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Beacon Hill

(4 reviews)

A (slightly) lengthy review but worth the read for potential renters…read more We signed a lease and lived here over a year. First off, the staff is nice - Cindy and Violet in the office and Nick in maintenance. The clubhouse is beautiful- thoughtfully planned, furnished and aesthetically pleasing. But please be warned, the build quality of this place is horrendous. Walls are paper thin, floor boards cracked, paint and grout missing, and appliances broken. If you do decide to tour the place (which I don't blame you, their marketing team did a fantastic job with their website), ask to look at the unit you'll actually be renting and not just the model unit. You'll see right away what I'm referring to. Furthermore there have been TWO major water leaks within 6 months apart in two separate buildings that caused residents to have to evacuate. Feel free to fact check me with a simple google search. The issue is still ongoing as multiple buildings are experiencing ceiling leaks and bursting pipes. While I agree that there are remedies for these issues, please consider the long term effects that major water leaks can cause (mold, structural issues, etc); this complex is about 2-3 years old and if the build quality is already subpar with minimal effort, imagine what their "fix" is for a major issue like this. We also found the community Facebook group concerning. While most residents are generally friendly, any post that questions an issue or raises a legitimate concern is quickly deleted by the admins. Posts asking about increased police presence or whether others were experiencing similar apartment issues were removed without explanation. I understand and agree that personal matters should be brought to management when possible. However, when there are six or seven police cars in the complex late at night and management is unavailable, the Facebook group becomes the only way residents can communicate with their neighbors. In those moments, deleting posts meant to seek clarity or reassurance feels unsettling. The safety of our family and the people around us is a priority we all share, and suppressing reasonable concerns to protect the image of the community does not sit right with me. My fiancé and I are simple people and we aren't the type to nitpick small things, but when we're paying $3,500 a month for "luxury" apartments, there is a level of expectation that we expect and this was far from it.

My family and I have lived at BeaconHill since May 2024 When there were probably only two building…read morebuildings filled with tenants. From day one of inquiring about potentially moving in, the office staff and Nick were extremely helpful and very patient with the amount of apartments we wanted to look at before choosing the correct one. We moved in with no issue, and have been here now two years and just re-signed our lease for the maximum amount of months. During our two years, anything minor that has come up, we have put a Request in with maintenance and have had it all taken care of efficiently and effectively. Anything that has come up that requires communication with Cindy or Violet in the office has also been extremely smooth and handled right away. We have three kids of different ages (high school, elementary school, toddler) and we have had no issues with feeling like the kids are not safe. The playground is perfect for the little ones to play, the dog park located right next to it is perfect for the dogs to interact and run around with no leash, and the space in between the buildings makes the grassy area perfect for the older kids to play soccer. Everyone will experience something different in life, but you get what you put out and when you are patient, kind, and understanding, anything you ask for is yours. I know that there have been some instances with specific buildings, mine was not one of them affected, but from what I see & hear (which is a lot because I am constantly walking my little one in the stroller or at the gym located in the clubhouse) the staff has worked overtime to make sure that everyone is taken care of and compensated for what happened against anyone's control. It takes a lot more effort to write a positive review than an unkind one, especially when you are unhappy in general. So with that being said, if you are thinking of moving in, and you are in search of a safe space for your family, an area for your children to play outside without having to worry, A pool, a gym, staff (Cindy, Violet, Nick, Hector, Brandon) that goes above and beyond this is your sign!

The Edge at Matawan

The Edge at Matawan

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I lived at the Edge for 2.5 years and really did like living there in the beginning but moving…read moreout.... Not so much. Don't be fooled by all the 5 star ratings as they incentivize residents to give them high ratings. Upon letting them know we would be moving out, the management company told us that there would be a pre move out inspection as stated in our lease. There is nothing in the lease saying this needs to be done, so we declined it. After we moved, we received a certified letter detailing all of the charges totaling $2200! They charged us $1100 to replace carpets that did not need to be replaced and some of the other ridiculous charges were for toilet seat replacing and a light bulb! This is all after while living there we had issues with noisy upstairs neighbors and issues with our AC unit that were never fully addressed. During COVID when none of the amenities were available to use, we were still charged a $500 amenity fee for online gym classes. Concierge staff changes so frequently that often you were only able to pick up packages until 5 or 6PM not the 10pm as originally advertised.

I have no bad things to say about this place as it is one of the most beautiful apartment buildings…read moreand an extremely convenient location for commuters. Janine, the leasing and marketing manager, went above and beyond to make us feel comfortable from the very beginning. She was a great help and extremely personable. In the end, we decided to buy instead of rent but had we decided to rent, we 100% would here. Highly recommend The Edge at Matawan.

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The Forge at Glassworks

(5 reviews)

It's practically brand new. It's a real nice community. Close to transportation and very functional.read more

STAY FAR AWAY. Property management as absolutely horrendous, corporate takes zero responsibility…read morefor their employees and has zero concern for residents' safety, and the quality of the construction is beyond shoddy. I have lived at this property for over a year and while I was optimistic for a short while that things would get better, things have gone from bad to worse. They initially had me sign my lease back in January 2018, however, I did not know at the time there was no Certificate of Occupancy, which violates NJ law. Further, I had selected a move-in date in February and had checked in on the property the week before my move-in date to see if I could peek in a window to figure out whether a piece of furniture I wanted to buy would fit. I was horrified to see that the town house was far from being ready. From my limited view, I could see the laminate flooring wasn't down, the walls weren't painted, the kitchen wasn't completed, and there were still kitchen appliances sitting in the middle of the room. I immediately contacted the leasing office who couldn't give me any info and had to start calling around corporate the next few days for answers, to which I barely got a response other than we'll get back to you. I finally heard from leasing two days before my move-in date that it wouldn't be move-in ready for me (gee, shocker). Fortunately, I was staying with my parents during those two months, otherwise I'd have needed to pay for storage and alternate living arrangements. On my actual move-in date over two months later, I was really shocked at how hurried much of the construction was and how the property had been treated by the team. There were gouges in the floor, in the baseboards, and in the walls. Cabinets and appliances were cracked and scratched. Corners of walls had already been chipped. My walkthrough was supposed to be done with a leasing agent (Melissa Jordan), but while waiting for her in her office, a potential new tenant walked in off the street without an appointment and she pawned me off on the maintenance employee. Not a great start. Things only got worse after I moved in. My A/C had never been connected, so my house became blistering as soon as the weather became hot in early May. I had entered a maintenance request that went unaddressed for three days until I showed up ion the office on Saturday morning. Maintenance came over immediately and discovered the A/C unit hadn't been connected, so he connected the united. The first two floors were okay, but nothing changed in the third floor, where my bedroom was. For the next two months, I had to suffer through 90+ degree temperatures in my bedroom while I begged and pleaded for them to do something. They kept telling me they were working on a solution and working on a solution, that I was the only one with this issue, and meanwhile, my bedroom became uninhabitable. After a month, I had to send a registered letter threatening to sue the property and advising I was going to start withholding my rent until the conditions were fixed. It wasn't fixed until sometime in mid-late July and their fix was installing a ductless system upstairs that doesn't turn on/off like regular central A/C. It blows directly onto my bed and I wake up multiple times during the night to turn it on and off because I'm freezing or sweltering. Oh and as it turns out? EVERY townhouse had the same problem and their construction team that came in to install it admitted that they'd told the engineers the ducts were too small in the plans such that air wouldn't carry to the third floor, but their concerns were ignored. The overall problems in the development continued. Safety is a major concern with management refusing to install cameras and constant police activity throughout the complex. After a technical glitch with their payment portal that rejected my rent autopay, the complex is now suing me for unpaid rent and filed suit 3 days after the day my rent was due and the issue brought to my attention. Given that this was the fault of their chosen tech and a similar issue led the manager to extend the deadline for me many months ago, I requested an extension from the leasing agent. She ignored my email for 3 days and then instructed the suit. Deplorable and unprofessional behavior, total ineptitude in property management. I now have to take off of work to appear in court. Don't make the same mistake we all did. RUN in the other direction.

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Chelsea Village

(2 reviews)

I DO NOT give this company your business. I have been living in my apartment for 20yrs. I lived…read morehere when it was a ghetto. Not kidding. I had a heroin dealer living next-door. A crack dealer live across from me. Me & other tenants got together & cleaned this place up. Cops are not in here as much as they use to be & it is super quiet. But still they continue to do the repairs as if we are garbage tenants & want $1,400.00 a month from me. Rent is higher for new tenants for a 1 bed 700sq apt. I have been asking for the last 8 years for repairs to get done as they are not all cosmetic. Some are structural. I have sent countless emails. Finally, I got the manager on the phone. She came in my apt. And yet again, I got the song and dance. Oh this is an old apartment. We can't have you without a kitchen. We can only move you if you want WTF? Are you kidding me? I have been without a kitchen draw for over 15yrs. Plus being in a complex like this it's about your neighbors. I love mine & it is mutual. I'm ready to go to court at this point. As my kitchen as been nothing but repairs of shut the fuck up. It's usable. About 9 yrs ago they put down a 2 inch piece of plywood down due to the floor was soft. Causing a fire in my old refrigerator due to not being level. They didn't go under the cabinets & it's still soft in some parts. As they didn't go underneath the cabinets. More recently my oven died that was to be replaced 8-9. Yrs ago. This is what my apt look like & what they did with the new oven. It doesn't fit & now the gas line is where the drawer should be. Great job Goldberg Realty Associates Don't rent from them at any of their locations as this is how you will get treated.

I lived here for two years. I'll just tell you my experience and let you decide…read more Pros - Rent is cheap. Unlike other communities, management is reasonable and they listen to you , bother you less with silly things. Post lease treatment was good too. Parking is not a problem and things go smoothly if you are willing to compromise on a few things as below : Houses are old and weak. By weak, I mean that the walls which are supposed to provide you shelter from wind, rain and sunlight shake with fear when you or anyone else moves in the building. If you stay downstairs, after a few days, you can easily make out who got up upstairs and in which direction they are walking. Soon you would get trained and you will tune yourself to get up with them or even before them waiting for them to get up. Sometimes late in the night you would wonder what the time is since nobody got up upstairs. Or simply you would know that is 4:30 in the morning. You'll know when they are on vacation and when they are back. Your sense of Footstep Recognition will heighten like anything !! The walls are literally paper thin. Showers and vent fans in the bathroom are as loud as night clubs, especially the vent fan. You can hear your neighbors use the bathroom in your sleep. A single switch controls both the light and vent fan in the bathroom. In my house this switch had a faulty wiring. Often when I switched off the lights and came to my room, randomly after a few seconds/minutes or hours the light and loud vent fan would switch on all by themselves. If I had slept, it was time to wake up with a stroke. Girls and boys in their mid 20s, high, going wild in their balcony or even streets and dancing on a super loud mono Cassette players is a common sight after 6:00 PM. When people here make noises, they don't give a f*** ! Everything that has been done to stop them in the past has failed miserably. They simply dare you to test them and their confidence makes you accept that nothing can be done even if it is your first day in your brand new house ! Below my house there was some sort of an open passage which went from next to my balcony to almost the middle of my room. I have absolutely no clue as to what it was. My bad luck was that the passage ended right underneath my bed. In case I found some peace in life, my neighbors cat ( 2 of them) would silently get in there and patiently wait for the right moment until I'm in deep asleep. When the time is right, both of them would suddenly shout in a heavy manly voice as loud as possible. I'm way past the age when people play pranks on one another. Imagine a sound coming from an impossible place like underneath you bed ? Imagine living alone and hearing sounds like these ? Imagine having to suddenly wake up in sheer panic, unable to breathe or think and having to ask yourself questions like :- Is this house on a grave ? Trust me, even the ghosts have broken their lease and left this place. Soon, I got used to it as I found a solution to fix everything...I never slept. The community is sub-standard with awesome people. Smoking in the balcony is a part of your lease agreement. Almost every body smokes here (not that its good or bad..just an observation) and smoking the real stuff is a socially accepted culture... Once on Friday night around 10-15 cop cars came and I saw 2-3 people running away from the backside of the complex minutes before the cops arrival. I was no longer shocked to see these things, I was just curious to know more about these superior race of humans. How come they knew about the cops ? And how come, their timing was inch-perfect...? These are once in lifetime things and I'm glad I witnessed them.. I was also privileged to witness some live physical fights and violence in front of me. Oh, and one more thing.. you might sometimes find yourself locked out in the cold. The door auto locks itself so remember to carry the keys even if you are taking the TRASH out.. This has happened to me few times and I had to call the maintenance. I hope you can see why these things should not be a concern for anyone living here. I'm giving it two stars because the onsite management was surprisingly good and so was the rent. If anything went wrong, it was fixed. There are only a few things the management can do. What sells here is the price and I guess it works for everyone who lives here. So... you decide !

The Link at Aberdeen Station - apartments - Updated July 2026

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