked for more information on parking, she accused of us "harassing" her. Also, the management seems very poor and inconsistent. My friend was initially assigned to the parking spot #18. Then the leasing office assigned #18 to another resident without any notice.""

"Horrible horrible horrible experience. My daughter applied for apartment, gave a deposit, was denied, and now they are giving her the run around. No one has $611 to just give your company. The receptionist does not know her job well. Common sense tells anyone that until approved for the apartment you should not fill out the money order. You guys just gave her back the money order with your company's name on it. How is she going to cash that? Very unprofessional and this is supposed to be a state program"