I've lived here for less than 2-3 weeks, and unfortunately my experience has already been very disappointing. I'm writing this review to share specific issues that new residents should be aware of before applying. The heating system does not properly warm the unit. While the thermostat can be set up to 78, the heat does not adequately reach the bedroom, leaving the room consistently cold. This is a comfort and livability issue that should have been addressed before move-in. The unit also did not appear to be properly prepared for a new tenant. The carpet was clearly not replaced, as there was a visible yellow stain present upon move-in. In addition, the kitchen cabinets have a strong, unpleasant odor that remains even after repeated cleaning. These are basic cleanliness and maintenance concerns. There are also additional fees that were not clearly emphasized upfront, including charges for amenities such as the gym. The gym itself is very small and may not be useful to many residents, making the extra cost frustrating. Overall, the condition of the apartment and the added fees do not match the rent being charged. I regret not reviewing previous tenant feedback before making this decision. Based on my experience so far, I would not recommend this property, and I do not plan to renew my lease once it ends. I hate it here January 22nd 2026 I've emailed management for over two weeks about ongoing issues in my apartment, and nothing has been resolved. They don't reply to emails at all. If you're looking for a quality, comfortable, or luxury living experience, I would suggest spending your money somewhere it's actually worth it. This has been the worst place to live -- I would not recommend it to anyone. read more

The reviews are all true. Horrible staff, constant high price spikes for renewal, poorly kept, and the staff again is rude as hell and then if you don't sweet talk them they get very upset. Amazing how units still sell here. It really feels like a big scheme as they will increase rent 20-30% and for longer leases when it comes to renewal. Do anything else, go anywhere else read more

Not good our upstairs neighbors kids are running stamping constantly I've talked twice already to them I'll never renew here

This place is a dump. Don't bother. It is so run down I am embarrassed for them. It smells. Railings outside are crumbling and all wobbly. Parking lot is not taken care of. Grounds are nice but that's it read more

It used to be a pleasant place to live, but in recent years, it has deteriorated significantly. The property appears neglected with no management or cleaning efforts. Empty liquor bottles are frequently found along the paths. Personal belongings have been taken by management without explanation or return, even when caught on camera. They are unresponsive to phone calls and emails. I also want to highlight the behavior of Maintenance Worker Steve, who stole several items from my patio, as captured on security camera, and Community Manager Kate McDevitt, who has been unresponsive to my attempts to resolve this issue. It appears that neither Steve's actions nor the need for effective communication with tenants is a priority for them, and they only act when faced with threats or demands. Invest your money in places where tenants are respected and the property is well-maintained. read more

Horrible. You pay for broken amenities and office staff that doesn't care if maintenance fixes anything. Rent can be $2100 but with other fees it comes out to $2400. Definitely look elsewhere. read more

Horrible management and maintenance. not safe for kids playing. My son wouldn't let my grand-baby come visit me. The paint chips were never repaire. read more

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Pretty apartments, rude staff. I was thinking of moving to the area and saw that they had pretty good prices on the site so I contacted them for a tour. They're shady. -I asked for a 12-month lease. They kept giving me prices for a 14-month saying it's the same as 12. When finally I pressed them about it and asked to see proof that they were the same price (aka an official quote), they said 12-month was higher. FYI The price they gave me for the 14 month lease is around $300 more than what's on their website...the luxury apartments 6 min away were the same price. -They wouldn't give me the 12 -month price until I came for the tour. They said prices change daily, which is why they wanted to wait but declined to even give me a ballpark number. I told them to at least give me the rent amount 2-3 hours before the tour so I could decide if I was still interested and they ignored me. Almost a week passes with no response. Then, 10 minutes before the tour they send me the prices but none of the other info I asked for. Obviously, I did not go and they were upset. I asked you very simple, straight-forward questions that you ignored. You ignore me, you lose my business. Simple as that. I see why they have so many open apartments...they really need to learn customer service skills. read more

No one picks the phone at the main office, ever. They are there , sitting in the office but will never pick up the phone . Leaving messages are useless, mailbox is not monitored. I had so many lease issues after signing the lease, and it's impossible to reach them. Every time you have to drive over to talk to them in person. read more

Been living here for more than a year. And the property is in the worst condition possible. The management is awful, rude and completely, unapologetically negligent, and even bashful about being negligent. Water heater broke down and flooded the whole bathroom. Even the carpet outside the bathroom was soaking wet. Management sends the contractor to replace the water heater first, without drying the area where water heater is installed. Management even called the police officers, without first bothering to understand my concern. Cops came in and understood what I was trying to explain. And not even any mention of all my stuff that is now total waste. Don't even bother booking an appointment. Even their specials don't make it worth the trouble, even if it happens once in a year. read more

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Everything in the apartment is pretty old and in rough shape. Walls are lumpy and bubbled with bad spackle work and frequent rushed paint jobs. Appliances work grudgingly but not well, and reserved the right to leak/quit when the whim hit them. First week, I find it's infested with crickets, a fire breaks out across from my apartment, and a couple of people try intimidate me in the parking lot for some nonexistent slight. Not the most auspicious of beginnings. A few neighbors were polite, but most were surly and unfriendly - a "Good Morning" was usually met with a scowl. Some tenants would leave their trash outside their door, rather than walk 50 feet to the open (ugh) dumpsters. Dogs that "did their business" on the sidewalks, cigarette butts all over, etc. I was also lucky to have upstairs neighbors that apparently loved to jump and thump around all hours. I never saw any kids or pets, so it is an unsatisfied mystery. All this and pretty high rent, too. They also decided to keep my deposit when I moved, claiming the rug was ruined (one of the mover got a slight bit of mud on the rug, and I did not have a steam cleaner. Apparently steam-cleaning the rug for the next occupant is optional?). I will say that the Leasing Office people I interacted with were very nice. read more

Moved out after 2 yrs. Maintenance was such an issue or should I say a cheap development / cheap management mentality. They also mandate a few hundred dollar a year pool fee even though it is never open (one pool is always closed due to fake maintenance). Managers are rude and behave bothered at answering tenant issues. Grounds are usually dirty and definitely around the garbage area. Gross. The only real plus is they allow dogs and the area is nice. Nothing more. read more

My girlfriend and I have lived here for over two years and I will say that for the apartment that you stay in, you get what you put into it. The best thing about this place is the staff - because they really do respond quickly and promptly to any request you have. Maintenance requests that were submitted were almost immediately addressed or you would receive a call the next day. Shout out to the assistant community manager as well, Kate, because she truly puts in 110%. She responds to emails almost immediately, and is able to coordinate with the different branches of the apartment complex with ease. The quick responding staff is what makes this complex great. read more

The apartment was nice but the people at the leasing and management office are awful!!! They never replies phone calls or emails. I always get overcharge when switch contracts. They even overcharged me 100 buck for 3 days even I moved out of my apartment 4 days before my contract ended. I called them to have a look at the problem and get me the refund. They always said they will contact me back but they NEVER DOES. One time they even hung up my call, which I am still completely pissed. PS: Their bill are super confusing, and it's very hard to tract. If you find any problem, especially after moving out, be prepared to get overcharged. read more

Moved out of here at the beginning of the month after living here for 3 years...overall not a terrible experience FOR A FIRST APARTMENT OUT OF COLLEGE. Personally can't understand how any families choose to live here other than the price is great--we were able to get a deal with a $99 security deposit too! The unit is pretty decent for price--not the most spacious, and we definitely ended up buying furniture that was too big. A 1 bedroom is probably better for an individual and not a couple, but it worked for a bit (granted we are in our early 20's). Amenities exist but not glamorous, but having 2 pools was nice as most of the kids go to the pool by the gym. The office staff, however, are mostly a different story (except the woman who did our renewal!!!)... Every encounter we had with them (except her!) was just terrible. They were rude, incompetent, and couldn't handle more than 1 group/person at a time. Our move out experience went great until we went to hand in our keys...we were told we had to go wait in our car because they needed to lock the office while they showed a unit to a potential tenant. Seriously??? What kind of service is that? This is also the same woman who couldn't answer any questions we had about the move out process when we went to sign the form saying we were leaving (twice). Overall, you get what you pay for. Okay units, terrible service, and forget about snow removal during a bad winter. read more

The apartments here are very competitively priced for the Plainsboro area and are serviceable enough as long as you have no maintenance problems or issues you need to discuss with the leasing or management office. If you any problems with maintenance be prepared to wait a VERY long time for anything to happen (I'm talking on the order of months). Eventually you'll give up and fix the problem yourself, or seasons will change and the fix will no longer be necessary (who needs a functional AC in winter?) The only time maintenance actually fixed something in our apartment was when i walked over to the maintenance office and found someone there and made him come back and fix our broken door knob. This was after over 15 calls and voicemails had all been ignored over 5 day period. Quail Ridge Apartments has literally the WORST customer service I have ever encountered. The leasing and management office are incompetent, unmotivated, rude and indifferent. They never answer the phone, the voice mail is always full so you can;t even leave a message, they never respond to emails and often they are out at extended lunch instead of in the office during working hours. They can't even manage to charge rent properly, they attempt to overcharge on rent every month by $50 to $100, which means you need to call the office and fight with more rude, unhelpful employees until it can be sorted out. I would unequivocally suggest that you DO NOT move here. read more

Don't lease here!! Go to ravens crest instead. 1. There is garbage and dog poop everywhere. 2. Children run ramped, leave bikes all over, and scream. All. The. Time. 3. The cost is ridiculous for what you get. They make the apartments look cosmetically nice but good luck taking a shower for more than 5 minutes before the hot water runs out. Bugs EVERYWHERE!!! 4. The neighbors are loud and inconsiderate. 5. Huge Rec fee but gym and pool are closed so for what? Parking is awful. People hit and scratch cars constantly. Don't waste your time here. read more

This place is awful. It's run down & cheaply made. Coming to New Jersey I did not know the area all that well. But after the customer service from the leasing apartments here it left a sour taste in my mouth about the people of New Jersey. I never knew how nasty an apartments can be towards their future residence. If you want to pay 1000+ for a STUDIO apt and have money to blow then yes live here. What a s*#^%# to live. read more

Terrible experience. Made an appt over the phone to come check out some available apartments. The lady over the phone was very nice. Came in to their office, was greeted by a nasty women who seemed like she didn't want to even help us. Couldn't ask her questions because she got annoyed. I would've actually moved in here if it wasn't for her. That's not how you treat customers especially people looking for a place to live. read more

AVOID CANDLEBROOK PROPERTIES AT ALL COSTS! Seriously. I didn't listen to the warnings myself, and now I'm finding myself filing a complaint on them with the BBB. I have never experienced such crappy apartment management, and I can't believe these people are still in business. Let me first start out by telling you about my move-in process... Get connected with a leasing person, who shows me a studio. Cool--I'm moving in the year and don't really have high expectations. Get quoted a price, sounds reasonable. Fill out the application material, send it in. Wait to hear back....still waiting....call them, no answer....email them....oh, yeah, they finally get back to me. Actually, the leasing person says, and I quote, "I was putting off calling you because I didn't want to tell you the bad news--we leased your apartment." Uhhhhh? "Oh but we have another one, same price." Fine, whatever, I'll take that one. Waiting....days......calling.....Get the pre-lease to sign, and guess what! They raised the rent $50 per month. Their excuse? "Oh yeah, it was listed in the computer wrong. Sorrrryyyyy. I, like, can't do anything about it." I wish I was exaggerating, but I'm not. This was clearly this person's first job. Ever. So STILL i agree to live there. Arrive on move-in day and.....yup, they forgot I was moving in that day. Leasing agent wasn't there, so another person took care of me but had no idea whether my apartment would be ready. Thankfully, it was. Now, the apartments themselves are pretty generic, totally overpriced. You get nasty carpeting, paper-thin walls, but whatever, I can deal with that. Oh, did I mention that they charged a $200 per year "facilities fee" when the "facilities" were under construction the whole year I was there? Yup. Get my bill. Yup, just as I expected, they charged me $20 more than was on my lease....again, their excuse: "it was in the computer wrong." No joke. Multiple times I was overcharged on rent because the people there apparently can't add. 18 + 12, for example, does not equal 40. So fast forward, and it's time to move out. Call them to let them know I want to extend my lease a week more. Leave a message. Leave 10 messages. Talk to people who tell me the leasing agents are on their lunch break and I should call back later. Email. Get an answer from someone saying they received my message. Thank god! Call her at the number she left....leave a message...no return. Send an email. Get a response from someone saying my lease has been extended ANOTHER YEAR. Yup. Email them back, they said they were working on it and would get back to me the next day. Yeah....that didn't happen. Email them again. Get a response, saying that I was on vacation and had told them I was going to send them an email serving as my vacancy notice. Yeah....no that never happened. Emailed them back, haven't heard anything back yet at all. So this is where I'm at. Trying to get ahold of them and looking forward to their explanation of why, I imagine, they're going to have to slap me with some ridiculous fee. Waits to be seen--I will update with the outcome! In sum: stay the hell away from Candlebrook. read more

Don't waste your time. Much better places in the area with respectful management and superior renovations to boot! Pay a bit more to live comfortably if you can afford it and avoid the dismissive office worker (not the best way to get my $$$ lol). I witnessed how rudely a tenant was treated (possible racism? hoping just laziness!) and decided to go with another community much closer to the train. Princeton Junction and Plainsboro both have a ton of great options. I really feel for anyone stuck in a lease at this place. As someone considering becoming a landlord, I'd be livid if my property were run in this matter! read more

DO NOT LIVE HERE! DO NOT LIVE HERE!!! DO NOT LIVE HERE!!! I moved here on the first of this month, it is now 5:20pm on the 3rd. We immediately contacted maintenance upon arrival because our shower had no pressure or hot water. It was a Sunday and they never showed up. We gave them full permission to come in when we weren't there, but we came home last night (Monday) to find that it still wasn't fixed. We placed another maintenance request. I called this morning and I was assured someone would finally come fix it. They did show up sometime during the day while I wasn't here and left a note that they replaced the diverter and spout. Shower still has no pressure or hot water. Office closed early today and all we can do is place another maintenance request. There is no way to get in contact with maintenance directly. We haven't been able to take a shower since we moved in. DO NOT LIVE HERE!!!!! read more

I lived here for 1 year and will give an honest, thorough review of this apartment complex. Well there is a lot to say about this place lets start with the good stuff: * Its located in Plainsboro--which is safe, family friendly community. *If you work in Princeton, its about a 15min drive *the apartments are clean (no bug infestations or anything) *has a nice size bedroom, nice size walk-in closet *has a dog park and small park for kids *the walls are not that thin--you don't hear everything your neighbors do, just when they open their closets/sliding door. *most of the neighbors keep to themselves (except one of my neighbors downstairs would always smoke interesting things in the bathroom and it ventilated straight up into my bathroom--so if you have any asthma or issues with that, I would suggest just staying on first floor) Now on to the bad: *Seriously over-priced for the poor amenities offered: my dryer never worked, called maintenance several times to fix it, but it never worked even after their "fix". The bathtub would never drained (costing me lots of money to get it fixed since maintenance didn't ever do the job), the water would never stop running--leaky faucet (also never got fixed) which runs up your water bill, and the toilet always overflowed (which got fixed after calling a legit plumber to fix it and not some random guy Quail Ridge calls the maintenance guy). *hallway closet was broken and wouldn't slide open, told maintenance and management before I even moved in, they told me it was fine, even though maintenance finally came back to tell me that installed the door incorrectly. but still, it never got fixed. *the screens on all the windows and sliding door were ripped, so in the summertime, expect lots of mosquitos to come in. Only the sliding door got fixed after 4 calls into maintenance. *kitchen was fine, small, but if you don't cook a lot, it is manageable. Don't even expect the dishwasher to work, it's just there to make the kitchen look complete. *rarely is the snow removed in winter time--so be careful when the snow comes and driving out of that parking lot. *the morning maintenance guy--he's nice but always drunk on the job, seems to be a generic handy-man, but not someone who could handle this ever-breaking down facility. * also maintenance will enter your home no matter what, even if you clearly specify for them not to enter when you aren't home (plus they always call you from unknown/blocked numbers, so if you miss the call that they're about to enter your home, you cant even call them back to say no) finally, the worst thing about this place is hands down the management. Absolutely the worst people you could deal with, they don't have common courtesy or manners. Most of the time they ignore your calls, even when you show up to their leasing office, they just tell you whatever to get you to leave and then pretend they never said that. Get everything in writing and be thorough with them. Also as the other reviewer mentioned, expect to be extremely confused by your bills. I got my end of the contract ledger explaining all my payments made and what was owed, somehow they added in a few hundred dollars and when I tried to ask about it, I was thrown around from person to person. The accountant for them finally responded with no clarification at all--just telling me that's what I owe, and didn't make sense AT ALL. Anyways, I just really wanted to get out of this place and never have to deal with these type of people again. I have rented from other places in PA, NJ, and NY, so I understand the typical apartment complex issues, but to be paying the amount of a mortgage for this 1 bedroom apartment, and not get treated decently by the people who run this place, and not to have normal functioning appliances---its truly not worth it. Rent in PA-cheaper and same quality, just a longer drive, but you'll be more pleased with what you pay for there. If you must live in Plainsboro--I would say this pay the extra $100/mo and live at The Crest (the other complex's Hunters Glen, Deer Creek rank the same as Quail Ridge-but they are a bit cheaper) read more

Rent bills are given to tenants without the rental - lease charge What a joke! They sent out bills with only utility charges You ask for a statement to be sent and they never mail it. If you over pay it never appears and you have to fight with the girl in the office Amy Place is a joke and dogs are permitted to walk around without leashes Trash and dog poop is not picked up by many ... Complex does not care New hires have no clue how to repair anything and the maintenance manager sits in the office and doesn't know how to manage anyone. Can't wait til my lease is up! read more

My family and I have been living here since 2014 years now. The first 2 years I would of gave this place 5 stars! after the last couple of months I give this place 1 star. Why? Well let's start off saying that we have told the leasing office we do not want any one entering our home unless someone is home they agreed with our request. Our first year the people downstairs (we are on the second floor) said they were experience something leaking. They came in said we needed a new bathtub. Okay awesome! We waited a few weeks and they said they were waiting for the approval. Okay no worries our shower and tub still works. Let's fast forward to May 2017. It's the first heat wave of the year and our AC broke. We called in to maintenance to check it out and that was a disaster! They would say they would come at such and such time I waited home and no one came. I called to inform them I had an appointment so I will no longer be home. I get a call saying they are outside but no one is home... now this went on for a few weeks. My fiancé calls he said someone needs to come asap. We have a small child in the home and it is too hot for him. I wait home again, and inform the office that I can only wait till 2 since I have a dr appointment. maintenance finally shows up! They say an outside contractor needs to go up on the roof because it's not our actual AC that is broken. They said it's fine for me to leave and the contractor doesn't need to enter my apartment, just leave the AC on. I do what they say and as soon as I pull up to the dr I get a call from the office asking where am I. I explained to them what the maintenance said. They said okay. It is now the end of May and still no AC. We get a call from them saying that downstairs is experiencing leaks from our apartment. They come (we are home) and 3 years later we get a new tub. I asked the guys replacing my tub when the AC would be fixed. They told me I needed to call. I call them and they say that they put in their notes that it was fixed. WTF!? It was never fixed! Thankfully I worked at Best Buy and was able to buy a nice fan for my son but what!? How are you going to write something was completed when clearly it wasn't. So now it's June and finally they fixed it. We receive our bill for rent and we see $545 pet fee... now I'm like wtf. My fiancé called because I can't deal anymore. They said that we owned a dog and not only do we have to pay the non refundable fee but they need paperwork for the dog. Now yes we do have a dog in our unit but we are watching her while my sister-in law is in China for the summer. I'm not even getting paid that much! Now I blow up and call the office saying I'm not paying it especially after this AC fiasco and taking 3 YEARS to change my bathtub. The manager and I came to an agreement that we will pay half. Because if the dog damages anything we would have to pay. Okay that makes sense. Now here is why I gave this place one star. I get a call saying that downstairs is experience leaking AGAIN! The woman tells me they need an outside contractor to come in the unit. I told her I was not home but I am in the area. (It was my first and only day off. I work 2 jobs and have kids so for all the moms out there you understand that when you have a chance to have you time you take advantage) She tells me okay that the contractor said he will be here at 2 or 3 and she will call me when he arrives. Since we have the dog. It's 3:30 and no call. I called her she said that he left and did not enter since no one was home. As soon as I get off the phone I get a call from my cousin who was watching my son (who is 15) saying that they just came home from the park and my bedroom door and closet were wide opened. 15 mins later my fiancé arrives home and sees. WTF!? I called today explaining that this is out of control and how I don't feel comfortable in my own home. How an OUTSIDE contractor can just walk into my home. She explained that it was an emergency and we went back and forth. The thing I was most furious with is when I called on Wednesday asking where the contractor was, and her responding by saying he is coming back tomorrow since I wasn't home. Instead of saying they entered my home. My fiancé took off of work to wait for him and no one showed. Now the dog wasn't created. Thank god she is friendly because if she was to bite them I would of been liable. And the fact that I told my cousin the situation and that I would be home once I got the call. God forbid something happened she is only 15!!!!! Also thank god nothing was missing! So I honestly feel a little harassed at this point, and extremely uncomfortable. I hope candlebrook property management sees this review. I hope you don't want your residents to feel the way I do. read more

Lived here for four years just because I got a good deal on the rent. Apartments are preety decent but the management is really bad. People at the leasing office are only friendly until you sign the lease. read more

I moved into this complex with my bf and have had a great experience so far. Everyone was helpful in the leasing process. The only drawback was that they were not always prompt with returning phone calls. I did have a problem with turning the shower on when we first moved in. The maintenance team was helpful in coming in and fixing it within an hour of me telling them about it. They were even nice enough to bring me paper towels while I was waiting for my bf to come with the move in truck. I thought that was above and beyond what they had to do. The neighbors we have are very quiet and respectful. I like it here a lot. read more

A very average apartment. Cannot think of much good things about Quail Ridge. The only thing they seem to maintain are the lawns and the show units. They will bring you to see a nicely updated and decorated show unit. But once you sign the lease, they will give you the basic apartment. Very expensive for a one bedroom. Average monthly is USD 1300. NOT including electricity and internet and cable. Be prepared to have at least USD 1600 a month for rental and bills if you stay here (assuming your electricity bill is 120, cable and Internet is 120, and phone bill is 60). They DO NOT maintain the complex much at all, the apartment staircases are cleaned once a year. Leaves and cobwebs and dust will accumulate. The place is multi racial with weird people walking around aimlessly. In conclusion, try to find another place to stay. By the way, management is bad except for one sweet lady who seems to be the only one working. read more

I think this is a nice community. Singing the lease and all the leasing process was easy for me, and I really like the apartment and having all the appliances inside. Yes, the walls are thin and sometimes i hear my neighbor's music and what he's cooking but it's really not a big deal. The apartments are very affordable, perfectly located, and the community is kept clean and nice. No complains from me here. read more

I wish there was a way to give a 1/2 star! I hate these apartments, where do I start? The grounds to include all the bull$hit amenities are unkempt, outdated and not worth paying for. Most of the units are dated; management so called renovated units are equally $h!tty , the units are stocked with so-called updated appliances and a splash of paint and a heftier monthly rent. These apartments need to be gutted and rebuilt and don't get me started on the incompetent, rude ass management staff. Kate McDevitt was sooo accommodating when trying to sell us on these broke down garbage ass apartments but no sooner then move-in date did she show her true colors. She as well as all the management staff are unprofessional and require training or a new job! Last but not least clearly Quail Ridge Apartments standards have lowered within the 2 years I have resided here! I don't mind diversity but I don't do uncleanliness; filth and down right nastiness. In my short stay here I have noticed the revolving door which I am not mad but it seems that there is a new breed joining the community. These people are destructive, no couth and dirty! Of course all concerns have fallen on deaf ears regarding management. I could write a book about the hate I have for Quail Ridge Apartments unfortunately this is my home at this time; when the time comes I cant wait to pack my bags! I would not recommend this community to my worst enemy. I suggest you search elsewhere; consider yourself warned! read more

Very poor management. Please do not think of moving here. The management was very good a couple of years back. Service requests would be taken care of immediately and things were run very smoothly. Now the attitude is very irresponsible. Requests are ignored for days. Follow ups are met with little or no response. Find a better place to move into. read more

I've been living here for almost 5yrs. It's been ok so far. Maintenance is good depending on who you get. The old white guy is just an asshole and not very nice. I got my favorite guy the other day he's a black guy who was training another guy ( and yes I'm using the color of the men because I don't know their names) this guy was the nicest maintenance guy I've ever had he is always so helpful and nice compared to some of the other guy expecially that old white bastard that's not nice at all. I don't think it's fair to charge everyone $250 a year if they don't use the pool or tennis courts. But if you are looking for a place to rent in plainsboro I would suggest this place. It's the cheapest you will find in plainsboro. We pay almost 1600 for a two bedroom with a washer and dryer in the apartment. They keep the areas around here nice and I've haven't had to many problems. Maintenance is usually quick to help depending on the guy you get. Overall I would recommend it. Everywhere else around here will charge you an arm and a leg just for a one bedroom apartment. Please note one lady that works in the office and didn't pay attention to our Rent payment we made online and almost got us evicted but that was her fault nobody else's. The other people in the leasing office are very nice. When I find out her name is will post it on here. I'm not done with that lady. read more

These are not good apartments. The management is terrible. They will make mistakes (multiple) on your lease and tell you that you the written agreements they made are wrong. Whatever price you agree to will be increased when you are moving in. Throughout your entire lease period, there will be problems (overcharges) on your bill. The utility charges are grossly high, with no explanation available. The entire complex is all lumped together. You will pay for the management units and for people who left. Snow removal is non-existent. I walked to the office to inquire about getting a bag of salt to put on the sidewalk after I shoveled it and was told that no way will they give me a bag of salt. Trash is rarely picked up and overflows every week into the parking lots. This is the worst management company I have ever experienced. read more

The Quail ridge apartments in Plainsboro, NJ, is the worst apartment in the whole world. The management is also the worst management in the whole universe. Pleeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeease avoid this apartment at any cost. They have sewage (including shitty water) running all over the parking lots and it may cause your children get viral fevers whatever in the whole world. We placed an emergency service request for overflowing toilet on a Sunday morning and they have not even bother to take a look what's going on. The whole apartment started stinking and we have to live with that. We don't know where to complain about this apartment. The Plainsboro, NJ Government does not bother to take care of their tax paying citizens. They don't care about building new apartment complexes and make the existing apartments function better. All they care about the tax money what we pay them. What a shame. read more