I have been here almost 15 yrs and love it! Friendly staff who care about tenant needs with quick…read moremaintenance, etc. Great pool, exercise room, community garden. Size of apartment is large and laid out well. Stackable laundry in hall closet. I highly recommend!

Very quick response to a couple of maintenance problems with bathroom fixtures, and addressed the…read moreissue with the garage door. Friendly staff willing to do the job right.

They are hitting everyone with an increase in rent down here. Excessive increases per month for the…read morenew lease and our property is becoming slummier by the day. This is their second year managing here and the state of disrepair and negligence is closely nearing next level. The staff who handles phone calls are rude to many and the guys who inspect the apartments once a year are especially wordy about people below their economic class line while gloating about the land they own in Florida. It is truly unfortunate that tenants living in Wisconsin don't have more protections and safety nets. The people at Murphy Development only know one god. And that god would be money.

Lived at 1089 Pilgrim Way - VDH Apartments. Apartment was spacious, with 3 walk-in closets. I was…read moreimpressed with the interior space. Parking is limited. Garages on-site but not powered. One bedrooms don't get a storage locker so garage became storage. Two bedrooms get a storage locker across the hall from apartment. There is no basement. Location is very nice. Quiet, albeit your backyard is Hwy 172 @ I-41. They built a noise barrier wall which helps but now the view isn't fantastic. Neighborhood includes a retirement community, church and nearby high school. Blocks from Oneida Street, banks, restaurants, and the mall. No dishwasher in unit, on-site laundry consisted of 1 washer and 1 dryer and the dryer took two cycles to dry cottons. A/C in the living room instead of bedroom. Maintenance takes A LONG TIME to fix stuff. Averages 1-2 weeks after request put in. Examples: my air conditioner was broken. Dials fell off and front plastic cover wouldn't stay on. Submitted a work order. They replaced the dials and that was it. Garage door wouldn't lock. Maintenance took 4 weeks to fix. I was lied to upon application regarding power to the garage. Was told it would be put in in the future by one of the landlords - Gary. The lady at the office who answers phone calls has ZERO customer service skills - treats you like garbage. Summary - If you're looking for a quiet, safe neighborhood and keep to yourself, this is a great place. Just pray nothing breaks cuz you'll be waiting a while before anything is taken care of.

I have lived on the foundry for two years now and yes utilities are included except electric, which…read moredoesn't really reduce the cost of living here since the heat and a/c are on the electric account. The roof in the apartment has leaked at least three times a year, the toilet makes a loud squealing noise every time you flush it. The cabinets are cheap institutional white in the kitchen, the counters were chipped when I moved in and had water damage around the sink, cheap flooring in the kitchen and bathroom. There is underground parking but not enough for all of the tenants

Fast response for maintenance needs, clean place. Pet and family friendly. Nice pool and weight…read moreroom, close to shopping

Filthy living conditions!!!! This property is completely neglected and management does not care…read more There's more dog feces than grass at this complex. Unsafe, unhealthy and putrid.

My cats passed away and I was insisted by Jenett to dig my dead cats up from their grave to show…read morethat they were dead. This is a joke of a company and should be ashamed of their actions. I am forced to go through the trauma of burying my cats to only be told to dig them up. I've never been more hurt in my life. When asked to speak to someone else she did not give me anyones information and simply told me that I can't live there without digging them up. Not only is this place a no pet apartment, but they would not let me move in without bringing cats. Make that make sense.

No heat Be cautious…read moremoving into Fountain Park in De Pere, WI. Since moving into Fountain Park in De Pere, WI in Dec 2018, the heat has gone out 3 times! The 1st time was when temps dipped lower than -20. Yes NEGATIVE 20. The property provided a space heater which was very insufficient to adequately heat the apartment. Heat is included in my lease. Because I was without heat I asked for a credit on my rent payment. The property denied the request. After the 3rd time of the heat not working the property offered me a $20 credit on my rent. I've been without heat for 7 full days in 2019 and felt $20 did not properly account for the lack of heat- especially since heat is part of my lease agreement.

Bigelow rentals seems to get a lot of flack but I will say I've been renting through them for a few…read moreyears and I've found no problems (East Depere). If I call for something to be taken care of like wasp nests or a garage door not opening they are out there that day. If I have lease questions they may have to call me back but they do...that day. I've had to be late on rent a few times just for basic life things coming up, and while I did owe the $40 fee they were very pleasant, no questions asked. It's embarrassing to have to do so that was a relief. I will say a big downside is that their office is only open Monday - Friday 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. and that consists of less than 40 hours a week...not very convenient.

0 stars- here is why. **Trigger warning** This company did a disservice to the human beings, living…read morein the set of complexes where I resides. I will not disclose exact details to keep this individual's Information private, but a person died by suicide on the property, and I called to discuss this and they indicated they were unaware. I requested they send a service out to clean up the individual's blood on the concrete in our parking lot. THEY NEVER CAME, And the ground was stained. Imagine having to walk around that every single day on your way out of your apartment. Every time you pull out of your parking spot or go on a walk, you are reminded of what you also witnessed, which was the case for my partner and I. Now- there were many other things going on in this apartment building that we're not being addressed. From a tenant housing a sexual offender off the lease, to neighbors violating quiet hours on a daily basis for the two years we lived there and NOTHING being done.. this fully impacted my partner.

Nicole watermolen was the landlord of my apartment in Green bay, and she was great. The…read moreapartments were clean upon move in, there were just a couple of times that my apartment needed something. I emailed and within 24 hrs (more like 12 hrs) maitainance was at my place and fixing the issue. I'd recommend Nicole Watermolen as a landlord any day.

I have lived in Waterford Heights for a year and a half. When I moved in I noticed that the closet…read moredoor/mirror was cracked and notified the building managers four times through out my stay here. Management also came to my apartment twice for their annual inspection. To this day no one came to fix or replace the door/mirror. My garbage disposal also broke during my stay. After multiple calls going back and forth it took them over three weeks to send maintenance and change the disposal. I finally submitted my move out notice and they started to show my apartment to prospective renters, which I have no problem with. However, out of respect for the current tenants they should at least check if a time is convenient for the current tenant to have strangers in their private living space. I called the building manager, Linda, and tried to delay a showing to a later hour. She told me that legally she is only obligated to place a notice at my door and not confirm whether I received the notice and agree with the time. If they are going to do business based on the lowest requirements, the law, and throw customer service to the wind then I have nothings to say to them. I do however have something to say to prospective tenants on the services that they will receive and the lack of respect they will have for their privacy.

Owned by Lexington Homes: I've been a tenant here for just under a month, and I have to say, more…read morethan mildly dissatisfied Already. *-My partner and I were promised a loft on the second floor. We got a suite on the first floor. First black mark. -Second problem, The place was improperly cleaned and maintenance had not been performed previous to move in. There is evidence of previous renter having cats (To which, I am highly allergic) and a ceiling fan in the bedroom was inoperable upon move in. -Second problem, a pipe burst just before we moved in, so the place is torn apart right now. I am reluctant to have anyone over.... -Third, (and worst) problem: We recently had a major thaw here, which resulted in water pouring out of the walls and saturating the bedroom carpet. The Steam-Pro technician divulged that this same problem happened last year around the same time and in the exact same unit. He was there two days in a row to clean the place out. Part two of this, is that I am highly allergic to mold, and am now experiencing the effects of exposure to a fairly extreme degree. The corporate office offered to let us out of our lease, (I'm not sure I want to do that, since I'm certain I won't get the total $500 back,) instead of offering another (temporary) unit until another one we desired came available) -The fourth problem is noise. For a building with such strict noise policies, I am surprised they have not evicted the couple living above us. Loud voices on the weekends going well past midnight, Banging, thumping and running sounds starting at midnight, not ending until after 2 AM... This is not a college dorm, why should I have to live like it is one? Now for the good (I guess...) -The building manager is extremely sweet and understanding, and put us on a waiting list for a loft unit. Very apologetic when the water problem happened. She also told me she would inquire about putting us in a more expensive unit until the one we want comes available. She did inquire about putting us in a more expensive unit until the one we want comes available, but the corporate office declined that and rented it out. *Another KIND OF good thing, is that they offered to let us out of our lease...but again, I'm not sure of the repercussions of this will be. -This is a newer building, about 5 years old. -The units are very contemporary/modern and open concept. -Giant pantry, two huge closets in the living area and a sizable walk in closet in the bedroom (This is in the suite unit.) -The fixtures (except for the bathroom) are pleasing to the eye -The kitchen cabinetry is wood veneer, but the finish does not look outdated at all. The hardware on said cabinetry is contemporary/modern. -Though not "high end," the appliances are adequate, and not unattractive - the walls have a texture and are not blindingly white, where most places have flat walls and "snowblind" colored walls. -The doors in the unit are painted metal, instead of hollow-core wood veneer (the majority of apartments have the latter, I assume because they are cheap to replace.) -The carpet is not unattractive, but is still of the type that is designed to hide stains. No complaints, but no rave review here. -My building has heated underground parking, with a small raised area for storage of garage type things. Parking is tight where my car is, but manageable. *Location: The location of this unit is set back in a very low traffic, residential area. It is great if you want to escape the noise of a unit in the middle of a city. -The downfall of the location, is actually caused by the aforementioned benefit. The complex is located nearly a mile from the closest bus route, and at least a mile from essential places. EX: Grocery, hardware, auto parts, clothing, pharmacy. Do not live here if you do not own a car. -*Rent cost is not wholly unreasonable for a newer, up to date facility. Under $500 for a studio, $615 for a smaller (second floor) loft or a first floor suite. $660 for a large loft that reaches up to the roof of the building, equipped with a big bay window and a view of a man-made lake with fountains. -*Cost of living: This is where it gets muddy. They pay for water, but the electric is all on you. This wouldn't be horribly bad, but the A/C and Heat are the same unit...electric. With our winters, that can make for a VERY expensive cold season. -Some detail on the HVAC unit in the apartments. It is an Energy Star rated TRANE brand unit, so in theory, not a "wasteful" one. The problem is, it seems to have difficulty heating the living area (kitchen, living room.) The bedroom has an electric heat register on the floor, which keeps it quite comfortable. This is, of course, if you keep the bedroom door shut. Overall livability, (provided you do not have a disrepair issue like mine,) I would rate as "good, but not ideal." Beware corporate: Seem quick to pass you off if you have an issue, slow to process rent checks, and charge $50 late fee