I've lived here for 9 years and the new management has made a lot of improvements such as new…read moredriveways and parking lot, freshly painted hallways, new hallway floor coverings and is kept clean. It is very close to the restaurants, stores, gas stations, businesses, airport and highways. The rent is the cheapest that I could find in the area and the manager is very accommodating.

I have lived here for about 3 years. The neighborhood is quiet, safe, and it's not too far from the…read morecity. Stuff gets fixed within a reasonable time. Walls are pretty thin. Where I live, people seem to mind their own business. It is what it is, nothing spectacular. Management will work with you if you are caught in a dilemma. Pros- Rent is pretty cheap for what you get and has a bunch of restaurants and shops are within walking distance. I run out late and have not seen any crime in the area. Cons- The washers and dryers are pretty bad in my unit. They leave a film on my clothes. There is a laundry mat close by that I use. The windows are pretty awful and can run up your bill if you are not careful. I hope management does something about it.

The process went smoothly and this is my first experience with moving. The apartment was clean and…read moreready for us to move in. It's a wonderful community and amenities.

I stayed at Timber Ridge Apartments for a whopping two months. I broke my lease for many reasons…read more I'll try to be brief. This is a non smoking community, I am a smoker, in the lease it states that although it is a non smoking community what you do in your apartment is your business, So I smoked in my apartment, after every smoke I sprayed air freshner, and btw I am not a chain smoker. They kept telling me they could smell smoke coming from my apt. Which i found odd, were they constantly standing outside my door? Every visitor I had said they could not smell smoke. They said I had to smoke outside 25 ft away from the building, I couldnt even smoke on my balcony, but grills only had to be ten feet away from the building, this still makes no sense to me. My mother was my co-signer and they actually called her to complain about me, little do they know my mother and I are very close and we shared a good laugh about it. One night I went to bed at 915, my 13 year old son stayed up and was laying on the couch playing with his DS. At 1015 he came in my room and said someone was knocking on the door, I get up to see who it is and its the police, they told me they received a noise complaint. I said thats funny cuz I'm in bed and my son is laying on the couch playing a video game at a volume so low I couldnt even hear it, the officer made it a point to tell me 3 times that it was the lady downstairs who is complaining, so I have to wonder if this has happened to previous tenants. They took my info and left. A few days later I went to the office, and I told the assistant what happened. He said he'd look into it and if it concerns me he'll let me know what is going on. If it concerns me??? Ummmm.....Yeah it concerns me, the cops were at my apartment, It concerns me a lot. Its no surprise he didnt get back to me. I kept getting 5 day notices for the smoking, at this point I just wanted out of there, I was being harrassed not only by my neighbor but by the office staff. I suggested to break my lease, cut my ties with Timber Ridge, at first they werent having it. But I didnt give up. I just wanted out. So I kept smoking and finally they agreed to let me go. An office personal told my mother they would have no problem renting my apartment, cuz they are always at full capacity. So out of curiosity I looked at the tenant portal and they are still charging me rent, for two months now, I never recieved any type of correspondence about it, and I looked to see if my apartment is still available and guess what? It isnt. So somebody is obviously living there and they are still charging me rent. Rent which I refuse to pay. Beware!!!! They may be nice to you to get you to rent there but they are absolutely shady people, bad customer service all around, They are thieves. They are double dipping. Think twice and then think again before renting at Timber Ridge,

Great affordable clean apartment building with phenomenal views Great for long term tenants…read more Can't beat the location !

I am still living here so this might be a bit bias. I love it, so far. The fixtures in the…read morekitchen arn't the best, but they are reasonable. I would like it alot better if the range was gas instead of electric. However, this place has a great bang for your buck. Awesome view, cool neighbors, great location, reasonable price. We haven't had any maintenance issues yet, but I will update this after I have lived here for more than 3 months. However, so far so good. P.S. the view is SICK!

Update, September 2025: Management swiftly replaced all of the appliances in our unit with…read morebrand-new ones, and they are functioning perfectly. Blinds are scheduled to be installed later this month, which will fully resolve the concerns I originally raised. We are very happy with how our property manager, Amber, handled the situation once we were in touch with her; it just took a little time to get there. That said, we now feel confident recommending this building. While move-in was a bit of a snafu, we believe this was a learning experience for all. Amber and her team deserve recognition for their professionalism, responsiveness, and follow-through. Otherwise, the location is amazing, the common areas are very clean and well maintained, and our neighbors have all been wonderful. - The only reason I'm giving 2 stars (instead of 1), is because the concierge and maintenance staff are wonderful, kind, responsive and genuinely helpful. Unfortunately, the apartment itself and leasing are the real problem. The unit I was shown on my tour was much nicer than what I actually received, and this was never disclosed. The kitchen appliances look like they came straight from a junkyard, scratched, stained, broken, and barely functional. I would have paid more for a better unit, but I was never given that option when signing our lease. I didn't expect brand new appliances, but I did expect them to match the quality of what I saw on the tour. On top of that, half the rooms in my unit don't even have blinds. The tour unit did, but I was told blinds and appliances are "luck of the draw" only after moving in, and that I could pay extra for custom blinds. Why would I pay out of pocket to add value to a unit I don't own, especially when the expectation was set during the sales process that I would receive those blinds? Move-in was also tricky. We rented extra storage, but the leasing office couldn't clearly tell us where it was located. We had movers on a tight timeline, and the lack of clarity wasted valuable time (again, the concierge was the only person who was quick to help us here). And there was someone on the team parked in our spot when we arrived on move-in day. I could overlook those mistakes if the apartment itself wasn't so crappy. Bottom line: the non-remodeled units are dated (they look like the apartments I rented in college, like eight years ago, but with worse appliances), and the remodeled units are TINY. And if you lease here, it looks like your risk having a kitchen with appliances that barely work (our oven does not get hot, the fridge is too cold and iced our food and ruined my insulin, and the microwave and dishwasher are literally falling apart.) There are far better and more updated options in Milwaukee at similar price points. I regret signing here and am already accelerating my home-buying search.

This review is based on my experience and is not intended to sway anyone one way or another…read more Context: 1 bed, 1 bath, balcony, south-facing, above floor 15. I've lived at The Moderne for seven months--my first downtown living experience. I'm not picky whatsoever and my non-negotiables were safety, budget, and natural sunlight. While many apartments met these criteria, The Moderne stood out for its height, guaranteeing both sunlight and incredible views. I chose a south-facing unit, and the morning, afternoon, and night views are stunning. ----------------- Main Pros: -The views are unbeatable. Sunrises, sunsets, and the city skyline are all visible from my unit. -The location is prime--Deer District events, restaurants, and bars are all within walking distance. The area feels safe thanks to the Bucks's security presence. -The apartment itself is well-designed, with modern appliances, clean finishes, and thick walls that minimize noise. -Staff shoutout- Mitchell is the best concierge in the city--professional, dedicated, and genuinely kind. The Moderne should value him the way the Bucks would if Giannis wanted another supermax. He's the first person you see when you arrive and the last when you leave, setting the tone for a welcoming and exceptional atmosphere. -There are apartment events for tenants to congregate and socialize as well as local food discounts for Moderne tenants. -Onsite parking is heated, though expensive at $200/month. A $100/month lot is available nearby. --------------------- Main Cons: Fire alarms. In seven months, they've gone off 26 times to my count, at all hours--1 AM, 5 AM, 10 AM Mon-Sun. At first, I evacuated, but after countless false alarms and the same "faulty alarm" excuse from leasing, it's clear this is a serious safety issue. If there's ever a real fire, how would we know? Despite $2K+ monthly rent each, you're telling me it will take 2 weeks for a diagnosis?? GTFOH. Elevators. One of the two west elevators has been out for 28 days and counting. For a high-rise, this is unacceptable. Our lease agreement requires on-time rent payments in exchange for the bare minimum, The Moderne to maintain the property. Expedite the service. You wrote the contract, and you agreed to the terms. Do something about it. Noise. We live downtown, you can't 'fix' the noise, but you can mitigate it. Thus, I strongly recommend living above the 16th floor. Floors 9-15? I genuinely don't know how you tolerate it. Facing south, I overlook 3rd Street, home to bars, clubs, and restaurants. Daytime noise and game-day chatter are expected, but past midnight, most places quiet down--except 3rd Street. Many bars stay open until 2 AM, and Truth Lounge keeps the party going until 3 AM. The issue isn't mainly their music--it's more so the crowd. Police park outside hours before closings, knowing what's coming. Cars and motorcycles with deafening sound systems rattle windows from 1-4 AM, usually on Sundays (less frequent in the colder months). The cops only intervene if a fight breaks out--otherwise, sirens blare, and chaos unfolds. People argue, scream, and flood the streets, turning the area into gridlock. Some say city noise is like white noise--but this? This is relentless. The Moderne can't fix it, and the police won't. If you want some peace, live above the 16th floor. ----------------- Other Inconveniences: The trash chute on each floor was sealed off after six months of living here due to "significant damage," forcing tenants to take the trash to a communal area. My guess (speculation) is that you don't just stumble upon major damage. They might've known of it in the past and, rather than fixing it then, took their chances, leading to this costly mess. Smell. I can't for the life of me fix this lingering smell that has consumed my kitchen. I have used every kind of remedy and haven't found a fix. I see other reviews talking about it, too. My best guess is the shared plumbing system. There are either leaks/cracks in pipes, or they simply aren't regularly maintaining the drain lines that run out of the building, which is causing trapped sewage gas to run back up into the system. Regardless, it's liveable but an inconvenience. Cameras: I understand the need for privacy, but wouldn't it be common sense to install security measures in high-risk areas? The on-site garage is extremely tight, with little room for error on each turn. If someone were to hit my car, they could easily drive off without accountability. With no cameras, there's no proof it even happened. I'm no lawyer, but if it's legal to install them there, why not take steps to protect your residents? ------------------------- I appreciate those who took the time to read this. I focused on the cons in hopes of driving improvements at the Moderne. If these issues, along with others mentioned in reviews, were addressed, this place could be far more competitive. However, as it stands, I don't plan on renewing or recommending it.

Please beware they require a $25 application fee that's normal but a $250 secure the apartment fee…read morewhile you're filling out the application fee is where the danger begins Please let me explain if you're turned down. It can be up to 30 days before you get your money back or as long as 45 all depending upon when they run the checks to reimburse you that part they don't tell you, this is the biggest con job in Greenfield that I've ever seen in my 35 years of living here please steer clear of these idiots or you will lose your money. God only knows what will happen.

5 Stars - Marlo is the Best!…read more Marlo at Forte is truly exceptional. From the moment I first toured the property, her kindness and empathy stood out. She took the time to listen, answer all my questions, and made me feel completely at ease throughout the leasing process. Honestly, she is the reason I signed my lease. She truly took the time to understand my situation, making me feel that Forte was the place for me. Unfortunate circumstances had me seeking a new place to live and I'm so blessed God sent me to Forte and I met Marlo! What really sets Marlo apart is how much she genuinely cares about the tenants. She follows up consistently and makes sure any issues are addressed quickly and thoroughly. Her professionalism, warmth, and dedication to helping residents feel at home make Forte an even better place to live. Thank you, Marlo, for going above and beyond -- you're a rockstar!

Tenant for 4 years.. Nice sized apartments with a nice balcony/porch. Ample closet space. Private…read moreentrances. Pets allowed for an extra fee. Free parking spaces for tenants and garages are available for extra $$. There is 1 coin-operated laundry room for the entire complex (found in the same building as the management office) that has about 8 washers & 8 dryers for your convenience. You get a key for it when you move in. Complex is also in a great location, close to restaurants, shops and other businesses. You're walking distance from Pick n Save, Menards, Kohl's, Marshall's/Homegoods, Target, Chik Fil A, & Panda Express to name a few. Short drive to Walmart and other businesses. Near bus lines and public transport. Now for the downside (note that I'm giving my perspective from my apartment area, other tenants in other buildings may have a different view): old neighbors (when we first moved in) were great. Courteous, not loud, and friendly. Neighbors now? Not so much. In the last year, most of those friendly and quiet neighbors have moved away and the new neighbors who took their place are obnoxious, rude, and have no common courtesy for their neighbors. We've been woken up in the middle of the night by drunk neighbors arguing in the parking lot, arguing in the common walkway between buildings, neighbors talking & laughing loudly on their front steps, etc. I'm not against any of these if they happened during day hours when most people are awake anyways, but being woken up at 2-5am when you have to work in the morning isn't a pleasant way to start your day. It also makes it difficult to keep your apartment windows open when the weather is nice, unless you don't mind the outside ruckus interfering with what you got going on inside your own apartment. God forbid you have a sleeping infant/toddler. Each apartment has some grassy areas in front of their doors. We used to be able to walk barefoot out there as we mingle with neighbors. Now, new neighbors with pups let their dogs shit on all the patches of grass and even on the concrete walkways and don't pick it up. Now, management has tried to help deter this shitastrophe by installing convenient waste bag stations for tenants to use.. but, tenants aren't using them. Walking from your apartment door to your car, you're then hit with the rancid smell of rotting dog feces from all angles. It's so much worse when it's hot out too. You get the smell PLUS all the flies. Yum. You can also find cigarette butts, mini liquor bottles, and other fun memorabilia from a drunken night tossed about the grass. Another negative is how often the office managers are changed. It seems they change out or hire someone new every few months or so. That makes it so that you as a tenant don't really get to build a relationship or repertoire with management. You complain about something being broken or hazardous, and it seems to be forgotten or swept under the rug. If they do respond about a maintenance issue, it usually takes a few weeks to resolve. I have a laundry list of maintenance issues that were noted on our move-in date that have yet to be addressed. As it seems to be the trend, this year we'll be following along the footsteps of our long gone friendly neighbors and saying goodbye to Autumn Glen. The rent hikes along with the listed issues above were the last straw for us. But hey! The apartments are reaaallyyy spacious! That's a big plus!

I love autumn glen Apts. they are by far the best at doing maintenance and repairs, they are always…read morefriendly and willing to help. the location is outstanding, near a lot of local businesses such as menards, kohl's,pick n save,also a lot of fast food and restaurants. I also like the park like setting of autumn glen, I just can't say enough. I have been here 11 yrs

My wife and I signed up for a 1 year lease in a 2/1.5 and overall we really enjoyed our stay. The…read morecomplex is older as well as the unit we had but we were able to make it our own. Although the complex is older I think it gives it character. Maintenance and staff were always took care of us and addressed any concerns we had. The complex is also in a great location, which may be factored into the rent. I enjoyed having the interstate right around the corner and it was nice having Brookfield Square right down the road too. Brownie points too for internet and cable being included in the rent. I would recommend Carriage Way to anyone looking to rent.

OMG. Felix and Janet are so nice and easy to work with. Maintenance is always completed so quickly…read moretoo, Thank you!

This place is my new jam, or house, whatever. Its awesome. We have windows, walls, closets, a…read morekitchen, and whole bunch of awesome! It is actually an old warehouse that has cinder block walls, concrete floors, and stainless steel kitchens, in an up and coming neighborhood. We love our new place!

We are a young professional couple, and after a thorough couple days of looking at apartments all…read morethroughout Milwaukee, a two-bedroom on the top floor of the JHL building was our top choice. We put money down to hold our spot and as we were driving away a man from a showing I had canceled called to insist we come look at his brand new townhouses on Humboldt. We did, and were wowed, but loved the character at JHL and told the owner of the townhouse no thank you. I took the weekend to think about it and after crunching numbers/pros cons, I changed my mind only because: 1) Price. It would have cost between $4-5k more (than our other option) to live at JHL over two years factoring in parking, ALL utilities (even trash), and some nonrefundable amenities/pet fees. 2) Convenience. JHL Only has surface lot parking (not covered), which costs $80/month. Our other option had two attached garage spots included in the price of rent. 3) Location. I didn't love the feel of the neighborhood. I know Walker's Point has a lot of great restaurants etc. but it didn't feel like a place I'd feel comfortable walking the dog/running at. 4) Some minor cons: utilities would probably be ridiculous at JHL because of the huge windows/very large size of the unit we were interested in, electric range instead of gas range (as someone who cooks almost every night, that was something I really wasn't looking forward to), stand up showers instead of bathtubs. All that being said, the unit we were wanting to rent was incredible. 18-foot ceilings, tons of natural sunlight, great views, incredible warehouse character -- all concrete, exposed ductwork, expansive loft windows. It had in-unit laundry and a dishwasher, both of which are non-negotiables for me at this point in my life. Shaina, the person who represented JHL and showed us the space, was incredibly kind, prompt in her responses, and wonderful to work with. She was also flexible when we were trying to negotiate rent based on being willing to sign a longer lease. After we changed our minds, she returned half of our application fee, even though it was pretty clear at the time we paid it we would not be getting it back if we were approved and decided not to live there. She waited for me to move and then mailed it to my new address. I was really impressed with that customer service. I'm still sort of sad we didn't live there even though I love our new place. Our new place is brand new with awesome amenities and I really love the neighborhood, but there's just something about the character of a loft.