Great apartment. Very friendly neighbors which is always nice. Management is fair and reasonableread more

I LOVE IT HERE!!! I've been living here a year now so I have gone thru every season! Last winter,…read morethe snow was cleared before it stopped snowing! They did a great job including putting down plenty of salt! All walkways and driveways too! They would come out a few times, during and after each storm. In the summer, the pool was fabulous! Very relaxing and a great way to meet other occupants. The properties here are landscaped beautifully, the streets are well lit and all front door lights are automatic. I feel very safe. The clubhouse is gorgeous and I use the gym frequently. The management has sponsored a few get togethers and it's been fun with great food! All the people running the place are terrific...very accommodating whenever I had a question. I like all my neighbors and am very happy here. Room sizes are plenty for me. (I have a 2 BR, 2 Bath with a garage.) Enough storage for me too. My apt is beautiful and I am very comfortable. Love having a garage! I would highly recommend living here!!!

Far from luxury. Was looking at renting there to be closer to my aging grandma. Sat in my car to…read moreobserve the community. Too close to the highway and is loud. Small yappy dogs that aren't trained and poop on the grounds. Grounds people were rude, cars drive through loudly. 10/10 stay away I wish I could give it a zero.

Disgusting and filthy . The dumpsters are overflowing, entry doors are rusting , the walls are…read morepaper thin. I wonder how much $ they pocket for every affordable housing unit they rent . How they can advertise luxury rental is an absolute joke. This is the filthiest , most disgusting complex and to top that off, management is appalling

I have lived at Barrington Gardens for a little over a year and have loved it! I moved to NJ last…read moreyear and Barrington truly provided the most "bang for your buck". We LOVED the updated kitchen, washer and dryer, large bathroom, Pet-friendly atmosphere, and well-kept grounds. This is a very clean, quiet, well-lit at night, and comfortable property. We were truly able to make it home and wouldn't want to rent anywhere else!

My family and I stayed here while we were house hunting. Barrington is one of the only places that…read moreallows month to month leases. They also allow pets if you're a pet owner. We really like it here. The apartment was very clean and nicely updated. I always felt the neighborhood was safe. If there is a maintenance issue, it's taken care of quickly and the staff are very accommodating and friendly. This is a really nice place to live.

This place is awful. Worst living experience of my life. Don't live here. Bugs, loud neighbors,…read moreterrible management. Kitchen was old and gross. Could hear every single thing my neighbor below me did. Heat never worked and I froze every night during the winter. AC unit had mold in it and you could smell it whenever you turned it on. Windows and back door never closed right and you could always clearly hear outside because of it. Snow removal was awful. Property manager would just let himself in randomly, including one time when I was taking a shower. Some units have moisture and mold issues, and I knew one guy a few units over that had to throw away all of his clothing and shoes because of the mold on them. The buildings and grounds were poorly maintained when I lived here. It was basically like living with my downstairs neighbor as I could literally hear every single thing they did, even though we had separate units. Just awful. House centipedes, large beetles and more inside the apartment constantly. Disgusting. Absolutely shameless property owners. Do not recommend

I live here, I love it, you can always pay much more for an apartment, however, this small, 52 unit…read morecomplex is so charming; with it's lovely courtyard and gazebo, the little patios facing each other across from the manicured grassy area, make for a quiet, secure place to live. The buildings were built in the 1960's s and the brick does show it's age, but that too adds character to the living arrangement. The units are oversized, and you faintly can hear your upstairs occupants, but the space is well built and noise is not an issue. The unit, I moved into, 1-1-2021, was fully renovated and well done. The Residence Manager, has lived on the property for 26 years and takes pride in his responsibilities and workmanship and it shows. This place is a wonderful little gem, and should not be overlooked. On a separate note, the upstair occupants are very friendly and respectful and I am blessed to have them above me. I look forward to meeting more neighbors as the season gets warmer and planting flowers around my patio space.

DO NOT LIVE HERE! This is the 3rd lease I have signed here and it was met with instant regret…read more "Luxury living" means you'll be living next to meth heads and drug addicts and have the Hazlet police department show up every 2 days during all hours of the day and night for disputes. The majority of people living here are section 8 housing, pay less rent than all the other hard-working professionals who live there and use up all the "amenties" although only the hard-working professionals are the ones expected to pay for the amenities and never get to use them. The amenity fee is far too expensive for a pool and a small gym with no AC or tvs. The hot water heater is always on the fritz and the AC units during the summer barely work. People don't pick up after their dog's poop so it sits there 24/7. You pay for trash service which barely comes and the dumpsters are always overflowing because the leasing company is too cheap to have multiple trash pickups during the week. There are at least 4 empty units in each and every building (there are 8) and they would rather penalize hard-working people than the meth heads living there. The rent goes up 10% every year although no changes has been made to landscaping or "amenities." DO NOT WASTE YOUR TIME OR MONEY.

Do not move here. parking is horrible. management is horrible. dog poo all over the complex. pool…read morenever open cause of lifeguard shortages. gym no ac or tv. they raise the rent ten percent each year. amenity fee too high. dog fee deposit and dog rent fees too high. management allows tenants in building one to let their dogs poo and pee all over the deck and hang a grass curtain to hide it even after numerous complaints. garbage dumpsters fill up because management doesn't have it picked up often enough. no bulk dumpster for furniture i had to pay 1800 junk hundreds of dollars to remove my old sofa. there is an outlet for garbage disposal but there is none. lighting in apartment is horrible. my hot water heater broke the first week i moved in and it was brand new. my ac broke numerous times. front buildings are too close to the highway. all you hear are cars and trucks day and night. horrible neighbors that make up complaints about tenants and report them to management. too many low income housing and make the complex horrible. most of them lie about income and shouldn't even qualify for it. everyone pretends their dogs are service animals to get out of paying the dog deposit and monthly fee. living here for two years was the biggest waste of my money overpriced and horrible. do not move here.

I really love the maintenance team here at Glenwood. Brandon was absolutely wonderful working on a…read moreclogged kitchen drain- spent an hour here on Sunday during Fourth of July weekend. Thank you Brandon!

Absolutely horrible experience from start to finish. The apartment, staff, and overall environment…read morewere extremely disappointing. One of the biggest things I want to stress to anyone considering this complex: DO NOT expect to receive your full security deposit back. They withheld money from our deposit for multiple things they claimed needed to be cleaned or maintained. It felt like they found every little thing they could charge us for. Be prepared to lose a significant portion of your deposit, even after you have cleaned and taken care of the apartment. What made the security deposit situation even more frustrating was the "proof" they provided after we moved out. They gave us pictures in black-and-white that were extremely grainy and unclear. The pictures were so poor quality that you could barely make out what you were looking at, let alone tell that it was even our apartment. It was extremely difficult to understand or verify what they were claiming they needed to charge us for. When I asked for certain information I was told "oh we don't have to give you that information, I don't think". It's my apartment and you're refusing to provide me with my own information. Since the day we moved in, we dealt with issues with another resident who terrorized us, and the complex did very little to address the situation. Management seemed unwilling to get involved or take responsibility, leaving us feeling completely unsupported. We have to file a police report against this person to finally have them stay away from us. Maintenance was also extremely frustrating. They were rarely available when we needed them, and getting issues addressed was always a struggle. Moving out was an absolute headache and ended up costing us more money than expected. The staff was not helpful, accommodating, or respectful throughout the process. Overall, I would not recommend this complex to anyone. I wish I knew then what I know now because I would have made a completely different choice and moved somewhere else. If you're considering living here, please be aware that you may not receive your full security deposit back, and make sure you thoroughly document the condition of your apartment before moving out. Also be aware they are money hungry and don't care about you as a tenant.

one of the best building to live and one of the best staff too really recommend it great super alwa…read moreon point with stuff that need to get fix no matter the time

I lived at the Edge for 2.5 years and really did like living there in the beginning but moving…read moreout.... Not so much. Don't be fooled by all the 5 star ratings as they incentivize residents to give them high ratings. Upon letting them know we would be moving out, the management company told us that there would be a pre move out inspection as stated in our lease. There is nothing in the lease saying this needs to be done, so we declined it. After we moved, we received a certified letter detailing all of the charges totaling $2200! They charged us $1100 to replace carpets that did not need to be replaced and some of the other ridiculous charges were for toilet seat replacing and a light bulb! This is all after while living there we had issues with noisy upstairs neighbors and issues with our AC unit that were never fully addressed. During COVID when none of the amenities were available to use, we were still charged a $500 amenity fee for online gym classes. Concierge staff changes so frequently that often you were only able to pick up packages until 5 or 6PM not the 10pm as originally advertised.

Claridge Court was the first apartment I lived in on my own, and I couldn't have made a better…read morechoice! It's seriously a hidden gem. Great value. Clean. Sandy in the office is the best. We had a couple maintenance requests and they responded quickly. Would definitely recommend!

Best apartment I ever lived in. Lived there for 2 years, 2 years ago. I only left because I moved…read moreto California for work reasons! Friendly neighbors, nice and quiet. Very safe! If I ever move back to the East Coast, Claridge will be my first stop for a place to live.

It's practically brand new. It's a real nice community. Close to transportation and very functional.read more

STAY FAR AWAY. Property management as absolutely horrendous, corporate takes zero responsibility…read morefor their employees and has zero concern for residents' safety, and the quality of the construction is beyond shoddy. I have lived at this property for over a year and while I was optimistic for a short while that things would get better, things have gone from bad to worse. They initially had me sign my lease back in January 2018, however, I did not know at the time there was no Certificate of Occupancy, which violates NJ law. Further, I had selected a move-in date in February and had checked in on the property the week before my move-in date to see if I could peek in a window to figure out whether a piece of furniture I wanted to buy would fit. I was horrified to see that the town house was far from being ready. From my limited view, I could see the laminate flooring wasn't down, the walls weren't painted, the kitchen wasn't completed, and there were still kitchen appliances sitting in the middle of the room. I immediately contacted the leasing office who couldn't give me any info and had to start calling around corporate the next few days for answers, to which I barely got a response other than we'll get back to you. I finally heard from leasing two days before my move-in date that it wouldn't be move-in ready for me (gee, shocker). Fortunately, I was staying with my parents during those two months, otherwise I'd have needed to pay for storage and alternate living arrangements. On my actual move-in date over two months later, I was really shocked at how hurried much of the construction was and how the property had been treated by the team. There were gouges in the floor, in the baseboards, and in the walls. Cabinets and appliances were cracked and scratched. Corners of walls had already been chipped. My walkthrough was supposed to be done with a leasing agent (Melissa Jordan), but while waiting for her in her office, a potential new tenant walked in off the street without an appointment and she pawned me off on the maintenance employee. Not a great start. Things only got worse after I moved in. My A/C had never been connected, so my house became blistering as soon as the weather became hot in early May. I had entered a maintenance request that went unaddressed for three days until I showed up ion the office on Saturday morning. Maintenance came over immediately and discovered the A/C unit hadn't been connected, so he connected the united. The first two floors were okay, but nothing changed in the third floor, where my bedroom was. For the next two months, I had to suffer through 90+ degree temperatures in my bedroom while I begged and pleaded for them to do something. They kept telling me they were working on a solution and working on a solution, that I was the only one with this issue, and meanwhile, my bedroom became uninhabitable. After a month, I had to send a registered letter threatening to sue the property and advising I was going to start withholding my rent until the conditions were fixed. It wasn't fixed until sometime in mid-late July and their fix was installing a ductless system upstairs that doesn't turn on/off like regular central A/C. It blows directly onto my bed and I wake up multiple times during the night to turn it on and off because I'm freezing or sweltering. Oh and as it turns out? EVERY townhouse had the same problem and their construction team that came in to install it admitted that they'd told the engineers the ducts were too small in the plans such that air wouldn't carry to the third floor, but their concerns were ignored. The overall problems in the development continued. Safety is a major concern with management refusing to install cameras and constant police activity throughout the complex. After a technical glitch with their payment portal that rejected my rent autopay, the complex is now suing me for unpaid rent and filed suit 3 days after the day my rent was due and the issue brought to my attention. Given that this was the fault of their chosen tech and a similar issue led the manager to extend the deadline for me many months ago, I requested an extension from the leasing agent. She ignored my email for 3 days and then instructed the suit. Deplorable and unprofessional behavior, total ineptitude in property management. I now have to take off of work to appear in court. Don't make the same mistake we all did. RUN in the other direction.