I am so happy I chose Cornerstone Apts. The are is very…read morecentrally located. The architecture is Beautiful! There is a nice patio to sit out on & decorate along with well kept green lawns. The inside of my apartment is very open & spacious, high ceilings... This is definitely Luxury Living.

I have lived at Cornerstone for over 3 years... it is bittersweet to be leaving to move into my…read morehopefully forever home. Cornerstone has been an amazing place to live! If it's location! Location! Location! You are looking for- this place cannot be beat!! Amenities are excellent and well maintained. The staff and office are so easy to work with, and maintenance crew so helpful! Quiet community but family friendly, and pet friendly! It's been a great experience and I am going to miss so much about cornerstone, but am excited to recommend this place for future community members!

Lots of room for improvement to say the least!! Especially where the office is concerned.read more

WONDERFUL! We are moving and going to miss our apartment! The seasonal scenery, birds singing,…read moreturkeys trotting through with the occasional owl hooting in a nearby tree makes you think you are more secluded than you are. The apartment manager, Kathy, is a sweet and kind individual who really does care about the complex. Kathy and the three maintenance crew form a great team working together to keep the tenants safe, the apartments clean and the grounds very quaint. We will miss our home here with knowing the doors will be opened to provide another a great place to call home.

From the owner: Discover the perfect living experience at Schuyler Place Apartments in Menands, NY. Our 1 and 2…read morebedroom apartments boast hardwood floors, ample natural light through abundant windows, and convenient additional storage. With heat and hot water included, you'll stay comfortable all year round. Enjoy the convenience of a laundry center on-site, while being just minutes away from downtown Albany and Troy. Embrace a vibrant lifestyle with nearby shopping, restaurants, and access to major highways. Elevate your living experience at Schuyler Place Apartments, where comfort meets convenience.

I love my apartment at Shaker Run. I have been here for over 20 years now. Spacious apartments &…read morequiet environment. Kathy, the property manager & the maintenance crew are always very helpful & available. They do a great job considering they have hundreds of apartments to attend to. Very well run community.

I've lived at Shaker Run for nearly seven years. In that time I've had issues, per normal apartment…read moreliving, but any time that I've reached out to the office I've gotten help and the problems resolved. Recently they went above and beyond to make sure a very stressful issue was resolved and went to extra steps to be sure that I was happy living here. No other place I've lived has ever done that. The owners, staff and maintenance team treat tenants like friends and family, not just a rent check. No apartment community is without faults, but when I hear people complain I often wonder if they have tried other communities in the area because I have, and this one is one of the best. The apartments are spacious and cozy, and I have made this my home.

I've lived here for a year and a half and I couldn't be more pleased. Maintenance is out of this…read moreworld. They're friendly, competent, and truly dedicate themselves to customer service. Park Ridge is located on Hoosick street, which puts you about a mile from anywhere you would ever want to go (shopping, restaurants, all major highways). Luckily theres a traffic light when leaving Park Ridge, so its never a hassle to commute on those early mornings to work. Deb in the office truly cares about her residents, and wants to make sure everyone is happy and she does an excellent job at it! Park Ridge is owned by Tri City Rentals, and they invest a great amount of money into keeping the place nice. The grounds are always kept immaculate and they repaved the parking lot to make significantly more spots. Whenever I have encountered a problem, Park Ridge has gone out of their way to fix it almost immediately. When my air conditioner broke, they went out to Home Depot and purchased a $500 portable A/C and installed it in my bedroom while they waited for a contractor to replace my central AC unit. I honestly can't say enough great things about this place, and to top it all off their prices are more than affordable.

From the owner: Discover Park Ridge Apartments in Troy, NY, offering spacious floor plans to fit your lifestyle…read more Located near major highways, RPI, Sage Colleges, and hospitals, our community provides convenient access to the best of Troy and Albany. Enjoy on-site maintenance, laundry facilities, and a welcoming pet-friendly environment. With amenities like high-speed internet, washer/dryer options, and modern kitchen features, Park Ridge Apartments is the ideal place to call home.

We have lived here for 2 1/2 years. There have been some hiccups with changes of staff…read more But with the current management hitting it's stride lately, our lovely complex has returned to being a great place to live. The building, pool, hottub, sauna, movie theater, public areas and outdoor spaces are very nice. There are many activities to get engaged in. Apartments are very conveniently designed. Neighbors are friendly. Come join us!

I have lived here since March 2022. Loved it until the new management United Property came on board…read morein October 2023. Since then services have deteriorated. Our pool was closed from October till February. They have just reopened it today after multiple letters, meetings, complaints. I actually contacted the Albany County Health Department personally to ask about the inspection that wasn't even scheduled. Our breakfast has been reduced from 7 days a week to 5. Our front door is being kept open while there is nobody in the office. We have an intercom so that front door can be locked We no longer feel safe. Many residents who had moved here for the indoor pool, therapeutic aqua exercises, security etc, have moved out.

I enjoy all the amenities Colonie East Apartments offers. Kaitlyn is great! She went over and…read morebeyond to make the application process a seamless transition. She responded to all of my communication in a timely fashion. She is very friendly and has a lot of knowledge about the apartment's history and even more about the local area. The location is excellent! It is close to almost everything Latham, NY, offers and centrally located in many cities in the Capital area. It is 10 minutes to Albany, Schenectady, and Troy and about 30 minutes to Saratoga. FYI, there are smoking and non-smoking buildings.

Pretty terrible place to live. Had a bee and mouse problem that the complex wouldn't do anything…read moreabout. Also had issues with the neighbors over any noise above speaking levels. Had several power outages where portions of my building were without power for a few hours. Lastly when leaving I was stiffed on a good portion of my security deposit with unsupported reasons. The only reason I gave this one star was because of the location and the apartment was a good size. I DO NOT recommend this apartment complex to anyone.

They act in bad faith. Think twice about submitting any application…read more I spent $240 for 2 separate applications. Never heard back about the first. Thought that would work itself out as I applied for the second. Signed a lease at the second. Paid $2000 security deposit. Had to break the lease ONE WEEK after signing because I'd signed it based on what an employee had mistakenly told me. They let me out of the lease but kept all the application and security deposit money. They act in bad faith. Glad I did not become a tenant there. I posted a review with this information on another site and they responded that I could call the management to discuss the issue. I did. they did not return my call (2 days later so far). I could not input that info on the other site, so in case that is also true here, should they post that they are trying to resolve the issue, know that it is false. however, if they return my money, I will definitely post that.

We had been looking at many places but for some reasons had little luck. When my partner and I saw…read moreSchuyler Commons we had hope and with a friendly tour and our many questions answered may be residents.

When i bought my house (not original owner but 4 years after build) everyone said I was so lucky to…read morehave a Marini home. What a crock! Not built to some NYS code like front steps and clothes dryer venting. Neighbors have redone their bathrooms to find NO shower pan. It's one thing to find obvious items in the first year like cold and hot water reversed but no shower pan on the second floor? Marini as contractor is responsible for ALL work done by sub contractors. They can't pass the buck,

I have been very pleased with living at Liberty Pointe- of the the Marini Homes apartment…read morebuildings. The complex is always very clean and well kept. The staff is very friendly and helpful. The apartments are big and very sound proof which is great! They are dog friendly and have a strict "clean up after your dog" policy which I respect. There is a lot of parking in the front and back of the building and is walkable to many different food and shopping spots. The one downfall is that the apartment building does not have many amenities. Other than that, I am very happy with my experience at Liberty Pointe over the past 4 years!

Terrible place to live. Manager is not great to deal with. Expect substantial annual increase. In…read more3 years my increases have totaled $230. Walls are paper thin so you can hear EVERYTHING! Smoking is allowed. When my heat comes on it sucks the smoke into my apartment from the connecting apartments. Only positive is they are spacious. Would never recommend

It's apparently not a security deposit, it's a security fee. You will NOT be getting your deposit…read moreback. I don't know what their standard for "clean" is but I don't think it exists. I left the apartment two days before the lease was up and they inspected it and told me it was dirty. Fine, I still have another day on the lease, I'll have someone clean it. Since I had moved out of the area my Mom and Dad drove an hour and a half up and back to clean it and take pictures before they left. I had been told if it were clean before the lease was up the charges would disappear. Suzan and Ron didn't even bother to look again. I know they didn't look because Suzan read me a list of dirty items that was exactly the same as before the cleaning. As she was doing reading, I was looking at pictures from after my parents had gone to clean that were exactly the opposite. For example, Suzan: "There's scum in the bathtub" as I'm looking at a picture of a clean bathtub. Suzan: "The fridge wasn't cleaned out," as I'm looking at a picture of a clean fridge. You get the picture (pun intended). The most egregious thing about this whole situation was when I sent her those pictures, her exact response was, "You must have taken those pictures when you moved in." They're time stamped!!! If those pictures show such a clean apartment that you think I took them when I moved in, and then I can prove to you that they were taken as I moved out, shouldn't that mean the apartment was clean up to your standards? This logic just seemed to confuse her. She couldn't even be bothered to get up and take a look herself. Ron, the maintenance manager who also might not be the brightest bulb in the box, had to have it pointed out to him that holes (from mounting pictures) in the walls had been fixed. I do not believe that through this entire process Suzan has been inside the apartment once. That does not stop her from being my only point of contact. All I seem to be able to get out of her is that she's keeping my money, sorry, nothing you can do, the end. In fairness to them, they gave me $60 back for making a stink and to get me to go away. Yay, I can fill up my car. They'll charge you $250 to re-key the locks if you don't give them two keys back when you move out, implying they don't do it anyway. I don't know what the thought process is but I promise you there are at least four missing copied keys to 33-16 somewhere. If that bothers you, don't take the apartment. I won't try to rob you, but it would be super easy for whoever lived in your apartment before to. They don't care about safety, just stealing your money. Also, I was a pretty easy tenant. Rent was almost always paid, in full, a week before it was due via cashier's check. This was during COVID when unemployment, rental relief and the eviction ban were in full swing. I can't imagine how they would treat someone who had the audacity to complain about something. The washing machines don't work half the time. You'll need something washed on a tight schedule and plan everything out so you can run a washing and drying cycle, only to find out that for whatever reason your clothes are sitting in a pool of water. Now your choices are to try a quick cycle ($2.00) with another machine just to get it to spin out the water, or dry the clothes three times ($1.50 each). Five extra dollars every time you need to wash something is not going to break the bank, but the only place on site to fill up the laundry card might be on the other side of the property. It only takes cash, $5 and higher. I couldn't even do laundry the first month I moved in because the machine was out of cards, and no matter how many times I called, they couldn't put more in. In summary, there are other, more honest and well kept places to live in the area. Places that don't charge you $1,000 just for the right to pay them $1,000 per month to live there for a year. Live somewhere else, I have friends who lived in Colonie East, Rose Garden Court, and Schuyler Commons and they all have great things to say, nothing like my experience here.