Park Heights

"Told I could get a place and than told i wasnt approved,Very poor management"

"If I could give them negative stars I would. This is an unsafe building for senior citizens especially! The house keeper has been given a master key by the maintenance guy and he is going into people's apartments taking anything he wants. We have complained to management and corporate and have been told that no one has a key to the units. This is scary and very sad. Please don't rent from these people, especially if you are a senior."

"The management at Park Heights does a great job running the property. The review below (by Lisette Garcia) seems to be for a different property since Park Heights doesn't have 2 BR apartments, is subsidized housing for seniors and does not have basement apartments. I'm sharing a few pictures of the building for reference."

"An apartment became available just as I needed a place so I decided to have a look. The location and nice residents I met during my tour were the only positive features. The apartment shown to me had a beaten up doorframe, serious water damage in the ceiling, and a broken shower door, despite being billed as “completely redone.” It was also halfway buried in the ground so it is dark like a basement apartment and not a ground-level unit as it was described. I should have known this apartment would be a miss since the property manager and owner were each less than professional in setting the appointment. The owner, who gave the tour himself, seemed very focused on having me apply for tenancy first and then decide to take possession if all of the many problems in the apartment I observed had been resolved to my satisfaction. When I politely suggested that this might be putting the cart before the horse, he ended the tour abruptly, calling me combative. Bottom line, it could be such a gem but it is not. Stay away or, if you must take it due to location and safety, I wouldn’t pay more than $850 for the two-bedroom quasi-basement apartment I was shown. Good luck!"