Yes I absolutely loved The Quarters at Towson Town beautiful property clean excellent customer…read moreservice priced nicely

It's a nice apartment complex so far. They haven't opened the pool yet, but the gym is clean and…read morenice. The apartment was "cleaned" when we moved in, but the floors and pretty much everything did have to be scrubbed up to my standard. The halls are mopped at least twice a week, which is great. They just need to get better about mowing more frequently so it's easier to pick up our dogs . Honestly, overall we are really happy with our decision to move here. I would recommend getting on them when you're waiting for the final process of application/approval! They will just let the phone ring and ring while sitting there not really doing anything...... so that was a pain but the actual living here has been nice. They're timely if you have a maintenance request. People speed like crazy in the parking garage, you just have to make sure you look both ways 10 times before walking to the door, so you don't get hit. Touring the apartments was fairly easy also!

Edit: 11/1 We have officially moved out because we bought…read moreour own home. Since Chelsea became property manager, she took care of everything. She is a great manager and I hope she stays there for awhile. Chelsea reset the rules and made sure the building was secure. I would recommend anyone who needs a short term place to live in Towson. 6/23: I have lived in the Winthrop since three months opened. I have watched the building grow from not having anybody here to fully filled. I do love this building, but we have had a few issues. Management is always responsive and kind, but the problem is, there's not enough staff. They promised when they opened that they would get a doorman 24/7. They have not. There is a desk that is not used. Things get hectic on the weekends. I've seen children unsupervised in the common areas - which is NOT allowed (and written in the lease contract). Three children were downstairs one night at 11:30 pm. They were around the age of 8 and two boys were throwing rocks in the fountain. I was seriously afraid they'd break it. I told the leasing office, but they are not here after hours do not much they can do. People prop the front door open and I swear half the people using the amenities aren't living here. They say there's a security guard, but I really don't understand this. There are a lot of noise complaints here, but I won't say anything bad about that. Walls are soundproof. We live on the side of Dulaney. It is loud, but Winthrop walls actually help that! I do love our apartment size. I feel realitively safe here. There has been times though that a homeless guy came to sleep in the lobby. He said he was looking for a place. He wasn't. I was down there the entire time he was there - slept, used the restroom and walked out. That's probably the worst I've seen, but the leasing office was open at the time so I think they would've kicked him out if anything went wrong (safety reasons). I love the amenities but as my husband calls it, there are tragedy of the commons. People leave trash in the halls on the weekends. I'm afraid of bugs/rodents coming. We did have an ant issue but it was resolved. The good thing is in the common areas, they clean it every day. The cleaning staff is friendly too and they always say hi. We have had a few appliances break. We contacted the leasing office and they were replaced the next business day (although I did freak out when we almost had a flood from our washer breaking in the middle of the night but my husband dealt with the water). It's expensive here, but you get what you pay for - you pay for the area. You won't find a place much cheaper and I do love the staff here. Even when staff is replaced, they're always nice. I just wish they hired more staff (i.e. Doorman/security staff). I would recommend this building, but not long term. Maybe for a year or two until you plan on buying a house (which we will be buying when we move out). It's a lovely area and close to shopping! I can walk to work which is why we moved here. If you're looking for short time convenience, it's a great community!

Winthrop apartments are absolutely a wonderful place to live. Professional people are residents of…read moreWinthrop. If one wants peace, quiet, safe surroundings, Winthrop, Towson Maryland is the place to live. This is an absolute guarantee and piece of mind for anyone who wants a safe, friendly and secure place to live at all times. Many times a person has to spend more money to get quality living quarters. I believe, the more money you spend for an apartment, home or condominium, it keeps the "riff-raff" out of the environment. Gail

I've been at Chetwood Circle for a couple years now and was referring a friend to Padonia Apts when…read moreI noticed all of the negative comments. Configured I would chime in, which I normally don't do either negatively or positively. Before moving in owned a house and sold it to temporarily live in an apt until another home is purchased. Don't like apartments but living here has somewhat changed my mind. Neighborhood is clean and crime free from what I noticed. The maintenance people have been very responsive to any repairs I've had. They fix issue which has only been a couple and leave a note saying they were there, which was a nice gesture. Whenever I have to go to management office (not very often) they have been very kind and responsive. Never have problem with parking or vandalism. Rates are competitive with similar properties. Convenient to highways. And shopping and even PA line. Cons- it's an apartment, which isn't Padonia fault. It's not a remolded unit but still nice and clean. I would recommend getting a renovated unit, which are very nice and if I'm going to be here another year or more I am going to switch. Truly has been a pleasure and with all the windows and lighting in apartment I love it! Hope this helps anyone looking. Good luck!

You should probably look elsewhere. Here is a break down review…read more There are essentially no lights in the apartment. There is a light in the kitchen, den, hallway, walk-in closet, and bathroom. There is no light in the living room or bedroom. I guess that is on me for not checking to see that there were lights in the apartment before moving in? The kitchen has minimal storage and the storage it does have is questionable. Two cabinets above the fridge do not open. The storage above the sink is lacking structure and caves in the middle. Things will break. Under the sink is just an open space. It is unsettling because there's at least one mouse in the apartment. I do not want to store things under the sink out of fear that the mouse will get into it. The bathroom light is attached to the fan which is super loud and does not vent. I have to shower with the door wide open in order to vent the bathroom. The reason the bathroom needs to be vented is because the paint they used for the bathroom has an oil in it that leaks when exposed to heat. Any time hot water or steam is used in the bathroom, the ceiling leaks a yellow oil. This oil drips on the ground, down the walls, and onto the sink. In order to make the bathroom somewhat "clean" I have to clean the ceiling twice a week. After about two months of living there, the tile started peeling and chipping like paint. The lack of ventilation also causes mold to grow above where the "tile" ends and wall begins. The drain is rusted and there's no drain cover, just a circular disk to place over the drain if you want to take a bath. The floor of the tub takes on a black color if you don't clean it weekly. The toilet paper holder is across from the toilet and is nearly impossible to reach. I had to buy my own holder so I can actually reach. Everything about the bathroom is stressful. The light cover in the den is so low that I, a 5'4" human, have bumped my head on it. It shattered within the first month of me living there. I can only assume they did that knowing everyone would break it and they could fine us for it. Honestly, that is a smart move on their part. There is a mouse living there. I have spotted it multiple times throughout my time here. It only comes out at night and no traps work. I submitted a maintenance request for it a few weeks after I moved in. They sent pest control to come. I didn't receive a letter to lock up my dog, so the man couldn't come in. I had to wait another week for them to come back because pest control only comes on Wednesdays. I provided the main office with the number for my dog walker so she could know when to come because I didn't want to leave my dog in her crate for 10 hours. The dog walker came and then put my dog in the bedroom so she was out of the way for pest control. I came home to my dog terrified, my bed peed on, and everything on my dresser now on the floor. That was 100% a me problem which I was fine with as long as there was no more mouse. But pest control didn't do anything! They said they did not see any activity (which makes sense because it only comes out at night) and they put down traps. They said they didn't spray anything because I have a pet that roams. But I had already put down traps. So, my dog freaked out and peed on my bed for absolutely nothing. I got married while living here and asked to add my husband to the lease. I figured it would just be adding his name to it. They wanted $500 for me to add him even though literally nothing else was changing. When I paid $500, they were upset because I did it online and not by a certified check. There was a notice taped to my neighbor's mailbox that said they are taking him to court for failure to pay rent. That was such a disrespectful way to go about it. That is a private matter and just shows how much they value money over all else. Most dog owners don't pick up after their dog. They put the nicest people who care a lot in the leasing office because it is impossible to get mad at them. But the company itself is terrible. The design and functionality of the apartment is atrocious.

I loved living here, if we didn't buy a house I would still probably be here. Front desk,…read moremaintenance, everyone knew you and your dogs by name and were so quick to help with anything. The pool was so great, probably my favorite amenity because they checked your card to make sure you lived there so it wasn't overrun with people bringing everyone they knew, and lots of chairs! I did love the 5th? floor lounge area too for reading or something when you needed a calm break from your place. Super walkable to so much stuff, the courthouse park, tons of restaurants, CVS, the library, and you also feel so safe since the police are seriously next door, along with needing key cards to even enter the building. Only downside - parking. We moved in while the auto park was closed so they gave us spots in the garage next door, which wasn't ideal in winter or with groceries or heavy items. They did have carts to help bring things upstairs but you still had to get over to the building which was a pain. Although, don't know if the auto park was better. I worked with someone who lived in the same building and we had one day where we took the elevator down together but I got to work an hour earlier bc it broke and she couldn't get her car out. So that's the only bad thing but I guess that comes with all the other walkable conveniences.

I must say I enjoyed living at Palisades of Towson! The building, the staff etc are very attentive!…read moreI don't want to take that away from them just because my upstairs neighbor was a bad tenant!

I am going to be moving into a two bedroom apartment within the next month. My roommate and I had…read morean AWESOME experience touring and visiting Eagle Rock. Michael was amazing and he helped us with everything we needed. He also provided us with move in help and made the process so easy. Don't be discouraged by other reviews, as I know many people who have lived here and loved it. I am so excited to move in and I can't thank Michael enough for all of his help.

I've been living at the 5 east community for a few months now, and I moved here because of the…read morelocations convenience. Recently (a month ago), new neighbors moved into the building and started smoking almost daily. This in turn, led to the smell of marijuana coming into my apartment daily as well. The smell is strong enough to wake my roommate out of his sleep. My Mother came over the Thanksgiving weekend and thought me and my roommate smoked in our apartment cause the smell is that strong/bad. The community claims to be "smoke-free"; however, this doesn't seem to be true unless the owners say so. This probably wouldn't be as bad of an issue if my roommate didn't have asthma and was affecting his health. We pointed this out to management, and they did not seem to care. They also tried to offer a solution that was not ideal for us, such as offering us a more expensive apartment. I, as a resident that's done nothing wrong, shouldn't have to pay more to feel comfortable in my own home From the outside, the community seems pleasant, but once you move in, it's a completely different story. My feelings toward 5 east is that all they care about is your money and couldn't care less about its current residents.

Unfortunately they have yet to pick up after themselves! The dog poop situation has NOT improved…read more Laying around everywhere for days, always a fresh pile right outside my window! Lots of noise here, from the screaming to running in the halls to random furniture breaking. It's like a zoo!

I have been in the apartment industry for nearly 20 years and we…read morechose 20 Lambourne for our daughter. The ladies in the office do a great job! We have been really pleased with their communication and their customer service. When there are issues, the ladies are prompt with notifying the residents and do everything they can to resolve the situation quickly. No building will be free of hiccups, that's the nature of the business, but the most important criteria when selecting a community is the strength of the site team.

My life is now complete because I got 'first to review' at a retirement community on Yelp. I have…read moreto say that I was impressed in every way with Edenwald. When you think of a retirement community you may be one of the people that thinks of a sad place where people are put to be forgotten. That's certainly not the case at all with Edenwald. It felt like a bustling community to me. More than once I thought "I wouldn't mind ending up at a place like this someday." Security wise there is a person manning the front desk at all hours of the day. Ask that person for the guest Wi-Fi password. There is a lobby where you can sit and wait for people where there is also a gift store. I didn't see it but apparently they have a fitness center and pool here. On the activity board they have a listing of all the activities that are taking place on site. They also offer multiple day trips to interesting sites around the area. If you don't want to drive to do errands they will take you places such as Trader Joe's. They have multiple restaurants on site. I got to sample two of them. One of them was a casual cafeteria. The other one was what we called "the pub", which serves alcohol. There is also a fancy pants restaurant across from the pub, but they enforce a dress code. I wasn't doing backflips over the food, but it was much better than I expected and I enjoyed my meals. I thought the nicest thing about the living quarters was that once you go inside and close your door it just feels like an apartment. You have a fully stocked kitchen, which is nice. Even though you have your privacy there are ways in the bathroom and bedroom to alert the staff that you need help. All the amenities in the world wouldn't matter if the people weren't treated right. I have to say I was constantly interacting with friendly people. Multiple times on the elevator the residents would be cracking me up. One man told me that he hoped I wasn't going to the 25th floor because that was his private penthouse. If you have an aging relative who wants their independence but could use the safety/security of assisted-living I can't think of a better place then Edenwald.

Compassionate staff everywhere, not just in nursing services. Independent living activities and…read morethe food exceed our expectations everyday. No more big house, lawn, maintenance- gone. And now we have 14 people on our skilled maintenance crew, plus house keeping services, and our own kitchen/serving staff. We were traveling for 2 months and the security team called twice to make sure we were OK! Sooo happy to spend the rest of my life here.

I had a matress foam topper sent here when I lived here and they said they didnt have it. The…read morereceptionist felt like she knew something.

despite there never been an actual fire/emergency, the emergency alarm has gone off 4 times in the…read morepast week, including once in the middle of the night. no email or anything from management. for a 700 sq ft, 2800$ a month apartment you would think they could afford a functioning alarm system...

Why am I the only one reviewing Mercy Ridge? This place is fire! I had the pleasure of attending…read morea birthday brunch for my friend who was turning 90. Yes, 90. It's the new 60. The brunch buffet was incredible. Everything was displayed so elegantly in a private room and the tables were decorated nicely. Each brunch item, complete with Mimosas, was absolutely delicious. MR outdoes itself each time I'm there. When it comes to food service and hospitality, they are leading the way.

Such a wonderful senior living experience. The staff are kind, professional and always so helpful…read more The facility is just lovely!