The staff are great, Joshua is always available to help and he promotes a strong community vibe…read more The homes are spacious and well maintained. The neighborhood is very active yet also quiet and peaceful. A good community for anyone and everyone.

Every New Year, I like to think about the things for which I am grateful. I have lived at the…read moreVillage of Amesbury for almost four years. I love it. You get use the sound of the planes because it's near the airport--a plus for some, a minus for others. It's a nice neighborhood with friends people. What stands out for me is the leasing office and maintenance staff. I lived in other places where you could never reach anyone, the office staff changed frequently, and maintenance never responded. Definitely not the case here. Beth is the best manager I've ever dealt with. Always available, helpful, and courteous. Darwin, the current maintenance man, is amazing. He actually seems to like his job and responds quickly to service requests. I can't say enough good things about this place and the staff here. Another great year at Village of Amesbury.

The building is very safe and centrally located to grocery stores, Target, etc. and has cute…read moreresident events, which is great, but the rent is very overpriced for what you actually get. Almost $2k for a view of the other building, no in-unit washer/dryer, and older appliances compared to the other buildings in the complex? No thank you. There are plenty of other buildings that will give you more bang for your buck or if you are ok with this price range, there are other buildings in East Liberty that are better quality. The management office also feels that it isn't an invasion of privacy to schedule tours for prospective residents for the exact unit you want WHILE you are living there as soon as you mention you're moving out. So unprofessional. You get 24 hours notice before a tour. Why give notice at all if you're just going to show up anyway? I've never seen this done in other buildings I've lived in before. It makes the vibe more business-like than actually living in a community. All they care about is your money. I really do like Walnut Capital overall, but the Walnut on Highland property itself is overpriced and unprofessional in their policies and communication with residents.

Beautiful building and well maintained and great atmosphere Amazing staff who invest in a good…read moreexperience for tenants.

I moved to the Residences in August 2018 after I got a professor job at the local college. Single…read moreand in my early 30s, I wanted to live in a location with access to a number of restaurants and bars, but I did not want to drive 40 minutes from Pittsburgh to Washington. The Residences turned out to be the ideal spot. Though I initially balked at the monthly rent, I found it to be well worth the price. (The price point also keeps out the rift-raft, as residents hold down jobs and live stable lives.) With such a new facility, I've never had to call maintenance--though it's my understanding that they tackle any issues that pop up within hours. The outside perks include 5 eateries/bars at The Street (the plaza the building is in), a patio with a grill and propane fire pit, and a sizable parking lot where you'll never have to look for a spot. Inside, I make use of the workout room (2 treadmills, elliptical machine, bike, free weights, yoga mats, etc.) and the Keurig coffee machine in the lobby. I have a one bedroom apartment, which to me has three great features: the walk-in closet, granite counter tops in the kitchen, and the washer/dryer unit in (another) closet. The management is very personable, and they understand that the building is your home. To foster a sense of community, the management team has organized game-watches, a Kentucky Derby party, an end-of-summer event, a Christmas door decorating contest. The weekly donut spread in the lobby on Friday mornings is also popular with residents. I will be moving out-of-state over the summer to for another career opportunity (academia...), but it's safe to say that I will miss living in The Residences. Quite frankly, it's just a really nice place to live.

I was supposedly placed on a waiting list for a local apartment but every time I or my VA case…read moremanagers check I'm going down the list. How is that possible?

Moved in this June and has been enjoyed our time here. The living room and kitchen areas are…read morespacious; and it's always a pleasure to take a break at the end of day on the balcony. Maintenance is often in time and the manager is always helpful.

I can't believe the great reviews for this apartment. These reviews persuaded my move to Bryn Mawr…read moreand I am so upset with this decision. The apartment is 'ok' but upon moving in after hours in a Uhaul coming from atlanta, our "move in ready" apartment smelled so strongly of food and fish. The carpet was old, stained and still had marks from someone else's furnishings and felt crusty. Marks in the walls, cracks in the ceiling and window siding. The kitchen is unbelievably small and the bathroom had issues with water being searing hot. God knows why the dining/living room is enormous and the rest of the apt is totally cramped. The maintenance people are very kind and wonderful but sometimes the work seems very rushed--for instance someone literally just hacked a huge hole in the back of our cabinets for electrical rather than spending the time to pay attention to detail. The washer and dryer do NOT work well so do not consider them a perk. There are always tiny gnats in the gym and hallways and we work hard to keep these from spreading into the apt. Side note that the gym is dirty and very dated. The staff is accommodating but we find that they often have "paving" "internet" or other work being done which causes an inconvenient need to keep moving your car or inhibits those who work from home. The pool is only mildly clean and typically has a film. It appears this building is somewhat taken care of, but not professionally invested in and if you have issues with their appliances or systems they are unable to pay to replace faulty items you inherited from previous owners and they are unable to fix the apt back to spec after each tenant. Our heating and cooling tends to escape through windows and costs about $200/month. I'd As for the comment below: ALL of this was brought to the attention of Bryn Mawr onsite manager AND the overall property manager! I left Kristin emails with full detail and pictures and we received very little help. I have no reason to call a number now when Bryn Mawr was made well aware and is leaving a comment to look helpful. I've also attached some pictures of the apt condition on move-in day.

The maintenance staff is outstanding, especially Mike. Any issues I have they are always prompt,…read morefriendly, and efficient. Mike has helped me fix a few issues over the years and is always courteous and does a great job!!

I lived here roughly 2 years with few problems, so I just wanted to share my experience:…read more The apartments are located in Westview right off the highway to South 279, which is a quick 15 minutes to North Shore. It's also located to several closeby places that I frequent such as fast food restaurants, a Giant Eagle, etc. As for the apartments themselves, I was pretty happy! You don't pay for water, and the management staff there is pretty friendly and know me by name. They're always available for a quick chat. No problems with leaks, and any maintenance issues are addressed by the next day! They constantly are improving their facilities be it roofing, paving the roads, salting the roads, painting the walls, etc. It's not luxury, but it's very homey and a great place to stay. Not expensive at all for someone right out of college. The walls from the living room to the hall are a bit thin, so you can hear quite a bit in the living room, but once you go to the bedroom you hear nothing at all. I did encounter a rodent one time that had climbed through the vents to pop up under my stove crack, which scared the hell out of me. But Chris the property manager promptly got pest control and helped deal with it! Bugs and roaches are pretty much nonexistent, which was a nice surprise. The best thing that I appreciated however is that after 1 year of living there with a lease, you get a more flexible lease that allows you to give a 30 day notice to vacate after which you can leave after paying 1 more extra month of rent. This was extremely helpful to me as I will be moving to another city soon, and I was somewhat worried about it. All in all, it's clean, management knows what they're doing, and the employees at this apartment really work with you. I highly recommend living here be you a single young worker, a student, or a family!

I lived here for two years and I moved out a couple months ago because I left Pittsburgh for a job…read more I moved here without visiting because I was in a different state and was moving for a job, so it was a bit of a gamble. The office staff is extremely nice and helpful. The apartments are move in ready, so I didn't have many maintenance issues but when I did, they were addressed immediately. I would highly recommend this place based on personnel, grounds, and location.

I've been living in the Penn Arbors Apartments (10918 Frankstown Road, Pittsburgh, PA) since 2015…read more At the time I moved in to this senior building I was impressed with the low rent and how well the manager and maintenance employees was able to meet the needs of the residents. However, over the years we have had out fair share of building problems as other senior buildings experience. The last five years has proved to be a series of difficult challenges for me, but the latest bulilding manager (Mary Killian) is unlke any of the other previous Penn Arbors Managers. She "cares" about the "people", who like myself, live in the building. Mary goes far above what we, who live in the building, have come to expecte and the newest maintenace guys are not like any of the previous ones - the are good and reliable at performing their duties which keep the building clean and safe for us. We are getting our building and apartments serviced, meeting a very high level of repairs thanks to Mary. I have to admit that the "The Capital Realty Group" has supported Ms. Killian in all of her efforts to make living in The Penn Arbors Apt's a great living experience. I, along with many others, would have moved out of the building, but for the wonderful care and activities sponsored by Ms. Killian. Mary is more like a Four Star Concierge Director who doubles as a Senior Building Manager, in all of her efforts to make our living in the building a wonderful experience, worth waking up to each day! If you are looking to live in a senior building which you and your family can be proud off, then The Penn Arbors Apartments will meet you at your needs. Thank you for taking the time to read and consider my review of the Penn Arbors Apartment Building.

Location is amazing, building is beautiful and well maintained, staff is professional and super…read morecool. Been here a few years and looking forward to more!

Recently moved into Eastside Bond Apartments-the front desk staff are very friendly and always…read morehelpful with whatever needs you inquire. Especially, Jihad-no matter what the request is, he always goes out of his way to assist and make it happen! Thank you for all your great staff and service . Oh, the building is pretty nice also! Greatly Appreciated, JL