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    Highlands at Warwick

    3.1 (8 reviews)
    Open 9:00 am - 5:00 pm

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    Wolf & Kline Property Management - Stonecreek Court

    Wolf & Kline Property Management

    (72 reviews)

    Well, I have a mixed review. They have their strong points and their weak points. Initially when…read morelooking for a place, it took 3-5 days and me calling back several times to get someone to call me back and set up an appointment to see the rental properties. We qualified under their terms and then put our money down for a place. They said we were approved on their end but then the owner came back and disapproved us. They never said on what grounds this decision was based. They did explain that ultimately, the owner decides. Then, Keith worked diligently with me to include texting and calling me back late in the evenings to accommodate seeing the other properties until we finally found one. What I don't understand is the following: Why requests to see a property like some others on Zillow do not have appointments we can schedule ourselves on availability. Why they wont let us put our deposit down on a home we have not seen if we know we want that home. Its cash money people haha. Lastly, when we finally found a place we wanted. they sent our documents via email which is great. I wanted to clarify something in the lease in writing but the docusign does not allow that. Since we are 2 signers, they would not accept a pdf with the added language. I was finally able to get something via email confirmation to the lease and use docusign. Another issue we had was that the home did not have a garbage disposal. They said the owner would not allow us to put one in and pay for any maintenance. Not sure why?? Makes no sense to me. These should be negotiable items. So far, I found the ladies in the office to be very pleasant. That's definitely a feather in their cap. Will update once we move in and state whether the carpets were cleaned well and the minor fixes were done.

    If this is how this company treats prospective tenants, I can only imagine how they treat actual…read moreresidents. On Friday, 6/26, my partner and I scheduled a showing for Monday, 6/29 at 4:30 PM. We were specifically told that no earlier appointments were available, that we were the first people scheduled to view the apartment, and that we would likely have the opportunity to rent it. Based on that information, we both rearranged our work schedules, found coverage for our shifts, inconvenienced several coworkers, and lost income just to make this appointment. Then, just five hours before our scheduled showing, we were told the appointment was canceled because someone else had already rented the apartment. The cancellation itself was frustrating, but the way it was handled made the experience far worse. When I expressed why we were upset after taking time off work and losing wages based on the information we had been given, the Leasing Manager working on Monday, 6/29, told me they didn't understand why I was upset and that this was "just the process." If that's truly their process, it's a process that shows little respect for prospective tenants' time, commitments, or finances. A simple acknowledgment of the inconvenience or a sincere apology would have gone a long way. Instead, the response was dismissive, unprofessional, and completely lacking in empathy. Our time, our income, and the effort we put into rearranging our schedules apparently meant nothing. If you're considering renting here, be aware that even a confirmed showing may not mean much, and don't assume the company values your time the way you value theirs. There are plenty of property management companies that communicate honestly and treat prospective tenants with professionalism. Based on this experience, I cannot recommend this one.

    Newport Commons

    Newport Commons

    (5 reviews)

    My wife and I lived in a townhouse in Newport Commons for two years (8/18-8/20). We found the…read moreon-site management team to be both friendly and responsive whenever we had an issue. The buildings and grounds are properly maintained. Snow got plowed in a timely fashion and our walkway was shoveled when it snowed. We never heard our neighbors on either side of us. We saw no evidence of drug use or of drug dealers, as was suggested in another review. Requiring renters insurance is fairly common, particularly in larger communities like Newport Commons. It protects both the renter and the community, and honestly, it's not all that expensive. When we moved on to be closer to family, Newport Commons dinged us for some of the wear and tear on the townhouse. It was what we expected and we had no problem with it. Without any hassle, we got the major portion of our security deposit returned. We felt we were treated fairly. I honestly don't understand the negative reviews. My experience in business, in general, is if you take a combative, abrasive, and adversarial approach to a business deal (and renting is a business deal) you generally find yourself on the wrong side of company policy. On the other hand, if you take an approach that signals a willingness to work together, your business partner generally will do the same and work with you to resolve any issues, looking for ways to work around policy whenever possible. Ninety percent of the time, your attitude will determine how forcefully company policy is applied.

    I emailed them about their property, but then went to another place when they asked if I would…read moreprovide information about the other property I choose I said no. I got a response email from an employee named Rehan Khan saying " Don't email and waste my time, ever. Now I will block you." Very unprofessional. If they have people answering their emails like this I don't want to see how they handle their residents.

    Highlands at Warwick - apartments - Updated July 2026

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