Before you sign a lease, ask to see the actual unit you would be renting. If they don't allow you…read moreto enter and check things don't sign . Once you sign its too late. If allowed in run water in each bathroom, tub, sink. Kitchen as well. Our double sink never drained on the right side, so after attempt to have it corrected we gave up and never used that side. The garbage disposal was just that. GARBAGE. Multiple work orders resulted in a list of things not to allow in it. Rice, pasta, meat, veggies, fruit peals, apple skins etc. We just scraped plates in the trash can and gave up. The freeze made a loud annoying noise. That part was replaced several times. At night you could hear the neighbors flushing their toilets. Ours made a high pitch noise when the water refilled. There is more to go over. Another post will follow.

We lived here our first year in the Valley. We moved out after our first year. Just not enough to…read moremake it worth what they were charging in rent. The apartments are pushing 15-20 years of age and they haven't done much upkeep. Ours was clean and freshly painted when we moved in, but it was starting to look a little worse for wear...broken floor tiles, awful light fixtures, etc. It took me about 2 hours at Lowe's, 6 hours in the apartment, and $200 to get it to look like we wanted it to and to put in the shelving we needed. The coat closets on the first floor 1 bedrooms are in a weird place, so we just put up a coat rack and turned our coat closet into a pantry. The age also has lent the apartments to start having maintenance issues. Especially toward the end of our lease, we had someone in our apartment once a week fixing things. I don't like having strangers in my apartment, especially when I'm not home. The office manager was nice enough. They did fix things very quickly when they did break. But with a 6% rent increase, we were able to move into a much nicer, brand new apartment for only $50 more per month, and since they cover water in our new place, it's really only $35 more per month. I think they are just overpriced. Not a bad place to live, but it's definitely the worst of the Landmark Communities.

This apartment complex/community is amazing! Backed up on a large wooded area, the complex is a…read morequiet and serene place to come back to after work. The apartments are spacious, clean, and well-maintained. What impresses me most is the quality of service from the employees and how the property is managed. Meagan in the main office is always very thorough, friendly, and helpful. If something breaks within the apartment, maintenance is there to fix it the next day. And with everything online, it's very easy to make payments or submit requests. By far the best apartment I have lived in, and having moved around the country a lot in the past four years for school/my job (this marks apartment #7 - oh boy), I feel like I can fairly report on how great it is!

From the owner: Just minutes from Allentown, PA is The Meadows where you can find a beautiful pet-friendly…read moreapartment community. We offer spacious 1- and 2-bedroom apartments featuring a full-size washer and dryer, oversized closets, private balconies and patios, and courtyard and wooded views. As a resident of our community, enjoy our complimentary coffee bar at your convenience, 24/7 fully-equipped fitness center, pool membership, scenic walking trail, and so much more. Our prime location is near Lehigh Valley Hospital, Muhlenberg College, and Downtown Emmaus. Contact us today to tour your new apartment in Allentown, PA!

Lived here for 8 years. It was a fair priced apartment at the time and close to work. We were…read morefortunate in having some good neighbors in our building and generally in our block so it wasn't bad. Each progressing year we had our price increase and seemed as though good neighbors moved out and miscreants moved in. Can't tell you how many times the cops were called for stuff in the past few years when we hardly saw them if ever the first couple. Bugs are a big problem. Ants, wasps, crickets, and spiders are pretty common in the buildings. Hot water chooses when to work properly, and good luck sharing 2 super cheap washers and dryers with 12 families, now with time limits. We had kids from the school dropping in and out of our building left and right to chill and smoke pot. The office will tell you to catch them in the act and call the cops. Good luck with that. Neighbors are also welcome to smoke anything that seeps into your apartment rooms and nothing gets done about it. Speaking of, the women in the office are generally nice and helpful. Some more than others. Simple mistakes or misunderstandings have lead to quick attitudes, in which my wife and I did not appreciate, but generally got along with them overall. The company itself, Altman, is one of the cheapest and most selfish companies I have ever been apart of. You'll see it clearly with the cheap apartments and contents down the the hired help (yard work, upkeep, pool, etc). You're paying around $1000 or more and you feel at times you should be paying around $250 a month. It went from very nice to almost ghetto in the span since we have been there. We gave them a 30 day notice after the notice was given saying it would be terminated and decided to tell us it was 60 days notice and they renewed it, and then they say are doing us a favor by not charging us 3 months rent. Never mind being a good resident and paying on time for 8 years for their super confusing and shady lingo and rules. Also, they pick and choose when to open the pool as they can't competently hire people each year so you never really know. Last year we got a discount at the city pool, when we are paying for the one they put in years ago. This year it went up $20 more. Awesome. Have fun in the winter when the plows close you in and you have to shovel huge mounds of snow only to have it stolen right after as they do not help with parking spots and allow everyone to have as many cars parked in the main sections as you want without enforcement. I could keep going but this is long enough. I honestly hate to bash them as we lived our life here for near a decade (would have moved out years sooner if able) but we saw it go from a good place to live where I would tell my coworkers to move to and enjoy to a place I will now tell them and everyone else reading this to look elsewhere. This is a heartless place with cheap living everywhere you look and they do you no favors at the end of the day. There's a couple of really good people that work and live there but you're better off spending your money somewhere else. 1 star feels a bit much but that's as low as I can go.

From the owner: Offering One & Two Bedroom Floorplans In Emmaus, PA Colonial…read moreCrest Apartments is a delightful community made-up of one and two bedroom apartments and two bedroom townhouses. There are many details at Colonial Crest that make life easy, from colorful landscaping and hassle-free maintenance service to the quiet neighborhood setting that greets you the moment you enter the community. Colonial Crest allows you to enjoy your free time just the way you want. Situated in a quiet countryside setting in Emmaus, Lehigh County and minutes from Routes 309, 22 and I-78, with shopping and restaurants located nearby, you'll enjoy a convenient, comfortable lifestyle.

Worse place I have ever lived. Management wouldn't even walk me to my apartment. I called them…read moreimmediately after because the place was filthy, smelled musty, infested with bugs, had strains all over carpet, on the blinds, spills on kitchen floor, mold/mildew in master shower and the real kicker dried urine on the floors and crap marks in the toilets. I handed them back my keys but unfortunately could not find another apartment for months in the Lehigh valley in remotely good areas. I had no choice but to ask for the key back and deep clean it with my family. In hindsight I should have moved in with family because it only got worse from there. I started getting this rotten egg smells in the bathroom, I called about it for : months but they kept saying they couldn't figure out a cause, the plumber they hired didn't bring the equipment they needed to run tests, asked me for food dye and when I didn't have it they ran no tests. The smell got worse and started to seep into second bathroom. On 9/14 I dropped to the floor coughing and gagging and instantly filled with phlegm in my throat. I called ambulance and was diagnosed with reactive bronchitis. It didn't stop there I had to call the ambulance two more times, was admitted to hospital. I saw multiple specialists, was on 4 rounds of oral steroids, nebulizer treatments, and other medications because my whole upper airway was effected. I was out of work a month and a half because of how severe the bronchospasms and phlegm was. Infectious process ruled out. Doctors felt I was exposed to hydrogen sulfide based on the smell of rotten eggs, coming from drains and severity of symptoms. Even after returning to work my voice was so horse I couldn't teach or host meetings for weeks. I sent property manager the letter from doctor stating no one should enter without proper masks and should have air quality testing. It was never done and it wasn't acknowledged even though Suzanne requested to see it in writing. I was let out of my lease which they broke from the start, took no fault and aren't the ones stuck with the medical bills. I had to hire a company to move my stuff. So now all my stuff is in storage and I'm without a place of my own while I recover. Issue was not found and will be rented out to someone else without being corrected. Township was useless because they didn't want to get involved with tenant/landlord issues even if it is a safety concern. I pray for the next tenant of C203.

The worst moving out experience. They charge you for everything. The carpets, wall primer, windows,…read moreetc... The rent is too high and the apartments are not updated. They don't clean the outside of the apartments. Trash on the grass and outside the apartment doors. And maintenance do half ass jobs. Don't move there.

I have been living here for over 8 years. Nice place to live. My apartment is large for a 2…read morebedroom compared to other complexes in the area. If anything needs fixing, I just submit online and maintenance is usually at my door within 15 minutes. Landscaping is kept up well, all the roofs and balconies have all been recently replaced. The folks in the office are great/responsive with anything you need or if you have concerns. I have not had any issues here.

Find somewhere else, because you don't want to stuck in red leaves in autumn and white snow in…read morewinter, they don't do their job at all. also because you don't want to have a poisonous talk with the evil lady in the leasing office, and you don't want to get all your deposit cut with terrible excuse, although you did very good cleaning, just skip this bad apple, every other apt nearby is better!

Jake and Ethan did a great job. One pick-up address. They negotiated 3 delivery addresses and…read moremultiple obsticles, a bed to one (where the residents spoke only Spanish) , a recliner to another (up 3 flights of stairs) and a dresser to my basement. They were on time, on budget and pleasantly energetic throughout. I have used Moving by Curry over the years and they are the only ones I would call.

I wish there were more stars to give. From hearing and contracting directly with the owner, Jared,…read moreto the immediacy of the move, to the wonderful, sweet, extremely efficient and fast movers: Josh and Mike, I was so happy, grateful and impressed. The professionalism this company embodies is unmatched!! They were incredible. I will absolutely use them again, when a need arises. They are QUALITY, through and through!!!

Professional performance, friendly, fair price. I had a few vintage & antique pieces and they were…read morevery careful with them. I'd hire them in a minute if I was moving again.

I'm not new to moving, but moving has always proven to be an arduous and daunting process to…read morecoordinate. Add on working while moving and other additional stressors, and I was bracing for the worst case scenario. I went in expecting a nightmarish move like our last experience (with another company), only to be surprised by how smoothly everything went in comparison to all our previous moves. Only a few minor things were damaged - nothing we can't live without or get replaced. The 3 man crew who completed our move were cordial, and were very careful and respectful of the furniture and properties. Their team leader was experienced and imparted some helpful advice on how to fix the legs of my old upright piano that had been damaged in a previous move. While this job certainly went overtime, the cost was reasonable for our shoestring budget. These young men worked hard, and my family and I really appreciate their efforts and due diligence. Thank you for making an incredibly stressful day so much more bearable for us.