We happen to fall into working with Apartment Solutions from a Zillow listing, and we were SO…read morethankful we did. Caryn was our direct contact and she was nothing short of WONDERFUL. Extremely accessible, very high degree of communication, super organized, wealth of knowledge, and just an overall very nice and friendly human to make an acquaintance with. Would highly recommend using them to find your next rental. And, ask for Caryn!

Contacted once for initial intake and then never heard from them again. Disappointed because I was…read morereally hoping they would help!

I cannot say enough good things about Thornberry Apartments in Naperville. It is a beautiful…read morecomplex, with attractive landscaping, apartments that are clean and nice and the clubhouse offers a fitness center and there is a huge pool. It is extremely well-managed by Christine Holley, Kevin Forsberg, and Catherine Peck. These people are professional, helpful, and genuinely nice. Along with that, their maintenance staff of workers are very competent, efficient, and courteous. I have been staying here since March 23rd because of a fire in my building. Thank you everyone for your help and kindness!

Of all the apartment complexes we visited in two months, this one truly showed the greatest…read morehospitality, and perhaps the most features I have a luxury apartment. Their prices are on the luxury end, but for that, you will indeed get luxury service, luxury accommodations, and enjoyable place to call home.

These are decent apartments. Modern appliances. It's close to the tollway. It's not far from…read morerestaurants, auto shops, gas stations, grocery stores, etc. You're mins away from Lisle, Woodridge, Naperville, Bolingbrook, Lombard, and Westmont. I live in a one bedroom with a patio. It's a good size for 1-2 people. You can have cats and dogs. They have a small gym, pool, basketball/tennis courts on the far left, and a sand volleyball court. They have public laundry rooms but if you pay more you can have a washer and dryer in your apartment. It's very useful if you like to do laundry late at night. Some of the apartments will have walk-in closets. If you live upstairs you'll have a nice balcony. Maintenance is very good here, they respond quickly. The apartment staff is very pleasant and helpful. They provide cat sitting in case you're out of town. They can only change the food and water, they can't empty the cat litter. Your neighbors in your building are very kind. They'll bring in your packages and set it by the mail area. That's if it's not too heavy or bulky. Cons: Spacious parking although you'll find that people don't have parking skills. Your "neighbors" also drive like idiots here. They either drive super slow or they pull out in front of you. Be wary that these neighbors also like to walk in front of cars vs using the sidewalks. Like anywhere else, you got morons living close to you. It's relatively safe but you do see a bunch of random weirdos that drive around the parking lots and not really stopping. Overall about a 3.5 due to the incompetent drivers, idiots, and weirdos.

The apartments and grounds are kept clean and Stephanie and maintenance man were great! Only…read moredownside is the loud highway, other than that we really enjoyed living here!

The roof over the pool did not open as promised, the hot tub was broken, and there was a vicious…read moredog allowed on the property. The management did not offer solutions to problems. I'm glad I moved out.

Management (the worst part of the organization, Laura specifically) expected us to leave the…read moreapartment in brand-new condition, even though we patched all the walls, caused ZERO damage, and hired a professional cleaning service before moving out. Despite this, they withheld our full security deposit and billed us over $600 on top of that for minor things like drip pans, a couple of missed shower spots, and removing two small pieces of wood we accidentally left behind. What's most frustrating is that it's management's responsibility to prepare the unit for the next tenant, not the previous tenant's job to restore it to factory condition. On top of that, there was a long-term mouse infestation that we reported multiple times and had to deal with ourselves. We'll be filing formal complaints with the DuPage County Health Department, Attorney General, IDFPR for both the unresolved pest issues and these unfair, excessive move-out charges.

We have lived here for almost a year now and it's my favorite apartment I've been in. It has a…read morehomey feel. The price is great for the location and the property is well maintained. The owner takes great pride with the landscaping. There are beautiful fountains and plants all around the property. Maintenance is extremely prompt. The appliances are updated and the freezer has an ice machine. We are very pleased and plan to stay another year or two. Central AC, baseboard heat, perfect amount of space. This is a very diverse community. There is a wide range of diversity from age group to ethnicity. Everyone I've come across is extremely nice and personable, I can honestly say I have zero complaints.

My mom and I got screwed over good from this place. On the day we were moving out we got hungry and…read moredecided to get a bite out at Wendy's, where we ate and got back in less than an hour. We came back only to find out that our moving truck was gone from the premises. My mom strongly thinks that this was the work of a lowly maintenance man (I won't say a specific name but it prob wasn't Leo or Ziggy) and not anyone who should have the authority to call a towing place if there was even a reason to have our truck towed in the first place, which there wasn't. Thanks to this ---hole we had to drive all the way to S&S Towing in Melrose Park (a place critically panned by Yelp users) which didn't even have a record on file of our vehicle. The cost was $1,500 to get the truck back. Courts of the Falling Waters, I have posted a review like this before on Yelp which I'm convinced you had deleted. Do not condone what this scumbag did to the both of us for the sake of you not having your apartment complex being given a bad name. I will not recommend you to anybody looking for an apartment.

Denzel is fantastic, such a great help through the leasing process. Excellent realtor!…read more Compared to other places I've seen, this is standard for this price and area. It's no secret we're all low income so like yeah. It's affordable and pet friendly, large dogs ok which is really nice. Flexible deposit.

I wouldn't recommend this sh*thole of an apartment home community to anyone. It looks nice online,…read morethen you get here and everything is raggedy as hell. No microwaves, so you must purchase your own if you want one. They're honestly overcharging for these outdated, raggedy, fake luxury a** buildings. Nobody cleans up around here so the upkeep is AWFUL! They complain about tenants breaking rules etc, sending emails for petty sh*t, but not fixing sh*t when you send maintenance requests for the appliances that were already f*cked up to begin with. There's cracks and sh*t in these plastic floors cause it's definitely NOT HARDWOOD. Bogus. There's cracks in the ceiling, on the walls. Obvious damage that could've been fixed beforehand. On top of that! PACKAGES GET STOLEN 24/7!!!! They don't give a damn though. The office/property manager(s) refuses to check cameras OR at least send out email notices for missing/stolen packages. Basically, they're like "oh well, what do you want us to do about it". & it's more than likely ALSO the office taking and hiding packages because they don't see fit of a certain name ;) With that being said, nothing is secured. I don't give a f*ck about the key card that doesn't stop thieves from stealing. Oh and as far as getting in contact with someone it's soooo difficult. They BARELY pick up the provided phone number, or put you on hold for 99 f*cking hours. Don't move to this place. Period. Thank you.

I lived at tgm willowbrook apartments for five years and loved living there. The location is right…read moreoff of kingery highway but it isn't loud and you don't hear a lot of highway noises. I love how there is so much open yard space and trees by every apartment. There is even a park nextdoor with a walking path, fishing pond with fountain, and playground. Pets are allowed so you will often see neighbors walking their dogs. They have lots of different types of apartments but I lived first in a one bedroom and then switched to a two bedroom- both had gas stoves and remodeled/great quality kitchen. The shelves and everything were sturdy and things rarely broke. If something did break or not work I could call maintenance and they were so nice and usually there by the next day. The only problems I ever had were a few times in the spring I got ants in the kitchen and you have to wait til wednesday when their exterminator can come but if you ask in the mean time they will drop off traps. Also it's coin laundry in each building ($1.25 load), and sometimes those machines broke but if they did you call the number on the machine- they do take a few days to come but if you ask they will refund the money you wasted on that load and you can ask tgm for a temp key for the day for other buildings to use their laundry (you just give them an id while you have the key). Tgm uses comcast or at&t I believe and allow dishes but it depends on if they can put it in certain locations by your specific apartment. The walls are white or this light brown color that I'm not a fan of (you can paint but must paint it back before move out) and there is a light brown carpet. The carpet is like any apartment complex, kind of cheap- but every year only if you ask, you can request a free carpet cleaning when you sign your new lease. They have a 24hr gym that is spacious and not often too busy. There is a trainer Tim that works there that is amazing! They have a two tennis courts that are kept somewhat in good condition. There are gated areas to let dogs run free around the complex and tons of free poop pickup bag stands. They have two pools- one is right by the gym but it is very very very tiny. The other larger one is by the clubhouse and is a decent size and only a few times in the summer will you have trouble getting a lawnchair spot. The clubhouse has key fob entrance (just like gym and pool) and you can bring however many guests you want. The clubhouse and gym have free wifi. The clubhouse sometimes has your packages to sign out or the driver may just leave them in your mailroom by your apt, but I've never had anything stolen. The clubhouse has nice mac computers but you can only access them at certain times and I often had problems with them- I couldn't login, I couldn't print (no ink or paper), a mouse was missing, etc. if you ask sometimes they can fix the problem. The staff are hit or miss- some are super friendly and helpful, others are flat out mean/rude and act annoyed if you ask any question. You just learn who to go to for assistance. When we resigned our lease or moved out we never had any issues. We even got some of our deposit back. Parking is free for you and guests and there are always spots available. You can grill if you keep the grill a good distance from your patio. Your bills are nicor gas, aum, commed, your internet/cable, and rent only. The train station is about two miles away in clarendon hills which is a cute little town with nice restaurants and things to walk to in the summer. There is a jewel within walking distance as well just a few blocks away. Tgm is great about plowing and salting in the winter. There are large outside dumpsters for trash close to every apartment. I honestly loved living here. We only moved because of a nearby plant that the news shared was putting out extra pollutants and chemicals in the air, but I heard it recently closed. I would definitely recommend Tgm to friends and family.

You're looking at about 2,000 for a one bedroom one bath with W/D (around 800sqft) and about 2,700…read morefor a 2 bedroom 2 bath with W/D (abt 1,100 sqft). The high prices are because of the area and supposed amenities. For the location near grocery stores, the hwy, and the train on top of the amenities it makes sense, but to be honest it not worth it for the money anymore. Amenities are not maintained well and/or have very restrictive hours. The apartments are not well insulated so your utilities are typically really high no matter the season. The increasing amount of prohibited items on patios is getting out of hand. No rugs (even outdoor ones I guess), lights, bikes, storage items, drapes, or grills are allowed on your patio. You are however allowed to grill if you are 100ft away from the building. For 2,700 a month the inability to decorate your patio or store your bike out there(because the storage included with most patios is no where near big enough) is very disappointing. They put in communal grills to make up for the change of no longer allowing grills on patios, but theyre only close to the leasing office, so you'll have to walk a ways to get to one. They try to offset many downsides with outdoor movies and free donut day every once in a while. In regards to amenities: Gym is 24/7 and equipment is fine, but I really don't thinking its cleaned very well. Every time I go there is hair and dust all over the floor, which is disgusting because they have an area with yoga mats where you are very close to the ground doing your work out. The bathroom in the gym is connected to the pool and its not well maintained either, everything in there is falling apart. Pool next to the gym should be heated when weather drops below a certain temp, however it's not. The main pool was "down for maintenance" the first day it was advertised to be open for the season. They gave no notice other than a small sign taped on the gate. It was down for a while, which is interesting since they had plenty of time prior to it opening for the season for things to get fixed, as the weather had been good for a bit over a month. Sand volleyball area is not maintained at all. There is always goose poop, garbage, or other stuff in there that makes it unusable. There is a dog park that is again not maintained. There are tons patches where there is no grass just dirt, so when its slightly damp out your dog will be a muddy mess. There is supposed to be two tennis courts but one is always locked. Feels like the movie theater is just for show. You really can only use it on the weekends because it's only open during business hours and trying to get a hold of people in the leasing office to make an appointment is next to impossible, I suppose if you email them or go in person you might have better luck.

My wife and I were "Rodger's Lodgers" and were impressed by Rodger and his rental property. Rodger…read morewas a nice, caring landlord, and whenever we had an issue, he would address it as. soon as possible and try to get it fixed. We rented the Wisconsin Ave home and were impressed by its proximity to stores and major roads and the nice, quiet neighborhood. We never had an issue with parking, the appliances and amenities provided were nice, the home was well-maintained, and the rental agreement terms were generous. Definitely recommend.

I have been staying at one of Rodgers Properties for the past 6 months. Anytime that I have had a…read morerequest, he has been VERY prompt in assisting and has been more than accommodating! I have had 0 issues since I have began my stay! I would recommend anyone to stay at one of Rodgers Lodgings because it very quickly felt like home to me while I was here!

All I am going to say is that this place is no bueno. The list of what is wrong with these…read moreapartments is way too long to list.

Caution to future renters -- please review carefully before signing…read more Based on my personal experience at Yorktown Apartments: Lease terms: I believed I was signing a 1-year lease, but later discovered the agreement was actually for 1.5 years. When I asked about leaving early for a job in another state and provided proof, I was told my only option was to pay a penalty equal to three months' rent. Because of this, I had to remain for 6 more months to complete the full lease term. Be aware that you are locked in for the entire lease period, no matter what. Rent increases: During my stay, the rent amount was not stable -- it kept going up month after month, which added to the financial burden. Move-out charges & deposit: At move-out, instead of receiving my $1,000 security deposit back, I was billed additional fees (including $355 for painting) that went beyond my deposit. Despite patching the small pre-existing crack myself and returning the unit in good condition, the charges were so high that I not only lost my entire deposit but also ended up owing them money. Be prepared that you may not get your security deposit back. Property conditions: In my opinion, the community is poorly maintained. I often saw puddles of dog urine in hallways and elevators, smelled weed almost daily, and frequently saw Lombard police cars responding to issues, which made me feel unsafe. Takeaway: In my experience, the lease terms were unclear, the rent kept rising, the move-out fees felt unfair, and the property conditions did not meet my expectations. I strongly recommend anyone considering renting here to read the lease carefully, budget for hidden costs, and prepare for the possibility of not getting your deposit back.