Mary Ann Apartments 500 Bloomfield Avenue, Caldwell, NJ 07006

"MarryAnn Apartments is the first apartment me and my now fiancée moved into together. Darriet and Jamie have been nothing but good to us. We started in a 1 bedroom and when our daughter was born we were able to transfer to a 2 bedroom. The rent is a little High unfortunately but the neighborhood is great and I wouldn’t change it. 5 stars in my Book. Thank you for giving us our first home"

"I completely fell in love with my apartment! I've found it to be clean, spacious, and convenient to all of the restaurants and shops in town. The staff has been extremely responsive and helpful through out the process of finding my apartment and getting acclimated. Thank you for everything!"

"I have been living here for over 20 years. My kids grew up here. It's location is perfect for the school systems as well as shopping and bus route. There are many local businesses as well as a park within walking distance. Any issues are taken care of in a reasonable amount of time. The property manager as well as the superintendent are located on site. I have enjoyed living here and now I get to enjoy my grandchildren coming to visit."

"Not very spacious. Over priced and barely any parking. The superintendent showed us the available apartments. I ask about parking and one of the neighbors told us if the parking lot is filled we could park at the middle school. At your own risk technically you can park at the middle school and would have to move your car at 6am into the street or apartment parking lot if any spaces open up. The bigger parking lot shares a space with a car wash. For $2,000+ I rather live somewhere else with easier parking."

"Over priced and lacking parking spaces. Over priced apartments. In 2019 a one bedroom was $1550 now a one bedroom is $1900 to $2100 a month for new tenants. They falsely upon moving in say you can have up to two car in their “spacious” parking lots, after 4pm the two lots are filled up and you have to park in the streets. Street parking isn’t allowed from 2am to 6am every night. You’re “allowed” to park overnight at the middle school across the street at your own risk. Very misleading an unprofessional. I only had one car and struggled having a spot. I don’t know why they don’t assign one parking space per apartment unit; it would make living here much better. Also one of their parking lots, the biggest one, is a shared parking lot with a Car Wash next door. The Car Wash’s vacuum machines are in the apartment’s parking area and is an annoyance. Older tenants who lived at the complex for over 10+ years also brag about their cheaper rent while you struggle to pay twice of thrice the amount for the same apartments. The complex also has hard water and they are constantly adding water softeners to their waters. Plus the entire town’s water supply is exposed to PFAS, a “forever chemical”. The laundry room floods easily and several machines are broken and hasn’t been replaced despite always being malfunctioning. There is no insulation in the attic and during the summers it’s really hard to keep your unit cold if you live on the second floor. During the winters months (October to May 15th) the heating system is unbearably hot whenever it’s warmer than 40° outside. Even if you turn the heat down all the way, you’ll be opening windows daily to cool down your unit. The only plus side about the complex is the superintendent and his crew who promptly fix any repair issue you make encounter, they’re really world class at their jobs. Management is terrible and do not care much about you nor their “rules”. They have limited parking garages for $100 a month, which are all claimed by previous tenants with a “waiting list” that never becomes available. The parking garages are for cars only, yet several of them are being used for storing tenants personal property. One garage been turning into a gym for one tenant. With limited parking spaces available for others; management should really enforce the rules and eviction tenants from renting a garage that isn’t being used for their car. Some of these tenants even have the nerves to use up a parking lot space while hoarding a garage from others. There are better places to move into than this place."