This apartment's leasing team has gone above and beyond. I just moved in this last weekend and they…read moreoffered their services as well as having their maintenance manager help me! The apartment was extremely clean when I moved in, with the leasing team even adding a sort of welcome home goodie bag with all the essentials to get you through until all over your stuff is unpacked! Nothing but good things to say about Tia and Z!

We've stayed at Island Square for 1 year. 2 years after moving out I received an email from…read morecollection agencies about 70$ payment for some utilities, I never received any email about it from island Square before. The billing office of the complex never responded to my request to resend me the copy of the email, they never sent it earlier, just simply decided to waste my credit record ! The entire year we didn't have access to the pool, it was on construction, access to common guest house was open for 3- 4 months before that went on construction. Our apartment was facing the streets, therefore it was very noisy. We had 2 incidents of water coming out from the kitchen sync and had to deal with it in the middle of the night ourselves since we couldn't reach any maintenance people at night. I'm very relieved to not live there any more.

I've been helping a friend search for an apartment, and working with Myra has been an absolute…read moredream! She is incredibly knowledgeable, patient, and truly goes above and beyond to make the process seamless and stress-free. From the moment we met her, she made us feel heard and understood, taking the time to learn exactly what we were looking for. What really sets her apart is her genuine care and passion for what she does. she wants to make sure her clients find a place they can truly call home. If you're looking for a leasing agent who's kind, efficient, and an all-around superstar, look no further than Myra. I can't recommend her enough!

Fantastic community. I've lived here for 4+ years and did not once think of moving anywhere else…read morewhile in WA. The location is prime and walkable to the rail, grocery stores, shopping, etc. Amy, Maya, and the team are extremely friendly and super responsive to any questions or concerns; They put the needs and feedback of the community in mind with all the things they do-- From planning social events to enhancing the package delivery experience. I would totally come back to Metro 112 in a heartbeat if I return to WA :)

I've lived on the property for several years so I guess it's time to push out a review! Why have I…read morestayed? Why do people keep going back to Disney? It's the employees! I'm serious, the office and maintenance staff people are awesome! The 3 office young ladies (40's isn't old) are very nice and smile. They always try to assist if you have an issue and even listen to your complaints when you know they can't do anything about it. At least I feel better after bringing something up. I really appreciate their work in organizing and keeping our packages safe, taking on inconsiderate residents, and coming up with resident events. The maintenance guys are awesome too! Kevin will be missed but Jay has stepped up and has taken over as the person who never stops moving! I'm very impressed about how much these guys are able to accomplish in a single day. They are always running around knocking stuff out. Again, they're always friendly and smiling. They are all just good people to be around. Ok, ok, there has to be something that you don't like right? Absolutely! If I owned the property, I would have made different decisions on where to spend my budget. It's not just about the facade of the building but the internal workings that also matter. That's if you want to keep people paying a premium to live here. It has to be cheaper to keep a resident than to flip the unit. It's advertised as a luxury apt complex so it should deliver. Where do I start? They spent a lot of money on the A/C units but the hallways are still hotter than they were with the old system. Fix the hallways and tint the hallway windows. It's normally 90 degrees with the A/C on! It's terrible. I'm sweating by the time I get down to my car. We have the slowest elevators that I have ever used in my entire life. They are terrible. Plus 1 door is rubbing pretty bad. Instead of fixing them, we received new low-light, light fixtures in all of the hallways. They had to go back and install recessed lighting due to how dark it was. The new mirrors in the elevators remind me of Las Vegas and they are still terrible. The NE corner emergency stairwell of the open/upper parking garage doesn't lock so you'll find a transient living at the top of the stairwell every couple of weeks. It needs to be secured or another door added so people can't go up the stairwell. The worst is the EV parking. I don't think the electrician did a very good job. There are only 3 spots left. I believe 2 of the spots are on the same breaker so if a non-Tesla vehicle tries to charge, it throws the breaker. Oh yeah, they 100% need to install wifi in the garages. We can't update our vehicles. Hey, it's the new EV world order. Here's a funny one. There's a cool looking bridge with what appears to be a roof for residents to use that connects the 2 buildings. It just looks like a roof but there's no roof! The beams were never covered so you'll be wet when you're trying to cross. The pool has been leaking into the parking garage for over a year so we're out 2 parking spaces. The waterfall feature for the hot tub no longer works so we've missed out on that for several months. The noise would drown out some of the noise created by people at the pool. Something else that I don't like about the property are the junk charges. For instance, you receive an electric bill for your unit then you receive another electric bill from the property for the property! That means the renters are paying for the common areas by being forced to split up the electric for the hallway lights, hallway A/C that doesn't work, the pool, EV charging, etc. My monthly common area bill has steadily increased. I'm paying the highest rent in the area. You guys pay your own electric bill. The parking is definitely the highest I've had to pay at $150 a spot. Honestly, if it wasn't for the staff, I would have bought a place on M.I. or in Bellevue already. 5 Stars for the staff and 3 for the owners.

This place is amazing! Everything about it has been hands down top notch. My maintenance issues are…read morealways handled promptly and professionally by the most friendly maintenance crew. The front office people are always helpful and cheerful. I have lived here since 2018 and have never been so happy living anywhere. Celina

The leasing agents at this place (the Hadley) on April 2nd called the police on a black man just…read morefor sitting in the lobby. the black man was not talking to anyone and did nothing to deserve a confrontation with the overpaid and bored Mercer Island cops. I've seen several people whites and Asians sitting in the lobby for hours appearing to be sleeping. racism on (mercer Island).? probably not the biggest surprise in the world. The discrimination, lack of commo empathy and the violation of civil rights is concern if you're a minority thinking to move to the Hadley. The apartments are pretty basic inside anyway (no wow factor at all). With pretentious neighbors and racist/ignorant staff constantly in Karen mode it's safe to say you would deeply regret making this place your home. beware, you have now been warned.

I wasn't going to write a bad review-. However want this to go straight to the owner of the Hadley…read morethrough CONAM management. After a few months living at the Hadley my car in a secured area was broken into. They smashed the window and I ended up getting the phone call on vacation. Instead of questioning how this happened, I was told by Megan.. "You shouldn't leave anything of value in your car". Which I hadn't and had to pay for the deductible of the car window $500. So the management knew there could potentially be security issues. Yet instead of getting cameras for the parking garage and storage- they get a camera to watch the trash to see if anyone abandons a mattress at the trash area. Upon moving out I went down to my storage to see how many boxes I had (keep in mind this is only an area you can access with a key fob) I realized my locked unit that I paid for each month was broken into, and all the storage units had been pried open with a crowbar. I had over $1500 of tools in the unit and ended up only getting $400 with my renters insurance. Renters insurance depreciates your items and charges a deductible. I called ConAm and was told they don't want to install cameras because it is too expensive. In opening a box of my summers clothes it looks as if they also took all my nice dresses and expensive shoes. I did not notice this until now. Completely pissed at CONAM. The 1%er owner doesn't give a shit if all your clothes, tool were stolen or your car was broken into. There is another person whose apartment was broken into- please see yelp reviews. With photos! Yet the owner of the building refuses to do anything. I have contacted a lawyer this is the only way the owner will give a shit! Please message me if you also have be a victim of crime at the Hadley.

I've lived at Notch for about two years now and have had a wonderful time! The property manager and…read moreher staff are wonderful! My unit has hardly ever had any issues, and whenever I did have them maintenance fixed them almost same day or next day! The community itself is very quiet- and while there have been car break ins in the past- I don't particularly consider that a deal breaker. The easiest way to not have a vehicle vandalized/stolen from is simply to not leave anything in plain sight in the car. If I wasn't moving for work I would certainly extend another lease!

I've been enjoying my 2-plus years at the Notch Apartments very much. It is a very well-run…read morebuilding (even with some management turnovers), and is located in a nice, quiet setting (right next to Cougar Mt Regional Wildland Park. It is kept pretty clean inside and out, despite the large number of tenants, who are largely very nice and friendly, as is the management team.

Place is filthy. Elevators always broken. Exercise equipment in workout room not maintained…read more Several machines non functional. Common room Television has no internet access, just remove the TV. Difficult to talk with anyone or get answers to questions.

The location of Aviara is amazing. Walking distance to the light rail, two grocery stores, many…read morerestaurants and a farmers market. The office staff and maintenance are very responsive. Unlike most apartments they get back to you in a timely manner and actual fix any issue you have. Last but not least, the vibe of the residents; it's a very friendly/courteous community.

TLDR (but I suggest you read it): I don't recommend moving here. The only good thing about living…read morehere were the maintenance workers (they were super timely and kind). One of our major issues with Shorewood was their utter lack of communication. There were many times that vendors and/or the property management team would show up without proper notice. There were also times when we would receive proper notice, and then they either wouldn't show up or would show up after the date they gave us. For example, the first year we lived there, they did fire alarm testing without any warning/communication at all. Also during the first year we lived there, a flood occurred in our building and we had active construction in our unit/building for 6+ months, but they still raised our rent even when we brought it up with the property management team. Tangentially, during this time, the fire alarm system constantly went off, and it became so reoccurring that some people just stopped evacuating the building and waited in the ear splitting ringing for the fire fighters to reset the system. Going off of the above, some of the contracted vendors that they use are super unprofessional. Some examples of things that we experienced include vendors peeing in our bathroom when we actively have no water (we didn't necessarily care that they used our bathroom, you gotta go when you gotta go, it was the fact that they were there to fix things so that Shorewood could turn the water back on [i.e., they knew our water was off] and the fact there was pee on the toilet seat), leaving their trash in our apartment, and stabilizing the ladders that they're actively climbing on the glass of our window panes. There were also times that we didn't receive updates about when vendors would be working which lead to water being sprayed into our apartment as well as confusion over why there were random men climbing on our balcony. Lastly, I don't know if it was the grounds staff, maintenance, or the office staff, but they started to park their golf carts in front of building entrances more often and would only leave enough space for the door to open, not for people to leave quickly. So in order to actually exit the building, you'd have to open the door, move to let it close, wait for the door to close, and then you could leave by walking around the golf cart. When asked why they parked there, they said, "it's an emergency," but there were open parking spaces that wouldn't been a safety hazard right behind where they parked.

Community is nice. However, a bit of background I'm the caretaker of an individual that has…read morerecently fallen ill prompting us to have to move closer to the city and put that individual into an assisted living space. Being the caregiver and working a time consuming job in Seattle and the sole source of income for the family I went against my judgment and signed a lease sight unseen. I figured greystar is reputable it will be fine photos should be accurate. Huge mistake. The day came to get the keys I gave them the down payment and went to look at the unit. Absolute garbage. It smelled horribly of curry and in wood floors, failing laminate countertops and press board cabinets, that smell won't come out. I immediately went to ask for a different unit,l which theoretically would have been more expensive so I would assume better for them? I would have happily paid more. It was hilarious how quickly Shane changed gears. Within 15 minutes I had given a deposit and essentially got told to go F myself. I'd recommend a different property. I'm in the process of buying out of this lease. I don't even think I'll move in. Trusting a company is something you don't do in this day and age. I knew better. Nevertheless, run away or at least be very careful, it's easy to throw a few thousand dollars in the trash. Oops. All photos were pre-move in inspection. Trash all over, paint spattered on the floor and again the place is permeated with curry.

Excellent customer service, the property is always clean and the manager is so engaging. My…read moreapartment is beautiful and I am so thankful for the help I received when applying.

Notice how all the other reviews are from several years ago... There's a good reason they actually…read moregave good reviews. First few years were great (moved in 2016), managers were really nice. Shout out to Mimi, and then Schick, both were fantastic. But after they left things really went downhill. Management was just a lot more unresponsive, less helpful. Maintenance folks were good but of course they depend on management to relay tickets, so that was a problem. Turnover was a real problem as well - some just seemed clueless. The worst thing honestly was after we moved out. Manager was very lazy about how he handled the final inspection and refund of our deposit. I had provided him a new address to send it to and also had mail forwarding so that wasn't the issue, and of course he had my phone number and email address. I called but was simply told it'd be a couple of weeks. Still nothing so I email them multiple times, still nothing. So I just let it go. Fast forward a year and we receive a letter from a DEBT COLLECTOR (IQ Data Inc, a notoriously aggressive and unpleasant debt collector, look up reviews). Turns out the cleaning costs/final utilities cost more than the deposit - but the manager had failed to send a statement of charges, and worse, wouldn't even respond to my multiple attempts to follow up on our deposit/any charges. Instead he just let it go straight to collections... I asked if I could at least be refunded/reimbursed for the interest the debt collectors were charging on top of the original charges, a measly $27, but wouldn't even do this. Be warned, this is the sort of thing you may have to deal with after the move out. Not a rent paying resident anymore so they don't care I guess. There were also multiple break ins in the parking lot even during evenings when the garage doors should have been closed - seems they just left it open because it was easier e.g. for contractors. My car was broken in but nothing was stolen (don't leave valuables of course!), but a coworker who also lived there straight up had his car stolen. It might seem cheap for the location (still expensive of course, this is Bellevue), but it's for a reason. Updating my review since the new manager also broke their promise and ended up refusing to reimburse me.

I have lived here for three months and I really love the Meyden! Especially their whole…read moreteam(service team, leasing team, Manager MT, and New resident manager. ) Manager MT and anyone who working in the front door leasing office are super friendly and helpful. They are always ready to help you and solve your problem. I can feel they really care about your problems and want to make your stay comfortable and happy. I had a package showed delivered but actually the mail man did not delivered to my door or in the locker. Manager MT helped me, we looked every possible corner. Although we failed to find it, he suggests me to send him the proof of delivery and he will help me asking the mailman where the package is. I really appreciate his help for me, which makes me feel much better from the frustrations of finding a missing mail. Besides, their building is concrete so that it is always quiet. They have air conditioning and they have great places for BBQ, game, party. And they have a gym. I like their decorations in the lobby and hallways. They have a lot of lightning in the room so you may not need to buy several floor lamps. I love their kitchen island, which save me buying a dining table. There are 7-11 and CVS next to the Meyden; and a 5 mins walk to Safeway. So it is convenient! Also, the downtown park are great for walker, jogger, dogs; the beach park has a stunning view all season, and super fun water sport time in the summer. The Bellevue square could be a great shopping place. And the Bellevue art museum is about 10 mins walking. I love living here and I recommend to live at the Meyden.

I waited until my tenancy was fully completed, utilities were settled, my move-out refund was…read morereceived, and my account balance was verified at zero before posting this review. The Meyden has positives. The location is attractive, the property presents well visually, and some units offer beautiful views. Unfortunately, my actual living experience was deeply disappointing. A significant issue surfaced immediately after move-in involving my AC system and drain line. The problem required ongoing remediation efforts and frequent maintenance access throughout my tenancy. During certain periods, maintenance presence became a near-daily reality, and visit timing often felt inconsistent enough that I rarely knew when someone might arrive. During this process, I experienced multiple occasions where maintenance personnel were inside my apartment before I realized they had arrived. On one occasion, I awoke from a nap to find maintenance personnel in my unit. On another, I had just exited the shower and discovered maintenance personnel already present. Regardless of procedures surrounding access, the unpredictability and frequency of entry significantly affected my sense of privacy and comfort in my own home. I also experienced recurring drain/water odors, repeated notices, inspections, maintenance scheduling, and a general feeling of continual interruption rather than residential calm. Noise was another major factor in my experience. Environmental noise, surrounding activity, and sound transmission between units were all noticeable. Footsteps, pacing, dropped items, and neighboring activity were often clearly audible. One particularly difficult issue involved my piano. My piano was a major priority during my housing search, and I disclosed during touring, leasing, and move-in that I am a longtime pianist who plays frequently. At every stage, I was informed this would not be an issue provided I remained outside quiet hours. I followed those expectations. Despite this, I received repeated complaint communications regarding my playing. After discussing the matter directly, I learned the complaints originated from a single neighboring resident. I verified that I was not playing during quiet hours and obtained written confirmation that piano playing was permitted. Despite this, the situation escalated into direct confrontation from the neighbor before the matter was ultimately addressed. My move-out and lease closeout experiences were also difficult. After providing notice, coordinating logistics, and reserving an elevator, my midweek move-out during normal business hours changed unexpectedly due to an off-site staff meeting, requiring me to personally manage portions of the move-out process that I had not anticipated handling. Additionally, a prior rent accommodation related to the initial AC issue was effectively reversed during the early lease termination settlement, substantially increasing the financial burden of ending the lease. Attempts to negotiate a more flexible resolution were unsuccessful. Every renter will prioritize different things. Based on my experience, I would encourage prospective residents to carefully consider maintenance/access expectations, building noise sensitivity, operational processes, and lease flexibility when determining fit. I would not choose to live here again.