I have currently moved out of these apartments and it's not because of them. This apartment complex…read morehas been the best complex that I've lived in the grounds are always kept up everyone is so friendly and the management is excellent. I lived there for 6 years with not one problem, they are always on time with fixing things and they kept me up on what's going on in and outside the community. If I ever had to move into an apt again I'm coming back here.

I've had a great experience with these apartments. The office staff has been exceedingly friendly…read moreand their maintenance is very prompt. There have been issues with theft in this area (not necessarily the apartments fault). We also had an ongoing issue with ants I'm not really sure why but after the last time we left bait out they stopped coming (something like 6 months ago). Lived here for just over two years. I noticed in the other reviews trash piling up. That hasn't happened in a while although I do occasionally see a couple bags by the compactor.

Edit: I wrote an earlier review, in 2021, that gave five stars. Well, my opinion has changed…read moresignificantly. I've lived here for several years. It has gotten worse each year. Although they did, finally, paint some of the worst areas. But it is like lipstick on a pig. The buildings are old and rundown. The wood is crumbling at the base of the exterior walls. My deck looks like a bad sunburn with all the peeling paint. The majority of the ponds are dirty and no longer have fountains.The population of the buildings has undergone a notable change and no longer reflects the demographics of the city. The rapid change has been odd and disconcerting. The pool is incredibly loud and disruptive. Posted rules are ignored and broken every day. The gates are not secured and everyone and anyone from the community (including little kids) walks in. The office staff does nothing more than offer lip service to the issues. In short, this is no longer a good place to live. Go elsewhere is my heartfelt advice. You'll be happier there!

Do not rent from this complex they do not fix maintenance problems its been over a month and they…read morestill have not fixed m washing machine every since the new management took over this place has turn to garbage

Lived here for a year and would not recommend moving here. Very frustrating experience. Management…read moredoes not do their job correctly. Passes on their responsibility's to the tenets. Almost had my car towed once even with a parking permit. Main front gate has not worked during the entirety of my stay. Work orders did not get completed in a timely manner. Lived with a hole in my living room for 4 months because maintenance team is understaffed (see picture below) lastly we had many problems with mold on our walls, on our personal belongings that management did very little about essentially putting a bandage over the problem and would not let us leave the complex without breaching the lease contract even though it was a ongoing health issue.

Copper Creek does not belong on this list. They DO credit…read morecheck. Rental agent was very nice though. I had one collection on my CR so they turned me down. When I investigated the CR it turned to be my bank whom I've been banking with for over a decade. They erroneously reported that I had a delinquent account. I have NEVER owed them anything. Goodbye KEY BANK.

Best landlord in Tacoma Hands down! They have reasonable…read more prices for what you get and you get alot! They do have a good choice of apt building to pick from with different price points. They fix things Asap. Also one of best areas to live in Tacoma. great buildings and tenets. people are vary polite who live here and are not rude or loud . Also getting the apt was vary fast and stress free!

My wife and I lived in their historic Biltmore property (built in 1889!) for two years, and I have…read moreto say that Williams Properties was the best landlord I've ever had. It's a family business, they're conscientious, and they clearly love the neighborhood and their buildings. They've got full-time maintenance workers for all their neighborhood properties, so problems are always attended to quickly. I cannot say enough good things about Williams Properties--I wholeheartedly recommend them. Plus, all their buildings are in Tacoma's lovely Stadium District, which is a wonderful place to live.

Do not live here!!!! It's noisy and the management office is the worst!! The manager Erica is not…read morenice and doesn't care about you!! beware of hidden fees the management office will not tell you about!! it's noisey, trains go by throughout day and night!! erica the manager is the worst, she is rude, inconsiderate and could care less about you as a renter!! we lived here for a little over a year and it was awful, nosiy neighbors, nosiy train and horrible management staff, including the manager erica, she is simply the worst! beware of thea's landing, do not live here!!!!!!!!! you will get screwed!!

My initial review wasn't fair. I'm still not happy about the fountain not working, but the…read moremaintenance staff and the front office have been great, addressing the problems that they can. Also, it's a small community here and everyone seems to know the other person's name. When you have this many people that have lived here 4-5 years it's worth noting.

Living here is... alright. But you can find better for the money…read more My move-in experience was not great. The unit wasn't properly cleaned. There was hair in the bathroom sink, food residue in the microwave, sticky spots on the floor (despite a $125 "floor cleaning fee"), and the dishwasher was broken. Ok, whatever, not the biggest deal in the world. The real issue is that the employee who did the walkthrough with me was completely unsympathetic, blamed everything on the cleaner who has been "slacking" lately, and just seemed annoyed more than anything that I spoke up. (To be fair, the manager and maintenance guy were sympathetic and helpful. They addressed the issue even though one was out of town and the other was on their day off.) Also during my walkthrough, when I tested the shower, it unexpectedly sprayed all over the floor. Again, not a big deal. But it was the reaction of the employee that stood out. As I looked around for something to clean it up, instead of offering to help or expressing any concern whatsoever, she literally just stood there and watched while looking like that was the last place on earth she wanted to be. Later in the day, while I was walking through the lobby, I overheard the employee complaining about me, as if *I* am the unreasonable one for expecting a clean unit upon move-in. Yeah, ok. I thought I left high school years ago. The building itself: It looks nice at first glance, but many things feel cheaply made. For example, I have ONE single drawer in my entire unit, which I assume is because drawers cost more to build than cabinets. The walls are paper thin. I am regularly woken up by the sounds of my neighbors having sex during supposed "quiet hours," which, to be clear, is an issue with the construction quality, not with my neighbors. The pet relief area on the roof usually smells quite bad, and it often makes me nauseous to stand near it. (I'm sensitive to smells though, so that might just be a me thing.) Unfortunately, taking my dog outside isn't any better because there is poop EVERYWHERE on the block. Evidently nobody on this entire block picks up their dog poop. It's probably in part because there isn't a single trash can on the whole block. You have to either walk to the park or the next block over to throw your dog poop away. Another small annoyance: Packages rarely end up in the actual lockers. I've found probably 80% of my packages by sifting through the piles of packages left in the lobby or downstairs foyer. Oh, and there's a months-long waitlist for garage parking. But arguably the most concerning thing about The Ruby: The questionable ethics and legality of their business practices. When I toured, the manager stapled a promo card to the informational paperwork and told me about a move-in incentive wherein she'll give me a $200 check if I apply within 24 hours of the tour and bring the card back to her after move-in. I applied within 24 hours and brought the card back to the manager after move-in. Then the bait-and-switch happened. She tells me she needs to submit the request to the management company and then she'll notify me when the check arrives. Ok, fine, whatever. She then calls me the next morning saying she just emailed me a lease addendum that I need to sign saying I'll pay back the $200 if I end my lease early. Um... what? I'm pretty sure a contract is formed when there's an offer, an acceptance, and consideration. As far as I can tell, a binding contract was formed when I completed those steps, and in my opinion, it's incredibly shady that the management company didn't follow through on their word and instead shifted the goal posts once I upheld my end of the bargain. In all honesty, I don't give a shit about $200. I don't care if I get the check or not (which, for the record, I have still not received despite signing their stupid addendum over two weeks ago). But this issue seems to be representative of the ethos of the management company as a whole. They don't really seem to care about the tenants or about doing the right thing. They seem to just care about making money. ***One very important thing I forgot to include in my Google review: The employee who did the walkthrough with me pressured me to sign off on the move-in inspection form BEFORE seeing the unit, which I stupidly agreed to because I didn't want to be difficult. She told me they always do it that way because it's easier, since we were already in the leasing office and wouldn't need to go back down to the office after the walkthrough. (The form was on the computer, not printed out.) She told me she would photograph any issues and add them to the inspection form after the walkthrough if there were any. I was reluctant to agree, but at that point I still assumed the business was acting in good faith and was hopeful there wouldn't be issues. In hindsight, I should never have signed off before seeing the unit, but more importantly, the employee should NEVER have asked me to do that.

Will start this review by saying we did not pick this apartment. We don't live there and this…read morereview is based solely off a tour we had with the manager. I loved these apartments. They were clean and modern with retro styling. The manager was a fantastic help and during our tour found that we enjoyed some similarities including WWE. My wife and I actually spent like an hour just talking with him he was so friendly and welcoming, they offered tons of amenities and even the small studios were fairly large and offered at a reasonable price. Ultimately this property made it into our final top three for both my wife and myself but we needed just a little more space and wanted to be closer to downtown. I would recommend this place and suggest that you put them on your stop to check out if your apartment hunting.

Livving at Revive is been a comfortable stay,Management Is knoweledgeble,helpful,an friendly,the…read moregrounds are kept clean,the units are clean.overall,the apartment is well maintained.at the end of each work day I'm glad I chose revive as my home..

From the owner: Revive is a newly renovated community gives you the modern refreshing feel you get of living…read moredowntown at a more affordable rental rate. With close proximity to shopping, dining, entertainment and transportation, you have everything you need to call Revive your new home.

I strongly advise against applying here. I applied for a unit in mid-March at a rate of $1,391. For…read morethe next two months, I was essentially ghosted. My call logs show dozens of ignored attempts to get updates and a solidified move-in date. When they did call back, it was begrudging and only because I wouldn't stop calling. Their "waived deposit" hook seems like a way to justify bait-and-switch tactics. Management eventually admitted they had "accidentally" posted the unit before the previous family even moved out. I believe they also posted the unit for a lower cost than intended and, instead of honoring the mistake, they opted to drive me away with a hostile customer experience. They ignored me for 2 months, missed the April 14th move-in date listed on the application, and provided zero updates without me persistently reaching out for days first. Because I was relying on the promise of the unit at the price I applied for and the estimations on when the unit may be ready kept being pushed out, I had to pay an extra $250 in "month-to-month" fees at my current place just to keep a roof over my head while waiting for updates. To top it off, when the lease finally arrived in May, they hiked the rent to $1,476--nearly $100 more than the price I was quoted and applied for. I fully believe they did this intentionally, hoping I would walk away so they could repost the unit at a higher rate. I am going elsewhere and filing a formal complaint with the State Attorney General.

Management for this complex is terrible! They are unorganized and just plain rude, will lose…read morepaperwork that residents send in, focus more on parking than on apartment repairs. Other residents who have dogs, let their dogs poop behind your patio, and the complex doesn't enforce their pet rules. The maintenance workers are great though! But if you're looking for somewhere to live, definitely do NOT recommend Bella Sonoma

I just moved in so I don't have anything negative to say about Chateau Rainier Apartments. I have…read moreexperience things breaking down from normal wear and tear in the apartment and they were "Johnny On the Spot" to fix it. I also noticed that when I leave early for work, there is ALWAYS a maintenance main cleaning up around the complex. The front office staff is friendly and of course the most important thing is the affordable rent. I will repost after a year with an update but for now all is good. Thank You Chateau Rainier.

I've lived in these apartments for about a year and a half and I have mostly only positive things…read moreto say. I've never had any issues with the staff and have always found everyone polite and quick to respond if any issues occur. Parking is a challenge but this is the first apartment I've ever lived in so I'm sure parking is a huge challenge in most places, especially one as large this. Patty is fantastic and has always gone out of her way to help when needed. Be ready for lots of kids and craziness during the summer but that's something I enjoy. I've only had to call for maintenance once in the time that I've lived here and it was for my garbage disposal and it was fixed the next day. I would recommend anyone to live here as long as your family only has 1 or 2 cars, anymore than that would be big challenge. Thumbs up from me!!!