Cachetta in the leasing office gets five stars, She is the best and the major reason why we…read moreultimately chose constellation. Book your viewing appointment online, it's easiest; the leasing office faces the street that's blocked off (rear building)). Units brand new with construction underway. Large open areas, high ceilings and windows with natural light. Club room being built looks promising with garage door openings, will have TV and pool table. Nice location. Some with water views. Parking is limited though. Once the tenants fill it will be very tough. Street parking has a two hour limit during peak hours and slim pickings. Move-in was seamless. Cachetta thank you!

From the owner: All roads lead to luxury living at The Constellation on King apartment community. Located in the…read morecoastal city of Hampton, VA, The Constellation offers the perfect combination of luxury living and youthful flair. Our bold designs offer thoughtfully appointed one and two-bedroom apartment homes that boast sleek finishes, sun-soaked living spaces, spacious bedrooms, and beautiful bathrooms. The open concept living provides the perfect space to cook and entertain your guests. High-end kitchens boast stainless steel appliances, beautiful tile backsplashes, and stone countertops. Located in 'Virginia's city with soul', Hampton offers an authentic Chesapeake coastal experience. Call us today and reserve your time for a tour!

I love the renovated town house . They did awesome updating the homes with a modern look . I would…read morecheck the community out they even have a new clubhouse area .

This is a review edit and a perfect example of the value of reviews. An hour after posting this…read morewith a 1 star I got a call from the regional manager solving all my problems. Every one bar 1 has been pleasant and helpful keep up the good work!!

Obsessed with my apartment. And the leasing agents are so kind and helpful. Chelsie made my move…read morefrom out of town stress free and easy.

Do NOT trust most of the recent 5-star Google reviews of Pinnacle as they were reviewed by…read morevisitors, not actual tenants! This property is on a positive review spree right now to bury bad reviews. Even positive reviews on Yelp are more accurate as they are based on actual tenant experiences. Heed the 1 and 2-star reviews on Google and Yelp as warnings as they are entirely accurate and point out the exact same systemic issues. This place is only livable for a highly transient population (like military or students) who just need a temporary roof. It is absolutely not an ideal place to raise a family. Here is why: 1. Predatory Fees: This property treats tenants like ATMs, especially at move-out. When giving notice to vacate, the leasing office tells tenants that a "$275 Express Clean Move-Out Program" is mandatory. Something like this should be optional and take a look at the two photos I uploaded of this phony program. I uploaded two photos of this scheme. One form makes it look like it is mandatory while the other form makes it seem like it's optional. Just look at the fine print of the latter form that makes it seem optional: it completely contradicts itself. The top paragraph states the property takes responsibility for cleaning in exchange for the fee, but the very next section lists a mandatory checklist forcing the tenant to scrub the oven, fridge, microwave, bathrooms, and carpets anyway under threat of further deductions. They force a fee for a service they still demand you perform yourself. For service members who pay rent through RPP, they charge a monthly "no-deposit fee." This "no-deposit" fee was $34 when I was there and don't know how much it is now. I guess that fee is a way to claw back some of the RPP discount lol. Not even my military housing office housing specialist was able to fight this monthly fee after visiting Pinnacle in person. They also use the carpet as an excuse to milk money out of people. I was charged a bogus carpet fee on top of the $275 express cleaning fee at move-out despite having zero pets and vacuuming frequently. Ironically, when I first moved in, the apartment smelled like a wet dog and the hard floors were covered in pet fur from the previous tenant who was also heavily charged for the carpet (I used to know this guy and yes, I made note of the carpet on my move-in form). They charge everyone for fixes they never actually perform. Before moving out, I had seen a Google review of a former tenant who claimed to have been charged $1100 at moveout, so I guess this express moving fee plus the carpet cleaning fee I was charged was not so bad for Pinnacle's standards lol. Read the other recent Yelp reviews about what they do to military members, especially the other most recent review from Michelle G. If they have the audacity to treat military this way, imagine how badly they screw over civilians. Oh, and did I mention the mandatory $85/month internet fee? 2. Incompetent, Rude Management: It is nearly impossible to reach anyone at the leasing office by phone. The management company has changed 2 to 3 times in just a couple of years. Any courteous staff members who have worked at Pinnacle are the fake nice type, and they mostly left anyways. The only one left is a staff member named Sarah, who worked her way up from leasing specialist to manager despite being incredibly rude, unhelpful, and highly incompetent. Whenever inquiries are sent through the resident portal, she responds with completely irrelevant answers. If you ask her something she doesn't know, she glares and gets defensive. Many other reviewers across multiple sites have noted her complete lack of professionalism. 3. Poor Build Quality: The buildings have paper-thin walls, ceilings, and floors. Most of the time, neighbors are just doing normal things like walking around, watching TV, or listening to music, rather than intentionally being inconsiderate. If anyone in the building moves, it literally feels like an earthquake. 4. Boundary and Safety Issues: Maintenance has severe boundary problems. A maintenance worker entered my unit without my permission when NO request had been submitted, acting like it was no big deal. 5. Terrible Grounds Upkeep: The property is poorly maintained. Broken glass sat in the parking lot next to the dumpsters for several weeks, creating a hazard for tires and residents. The common grounds of the complex are only cleaned once a week, which is disgusting considering more than half the tenants have shedding dogs. FINAL THOUGHTS: Because HRA has a constant influx of transient military and students, this property knows they will always have a line of desperate people needing housing. They exploit this lack of market competition to milk residents, military or civilian. Again, do not trust the recent 5-star reviews on Google as they were reviewed by visitors. Who seriously reviews an apartment complex based on a tour, not the actual living experience? MAJOR RED FLAG there.

Yes. We can cut it down quite a bit without weakening your point. For a Google review, I'd focus on…read morethe most important facts: the rushed tour, the $95/month flooring charge, the balcony-door concern, having to ask to see amenities, and the contrast in customer service. My brother and I went to The Chapman to tour a three-bedroom apartment. We were informed that a three-bedroom was not available to tour; however, a two-bedroom was available, and we appreciated the opportunity to view that unit instead. The beginning of the experience was a little irritating. Our tour was confirmed for 10:00 AM, but when we arrived, we were left standing outside waiting to enter. Once inside, I provided my driver's license, and we began the tour. We viewed the available two-bedroom and asked several questions. We noticed the vinyl flooring and were informed that many units have carpet. We were also told that if we wanted vinyl flooring installed, it would be an additional $95 per month--not a one-time fee. This was important to us because our father is currently wheelchair-bound, so vinyl flooring would be necessary. We pretty much liked what we saw in the apartment, besides the Juliet balcony setup, where you can barely step outside. Vivian asked me not to open the balcony doors because they are very hard to close. I was taken aback by that because, as a potential resident, I need to know how the doors open and close and whether the apartment would be feasible for my family. My biggest disappointment was feeling rushed throughout the tour. We noticed the business center and outdoor deck area ourselves and had to stop and ask to see them. We also had to ask if we could see the fitness center, even though it was directly across from the leasing office. At the end, Vivian returned my ID and explained that she had another tour. I understand having another appointment, but tours should be spaced appropriately so potential residents have enough time to see the property, ask questions, and determine whether they want to make it their home. The contrast became even more noticeable when my brother and I visited The Commonwealth at York without even having a scheduled tour. Their staff were extremely kind and welcoming, showed us the property and amenities, and even asked whether we were comfortable riding on the buggy so they could take us to tour an available three-bedroom unit. We never felt rushed. That experience made the difference for us, and The Commonwealth at York is where we have decided we would like to move. The Chapman may be a good fit for someone else, but the experience with the leasing agent, Vivian, was not pleasant for us. When you are considering spending your money and making somewhere your home, customer service and how you are treated as a potential resident matter. Unfortunately, we did not feel welcomed or valued as potential residents, and because of that, we will not be spending our money there.

If you live here and have a Hyundai/kia, your car WILL BE BROKEN INTO AND STOLEN. Management does…read moreNOTHING to inform residents of this, they keep it quiet. I had my Hyundai in the parking lot for only THREE. DAYS. before it was stolen. I informed all other Hyundai owners I saw about this, and ALL OF THEM HAD THEIR CARS BROKEN INTO OR STOLEN. EVERY SINGLE ONE. WHAT? Management does NOT send out any emails about this warning residents. Here's my window on the ground of the parking lot, right where my car should be. I wouldn't have left a scathing review if they cared, but they truly do not.

I lived here for a year. The best thing about this apartment is that it is near the tunnel. My…read moreboyfriend (at the times) was at Langley and I was commuting to Virginia Beach, so the location was one of the best options for my commute without living in the Southside. The property is pretty new and the prices reflect that- we paid $1200/mo for a 1 bedroom and den and 1.5 bathrooms. That price is with a $300 concession. This apartment seemed to be mostly Hampton University students and military. Here are some of the problems I had with this apartment: 1. Parking is a pain. You get one spot and if you want another one, I think it's about $40/mo. So you have to park in the parking garage because there is a 2 hour limit on street parking from 8:00-6:00. Yes, they give tickets. 2. I think there were three managers in the one year that I lived here. I think the turnover is a bad sign. 3. I went on vacation for a week and they said that I could have a free parking spot while I was gone. They ended up towing my car because a new person moved in and the property person didn't check the parking list, where there was a note about my car. 4. The amenities are bare. No pool, tennis courts, etc. They have a little rinky dink gym and "business room" where there's a computer and printer. But the property is "green" so you have to provide your own paper. The property staff doesn't plan any fun events for the residents. 5. I don't know what was up with the washer, but we were constantly having problems with it. I guess it was problems with balancing the laundry and we had to make a maintenance request several times about this. 6. Residents weren't respectful of the facilities. I would see trash all the time in the elevator, on the stairs, etc. On the bright side, the maintenance guy is really nice :)

A very nice appartment complex. Safe, affordable, staff is very nice and helpful. I would recommend…read moreliving here. I'm glad I moved to this appartment.

Great apartment clean area, quiet neighborhood super friendly staff would highly recommend living…read morehere Only reason they are getting two stars from me is was my move out issue, make sure you get something in writing on your final move out charges before you leave that place They told me they were going to replace my carpet upon moving out and then charged me 140 dollars any way claiming they "savaged" it Despite being told it was 5 years old and needed to be replaced anyway Being military I thought they would do right by me but now I'm gone and i can't do anything but take they "word" that my carpet wasn't replaced But yeah no other issues with this place would recommend !

Always have stuff going on, lovely green area, lots of cute dogs and nice tenants. Everyone leaves…read moreyou alone and you only hear from the front office if there's something important going on (which I like). They always warn you about changes or inspections by paper ahead of time. Love it here!

I've never felt compelled to write a review before, but my experience at this complex was…read moredisappointing enough that I felt I had no choice but to warn others. Being new to the military and this being me and my husband's first apartment outside of our home state, we were looking for something in our price range and up to our expectations regarding safety and comfort. Unfortunately, this complex failed on every level. The most disturbing experience was when my husband was robbed inside the gates of the property, right where residents are supposed to feel safe. We reported the incident immediately, and the response from management was shockingly dismissive. They claimed the security cameras weren't good enough to identify the person who robbed him, and that there was nothing they could do. Not only was this response unacceptable, it made it clear that resident safety is not a priority here. The gates might as well be for show, and any sense of security is purely an illusion. Beyond that, the complex is poorly maintained. The common areas like the elevators and halls are filthy , trash piles up regularly at the dumpsters, and there's a general lack of upkeep. I personally don't know the difference between water bugs and roaches because I've never had either but this apartment is infested with them. To make matters worse, management seems more focused on squeezing every penny out of residents than actually providing a livable or secure environment. Hidden fees, poor service, and zero accountability are the norm here. If you're looking for a safe, clean, and professionally run apartment -- this is not the place. I wouldn't recommend this complex to anyone.

TL;DR: Complex is good, management and staff are unhelpful and problematic…read more On first impressions, this complex is one of the best in the area. However, the management is quite lackluster. Turning a potentially wonderful experience into grating one. Throughout my stay, the management was very demanding yet not overtly friendly or accommodating. In the middle of my time here, I had requested the A/C be checked and/or fixed as the air it was blowing was not temperature controlled(neither cold or hot). I was told, essentially, that I don't understand how to work a thermostat and that was my problem. I spent the rest of my time their having to keep all my doors open at most times as it was heating up everyday, and I had a useless A/C. Upon moving out, the management in the office did not communicate with each other to simplify my moving, one individual utterly lied saying I had an extra pair of keys to turn in(i only had one pair the entirety of my time there), and I was charged an extra $200 for carpet "replacement" for a carpet that had nothing wrong with it that a vacuum couldn't fix.

let me start by saying, i've lived here for two years & if I hadn't move out of state I would have…read morenever left. I absolutely love marcella. I am a service member, so my fellow service who sees the bad reviews just know I had nothing of the sort. maintenance was always fast, everyone in the office are great and helpful (especially katrina) & even if they make a mistake the are willing to admit it and fix it.Even move out was cool! They will send you an itemized list of the things that needed repair with the quote from the people they want to fix it. single people with no kids or maybe one .. go for the lofts ( you'll thank me later). Overall if I moved back to VA. I would stay there all over again. Loved Marcella.

Out of all the place I've lived during my time here in VA, this place was my absolute favorite…read more Besides the awesome location (close to the freeway, close to **TARGET**, close to really anything you need) they really sold me on the price for having pets. Other apartments I looked at were charging 300-400 PER DOG...WITH PET RENT. Like wth, seriously. This place charged me 400 for BOTH my pups. Yeah, I had to pay pet rent too, but that doesn't bother me. The apartments itself are clean and I like the way they look honestly. I live in a one bedroom on the first floor and it's super spacious, almost too big for just one person. The walk-in closet is one of my favorite aspects of this apartment, as well as the kitchen. There's more counter space than what I'm used to and it's nice and open. Natural light is pretty good in the bedroom and in the living room coming in from the windows on the entry doors. Outside the apartments is well-kept and is always nice and clean. I don't run into any issues with trash being left everywhere. Speaking of trash, they use a service called Trash Faeries that pick up your trash right from outside your doorstep every night from Sunday to Thursday and it's AWESOME. The ladies that help me out at the front desk are always on top of communication via phone or email. I have never had an issue with them not returning my calls or emails and they are always very professional. Sometimes, maybe only one of them is working and the office is empty while they're showing an apartment to a prospective resident, so I'd say call first if you're going to make a stop in to pick up a package or something.

I've lived at Foxcroft apartments since 2012.... over 13 years. I've battled to move to a new unit…read morefollowing several years of ceiling leaks in my daughter's bedroom. Twice a year, for more than five years, roofers came to "repair" my daughter's ceiling. The last repair lasted for two weeks - it was soaked through again by the next heavy rain- before they could even paint over the repaired area. I learned that the entire roof on my building (285) needs to be replaced. I refused further repairs and the disruptions that accompanied repairs each time, as it was merely a bandaid on a gunshot wound. I, again, requested placement in a renovated comparable unit. An offer to move (without a new application and credit check) only came after I contacted 10 On Your Side and the City of Hampton Codes and Compliance. I was advised the new unit would be ready to move into a few days prior (told on Wed. and moved Friday. I was told the unit was exterminated, cleaned and renovated. I had to submit six work orders yesterday evening. I don't even have one working bathroom sink (one had piping that isn't connected and the other leaks). I am a social worker and earn very little income. I have a phobia of bugs, and my daughter and I have spotted no less than six roaches in two days. I'm depressed, exhausted and so tired of fighting this battle. To make matters worse, I was told my rent would increase over $200 when I renew my lease in April 2026. I went from a two-bedroom, two-bathroom garden apartment to a two-bedroom, 1 1/2 bathroom townhome with a significantly smaller main bedroom. The bathroom I must now share with my teenager is smaller than an average closet. I'm sad, depressed and stuck. Don't move here.

When I first moved here my carpet was embedded with dog hair, the office tells me they had it…read moreprofessionally cleaned and they could do nothing. It was my first apartment and I was young so I didn't know this, but I should have raised hell and got a refund or new apartment. I had to clean my new apartment by hand scraping a random dogs hair out of the carpet and then was told I had to pay to have it cleaned when I moved out even though I had evidence that all this happened. There has been atleast 5 different shootings in the parking lot since 2020. A lot of elderly nosy people here as well so if you're young they will try to get to you with letters of "throwing parties and guests not on the lease". Don't be afraid to contact Harrison and lear directly because the office people prefer those checks from the government over younger people with a job.

5 want also give a shot out to manager Mrs sherry along with Mrs carylon for doing a good working…read morewith me and my son and this is a nice place to stay well Matain,and quick response to any problem with your apartment

Office workers walk around the buildings all the time. It's intimidating…read more They charge a water/sewer and trash rate which to me is insane. I never paid for that in my life living in an apartment. It's $85 for two bedrooms and 105 for the townhouse. They gave us notice of security would patrol. There has been none. They also charged a maintenance fee when the toilet acted up. Which is new. How do you charge your residents a maintenance fee ???!? Money hungry property for sure. Lease will not be renewed. They want way to much money to live in the hood.