We have lived at Beachwood Apartments for many years. The addition of Wendy to the management team…read moreseveral months ago, was the smartest move that Village Green has made. She has transformed the maintenance team and front office staff into individuals that really take pride in their work. People always like to blame others when the pool goes down, or there is a water shut off. We had similar problems when we lived in our house, truly no one's fault. Wendy also worked diligently to get us our money back when there was an overcharge for the gas bill several months ago. This resulted in a complete refund of the over charge. We think people need to get their facts right before they share untruths in a review.

We love Beachwood Apartments by Albion! Our family has been a resident here for 4 months. The…read moremanager Maggie, Jourdan, Kate and maintenance team are friendly and helpful! The apartment and it's surrounding are pet- friendly and maintained at a high standard! With COVID19, the staffs make sure the facilities are sanitized and cleaned so the residents can be safe and healthy! We highly recommend Beachwood by Albion for your next rental needs!

We stayed at Waterford Bluffs during Eclipse 2024. Our unit was a small, modern and clean studio…read moreapartment in this fairly new building in the Ohio City neighborhood. The building has swipe in security passes on the elevator and unit doors. Speaking of doors, the door to each unit is massive and secure. The unit was also pretty soundproof. We did hear people out in the halls on Friday evening but nothing loud and nothing that went on too late. Our unit had a queen bed, flat screen tv, keurig, washer and dryer, large closet, WiFi. The lobby is nicely decorated, there are three small work spaces, the second floor has a pool and clubhouse (I think there was a beer tap). Coffee in the lobby. There is a gym but I did not see it, and parking. They had everyone on the pool deck to watch the eclipse and it was spectacular. This building is across the street from the RTA, down the street from the West Side Market and Ohio City restaurants. This was a very convenient base of operations for our trip to Cleveland. We did not rent a car and were able to walk most places, catch an Uber.

From the owner: Put yourself at the center of it all at Waterford Bluffs! This brand-new community along the…read moreCuyahoga River offers a beautiful selection of studio, one, and two-bedroom apartments within close proximity to Cleveland's best breweries, restaurants, shopping, and entertainment. Your new home, fitted with remarkably modern features and finishes throughout, includes a breathtaking view of the Cleveland skyline and Lake Erie, and convenient access to I-90, I-490, I-77, Route 20, and Detroit Ave. In addition to a premier location between downtown Cleveland and Ohio City, residents enjoy 10,000 sq. feet of high-end amenities, including a heated pool and sundeck with private cabanas, designed to make life more luxurious. Schedule a tour today!

My girlfriend moved into the May 9 months ago and she absolutely loves it. I'm over there quite a…read morebit and love the huge apartment and the views. The hallways are beautiful with sitting spaces everywhere. The security is great as well, a great place to live!

Update on previous negative review. They came through. We are now happy tenants. Great view, honor…read moreemotional support pets, good price, big apartments and the location is awesome. Special thanks to leasing agent, Gina. She is a consummate professional and the GM.

I lived here 9 years and it was horrible every step of the way. This place is infested with…read moremultiple species of cockroaches, there's mold everywhere, they do not clean the stairwells literally ever, and there's a water leak somewhere almost constantly, resulting in weekly water shut offs. The building manager is barely there, so ann old bigoted woman who cannot help you in anyway with anything is the point of contact most days, and the owners are beyond rude. The apartments come dirty, and then they charge you for it when you leave, even if you live there 9 years and leave it spotless. The pool burns your skin because the idiots don't know how to take care of it. The parking lot will give you a flat tire. The elevators break down monthly and it took them a year to fix the one. The list goes on. It's a terrible place to live and you should absolutely never consider this shit hole.

My boyfriend recently started a fellowship at the Cleveland Clinic and we decided to move into 1…read moreOAK. The apartment manager, Brook, helped us find an amazing unit. We have a fabulous view. The apartment has lots of natural light and closet space! The whole complex is super clean, renovated and up to date! There is a great gym with a huge selection of fitness equipment. I can't wait till summer to tan by the pool. The best part is the location. I can walk to Whole Foods and do all my grocery shopping! Lakewood is filled with cute fun bars! Living at 1 OAK has made me love Cleveland. I HIGHLY recommend this building. Management also let me know they are installing a Starbucks machine in the lobby!!!

This is a beautiful and luxurious, yet affordable property. The finishes in the units are all top…read morenotch. I've lived in apartments before where everything looked nice, yet when you actually went to use something, you could tell the property had chosen to go the cheap route. This is not the case with the Residences at Halle. You get what you pay for - a beautiful high quality apartment. I love the security features of the building as well. Key fob access, security in the lobby and only being able to access your floor. The location is also perfect. There's a restaurant in the lobby and even a small convenient store. I also love that the parking garage is attached to the building via a tunnel. The garage is a bit tight but thats expected. Lastly the management team has been amazing. Alex has been so welcoming and kind. I was moving from out of state and they made the process seamless and so easy. I may be new to this propery but I'm so happy I decided to call this place home.

I'm a fairly new tenant but my experience so far has been fantastic. First off, the building is…read morebeautiful and located in a great spot. When we moved in, our place was very clean and completely move in ready. The apartments are beautiful and upgraded with brand new appliances. I couldn't believe how much space there was. Plus, the windows allow for a ton of natural light and we have an amazing view of Downtown and Progressive Field. The management staff, lead by Alex, has been amazing. They made the whole process, from signing our lease to our move in, very seamless and easy. There were a couple questions I had on a Sunday and Alex responded almost immediately to my questions, which you don't find at other buildings or rentals. If you're looking for a new place, I would highly recommend considering the Halle and giving it a tour.

The historic nature of this apartment building is sweet. It is quiet and near good walkable…read moreshopping areas (chipotle, BWW, bagels, brunch locations, Starbucks).

From the owner: Historic Building with renovated efficiencies, 1 and 2 bedroom apartments. Flexible leases for…read morefurnished apartments varying in dimensions and prices. Ideal location with easy access to public transportation, close to the Cleveland Clinic, University Hospitals, Case Western Reserve University, Downtown, Coventry Village, and Shaker Square. Electronic fob access, bike rack, garage parking, laundry room, library and music room.

The account manager, Miss Selena is very approachable, respectful and assisted us so much to get…read moreinto the apt unit we wanted. She has very good customer service skills. We rate her a 10 for overall customer service. Keep up the good work. The Pettit family.

I've been a resident of Cross Creek for about four months. Two months ago I was injured at work and…read moreput off on disability. I have a Worker's Compensation claim pending. I advise the staff that I'd be a little late in making payments until this compensation claim is heard. in spite of that I was served an eviction notice because my payment was 15 days late this month. I was told that in addition to my normal rent, I would have to pay about $700 in late fees and court costs because they already filed the eviction. I think the manager is on some kind of power trip and gets some kind of gratification out of forcing people out of their homes, in spite of the circumstances . Fortunately, my brother is an attorney and someone is in his firm is going to represent me at the eviction hearing, and they feel a story like this likely to make local news .

My unit has flooded twice. The upstairs and downstairs are almost 20° difference in temperature…read more The office staff are rude and call from all different phone numbers. It's been a horrible experience. I would NEVER recommend someone more here.

I thought very carefully about this review, as you will see below. When I compare Williamsburg to…read morethe other rental options I had (quite a few in a fairly large geographic area), it was the best of the lot. A very good experience overall. First the PROS: - At the top of the list is the STAFF! From the office staff to the maintenance folks, all involved are top-notch. I've never rented anywhere, or heard of a rental complex, with a more professional and responsive staff. And not just the nice sales pitch to get you to sign a lease. Every inquiry, every issue, was addressed immediately. Early on I had to change my move-in date several times, and they were extremely accommodating ... even nice about it! - Location, location, location! If you enjoy hiking and being near the national park, this place is for you. You can *walk* from your door to the park trails, bike to the towpath or to the Bike & Hike Trail. It's also located within the Greenwood Village Community Association, so you have access to all those amenities (indoor & outdoor pools, tennis courts, fishing lake, etc.) in addition to the Williamsburg-specific amenities. - Attached garages. These are quite roomy, and offer great storage place for all that stuff you won't be able to fit in the unit (see cons). - Extra services. The leasing office will do things like hold packages for personal pickup. I found this to be a nice security feature, so you don't have delivered boxes sitting by the front door. - Townhouse style units, so no one living above or below you. - You can have pets, even big dogs here! - A number of lease term options. You generally have a range of 5 months to as long as 15 months from which to choose. - A great place to hang out if you are looking to purchase a house or condo in Greenwood Village. There are many different associations in Greenwood, and the best way to learn about the pros/cons of each is to be IN the community. (Williamsburg is the *only* rental complex in Greenwood btw.) - Units are being re-modeled as they turn. I moved in earlier this year, and was treated to new countertops, kitchen fixtures and kitchen appliances. New flooring too. - Very pretty from the outside. You won't be embarrassed to have your family/friends drive by. Now the CONS: - Floorpans. Whoever designed these buildings had something else in mind besides ease of use or comfort of living. The spaces are poorly designed and chopped up. So, what *should* fit into an 830 sq ft space does not. (Thank goodness for the nice wide garages ... storage!) Getting things like mattresses & big furniture up the staircase is a challenge. Your movers may curse a bit. - Poor HVAC design, and poorly insulated. You will likely end up paying extra elec/gas to heat the place in the winter and cool it in the summer. If you don't mind wearing extra fleece in the winter, and hanging out in your skivvies in the summer, you'll do just fine. (To be fair, part of this is the nature of a townhouse. Heat rises, so they're warmer upstairs. I've owned three townhouse style condos and all had the same issue, though not to this extent.) - Can be noisy. You may hear your neighbors on either side through the walls. I was lucky to have reasonably quiet neighbors, but on one side the tenant had two small dogs that yapped often, which was rather annoying. (At least they didn't bark at night, so I didn't complain to management.) - Expensive. And you pay for everything (nothing is included in rent): water, sewer, trash, Greenwood fee, and of course all your own regular utilities like electric, gas, any cable. That's on top of pricey rent. But like I said, given the LOCATION, I doubt one could find anything else to rent (near the park and with an attached garage) for cheaper. (Maybe this Con is more of a gripe about the current state of rental prices than a "Con" for this development?) Knowing that there are no "perfect" scenarios, Williamsburg has earned a 5-star review in my book.

Responsive staff. Great maintenance. The new leasing office staff is very pleasant and…read moreaccommodating. Building is super clean and an incredible location in the heart of the city. Attached garage with one of the lowest prices in the city. Love my spacious apartment. I have a beautiful view and so much closet space. Absolutely love it!

Apartments are nice, but ff you need to bring a car to park long term, absolutely everything in…read moreyour power to park elsewhere. The facilities are in disrepair (my car has PERMANENT stains from rust water drip). Parking management barely cares about their jobs, plenty of days the garage does not open until hours after it is supposed to. They did not honor their agreement regarding a free parking policy due to an administrative error (on their end), management did not reply to countless phone calls and emails. Had my car broken into in this garage. I repeat I HAD MY CAR BROKEN INTO IN THIS GARAGE. $195 a month. Raised price in the middle of the year. This place is the absolute worst, and I genuinely pray to God it gets demolished, an embarrassing blemish on an already struggling city. Everyone and everything else within the actual apartment building itself is fine and dandy, but the garage is actually that terrible that it should dissuade you from moving here entirely.

hi, tom pattison here... i have lived at pine ridge since 2007. my last review was not great this…read moreyear but i have been going through a lot... i am going blind and my mood is down... i worked in media for thirty years and ran properties in my early years... let's face it we are going through tough times.. this pandemic has hurt us all... this place has a new manager. drew. he seems to really care and wants to make things better... samantha is the regional manager and she too seem to care... maintenance in the past years has been great.. so has the office staff... for this past year maintenance was really short handed and struggled... even though things are still bad with the pandemic pine has bounced back and is trying hard with the help of a overall very good staff and a good manager and regional manager... the elevators which is a sour point with me due to my disabilities drew and samantha are really trying to get the service company to stay on top of it... the clientele has changed but most people are still very nice... pine has a nice grounds and is safe. sometimes the dog bark and that drives me crazy.  the front office staff is also very nice always and try and help... drew is even trying to help me find my way due to my blindness... i have called this place home for many years and still do...pine has always been a five star place to me and is close to that still..

I was visiting a friend in Building G at Pine Ridge Apartments, and I honestly couldn't believe how…read moredisgusting it was. There were roaches and bugs, the whole building smelled like dog urine, and it was obvious that maintenance problems were being ignored. The place feels dirty, poorly managed, and completely neglected. If this is how they keep the property, I would never recommend living here. Save yourself the headache and look somewhere else.