I am on my second year at Mystic Creek and it is a wonderful place to live. First of all, Jackie,…read morethe Rental Agent is awesome and hard working. Really takes time to make sure the ground and all maintenance issues are attended to in a timely fashion. Most of the apartments here are all remodeled and they are just beautiful. No critter issues either. I was upset because there were a lot of bad reviews about Mystic Creek and I guarantee anyone reading this that there are no issues here. My apartment faces the Metro Parks and its wonderful to see all the wild life. This is a very good living experience!!

I lived at Pleasant Lake Apts. in Parma for 13 years and than moved to Mystic Creek Apts. 3 years…read moreago. I have seen many negative reviews of Mystic Creek over the last years and feel it is time for an honest update. Our current manager Jackie is hard working and has turned this apt.complex into a good living experience. I disliked the impersonal, rigid, almost threatening management style at my former residence. I prefer the friendly, relaxed attitude here at Mystic Creek. All apt. complexes have some problems but Jackie does her best to address residents' issues and goes out of her way to be helpful and make life easier for residents. The majority of apartments here have been gutted and renovated with stylish quality along with many overall upgrades. The halls were recently recarpeted, repainted and decorated in a lovely contemporary style and the elevator refurbished. The laundry rooms were also updated. The parking lot was repaved and a new roof put on bldg. A (one of two blogs.) The rent is fair according to market pricing. The drug problems vanished with dealers banished! I love the scenic location/beauty next to Big Creek-Metroparks. I am looking forward to signing another long term lease.

We just arrived here and it's such a joy when you find nice staff that Accommodates all your needs…read moreclean surroundings and the Apartments are great

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My boyfriend and I lived at Yorktown Towers for a year, and it was the best renting/living…read moreexperience I've had so far. The building manager, Kim, was awesome to work with. She has a bit of a sarcastic, humorous personality, and I loved it! The space was large for a reasonable price. They did an excellent job of keeping up with maintenance and fixing any issues that came up in a timely manner. Our dishwasher leaked at one point, and it was fixed before I came home for lunch the next day. The entire staff and community is so friendly. Plus, it's perfectly located, with many stores and restaurants within a 5 minute drive.

My fiancé and I lived at hidden cove for over 2 years. We lived in an apartment that had a hole in…read morethe ceiling for a year begging the landlord to repair it, even called the health department out for it. Finally we were promised a new remodeled apartment on January 1st. Rent was increased to $750 and the amenities such as a dishwasher and bathtub were removed from the remodeled suites. Come the end of December, we asked the manager Eli multiple times when we could move in, at this time he informed us the apartment would not be ready and we would have to wait another month to move. Once February came we got the okay to move and while we were moving the maintenance men were still working on the apartment. When we got settled I decided to look into the apartment and see if it was completed. Sadly it was not, I should have known better but I tried to give the new owner a chance. As I was checking my "remodeled" apartment I noticed the doors did not match the coloring of the walls, the bathroom had paint peeling, closets doors not on, the toilet was leaking at the seam, there was black mold under the kitchen sink and the sink leaked in both the kitchen and bathroom (all of which I have time stamped photos of). My fiancé and I contacted Eli and we were told that there were more important things needing to be done at that time. Black mold isn't that important apparently. ‍ After a few days of trying to contact the maintenance men, we finally got them to come over, but it was not until after 6pm because according to maintenance that's the time he can see current tenants. He looked under my sink at the black mold and decided to put wooden boards over it. Not clean it, not anything. Once it got to be spring time and it started raining we realized that we had a leak in our dining room ceiling. Now I mentioned above that we moved from an older apartment in this community due to having a leaky ceiling, only to move to a "remodeled" suite that had the same issue. We were told by property manager Eli that there were more important things going on with the property and our ceiling would have to wait, all while this was happening they were putting new flooring in the lobby's of the apartments. At this point frustration had set in and we had no choice but to look into escrow. We told the property manager about us possibly putting rent into escrow and he proceeded to tell us he will evict us with no notice. After months of frustration and things not being repaired, I decided to move. We told the manager we were moving and he told us to be out within 3 days. I HIGHLY RECOMMEND YOU AVOID HIDDEN COVE. There are bug infestations, there are constant drug deals in the parking lots, and the disorganization and unprofessionalism of the management is sickening.

If you are older, and thinking of a place to live, this is the perfect community for you! Took a…read moretour and filmed a video ((for work)) where I met a lot of a residents and they had nothing but wonderful things to say AND THEN the tour put a picture to their words. Not at all spoken, by the residents, as a "senior home or facility," but instead they call it a community. In fact, they would like to refer to it as Cloverleaf Communities. The apartments are spacious, quiet and the residents are friendly and sweet as pie. They offer events in the community room, celebrate monthly birthdays, have a family room, offer billiards, hair salon and shuttle for those who are no longer driving. You think senior living and shoot to an age range of 80 years and older, no. I met a women in her 60's who was just tired of the yard work! I met a man in his 70's who works out at the gym three times a day, hunts and enjoys the food in the area. The biggest perk, the residents will say, is the dish washer, stainless steal appliances and the fact that they can send their grand kids home at the end of a long day. I laughed. My mom does the same. If you are in the area, do a tour. Now, I was only there for work, but I told all my new friends that I would be renting out an apartment asap and would see them soon, and I'm only 32! ((Don't tell my son or husband.))

If you are kids looking for a place for your parents to downsize and are considering this complex -…read moreDon't do it! This "Senior Apartment Complex" is marketed to the senior citizens but offer no senior amenities. No car-ports (even though they publicize they have them). No shoveling sidewalks (public area); no shoveling of ramps from sidewalk to parking lot for those with wheelchairs/scooters; trash room doors that are so heavy they can't be opened by most tenants in a wheelchair/scooter holding a bag. One elevator that goes out with the electricity which leave those again with wheelchairs/scooters, unable to get to their apartment. Smelly halls that when asked of management, you get "it is what it is". Landscapers that blow grass onto the patios of ground floor tenants and then have to be raced down (in a wheelchair/scooter) to have them blow off the patio. A maintenance person who says he will do work then never shows and found sleeping in the parking lot. A property manager that never leaves her desk and just gives lip service (vs. personal service). Tip of the iceberg people! Don't go! I wouldn't send my enemies here (then again..)

I struggle to decide how many stars this property gets. I moved because I bought a house with my…read morehusband and my mom. Lived here for 3 years and here is my story! To start, the office staff gets a bad rap. I don't thinking they deserve anything negative. The office staff including the manager Karen have always been kind and understanding with us. It is one of those you get what you give situations. I approached them with kindness and they gave the same back. Then we move into the people who live in the buildings. Gross. Simple as that. There are so many nasty smells and stains due to adults who are unable to clean after themselves. They also break things then complain when it doesn't work. Not all were gross but a bunch were. Maintenance... When we first moved in we had John! He was amazing!! He was honest, kind and fixed things correctly. Unfortunately, the guys who took over are terrible. My AC unit leaked and soaked my carpet and one guy "fixed it". About a week later it leaked again and soaked again. Keep in mind they have to dry between this time. I then had a blower (twice) in my apartment wasting my electric bill because they didn't fix it the correct way. The second guy who came fixed the AC but tried to tell my husband the padding was dry. I was at work and told my husband to double check. It was soaked. He almost left the soaked padding to cause mold and mildew. It was like this all the time with things with that department. The one guy used to bang on my door when he came. WHY???? I even said was that even necessary? That was an example how they do not respect your home. The management company Millennium. I will personally never recommend anyone live on their properties. They don't care about anything. $$$$ is all you are to them. In the middle of the pandemic when people lost their jobs they gave no assistance. I was lucky to have my job still but there were others who didn't. They also during the pandemic raised the cost of the washer and dryer to $2 for no reason. They refuse to put working cameras in the buildings despite property damage and theft. I mean I could go on with issues with their operations. When I moved out I was charged around $700 for (mostly for carpet). I accepted the charges and paid for them. However Millennium could give a little longer then 10 days for people who might not have had the money. (AGAIN IT IS A PANDEMIC!!!) They didn't charge me for anything that was not justifiable. I cleaned the crap out of my apartment and forgot to take out the towel holder and a couple things I forgot I got charged for. Biggest positive is the size. Apartment was super spacious. Biggest downfall is maintenance and management.

I would not recommend living here. There have been ongoing issues with packages being stolen, and…read moremanagement has been very unhelpful. After my package was stolen, I asked if they could review the security camera footage to see what happened. I was told that the cameras are not used to investigate stolen packages, which completely defeats the purpose of having security cameras in the first place. As a resident, I expect management to take theft seriously and make an effort to help when incidents occur. Instead, I was left without any assistance or accountability. If package security and responsive management are important to you, I would think twice before renting here.

living here is so exhausting, common problems are repeated maintenance requests that require days…read moreto be addressed and the office staff are so unkind, down right rude. I am on a second round of AC problems and currently sitting here with my kids bedroom wide open to the outside of the apartment due to wall being taken down and the ac missing. it's been sitting like this for two hours now, no maintenance men in sight. when I went to the office to inquire, the office staff were rude and provided no answer or solution. I'm so tired, I have never been treated this way in my life.

It's a hell-hole here. This place is like public housing. As soon as you enter the building, the…read morenoise and the reefer smell is so bad that you feel like you're in a tenement. Trash all over the floor, and I mean all over, yet management just lets it sit there. Loud music pouring out from every door. No regard for other people. And management encourages it by saying they have the right to listen to the music as much and as loud as they want. What about MY right to peace and quiet? The smell of reefer also pours out from every door. My neighbors smoke it day and night, and the smell seeps into my apartment. The smell fills up the hallways. You can't breathe fresh air! I am constantly spraying air freshener. I'm sure all these people have medical cards to be able to use it. It's a hell-hole. I cannot wait to move out, which will be very soon. If you value your sanity. do not live here.

I just moved in three days ago and have already found many roaches throughout my kitchen in my…read moreapartment. I had to throw away most of my new kitchen appliances (that I specifically bought for my new apartment) due to being covered in roaches. I am absolutely disgusted that this place would put me and my children in this type of situation. I am too scared to cook in this disgusting kitchen , Too scared to brush my teeth because I don't know if a roach was on my toothbrush, and too scared to sleep because the thought of roaches crawling on me and my children frightens me. We are also getting bit by something in the apartment and are not sure if it is bed bugs or flees. I am 100% taking legal action if I do not get my deposit and first months rent back. The cleaning company also did not clean under any of the appliances in the kitchen leaving dirt, bugs, and garbage under all of them. If that isn't enough , I had to buy two laundry cards because the first one that I bought did not work. After putting $20 on the laundry card, I used both washers to wash my clothes and when I went to use the two driers, one was not working at all so I used only one. I had to pay 3 times to try to dry my clothes, but the third time I realized that the drier had somehow managed to burn a hole in my brand new bed set and leave the rest of my clothes soaking wet. I am absolutely devastated by this experience and hope that we not only get refunded everything that we have paid, but I hope that nobody else gets put in this situation as well.

Do not move here. They stole my deposit after they failed their promises to me. I was told that…read moreit already passed my cut off time. I was originally told that I should find out within 3 days of application (I applied on Saturday and should know by Monday). It took over a month to me if I got the unit. I was never notified that I got the unit until after my moving date - it was less than 10 business days for my move in day. I mean who could move in that short period of time, let alone during a pandemic. They know that I'm moving cross country and still weren't courteous enough to give me time to move. I guess they wait until last minute to notify the approval notice so that potential tenant would give up the unit and they could keep the deposit. I asked to talked to a manager but I was told he's in a meeting and he will be calling me back - never did. I read other people's reviews - this place is roach and rat infested, elevator is broken a lot, and poorly run property. Who could move into their unit if the elevator is broken! They're already treating me badly and I haven't even moved in yet! Maybe, my situation might be a blessing in disguise.

I have lived at Valley York Apartments for 4 years. I love it here. The staff is amazing and…read morefriendly. The buildings are clean and landscaped beautifully. I think anybody would be pleasantly surprised at how nice it is living here. Ray

The new property manager Francesca is very rude and refuses to get up and unlock the door for…read moreresidents to receive their packages. She just rudely screams "WE'RE CLOSED" at you, when she's sitting right there at the computer. It would have taken her 10 seconds to unlock the door. She just didn't want to get up. Your job is to help the residents. If you're here, and a resident needs help, then its YOUR JOB to help them. That's what we pay you for. You shouldn't have such an attitude with the people who live here and pay your salary. It costs you nothing to be kind.

Camelot apartments is a scam, the property manager "Jess" isn't built for the position that she…read morecurrently holds. Communication sucks and she speaks down to her residents, and doesn't have the best interest of her residents. The company is money hungry, the gym is outdated and the laundry room doesn't function properly. You pay to do laundry for your clothes to never be fully dry. The maintenance on the unit you stay in is the bare minimum, they don't change the air filters and skip many steps. When moving into unit check everything the turn around on a unit does take time but they're doing the bare minimum, check make sure your ceiling is fully painted. While also make sure your blinds work properly and there aren't any broken blinds, because they will place tap on it and put it back up. If it break that is your fault btw. This place is an epic fail. If you stay in apartment building "A" your electricity will be through the roof in the winter just keeping it at 73 in your unit. I give this place a -6 out of 10.

at first I love the building because it' was newly build and updated and beautiful but the…read moremanagement there sucks a**. they don't comm with you what so ever or they take all day to say something back to you. The lady Alex is very rude and stuck up. they need to get better management in the building, the Indian Lady they had before was amazing I loved her, yall need to bring her back but I will never ever again with this building I tell people to stay away from this place