My experience with Melinda Lombardi-Meyer has been wonderful. She's very helpful, and does what's…read more best for you. Very very nice and charming. She made the process to rent very easy and showed me the unit several times. A very hard, diligent and professional worker. A great asset to Heritage Spy Ring! Phylis Cantanno

Nice newly built 55+ community. When we moved in, it was a new apartment that was never lived in…read moreand all new appliances. Front office staff could do with a bit more customer service training as they are generally not so polite and dismissive (like disrupting their day). Their maintenance dept is on point often fulfilling service requests promptly. One design flaw they cannot help is they built the smoke and carbon monoxide detectors too close to the kitchen. Thus, whenever using the oven or stove, it sets off the alarms constantly. Nice amenities like the clubhouse, gym and dog park. They are a bit too strict with rules and the non-heated pool is only open in the summer months.

They have worked very hard to make North Isle a nice place to live. It shows…read more I lived there for 13 years, left about 10 years ago. Went there last week, almost didn't recognize the place. The facilities are looking great.

Be sure to check the dates on the reviews. My family owns two units in this development. After…read morechecking prices elsewhere, this is a relief! As previous reviews have stated, the new management company (it's been a few years now) and all the renovations and updates to the pools, clubhouse, gym, sauna, sidewalks, parking, new central air units, clubhouse patio area with BBQ and seating, and being able to rent the clubhouse for parties give this neighborhood a resort feel. I can only speak from personal experience, and the management staff has always been courteous, respectful, and attentive. With 700+ units in the development, you have to realize it's a busy office, and people don't usually stop in to the office unless they have a problem or need something (translation: irate). My only wish is that there was a handyman in the neighborhood for my individual, indoor decor work for hire.

Fairfield townhouses at Coram is a beautiful place that have spacious homes, 2 swimming pools & a…read morewonderful staff!! Dawn Martinez helped us through every step of the process & she is a rockstar!! She had answers to all our questions, gave us numerous options on locations, & when I mentioned my nephew lives there she was able to find us a place 2 buildings away!! She was professional, knowledgeable & very thorough!! She made us feel like family!! Our experience was as close to perfect as you can get and we would like to thank Dawn & the staff for all their help‼

My experience with Fairfield Townhouse of Coram has been profoundly disappointing and deeply…read moredisturbing. This property management failed us at one of the most vulnerable moments of our lives despite full transparency and repeated efforts to communicate our circumstances in good faith. After a year and a half of paying our rent which was $4000 on time without issue my family experienced an unexpected and devastating loss of income. My wife lost her job and I became disabled which drastically altered our financial stability. At the same time we were caring for four children and actively working with DDS while trying to secure appropriate housing. We did not ask for special treatment or forgiveness of debt. All we requested was a reasonable thirty day extension to find safe and stable housing for our children. That request was met with indifference and a startling lack of humanity. The attorney representing Fairfield Townhouse Barber Hutter made it clear that the property required us to vacate the home within two weeks which placed our family out of housing a week before Christmas. The emotional weight of being forced to uproot children during the holidays while already navigating disability and financial loss is something no family should have to endure. It was not only disheartening it was dehumanizing. What makes this situation even more troubling is the contrast in how we were treated once hardship arose. Fairfield Townhouse had no issue collecting rent promptly when circumstances were stable. Yet the moment life changed and we asked for time rather than money the response was swift and unforgiving. There was no empathy no willingness to consider the broader impact on children and no acknowledgment of the reality that illness disability and job loss can happen to anyone. This experience revealed a system that prioritizes profit over people and procedure over compassion. Housing providers hold immense power over families lives and Fairfield Townhouse of Coram demonstrated a complete disregard for that responsibility. Families deserve to be treated with dignity especially during moments of crisis. Unfortunately that dignity was denied to us. I would strongly caution families especially those with children or medical vulnerabilities to carefully consider whether this is a community that will stand by you when life becomes difficult.

Unfortunately I wasn't able to take an apt here, so I can't comment on living there (my work…read morerequires me to live closer than I anticipated), but I visited this property and had a 5-star experience with leasing specialist James Volino. First off, the property is beautiful and well-priced, with modern design/appliances and great amenities. Check it out! James recommended a solid list of units that would fit my needs, and he kindly facilitated tours of each of them in a relaxed, yet comprehensive, way. James gave me breathing room to look around and ask questions; I appreciated his breadth of knowledgeable about the property. Overall -- I look forward to working with James in the future.

Same owners and management team of the reserve and that place is terrible. Moved out on 6/28 and…read morestill do not have my deposit back..NY state law and my lease agreement says 14 days were now at day 20 and my $2,800 is missing. Sent emails called no answer besides processing. A billion dollar company and they play games with a deposit would not expect this from so called luxury apartment complex..so I must ask again where is my deposit? Why is your complex deliberately breaking the law and keeping deposits over 14 days and the only answer you can say is it's processing? Do yourself a favor Stay far away look up grey star online and think twice before signing a lease with any of their properties

One of my 2016 goals was to purchase a home of my own…read more My Mother found this property on www.zillow.com in June 2016. I was concerned with the distance from my job in the city, but was relieved when I saw the CI LIRR was very close to the property. Purchasing a home on Long Island can be very costly. Having the opportunity to purchase a home that's fits your budget is, AWESOME!! Purchasing a Brand NEW home is, Priceless!! I closed December 2016 and am very happy with my purchase. I love living in this multi-cultural community. The Site Supervisor, Gary Fitzgerald is the BEST!! He has been following up on my concerns. Assistant Project Manager, Jennifer Johnson has been a pleasure to work with. I would strongly recommend purchasing at Foxgate at Islip.

I checked out the models they are currently showing. They are quality built and extremely…read moreaffordable two bedroom/two bath units. First floor units have full basements with high ceilings. The second floor units have a cathedral ceiling in the main living space and a nice loft that can serve as an office or den. It looks like it will be a very beautiful community when it's done. I saw the clubhouse plans and it looks really nice as well. For well under $300k, it looks like you get a lot for your money in this community.

0 stars..I lived here for 11 months. Gave 2500 as a securty deposit and got 900 back. I was told…read morewhen i moved in that all the carpet is replaced before anyone moves into any unit and i was charged $1500 for "pro rated" carpet and its the cheapest carpet you can get. fucking joke. I left the place cleaner then when i moved in. I had to bomb the place for roaches twice. The bugs are not only out of control but when i was hear there was an awful smell that was coming from "broken pipes " in the basement that smelt like a sewar. The managment is a complete joke. You go in there and its everyones "first day" and they dont know what they are doing. Half the place is filled with crack heads literally hitch hiking in the parking lot. Dont move here.

We were misled from the start. We were told this would be a quiet community full of young…read moreprofessionals and that our unit would be located on the tree-lined side of the complex. Neither of those things were true. When we showed up on move-in day, we were placed in a completely different area -- and by then, with all our belongings, we felt stuck. Since then, it's been a nightmare. Our unit has ongoing mold issues that were only painted over, not fixed. The environment here is loud, chaotic, and unsafe, with constant police presence and neighbors who scream, physically fight, and blast music at all hours. I've never had to call the police this many times in my life. We've felt anxious, unsafe, and honestly deceived. This is not a place for young professionals.

Sherri is a very professional and caring person who goes above and beyond to help out and resolve…read moreany issues I may have in a timely manner. She is very friendly and compassionate.

I moved to the apartment without seeing the unit first since I lived several hours away, and the…read morepictures, virtual tour, and descriptions on many of the apartment-dot-coms said it was "luxury". I was also moving into a newly renovated unit with all the upgrades, so I was expecting a nice high-end place to live. When I moved in the unit had a crack all down the living room wall and there was no intention of fixing it. That was the first tip off. In reality, these are old buildings where some units have been renovated with some nice finishes but have all the same issues of an old building and property. I lived there for 2 years and ultimately bought out my lease to move. If you're just looking for somewhere that is slightly less expensive than other places in the area and don't care about the amenities and other issues, then these are fine. Pros 1. The cost of rent is slightly less than in other places in the area (but I would suggest that based on the rate increases, after a lease renewal they are not that much different from an actual luxury building). 2. The on-site maintenance team / superintendent is nice. 3. They returned my security deposit within the two-week timeline without any issues. 4. The location is convenient to shopping and highways. Cons 1. In the back of the facility there is a waste processing facility. While the horrible smell wasn't as bad after the construction ended, there are still many days a year where the complex smells horribly. 2. The light switch in my office/den was somehow wired to an outlet in my kitchen so I could never use the kitchen outlet. While they told me this, they did not fix it. 3. You cannot control your heat aside from opening or closing a small flap. My apartment was unbearably hot. I had to keep my window open all winter long and only closed it once when it was -10 degrees outside. 4. The air conditioners in the summer did not have enough BTUs to cool the place adequately. I had two brand new units when I moved in and one broke each of the two summers I lived there. They did replace them, but they just weren't good units. I was even told by people who worked there that they were bad units but management insisted on using them because they look nice. Plus, they are ill-fitted to the holes in the wall so bugs crawl right in. 5. Laundry rooms are dirty, extremely hot in the summer and cold in the winter. The card to pay for the laundry is not convenient. I ended up sending my laundry out with a service. 6. You can hear and smell everything through the walls too - including multiple neighbors who party /stay up all night till 3am or 4am and smoke marijuana. After they "addressed the problem" with one neighbor and did not renew the lease, the next one who moved in was just more of the same. I also observed high turnover with the units next to mine each having 3 different tenants in a two-year time period. 7. The office staff turnover frequently so even though I kept asking to buyout my lease, it took 5 months to get someone who was able to help me to actually follow up, and only after I called the corporate office.

Hi my fiance and I are desperate and don't know what to do. She is 5 months pregnant and both of…read moreour downstairs neighbors smoke inside. The smoke is going through the vents and polluting our apartment. After calling and emailing non stop for help , they finally answered us. We have 4 months left on our lease and the best they can do for us is charge us $5760 and another months rent $2280 to break the lease and lose our deposit. That's $8040 and no deposit back for asking to break lease 4 months early. They claimed to look into my downstairs neighbors smoking . They didn't , I asked. If something is wrong with our baby , I swear !!

My husband and I were crunched for time finding an apartment. We worked with other Fairfield agents…read moreat different properties but we chose Fairfield Townhomes in Selden because Dawn is EXCEPTIONAL. She made the process easy and didn't judge any of our questions or concerns. The units are beautiful and roomy and I love that the property is gated.