Thus far I have had a very positive experience Dijana and the Manor Park Apartments management…read moreteam. They are professional, responsive, and always willing to address concerns in a timely manner. Their dedication to maintaining the property and ensuring resident satisfaction is greatly appreciated. Thank you for your excellent service and commitment to creating a comfortable living environment

Dijana Rick and Recy are the best who help me when I need maintenance or something done. I've lived…read morehere 32 years always feel safe and happy because of them. Thank you

From my initial call to my move in date and beyond the ladies in the Leasing Office has been…read moreoutstanding. They are polite, prompt and very responsive.

poor staff it's a money grab from day one they barely get apartments ready cracked bathroom dry…read morewall, blinds that were partially torn I could go on for hours. Looks good from the outside but for what you pay it's not worth it

I have been reading the post here ..98%are from YEARS ago.. I have been here a short time .. I…read moreactually take time to inspect everything on the move-in list.. to make sure it's up to standards . It's called common Sense.....!!! as for staff Drew is a really cool guy & very helpful ...I have not met other staff members yet at office so I can not speak about them on how they are.. ..as far as cleaning in the building..cleaning ladies have been here keeping up with the place in lobby & laundry room/ halls . ..for residents in building I have not met many neighbors yet . . So I can't speak on that on how that is . HOWEVER. .. I have noticed that kids bang in lobby doors coming from other places if they come to visit.. kids ( guest or not ) run around & leave trash or bounce basket balls in lobby in halls. .. where are the parents?? It's not really a major issue but just saying this is why people may see some things & think it's the property not being maintained even though it is. Yes people have dogs n cats here. So yeah dogs bark get over it .. I have a medical dog to alert me when it has to go out or if a person is at my door .. " I lost a portion of my hearing from a injury years ago .".. Pineridge is great They should find out who's kids are leaving the mess & throw basketballs around in lobby & fine that persons or individual resident to teach them responsibility because the call box was just broken..

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.

I love my apartment, it's quiet, peaceful, and much better than they were 25 years ago with the…read moreremodeling and renovations. I tell everyone looking these apartments are worth it.

From the owner: Welcome to the new and improved 650 Hoyt in Painesville. We are under new ownership and new…read moremanagement. We have updated your Apartment with so many improvements! We are pet friendly too. You will love calling 650 Hoyt your home.

Property is well taken care of, response time by maintanence was acceptable. Price is not…read morenecessarily worth the benefits, would suggest finding other options if available. My main complaint is that the staff will take every chance at leveraging their power in their leases to charge you out of the wazoo, with little to no prior communication. Phone lines consistently down, random out of office days by leasing staff that are only communicated by a sign taped to the front door, and no formal communication. It's not the worst option for a temporary place to stay, but you have better options. Look for them.

Moved in March of 16. Got 1 key, they apologized and i just went and had one made. Seemed good,…read moretill they started harassing us about our 3Rd vehicle, which we had on the lease and they signed saying it was no issue and didn't upkeep the apt. Just moved out and a maintnance guy stopped in while we were moving. Said not to worry about deep cleaning things because they had to come back in and do general fix ups, which cause a mess, before every flip. That the minor damages were no issue and wouldn't be a problem or fine. Now I'm being fined for not cleaning, and a missing key. I've NEVER met someone who stayed there longer then their lease. Everyone I met has left. And the ones who moved in right after we got their are currently looking for a house.

i keep getting these fees tacked on to my rent and i'm wondering why? my rent has already gone up…read more$112.00 from last year and then i got charged for renters insurance when i uploaded a copy of my renter insurance policy to the website on may 15,2023, then on july 1,2023, i got charged with a fee for renters insurance from another company. when i call that company, they informed me that they have nothing to do with my policy and that the policy was controlled by the property management. now i look at my account and see another $1.58 charge for liability insurance and an administration fee of 68 cents. i have an insurance policy with progressive insurance and have had it from the day i rented this apartment, in fact, i set up the insurance policy for this apartment before i even moved. there are many other problems i have been having with management this is just one. i have 100,000 liabilities on my renter insurance policy with progressive why i 'm being charged for additional insurance by you? how many insurance policy do i need?

I love my apartment I been living here for five years they do fix things my fridge raider broke…read moredown Easter Sunday and they gave me a new one right away air conditioning broke down fixed in one day very quiet can't hear noise and I still live here

My husband and I have lived here for just over a year in a 2 bed, 2 bath first-floor unit. The…read morecommunity itself is very pleasant- quiet, well-maintained (the flowers are always so pretty) and welcoming. In the winter, the snow is shoveled, and I have never had any issue navigating the community roads during winter. Management has consistently been kind and professional, and we've never had any issues during our time here. The shared amenities, including the clubhouse, fitness room, and pool, are always clean and in good working order. While the walls can be a bit thin, it hasn't been a major concern and overall noise levels are minimal. Maintenance is one of the highlights of living here- they're incredibly responsive, typically addressing emergency requests within the hour and handling routine work orders within two business days. The trash compactor does fill up fairly often (as mentioned in other reviews), but in many cases, this is due to residents not closing the compactor door and instead leaving their trash nearby, which creates unnecessary buildup. Our rent did increase after the first year, but the adjustment was reasonable and in line with expectations. The location is also a plus- conveniently situated near the freeway and a gas station, which makes our commute into the Cleveland area very manageable.

I rented an apartment with this company for 2 years. The apartment grounds are well kept and the…read morepool and work out facilities are nice. I thought the staff in the office was kind and helpful except that after I moved out on June 22,2023 I have yet to receive my security deposit or part of it back. I always leave my apartments clean. If there was minor damage I would have hoped to have been notified and billed accordingly. I have called several times and been told that they will get back to me to no avail.

I lived here for 9 years. 9 years too long. Paid my rent on time every month. Took care of my unit…read more When it came time to move out, which I should have done years prior, the process was handled very unprofessionally, and the staff displayed a level of unprofessionalism and incompetence to a degree I have not known previously. A month to month tenant is only required to give a 30 day notice unlike an yearly tenant which is required to give a 60 day notice. I went into office on a Thursday afterwork to give my 30 day notice to vacate the apartment on Sept. 26, 2025, more than 30 days notice. There was only 1 person in office working that day. She gave a "look". I gave her my 30 notice and asked her if they needed anything in writing. She said no. I thought to myself that that could not be correct. She said they have to do a final walk thru. They did not do a full walk thru. The staff who I was working with, whom I won't mention here, did not retain any information I communicated to her through out the entire process. A level of incompetence I've never dealt with at this complex. When she came to do the walk thru I asked her again if I needed something in writing to vacate and she then hands me a transfer to another apartment within the complex when I shared with her the name of a completely different complex I was moving to several times. I was then handed of the the general manager who was no better. Since nothing being done with this simple transaction. I had to make sure I called the office everyday and visit every other day to stay on top of them to make sure I was in the system to vacate so I would not have to pay for another month. The general manager eventually told me that I did need to fill something out to vacate, which I knew to be the case. I gave my notice 35 days in advance on 25th of Sept. She tells me to sign vacate paperwork on the 8th of Oct. And then on the 22nd of Oct another general manager has me sign real vacate form because the office had no 30 day notices only 60 day notice forms which was also unprofessional. When I filled out the first transfer paperwork on 8th of Oct, I backed dated it to reflect the actual date notice was given. I explained to her that I gave my notice to the other worker on the 25th of September to move out on Oct. 31st. She sent an email to see if I had to pay rent up until the 8th of November. I explained to her again that I more than gave a 30 day notice and that I will not be responsible for paying rent up until Nov. 8th as I was out by the 31st of Oct. I called everyday to make sure that I was out of the system on move out day. I should not have had to go through all of this trouble for something so simple. I didn't receive my security deposit. If the staff who did the walk thru thanked me for taking care of the unit, why was my security deposit not returned. The wear and tear on my apartment was normal and I did request the bath tub and caulking be redone which was not honored. I froze every winter. The windows were the original windows from the 60's when the buildings were built. One year I did ask for new windows and they basically laughed in my face and said that is not how that works. The heater in the apartments are not suitable. 2 weeks before I moved out there was a drive by shooting on my side of the building and they shot up someones car so I knew it was time to go. Like most apartment buildings, the walls are thin and you can hear everything. People play loud music, loud tvs, fight argue and the dogs which are not allowed got out of hand. Kids and young adults love to kick doors and run off. One time someone left their bath water running a few floors up and left for work!?! It started overflowing and leaking into my apartment. Once figured out where the water was coming from early that morning with the help of another neighbor getting if from 3rd shift at Amazon, called maintenance, 911, fire department and no one helped. So if you are desperately looking for somewhere to live, by all means look here at your own risk. Document and picture everything.

Well from the looks of it, I have been saved from the massive headache of being a tenant. It seems…read moreas if they pick and choose with their own discretion. I followed everything that was asked. My credit score is above their qualifications. I repeatedly sent my check stubs and bank statement. Then they requested an offer letter. Why am I being asked for extra documents when the ones I sent qualified me for a measly $585, when my income allows me to rent a $900 unit. Then I come on yelp to write a review and see horrible pictures it neglected repairs. Thank the Universe for disqualifying me from living in a foundation of luxurious slum.

I was definitely considered a priority in the search for an apartment. I appreciated how thoughtful…read moreand helpful they were in accommodating me.

Horrible landlord. Takes people's money and then says they can't move in. This landlord did it to a…read moreformer coworker of mine. My friend paid over 1000 dollars to renew their lease and move to a bigger apartment with this apartment complex to be told the day before they were no longer able to have that large apartment. And also were told that their apartment they are currently living in is no longer available and they have to be out on the 1 of October. They won't even give my friend her deposit for the bigger apartment back.