This apartment community is very pleasant and well maintained. The atmosphere is quiet and peaceful…read moreand the staff is always polite. Any time I had a maintenance request it was handled within 24 hours. I have no complaints and would recommend them to anyone. The property is very clean and tastefully decorated for every season/holiday. Online account statements/payments made my stay very easy and organized. The only reason why I am no longer a resident is because I bought a house, otherwise I would still be enjoying my nice apartment!

My wife and I are in a one bedroom apartment here. We have just extended our lease, as our first is…read morerunning out. The property is well cared for, with snow/ice cleared regularly during the winter. We find it a quiet place, with lovely landscaping to appear as spring takes over. It's great to have a resident manager, especially one who cares about the apartments she manages, as well as the residents. Always a quick response to issues requiring maintenance help.

LANDLORDS BEWARE! They are not interested in filling rentals. Have emailed and called numerous…read moretimes regarding availabilities, with NO REPLY! Units have exceeded 100 days listing. Saw all the bad reviews from current renters. Would not do business with them!

I can see why this company has such poor ratings. I have bought and sold over 12 properties since…read more2013, this by far is the worst company to deal with. Ed Mclaughlin is a criminal and I don't know how he manages to still have a business. My wife and I purchased a home in November 2023, with the understanding ,which was agreed to and signed on the contract that an electrical issue with the house we were buying was to be fixed by a licensed electrician. A month after closing when I had a contractor in to remodel, we came to find out the problem was not fixed just hidden and actually deemed more unsafe then was before. Also, come to find out that the so called electrician he uses is a "handyman" that is not licensed or insured. Live wires were left dangling hidden under drop ceiling where my three small children sleep. I then reached out to this so called real estate agent and of course he states its our problem now nothing more he can do and I'm left with a massive invoice for an electrician to make my house safe for my three small children. I would be very cautious when buying or renting houses with this companies name attached to it. They perform work on their properties that is not up to standard codes or even done by licensed professionals, just to be able to make a sale or rent the property. Take my advice, if your looking at a property they have think twice, I would hate to see this happen to anyone else.

Save yourself the nightmare. This place is a disaster, run by rude management aka Shay who treat…read moretenants like a nuisance or will just yell in your face and be is respectful because you know that's real professional. Maybe that's why people keep suing her and the company. Maintenance? Things constantly break, and if you're lucky enough to get a response, don't expect a solution anytime soon as they do temp fixes cuz I don't think they actually know hoe to fix anything. And god forbid they give you something new after your 100 complaint. The hallways in the building don't expect to be cleaned dog shit was caked on our side door for the longest time as they don't care. The gym disgusting and they permanently locked the windows so you can't get fresh air in there. Dog poop litters the property because no one enforces a thing. The pool area well... broken chairs from a decade ago--and yet management will throw loud, ratchet parties for themselves with the new property manager Robbi passed out when her hooligan friends destroy and disrespect the property. If you did that? $500 fine, no questions asked. The hypocrisy is laughable. They don't fix anything, ignore complaints, retaliate when you speak up, and then slap you with outrageous rent hikes at renewal time--as if living here is some kind of luxury. Spoiler: it's not. If Shay is involved and don't like you she'll find a way to push you out. Robbi the new property manager is just not the brightest bulb on the tree and has to go to her bff Shay for everything. Avoid at all costs unless you enjoy being overcharged, ignored, and disrespected.

Alert to all Eden Square tenants - and any looking to rent for the first time: Even though "on the…read moresurface", it appeared that our 2025-2026 lease renewal was only going to increase by about $30 per month, as we reviewed the lease, we discovered: 1. They were charging us almost $180 for a renters policy, despite the fact that the office held proof that we were already insured. We had to get "approval" from some new 3rd party vendor they're using for the policy we had already renewed (at $131 for the YEAR with much better coverage). Be careful, because they didn't discuss this with us in advance. 2. We had been paying $25.00 per month toward internet service as part of our rent, plus about $50 directly to Armstrong and were stunned to learn that, effective with our 2025 Lease Date, we will be liable DIRECTLY to Armstrong for the "free internet" that was promised when we rented back in 2020. So our ACTUAL monthly increase in housing costs at Eden Square will be about $150 per MONTH more - $120 per month more than expected. (It appears from their website that they no longer offer "free internet".) And we simply found out from an email from Eden Square announcing that upon lease renewals they would cease providing internet and cable completely. I was a licensed broker in two states, have managed apartments and an office building in two different states and would NEVER treat a new or renewing tenant so cavalierly. So, if you are considering renting here, pay attention to hidden costs. My most recent fav re: "hidden costs". We now must pay an additional $2.50 per month to the 3rd party vendor we MUST pay our rent to either by bank transfer or credit card, because they will not accept cash or checks (other than cashier checks). So we pay extra for the privilege of "paying our rent". Amazing. One more caution - their standard lease is a 25 page "form" that they apparently use for many complexes - very sloppy way to create a lease. The first draft we received said that we had to give notice to some LLC in Philadelphia (about a different complex). Just be sure to read everything carefully and discuss before you sign. For instance, the lease says you can't hang anything from the balconies - but you will see various items, like planter boxes and lights, hanging from the balcony in our complex- and unless they grant a waiver for a variant use, you risk a warning and possible eviction. All of that said, based on what I'm seeing on other rental property websites, the apartments are comfy, quite a bit below the current (ridiculous) "market" in Cranberry for newer units, maintenance (despite regular turnover) continues to be excellent, and Robbie (the on-site Manager) is a pleasure to work with who actually goes above and beyond to be helpful.

We've lived hear for almost 5 years now. Every once in a while we'll look at other apartments…read morearound the strip or downtown area, and this is what we find: The other complexes in the Strip District like The Yards at Three Crossings and Edge 1909 have more amenities, such as a bigger pool and grill area, but they are more expensive for even a smaller apartment. Honestly, you are going to spend more time in your apartment than in the pool, so give me a bigger apartment then. The comparable apartments in downtown, (such as River Vue) are more expensive and not as nice (cheap appliances), because you are paying to live downtown. Anything significantly less expensive and you are crossing a bridge and fighting traffic every morning. Lot 24 is a non-smoking building. We've had some obnoxious neighbors in the past smoking on their balconies which they are not supposed to do, and the occasional frat-party, but it has been rare. The building is pretty quiet most of the time. It's very pet friendly. There's even a big grassy area across the street for your dog to go, complete with cleanup stations. There's a decent gym that you get free access to, and covered parking at an extra charge (worth it). Overall no complaints!

While the housing and renting market in Pittsburgh continues to grow, there are a multitude of…read moreliving options available in many different areas. It can be overwhelming if you are looking for a place! Upon my move to Pittsburgh in 2015 I found myself falling head-over-heels in love with the Strip District. After living on the North Shore for a year, I knew a move was soon underway. There was no other neighborhood that captured my attention as much as the Strip did. When I learned about the abundant housing options scattered along the far end of Penn Avenue, I started searching for my perfect landing pad. Here is what I learned along the way: choosing to live in Lot 24 goes much farther than choosing an apartment because of its' cost and availability. For me, living in Lot 24 means choosing to live in a place that perfectly accentuates my lifestyle and personality: a young professional who enjoys accessibility to the outdoors and the convince of downtown at the same time, while embracing the charm and history of a unique neighborhood. Lot 24 offers a comfortable lifestyle without pushing you too far out of your comfort zone. While our properly manager is more than helpful, maintenance is on point, the doormen become your friends, and the grounds are spotless, the time you spend living at Lot 24 is what you make of it. The most appealing aspect of Lot 24 to me is the location. Situated on Railroad Street, the small complex is hugged by Penn Avenue on one side and the Allegheny River on the other. Walk down the street and enjoy life by the water. Or, turn a corner and bask in the rush of the Strip as produce is sold, coffee is roasted, giant sandwiches are made, and as history is preserved in one of the Steel City's most iconic neighborhoods. Some of my favorite features at Lot 24 include our small but cozy balcony, modern appliances, an exclusive gym next door and, a gorgeous community room and courtyard. Take a walk down Railroad Street and it will feel as though you are stepping through a cleaned up version of industrial Pittsburgh. A railroad track winds its way though the pavement, a stagnant black train stands still a little ways down, and every Sunday you will hear the whistle of a running engine as it travels through Pittsburgh carrying who-knows-what. Walk a mile in the other direction and find yourself in downtown Pittsburgh where the bar and restaurant scene is striving. Beyond that, the apartment sits on a common bus line and is close to other neighborhoods including hip Lawrenceville, the historic North Side, quirky Polish Hill, and more. The community here is strong and full of young professionals starting careers, folks starting families, and older folks winding down. Dogs running down the hall, babies being pushed in strollers, back-yard style grill outs, and happy hour events are common sightings at Lot 24. There is a lot to embrace and Lot 24 provides the perfect environment to enjoy all that Pittsburgh has to offer. When I wake up in the morning and take that first look out my window, I see more than a living place. I see an investment in a neighborhood that has come a long way. I see an opportunity to support small-business owners who are doing what they love. I see the skyline of a city that has given so much back to its natives and transplants alike and I am reminded that while I could live anywhere, I choose to live in Pittsburgh on purpose. Xoxo, A

I have been a single woman here for now seven years. I rent. Misse the lease manager left several…read moreyears ago, because I think she saw what was going to happen, Maddie took over and did a decent job of pleasing the renters, etc. This passed year since Maddie left has been total chaos. They advertise amenities. Two pools. There is now one small one, that if you didn't get a pool pass right away, you can't go to the pool. false advertising? Then they had a trash compactor, its gone, and have these three huge dumpsters. Let me tell you. If you have a issue with your arm at any age, or if you are short like myself, you will not be able to swing a bag of garbage up to the top of the dumpster. Now I'm suppose to renew my lease. Alway got a letter in the mail for renewal. Have gotten nothing. Now I have to go to the club house and find out how to find my renewal form. You call the main number, and you can't get anyone because the voicemail is full. Maintenance is another issue. No one will come. Just to let you know. My name is Kelly duca if you would like to share that would be fine.

Staff means well and tries hard, but the complex is falling apart. Was told the main pool had a…read morelead and was recently closed. It has been closed for years with no plan to reopen. The home theater room in the clubhouse does not have working equipment meaning it is just a room that nobody can use unless you want to sit and stare at a wall. The gated community seldom has gates that close. The miles of walking paths are missing many of the lamp poles and about a third of the lamp poles that are left standing have burned out lamps plunging the community into darkness. There is def nothing "resort style" about the complex.