Vega is so helpful at all times. I have had issues from air conditioning to heat and he takes care…read moreof it always and is extremely pleasant. I can count on him!!! Rebecca G

Our experience in leasing a luxury apartment here went well for the first year. However, as soon as…read moreManagement realized we would not be extending our lease past the second year, everything went south. From getting the AC fixed to holding our deposit money for several weeks after our early move-out date, the business operation here is sketchy and unprofessional. The maintenance team visited way too many times in attempts to fix the AC compressor in the span of a year but ended up not knowing what they were doing. We had to live in a supposedly luxury apartment without AC for over a year and beat the heat during the peak of summertime with just one standing fan that we bought and one portable AC offered by the apartment toward the end of our lease. Despite raising an issue about how a portable AC wouldn't be sufficient to cool down the entire unit that is 1200 sq ft. unit with 2 bd rooms, everyone brushed it off their shoulders. They kept insisting that a small AC unit installed by the window of our primary bedroom was strong enough to chill the entire unit across and even the second bd room, which sounds very unreasonable and shows how uncaring people are. When submitting service requests through the login portal, we were not met with a solution in a satisfactory manner. When reaching out over the phone and via email to speak directly with the leasing office manager, we were given several runarounds saying she was in meetings and couldn't come to the phone. (Yup, she was in a meeting every single time I tried to reach!) Emails went unanswered until we decided to walk up to the concierge in person demanding to speak with the manager there and then to yet again bring up the inconvenience we were put through after spending a hefty amount on the rent. Another thing about not having a functional cooling system is that flies kept entering the room from the vents. It's way too filthy to have this happen to a new luxury apartment building without a trash chute. Overall, any future residents who are considering leasing here should watch out for all the red flags mentioned above. As for now, we're still looking forward to our earnest deposit $ and how much of it would be refunded. More updates to come, as I have told the leasing office several times that we left the room in the condition we were handed over at the time of moving in. Not a single nail hole/ paint chip on the wall can be found as we took care of the room as our own throughout the two-year lease.

We have lived at Dwell for about two months now and we have absolutely nothing to complain about…read more Theresa in the leasing office was with great getting us set up, and it has been smooth sailing since then. The two main amenities, the private dog park and the swimming pool, have been as great as advertised. The rooms themselves are nice and clean, and since there seems to be only about 12 units to a building (that's how ours is at least), you never feel too crowded or like you're on top of each other. The location is great too. All in all, a great complex. Would definitely recommend.

Dwell served its temporary purpose for me, but once you're back on your feet, I'd suggest looking…read moreelsewhere. I appreciate that I was able to find availability so quickly, that a garage (detached but indoor hallway) could be rented, that it felt relatively safe (new/updated mgmt was even installing cameras before I left), and that management/maintenance always remained polite - hence the additional star. But the name "luxury" is false. I've lived in a cockroach motel in Philly and in a shared 6-person dorm room in NYC, and despite those expected pitfalls, those places had less maintenance and noise issues than Dwell. There was brown sticky fluid dripping from the window after heavy rain, near my only expensive item in the apartment; it took three separate leaks to finally fix it. Said window faced the garbage area, and the best advice, if you're going to live at Dwell: avoid any of the units anywhere near the garbage (I asked the leasing person before signing, but she said she was just filling in so she had no idea if garbage was an issue...). I complained multiple times, to the garbage/recycling companies, to management, to maintenance, even to the police (not 911) because my complaints were ignored by the preceding and because it is illegal to pick up trash before 7 AM in Cherry Hill due to noise ordinances. 3x/wk, especially Saturday @ 5-6 AM, it would sound like cars repeatedly crashing into each other because of the truck banging the metal canisters while flashing their lights, beeping while reversing. It took 3 months of constant complaints and no sleep before they finally showed up at 7:01 AM. Then the trash compactor decided to die, so now there's 30-60 seconds of loud scraping metal noises, at random, not even at a set time, usually 10-15x throughout the night. If it rained or got a little windy, that would set off the trash compactor. I repeatedly asked someone to do the equivalent of "WD40," and for about 24-48 hours, sometimes it worked. But for the last 2 months of my sentence, I gave up. And the smell. Keep that window and door closed because on a hot summer day, guaranteed you'll be met with the rotting stench of a dead corpse when you walk outside. I told them that the fridge/freezer doors didn't always close consistently. They fixed the fridge one but said nothing was wrong with the freezer one, so I often came home to my freezer food being partially defrosted (I only noticed because there'd be a puddle of water on the floor). I also told them that there was some resistance when trying to turn my front door key, that I had to lift up the door to re-align the bolt before I could turn and open. They replied that this was how the door worked, a pull-close mechanism. Months later, the key broke off in the lock because of constant bending...fortunately, I figured this would happen eventually and pulled it out before it broke completely, and the front office was still open. The door was clearly not aligned...so apparently, it's not normal to have to use 2 hands to open and close a door by lifting it. The electricity bill is HIGH, at least $100/month during the summer. And my wi-fi kept dropping (Comcast couldn't figure out why other than maybe some wall interference, even bought a new router which works totally fine now in a new place). The garage is small; I could not open my car door fully to get out. The bugs. So many bugs. The cockroach motel at least consistently just had cockroaches. At Dwell, there was a new type of bug every other day. After multiple complaints, management would send an exterminator to spray some liquid and put down some glue traps...but that did nothing. So on my own dime, I bought cans of Raid, bug bombs, fruit fly traps, an electric bug zapper, more glue traps - and the results were still horrifying. There was a spider in my dishwashing glove, something fell on my head once, and I had to wait a solid minute for the spider to get off my door handle before I could open it. I overheard another gentleman complaining about "fleas," but he didn't own any pets, so management corrected him and said those were just gnats, tis the season, exterminator coming soon... But the last straw was despite all the above, after 11 months, they raised rent by 4.4%, which falls into the standard 3-5% but I asked them to reconsider given the issues. If they'd shaved down to 3%, I might have been lazy enough to stay, but they gave a flat no. Fortunately, this time, I had the opportunity to leisurely look elsewhere. Now I'm paying less for rent, completely refurbished despite more recent building, fireplace, key fob (no more broken keys), attached garage (can open BOTH car doors), $30/month for electric even in summer, wifi that works, better amenities, even safer community, more convenient location (instead of revving from 0-50 to turn right onto a highway during rush hour), minimal bugs, with absolutely no noise (other than crickets) or smell (other than grass).

I moved here last June and I've enjoyed my experience here so far. Very nice, family-friendly…read morecomplex and the staff here is very nice and helpful. I like the pool, gym facility and the pool table. Definitely recommend it. It's also across the street from a 711, a Subway and a pizza place; as well as several other shops.

If "YOU" and/or someone "YOU" know are looking for a great place to live give Annette Budd a call…read moreat Woodview at Marlton a call @ 856-983-6800 she's ABSOLUTELY AMAZING, WELCOMING, FRIENDLY and the property is AWESOME!!!!! YES!!!! When Annette opened the fridge to offer us a beverage and snack I was in LOVE from that moment and on !!! Check them out for yourself!!!! Thank you Annette for a great tour at Woodview at Marlton Apartments !!!!!

I've lived here for a few years and have seen such great improvement in the community! From the…read moreamenities, grounds, landscaping, and even the renovations they've made to a lot of the units. It's also very quiet. I hardly ever hear any noise inside my apartment, which is an added plus. One thing I love the most about living here is the staff. From living here for so long, I've really come to know the ladies in the office but overall, the staff is very friendly, considerate, and helpful! Aside from my personal dislike for moving, I can honestly say I don't see myself moving anytime soon!

If I could give zero stars, I would…read more This apartment complex has been one of the most disappointing living experiences I've ever had. The management is unresponsive, unprofessional, and honestly doesn't seem to care about the residents at all. Maintenance requests either go ignored or take forever to be completed, and when they finally do show up, the "repairs" are quick patches that don't actually fix the problem. The appliances are outdated and barely function. Expect leaky faucets, constantly broken washers/dryers, and kitchen appliances that feel like they belong in a thrift store. For the rent they charge, it's unacceptable. Cleanliness is another huge issue. The hallways and common areas are consistently dirty, and the trash situation is terrible. Many tenants leave garbage in the wrong places, and management does nothing about it. It creates an unpleasant and messy environment that makes the entire complex feel neglected. Overall, between the lack of care from management, the poor condition of the units, and the messy, noisy tenants, I would not recommend this place to anyone. Save yourself the stress and look elsewhere--there are far better options in the area for the same (or even less) rent. I will be canceling my lease early I can't imagine keeping my children here any longer

We lived here for just over a year and had a decent experience. We liked the lake and watching the…read moreheron come and go. We liked that the townhouse was 2 floors and had a 1/2 bathroom downstairs for guests. There was a good size kitchen and living room on the bottom floor and our primary bedroom and laundry room were upstairs. They only had a few amenities such as gated parking, the clubhouse, the outside grills, and the gym. The units were somewhat updated, but all the cabinets needed to be replaced as well as both our washer, dryer, and carpet in our specific unit. The maintenance man, Rich, was the best part! He would fix any issues within a day and was always very friendly and helpful. We originally had loud neighbors for the first six months and you could hear everything since the walls are so thin. There were also issues with parking most nights. I would get home at 8pm and all of the spots in the whole community would be taken. There were multiple days when I would have to park in a guest spot outside of the clubhouse. The gates were broken constantly, which was frustrating since anyone could drive in and out of the community. There were also many issues with the rental fees being entered incorrectly. I would have to call pretty much every other month to have something changed since it was inputted wrong. It was a decent place to live for the short term.

May 22 2021 update. Overall it is an ok place to live. It could be muched improved with…read morelandscaping and parking. Be extremely careful with having a garage vs not. The people with garages rule the roost. They have the ability to park anywhere, which includes "open" area parking. Many do park in the open spaces, that causes a shortage and inconvenience for others. Maintenance is excellent.

Robin Apartments has been my landlord coming up on 9 years. I can only say nice things about them…read more The maintenance staff is friendly and top notch. Management is friendly and very efficient. My kitty cat, Zelda, likes it here too. I can pretty much walk to a lot of places and there's bus stops a block away in either direction. Trader Joe's is less than two blocks away and Aldi is about a one mile walk. I can have packages shipped to the office so I know they're safe. Many have said that Mr Robin is the nicest landlord in the city and I believe that to be true.

I had a great experience with Robin Apartments. The staff and management are accessible, friendly,…read morequick to respond, and always true to their word. Very reasonable, transparent, and attentive, and they take excellent care of their properties. Furthermore, the apartment I rented from them in 19103 was very reasonably priced and well maintained. They're a family business with real heart for what they do, and it shows. I cannot recommend them enough!

My girlfriend and I lived here for 10 years. In the beginning, it was actually nice. There was a…read moregreeter at the door, the office staff was friendly, and the property was owned by Morgan Properties at the time. Over the years, you could clearly tell the focus changed -- they stopped caring about residents and only cared about the money. The office staff became rude, phone calls were handled poorly, and they constantly changed employees. Hot water was shut off often, so expect that. The central air system is outdated and constantly breaks down. A few years ago, we went the entire month of July -- one of the hottest months -- without central air. They gave residents one window unit with no rent credit, then later gave two units then the power kept going out. There is also a serious rodent problem. On top of that, our roof leaked, and at one point someone else's toilet water came up through our kitchen sink. Now there's a new management company (I believe they're called Premier), and somehow they're even worse than Morgan Properties. After a snowstorm, the streets were barely touched and left in terrible condition. The staff doesn't care because they don't live here -- and honestly, why would they? This place is a dump. Our lease just ended and we bought a new home, thank God. Please do yourself a favor and do not live here. They let anyone live here now, and the conditions keep getting worse. This building should honestly be shut down.

THE GOOD: -Location: Cherry Hill has traffic. Here, you can avoid route 70/38 for much of your…read moredaily errands. Jefferson Hospital is down the street; Erlton plaza & Whole Foods is 2 min away; Haddonfield rd gives you the holy trinity of Trader Joe's, Costco, & Wegman's in 5 min. You can walk to CVS/Walgreen's, post office, a lousy bagel shop, OK sushi, Vietnamese food, banks, & a good bakery. Across kings hwy gets you good (for S. Jersey) pizza @ Johnny's, dollar general, & 7-11. Plus the town library is huge and right next door. The 457 (to Haddonfield/Philly PATCO) & 455 (Cherry Hill mall) bus lines are here. -Security deposit of $500: a lot less than many places. Yes, I got mine back! -ALL utilities (minus internet/cable) are included: A huge savings & the biggest draw aside from location & views. My current complex charges about $80/mo. just for water/sewer! PSE&G also isn't cheap. Stoves are gas if you like to cook. -Concrete construction: Noise @ apartments is largely luck. Sound still enters through vents based on where your unit is. A unit I visited had an upstairs neighbor whose whole family took baths anywhere from 10pm to 1am 7 days a week . We heard it all! New "luxury apartments" are nearly all cheap wood-frame construction with zero sound or climate insulation. The concrete makes a difference for noise, fire safety, and heating/cooling. Pack command hooks to hang anything on the walls. Each unit's front door is also solid "project style" steel, felt secure when locked and bolted. -Decent parking: There will always be car break-ins, "reserved spots" someone else decides to park in, etc. Fortunately the former never happened, & the latter only occurred one time. They do charge a fee ($15 monthly during my time there) and it was 1 car per unit. There is additional parking on the street, and guest parking wasn't too bad. -Common area: Gyms in each building were fairly well equipped. The pool is giant & open all summer. There's also a dog area by each building and some outdoor fitness stuff. For elections, the polling place is on the ground floor, very convenient. They've spent $ renovating the hallways, building lobbies and mail rooms. If only they had a rooftop deck or co-working space... -Views: Each building is 13 stories (listed 12 with "European style" numbering for ground floor). If you get a west-facing unit high enough up, you'll probably have a view of the expanding Philly skyline. I did, and it was nice to see the morning sun reflect off the Comcast center in the AM & see PM sunsets. Beautiful way to wind down the day & something to look at if you work from home. -I never saw roaches.-Large balconies: Not in all units, so check on that. THE BAD: (oh boy here we go) -Aging, poorly functioning physical plant: There were regular water shut offs, sometimes for hours. They'd try to give some advance notice, but it happened too often. -Central A/C: Cooling is provided by chillers on the roof that are either on or off. They arbitrarily shut down in September & don't turn back on until late May. Do they look at climate change or weekly forecasts to decide when to start the system for a South Jersey summer that now starts in April? Of course not! Unfortunately, NJ and Cherry Hill only require landlords to provide heat, not AC, and they take advantage of this. Plan on portable AC units to supplement what lacks cooling-wise. At least you don't pay directly for their use. Of note: the leasing office has its own ductless/split system to ensure employee comfort. -Smoking is allowed: I once had issues with smoke coming into my apartment from a neighbor. Management was clear about their policy to NOT be smoke-free. After complaints to office & Camden county health dept, office lent me an air filter, which didn't do much. -Prepare for leaks/dripping ceilings: They'll provide a utility bucket & paint the ceiling once leak stops. Get ready, it will happen to you at some point. This also means that when a leak is below, maintenance will be knocking at your door god knows when. The leaks got so bad that the "solution" was to enter each unit and perform a "drill out" of everyone's AC vents. Yes, they took a GIANT drill bit to the wall, then divert the leaking water to your "private" balcony via PVC pipes. So the last few months, I didn't spend much time on my balcony. Ants also started entering my apartment following this "repair." They did offer pest control as a band aid atop the band aid. -Not all units have dishwashers or washer/dryer:-Breed restrictions not enforced: saw pit bulls and other large, aggressive dogs almost every day. -Trash chutes clearly designed in the 1950's: chutes woefully small takes quite an effort to fit today's bags down them. So what happens? Bags left on the floor! -Package rooms: Too small & thefty. BIG rent hikes: 1 BR cost in 2017: $1160. Now? $1900! This place really was "home" 2017-19 & served me well. "Nothing is perfect." Set expectations accordingly & enjoy!

this place is mice infested. I trapped 6 mice in the span of 3 days. my apartment was clean as I…read morewas preparing to bring a newborn home. rent is too high for gross conditions. they will send an exterminator out but I couldn't deal with the mice. it was DISGUSTING they would just run freely. I had never lived like this and I noticed when I left, all my neighbors had cats. I didn't even spend 2 years here. amenities are nice tho!

Unprofessional, Rude Staff Met by very unprofessional, rude…read morestaff who didn't even bother giving me her name. This after an unexpected cancellation of the showing the less than 24 hours before. When I asked why over the phone , she stactedI don't know what to tell you'. Then, I was left to wander the model by myself while she went back to her office. Not an attitude that screams 'welcome or come live here'. Based on this experience I would recommend that you continue your search elsewhere where. I am.

All the staff at The Grand are superior and exceptional…read more One of the maintenance team members (SHAWN) has been so exceptional with all my maintenance requests. Shawn is a superior number #1 employee and he should be recognized for all his hard work at The Grand. Shawn is a highly dedicated hard working employee. He always gets the job done accurately and professionally. Please keep Shawn in the East Tower of "The Grand". His professionalism is the ultimate best. Thank you Shawn and I look forward to seeing you here at "THE GRAND" for many more years.

Everything. Hot tub doesn't work infinity pool doesn't work elevators are frequently breaking down…read moreincluding as we speak now if you press the elevator button too hard it might break according to a note tape to the wall.