I moved in about a month ago and I am loving it, there were a few maintenance issues when I first…read moremoved in that they immediately fixed, everyone here is amazing! This is my first apartment and they have made it feel like home, Amy and Nikele in the leasing office are always so sweet and there to answer any questions you have! One really amazing factor about this place is how well it is taken care of, the pool being cleaned every morning, people cleaning up, gardening and it also feel so safe! The maintenance staff is so responsive too, if anything is wrong you just call and they will be there! I am very happy that I picked here to live and I can see myself staying here for a while!

The Retreat at Union Square really cares about their tenants! Everyone on staff here is really…read morefriendly! And they follow up with you after a maintenance work order has been filled to ensure everything is working properly! They are the best

Jeff was amazing. My air conditioning stopped working intermittently. After 4-5 repair attempts I…read morewas stressed. Jeff finally fixed the problem for me and the Whole building. He replaced the thermostat and now all is well!!

Currently live here and I like the experience. Dog friendly and all pups I've met have been well…read morebehaved. I have no plans to move.

I toured and took pictures for my mother when she moved here from Oregon. It looked so nice and…read morehigh tech. But as soon as she was in every thing went down hill fast. The elevator is constantly down, they will try to say it was fixed (lie) so you have to put in a work order daily. Packages ger stolen so you better have an alternative friend to send them to pick up. All of the so called amenities are constantly closed or simply unusable when open. The property is never properly cleaned. To top it off if you complain (heaven forbid you expect what you pay for) they decide to not renew your lease. My mother, despite the horrible conditions of this place did not want the stress of moving again so soon but oh well. Personally I'm happy she's getting out of there! She has lived in a few apartments in different states across the country and this is by far the worst managed place ever in treatment by the staff and maintenance.

The property itself looks "nice" but it's cheaply put together and extremely poorly ran. The…read morecounter top was not even secured. Shifted completely with a slight push. The amenities closing is rediculous for the extremely high price point. The mail area is a thrown together disaster with no care for people packages or identity. I'm extremely disappointed in this establishment. They are looking to con people out of money. Not to mention someone puked all over the stairs on the INSIDE of the building and it wasn't cleaned up for a week. That's disgusting and severely poor management.

Attentive representatives…read more Amazing location right on the greenbelt Great restaurants and atmosphere

My apartment home is beautiful and well-planned. The Boardwalk grounds are very comfortable and…read moreenjoyable. Having our own gym, media room, and game room also adds to the special community that we have here. I have found the staff to be very friendly and professional. The Boardwalk is a great place to live!

I simply do not recommend living here, the property was fine but the property management company…read moreleaves things to be desired.

I moved in April 2023, and moved out June 2025 and lived in unit E107. I'll just be blunt and try…read morenot to add any fluff to the review. First, all the units on ground floors have the AC units directly outside every bedroom window.. The noise from having four AC units running means you'll never be able to open your bedroom window without hearing them all. Even with the window closed it's fairly loud. Major design flaw by the builders. After my initial lease expired, the management raised the rate, which is normal for a complex to do once you go month to month. The amount wasn't by a couple hundred of dollars, which would seem reasonable, but instead was raised to approximately $3200 per month (single occupant in a one bedroom) this amount wasn't nearly DOUBLE what I was paying. When I spoke with management about it, their explanation was that they don't have many people out of lease, so this was their way of forcing a lease renewal to bring the monthly payment back to normal. Kinda ridiculous. Next is the noise issues. I was positioned near the pool and playground area, so kid noise was expected. I complained to management about a large dog that lives on the top floor of G building, that barks throughout the day while it's on the balcony overlooking the courtyard. when I brought up the issue to them, they said they were aware of the problem since other tenants also complained. This issue never got handled and the dog still barks continuously throughout the day. the neighbors directly above my apartment had a toddler and dog. The walls in these apartments are very thin. I heard every step that kid took, every laugh or cry he made. Ii could even hear their dog's footsteps. I am NOT exaggerating with this point. I could hear conversations as clear as day though the walls (not just the upstairs neighbors) I left notes for the neighbor, as well as banging on the walls constantly. The neighbors couldn't care less and the noise was the primary factor in moving out. You will hear traffic noise from State St., such as emergency vehicle and drag racers. This wasn't a big deal for me since it wasn't constant noise, and just happened periodically. I have lived in apartments for a lot of my life, and I would never come back to this one. I would have moved out sooner, but timing and life events didn't make that possible. The only positives for living here was being very close to amenities. If this is not important to you, I suggest renting elsewhere.

We lived at RedTail for about a year and it was an amazing experience…read more We were asked to move out of our rental home and only given 2 weeks notice. We found RedTail within days and were able to move in within a week with our two kiddos and dog. RedTail made an extremely tumulus time in our lives a lot easier. The maintenance men are incredible, kind, and courteous, the office staff are super nice and understanding, and completely fair with giving back a reasonable amount of our deposit. The pool and communal areas are gorgeous and well maintained, the rental units themselves spacious and up to date... I truly have nothing negative to say. We were pretty skeptical and hesitant to move back into an apartment after being in a house for years, but hindsight, there are no regrets and we're happy to have found them! The only thing to be cautious of, is if you have young school age children, the community does have a little gaggle of bullies with a ringleader, that made my oldest not want to play outside for the last 7 months we were there, but that's the parents responsibility, not the complexes.

I have lived here for 10 years our manager Matt and staff have really stepped up and are making a…read morehuge positive, friendly difference in our community. Very trusting, caring and present. Thank you so much for all your doing for us here at Redtail best place to live!!! Thank you so much!

Relocating to Nampa, Idaho from Oahu, Hawaii has been a journey, but after much research, I found…read moreRidgecrest Commons, which is a perfect middle ground for me and my family with my daughter going to college of Idaho and my other half working in Boise. Morgan gave us a tour of our place and I couldn't be happier with my apartment, the facilities, and especially our manager. Morgan and Callie gave us an exceptional experience! Both Morgan and Callie was super friendly, professional, and happy to help my family with a place for us for our move in process. Our family was quite stressed starting new, somewhere new and Ridgecrest has been a blessing! Both Morgan and Callie are absolutely amazing to work with and the transition from Hawai'i to Nampa, our new home has been so much less stressful than I thought it would be thanks to these amazing ladies. I'm truly happy to be here.

To anyone out there searching or looking for an apartment to get settled in too. Ridgecrest commons…read morewill love to have you. Morgan, and the leadership staff is so nice to diligently work with you and also is very patient and professional at their job. I don't know how to say thank you Morgan for working with me for over 2 years since I've known you.

First off they're so very "up to date" and "transparent" but then their website recommends sending…read moreVERY SENSITIVE PERSONAL INFO VIA UNSECURE EMAIL THAT IT IS WELL-DOCUMENTED THAT ALMOST ALL "FREE" EMAIL LIKE GOOGLE ETC. (WHICH MOST PEOPLE HAVE) SCAN FOR INFO THEY CAN SELL TO ADVERTISERS. I could never recommend them just for this one policy/ recommendation/ requirement. People have managed to accurately verify others' identities and histories without predatory and risky personal info practices for DECADES, and still can if they actually care about their neighbors and not just themselves and the owners. And are background checks done on owners? They can have violent histories as well, even if they have money or property, and be a security risk to their clients, and they have access to their HOMES AND BEDROOMS. And just because you CAN raise the rent hundreds of dollars upon lease renewal on a long-time years long tenant (that long because they pay on time and are good tenants) and up to the "market rate," and just because it is good for the owners' pockets and yours, doesn't mean its best for OUR COMMUNITY/ COMMUNITIES. You'd know if you spoke to even a couple of the single people, single parent families, other families, and elders, who I personally know, let alone the stories I just hear about over the last 5-8 years, who have been made homeless for months or even a few days or weeks because there's no concern for raising the rent in more reasonable increments that people might possibly be able to absorb over time... and keep being good and happy tenants! And boasting about 50,000 per year increase for landlords who don't actually care about their neighbors as themselves isn't a good look, especially when rents have TRIPLED in some cases in just 5 years... before that they were pretty stable/ rose maybe 5% a year on average for many years prior to that. But then at least you seem to actually repair things that aren't legally mandated, like the A/C when it goes out in mid-summer, unlike other common property owners I know of, so I gave another star. It's disheartening and downright infuriating to see so many people have moved here in droves from elsewhere, CLAIMING to embrace "conservative" values and then go on to clearly be ecstatic to just "get theirs" like almost every other "liberal" ever (I put both in quotes because apparently neither means anything such as truly caring what our Creator wants or what our fellow humans need and what benefits us ALL to build one another UP and to bear with ONE ANOTHER'S burdens so we're all stronger and more capable and resilient). I've been in multiple positions so I recognize comeuppance, the eagerness to gentrify and "make better" while actually pillaging (hello Garden City and Eagle and Kuna most recently) what used to be a state and communities that were a TINY bit affordable, especially for single moms and elders In particular. Regular people (also made in God's image though!) Could be your aunt or cousin, if not your child or parent. or do you think you and yours will never experience health or government problems or that your savings will never be drained or stolen by a desperate health challenge or divorce or abandonment or death or other person or a desperate government that's run up trillions in debt for us all while claiming they're needed and even doing God's will?

I have been with Established Property for over 2 years and they have been amazing. Our current…read moretenant was moving out and they had a new renter in within 6 days of the other tenant moving out and at a higher rental income. I am a out of state owner and the communication is always very quick and responsive. They actually take care of the property as if they were the owners of the property.