Do NOT under any circumstances move here. The good reviews are years ago. The garage has been…read morebroken for almost a year. A car and a bike were stolen. An active shooter ran into the garage and was caught by the police. These people in the leasing office have no care or concern about the residents. No residents drive into the garage and park where ever and they don't have a towing company. Mice are in the first floor apartments. Can't wait to get out of here.

This place was nice 5+ years ago. The current landlord/manager does not respond to emails and does…read morenot communicate in a straightforward, honest way. Currently the gym equipment is old, outdated, and in some cases rusty. The carpet in my unit is awful and they won't replace it. They didn't even come look at it when I asked that it be replaced. My locked bike got stolen from the "secure" bike area. The first floor smells terrible. There are not enough parking spaces for all residents, and I was lied to when I first moved in about how long I would be on the waitlist to get a space. Everything in the apartment is cheap and has not been updated. Handles fall off the wall, off the bathroom doors, off the bathroom sink, etc and even though maintenance will come, their fixes only last for about 2 weeks because everything is so cheap. The concierge staff are all very nice and helpful! Bob the leasing agent is also wonderful and a good person to the core. They are the best thing about this place and what I will miss. The pool area is really nice and if you can get an apartment with a balcony it is nice to sit out there. These benefits don't outweigh the greatly increasing number of downsides anymore.

Buddy of mine relocating to the area and I'm helping him scout out a new pad…read more I stopped in this past week for a tour as I was in the King Farm area. I was greeted by a lovely woman named Renee. First let me say, she was great! Very friendly, professional and well organized. She definitely knew her stuff. Although, the move isn't until next year, Renee still suggested a few different floor plan options for me. She took me around the community for a tour of one of their two bedroom/two baths which was just beautiful. It was very modern and updated. She was very thorough in explaining the amenities, different specs, costs and even the leasing procedure. Renee then showed me all of the amenities The Huntington had to offer. I was truly blown away by their indoor pool and steam room. You don't see that too often at apartment complexes. This place is kinda POSH. Definitely a 5 star experience that I can't wait to tell my pal about.

Nice quiet community. Apartments are spacious and beautiful. Nice area for kids to grow up…read more Management is nice and professional. Complex is well kept. I love it here. I recommend this lovely community to live.

I've been here 3.5 yrs and love living in Downtown Silver Spring. The Central was a good choice for…read moreme. As far as noise goes, I face Fenton, but the traffic noise doesn't bother me at all. I hear what sounds like a TV from somewhere sometimes but if I am trying to read or otherwise relax, I just play white noise on my speaker & I'm good. Maintenance is extremely prompt & I love having an in unit washer & dryer. I don't participate in all of the activities, but I do enjoy the book club. We need management to help us promote it more as a lot of our members moved away. Overall, I am happy about my choice.

Danielle, the concierge who works the evening and sometimes the overnight shift, is brave and…read moreensures that the building is safe. She goes above and beyond. Last week, I was at the desk when an Uber Eats delivery came in close to 9:30 pm. The delivery person was upset that Danielle would not allow her to take the food upstairs. It is Central's policy that delivery agents are not allowed to go upstairs after 8:00 pm. Though Danielle called the resident and offered to take the food to the apartment herself, the delivery person still demanded to take it upstairs. The delivery person called Danielle names, belittled her role, raised her voice, recorded us, and refused to leave the premises. Through it all, Danielle remained calm, kept her voice at the same low conversational tone, and repeated the solutions she initially offered regarding the food delivery. I was impressed with Danielle's response to the aggression. This went on for about 30 minutes until the delivery person decided to leave. Before and after the delivery person, Danielle was also trying to keep the front doors closed. One of the doors did not close once opened. To prevent non-residents from entering, she tried to get residents to use the other door. Despite putting up signs, the residents kept leaving the door open. She got up to close it several times in between responding to residents seeking assistance all over the building. She eventually resolved the door situation by putting a flower pot to block the malfunctioning door. She maintained vigilance via the cameras and greeted everyone who entered the building, allowing her eyes to rest on each face. It was a noisy and chaotic night. I was both stressed and concerned for her safety. She is also brave! I have witnessed her in the past go into the garage after 11:00 pm to evacuate a man who snuck behind the second gate to sit there. I walked with her before going home because I was concerned that he would get aggressive. He did not. I told her that she is brave to have planned to walk out there alone with no one else around. I also praised her for her endurance throughout the chaos.

Pros - I love living here at Hidden Creek! it is a wonderful place to live. Roomy apartment with…read morespectacular view of the horizon! I love my neighbors they are peaceful. Quick maintenance response. Beautiful place to live. Cons - Hallway carpet is stained and needs replacing. Valet trash missed pickups several evenings. Ambulance and police sirens are loud and windows don't have a good sound barrier for loud mufflers on cars. Cable fee should be optional not required.

Love the apartment love the team, Tiffany, Kim, J.P And Jamil,…read more They are helpful and would do anything to make you feel you are at home. The club house very elegant and the gym open 24 hours, which is great. Outdoor Swimming pool, and they allow pets. I recommend them.

Good afternoon, they are abusers when we moved to that apartment everything was old they hadn't…read moreeven changed the carpet, thieves I would never recommend anyone to rent them and I move and they take away all my deposit apart from giving them the apartment in better conditions than you give me! There is no option to give it 0 stars but if there was, I would definitely give them to you

Canterbury Apartments in Germantown MD are amazing, a good place to live. The apartments are big…read moreand good, very clean, and at a good price amazing place to live.

I liked this place the first year of living here. Even renewed. But then shortly after renewing the…read moreoffice stopped caring. The roach problem got so much worse. Used to just call out them once every month or two to do a spray. Now we need to almost weekly. People have started trashing the halls, leaving trash all over, and now we have move and giant roaches instead of just small ones. Pest control has said that other apartments are downright disgusting and that ours is fine it's just being in same building as those. The apartment needs to do inspections and enforce cleanliness. Put cameras and see who is trashing the halls. Plus people let their kids run and scream in the halls, prank knocking on doors, and even riding their electric scooters down the hall almost running others over. The only good thing is the fact it's a fairly safe building and there is a code to enter the building and your apartment. But in the transition months like March when it's getting into the 80s they still don't turn on the AC so the apartments get up to literally 92 degrees.

Full disclosure, I no longer live here. I was a resident there from 2012-2015, and I absolutely…read moreloved it. True, the neighborhood is not fantastic, but the community itself was very safe (locking exterior doors), and my experience with management was great. Robert was especially helpful, even coming to rescue me on Xmas eve when my key fob needed new batteries. I once dropped my phone down the elevator shaft, and the maintenance staff retrieved it for me and didn't even call me an idiot! Win in my book. I also had to technically break my lease and move from a 2-bedroom to a studio due to extenuating circumstances, and they allowed it since I was staying in the building. Excellent customer service, and the help ticket requests were always prompt, within 24 hours, which is unheard of in many apartments. Hardwood floors throughout and spacious units, the only thing missing is in-unit washer dryers. There's also a small gym and a pool for residents, and there was a cute "dvd rental" in the main office for free. They also sign for your packages so you have to be able to go get them. I have a lot of great memories at Suburban Hill. It was my first time living there and have nothing my great things to say about them. Highly recommend.

I lived here for 11 months (11/14-10/15). The only reason I moved is because I transferred to my…read moreagency's San Francisco office. So why 5 stars? 1. The insulation. For the first week or two I moved here, I had the feeling like I was the only person in the building. I never heard a sound from one neighbor, and ocassionally would hear a muffled loud laugh from my other neighbor. That's it. You could hear hallway noise somewhat easily from the kitchen/living room, but that was hardly ever an issue since the hallway didn't get a ton of foot traffic. 2. Very prompt replies to maintenance requests. You call in the morning, it'll be fixed by that afternoon. The one time I had an emergency on a Sunday, they responded promptly too. 3. I saw one ant in my 11 months there. Nothing else. 4. Value. I paid $1795/month for a top floor, recently renovated apartment. Much better value (IMO) than any of those newly built apartments in Shaw, U St, etc. 5. management. Besides prompty taking care of maintenance issues, they don't BS you. Moving in and out was very straight forward. I had to get out of my lease 1 month early, and they were able to find a new renter, so I was saved from paying that 1 remaining month. One downside: you still can only pay rent via check. No online bill pay option. Overall, I'd recommend the Park Monroe. If keener managmeent runs all their buildings as well as the park monroe, then I also recommend them too.

Hello! I lived here from October 2019-October 2020. It was the worst living situation I've ever…read moreexperienced. I got a 7th floor studio apartment (400-ish sq ft) with one bathroom and kitchenette for $1575 a month. My parking space was $175 a month. So I was paying $1770 a month (*with a $55k salary*). Let me tell you how much of a joke this was. Let's start off easy, with the parking space. I did not get a full parking space, yet I was paying the full amount as everyone else in the garage. Due to an extra wall protruding, the corner parking space I had was impossible to turn into, park, and get out of. If I turn in too narrow, it blocks off space for the car next to me. If I turn in too wide, it's nearly impossible to get out of it without hitting the car parked behind me. The butt of my car always stood out because the parking space was a half. Why should that be $175? Now for the apartment. The carpet was an ugly beige, reminding me of like someone's parents' house basement. Any stain was impossible to get out. Aesthetically, not pleasing at all. I fell for the beautiful view initially, there is a wall of windows next to the bed. However, as the apartment is on a main street (16th St), it means NOISE. The constant humdrum buzz of cars whizzing by yes, but also Sirens of ambulance and police constantly, and late night roaring and yelling by homeless drunk people. There is no overheard lighting (except for a horrible florescent office-like light in the kitchenette) so I had to have two standing lamps (in opposing corners of the apartment, for more evened-out lighting), plus a bedside nightstand lamp, but were still not good enough really. The way the studio apartment is designed is horrible. You really can put the bed on either side of the room, but there is no room for a couch. I mean, technically there is, but you would risk blocking the front entrance. So I had to have an arm chair there but it looked pretty awkward given all the space. Then, here is the worst part. The kitchenette. What a joke excuse of a kitchen. I really hated it. So design-wise, it's ugly, all-white, non-remarkable and cheap looking. There is NO dishwasher. There is NO microwave. There is literally a tiny square gray sink, a small area of counter space, then the stove/oven. I would have to wash dishes pretty fast considering more than two meals meant that the sink would fill up. But there is no place to dry the dishes/post unless I used that small bit of counter space. But then I would need that small bit of counter space to cut my vegetables, or else I'd just turn around and use the f---ing kitchen table to cut my things. And THE STOVE/OVEN. So the stove fire didn't work when i turned it out, so I would have to use an extended lighter and turn on the stove the same time to get any fire. THERE IS NO VENTILATION. NONE!!!! THERE IS A HOOD ABOVE THE STOVE. Like a hood that looks like a ventilator, but it's like plastic looking and no actual utility use. It's a fake ventilator. Do you know what that means? It means that every time I cooked--EVEN IF IT WAS JUST BOILING WATER FOR PASTA--the fire alarm would set off. Every time. Not a couple times. Not every other time. Every time. Do you know how management responded to this? They appeared at my front door knocking, without advanced notice which was inappropriate. Then, they say they read my email about my fire alarm constantly going off, so here is their solution for me: a shoe cover. Yes, you read that right. A cloth, drawstring shoe-cover FOR F---ING SHOES (!!) to put over my fire alarm. And the best part? "Don't tell anyone about this please," the management pleaded. THE AUDACITY! No room for things like blenders or a coffee maker either since the counter space so small. You know what I had to do when making breakfast? I'd have to take my toaster out of the cupboard above the fridge that's annoying to reach. Make my toast. Then I would have to put the toast on a plate and onto the table. Then I'd have to use the remaining counter space, where I previously had my toaster, to cut things, etc. So much back and forth. Next, I'm going to go into their COVID management. When I got COVID in August, I notified them. And they DID NOT send a mass email warning everyone, or step up their disinfecting. It was like they wanted to hide it. In Hong Kong where my friend lives, one person got it and everyone was notified and they shut things down. Here it was like they downplayed. Anyway I hated living here, it was miserable, overpriced, management was awful and often petty. ALSO NO WASHER DRYER IN UNIT. You have to pay $$ for that and go all the way down to the basement. Once I put $30 on my laundry card and it took it, but then wouldn't work on the machines. I told management. What did they say? "IDK what to do, but why don't you call the owners of the laundry machines yourself and ask them how to get your money back?" THAT'S YOUR JOB. I pay you to do things like this. ugh.