Best landlord in Tacoma Hands down! They have reasonable…read more prices for what you get and you get alot! They do have a good choice of apt building to pick from with different price points. They fix things Asap. Also one of best areas to live in Tacoma. great buildings and tenets. people are vary polite who live here and are not rude or loud . Also getting the apt was vary fast and stress free!

My wife and I lived in their historic Biltmore property (built in 1889!) for two years, and I have…read moreto say that Williams Properties was the best landlord I've ever had. It's a family business, they're conscientious, and they clearly love the neighborhood and their buildings. They've got full-time maintenance workers for all their neighborhood properties, so problems are always attended to quickly. I cannot say enough good things about Williams Properties--I wholeheartedly recommend them. Plus, all their buildings are in Tacoma's lovely Stadium District, which is a wonderful place to live.

We've lived here a little over a year. We chose these apartments as we loved the "park like…read moresetting" of our large "backyard". They do a great job of keeping up the grounds and the maintenance team is amazing (and kind). I'm not sure if this is true across the complex, but the people in our building are kind and thoughtful. The complex isn't huge which I think helps keep the community feeling a little more. There are many dogs here (we have an ESA dog - in our photos) and I'm thrilled that I rarely see dog poop around here. We also love the easy access to Steilacoom Park (and walk there daily). The buildings were built in the 70s (I think) and have some quirky things about them (e.g. 15 A circuits which blow a lot) but many of the units are updating to various degrees. But I take the grounds and neighbors over a modern unit. We do periodically have to do battle with ants :-) Yes... all of the photos are really of our dog, but they show the backyard really well (and some of the many visitors we get)

I have lived here for over two years now... and really enjoy it. It is so quiet and clean. I see…read moredeer nearly every day, and little brown bunnies and hummingbirds too! Its like a small zoo around here - LOL. Seriously - the grounds are well maintained. The condos are vintage and updated as needed, and they do a great job in keeping them in "good too great" condition. Management is jolly on the spot with getting things done. I would highly recommend this community.

Where can we start, but to say the Nordstrom effect permeates throughout all levels of management…read moreand staff. This is a friendly, secure building, with indoor parking, inside and outside lounge areas, awesome workout gym and rooftop BBQ area with 360-degree mountain and water views. There are social events held about once month where you can get to know your neighbor and, for example, arrange to go bowling as a group, eat at the many restaurants in the Proctor District and more. Tenants range from working professionals to retired people.

This is the first apartment my husband and i have ever lived in our 35 years of marriage and I…read moredon't ever want to leave this place. Our apartment is a one bedroom and it is PERFECT for the both of us, I have had to down-size considerably, but it was worth the sacrifice! I'm not surround by "stuff"...we have learned to live with what is necessary in a practical size luxury apartment and apartment building. The developers, Edison47 knew how to design our apartment to hold just enough, give us plenty of room and a home to truly enjoy. What do we love about this place? Here are a few...we have a community of amazing people in our building, Proctor Station has fabulous amenities (we feel as if we live in hotel!), the property is GORGEOUS and the view from the rooftop is to die for!!!! We have the gift of living in the wonderful Proctor area with restaurants, cafes, shopping, 2 schools, a library, US Post Office, not one but 2 great grocery stores Safeway and The Metropolitan Market, a farmer's market, and so much more... all within walking distance. We feel that in many ways we are doing our small part in taking care of this earth by not using water to keep a lawn green, not having to get in our cars as much to run errands, and not having to purchase just things/items for our small home that may end up in a landfill in years to come. The most important part of living in this area is the sense of community encouraged by Proctor Station and the existing neighbors. Last but not least, the entire Edison47 Proctor Station staff, from maintenance to office personnel are here to make sure we enjoy our experience, we may never leave.

I have lived here almost a year now. I was going to write a review earlier but I really wanted to…read morebe able to give a full and descriptive review. I love this place. I've lived in apartments for the last 6-8 years and this will be the first time that I renew my lease at the same complex. First- The Apartments; They are great. I love the layout. You still have that "apartment vibe" but we have mostly new appliances(Except the dishwasher) and beautiful granite looking counter tops. The bedrooms are spacious and have large windows which is a huge plus as it floods the apartment with natural light. We have had no major issues with anything in the apartment, we've been able to fix everything ourselves. Management: I love Deanna, she is a great apartment manager. My favorite thing about her is her honesty, and her commitment to her job and the residents. Any issue I've had shes handled ASAP. She is available most of the time to answer questions and she always greets you from the her office when you walk into the club house. Cornelia is the front desk receptionist and she is always nice and willing to help. I haven't had a lot of interaction with her, but I do believe if I needed something she would help. etc: Parking can be a little annoying if you have more than one car. We pay for a covered parking spot for one spot and have had no issues with that. However the guest spots can get somewhat full so we've had to park our second car a little farther away. But it's not really an issue. Never takes more than a minute or two to walk back to the apartment. Rent is paid online, and the deadlines are set. They stick to the rules and policies here and in order for them to do their job they enforce them. Again, not an issue. But if you're someone that pays rent late, or has a bunch of reasons why you can't do something this is not the place for you. Theres a pool and hot tub. I've never used either but plan to this summer. They keep them clean and it never gets too crazy when I've passed by. I love this place. I'm excited to live here again and I really appreciate what the lengths that management goes to in order to keep this place a clean and safe community. I cannot recommend Stonegate enough. I will be posting this review as written on other sites as well. A+++

I lived here for a year and I never had any issues with maintenance nor staff. I would've stayed…read morelonger if I didn't move out of state. Although the property is off of Bridgeport, I couldn't hear any of the traffic echo to the back. Neighbors were friendly. There were three managers while I was living there but Deanna was the best communicator out of all of them. It was also getting a special rate for being a MultiCare employee here. The exit process was easy and we actually got a deposit back which is rare. Pool was nice and clean, however I wish it was open during winter since it's heated. The sauna and jacuzzi was open however! Parking was ok since I was a two car household. However most of the people are. Working opposite of everyone's schedule, sometimes I couldn't find any coming home but that's just me. Overall would move back if I came back to WA.

Living here is... alright. But you can find better for the money…read more My move-in experience was not great. The unit wasn't properly cleaned. There was hair in the bathroom sink, food residue in the microwave, sticky spots on the floor (despite a $125 "floor cleaning fee"), and the dishwasher was broken. Ok, whatever, not the biggest deal in the world. The real issue is that the employee who did the walkthrough with me was completely unsympathetic, blamed everything on the cleaner who has been "slacking" lately, and just seemed annoyed more than anything that I spoke up. (To be fair, the manager and maintenance guy were sympathetic and helpful. They addressed the issue even though one was out of town and the other was on their day off.) Also during my walkthrough, when I tested the shower, it unexpectedly sprayed all over the floor. Again, not a big deal. But it was the reaction of the employee that stood out. As I looked around for something to clean it up, instead of offering to help or expressing any concern whatsoever, she literally just stood there and watched while looking like that was the last place on earth she wanted to be. Later in the day, while I was walking through the lobby, I overheard the employee complaining about me, as if *I* am the unreasonable one for expecting a clean unit upon move-in. Yeah, ok. I thought I left high school years ago. The building itself: It looks nice at first glance, but many things feel cheaply made. For example, I have ONE single drawer in my entire unit, which I assume is because drawers cost more to build than cabinets. The walls are paper thin. I am regularly woken up by the sounds of my neighbors having sex during supposed "quiet hours," which, to be clear, is an issue with the construction quality, not with my neighbors. The pet relief area on the roof usually smells quite bad, and it often makes me nauseous to stand near it. (I'm sensitive to smells though, so that might just be a me thing.) Unfortunately, taking my dog outside isn't any better because there is poop EVERYWHERE on the block. Evidently nobody on this entire block picks up their dog poop. It's probably in part because there isn't a single trash can on the whole block. You have to either walk to the park or the next block over to throw your dog poop away. Another small annoyance: Packages rarely end up in the actual lockers. I've found probably 80% of my packages by sifting through the piles of packages left in the lobby or downstairs foyer. Oh, and there's a months-long waitlist for garage parking. But arguably the most concerning thing about The Ruby: The questionable ethics and legality of their business practices. When I toured, the manager stapled a promo card to the informational paperwork and told me about a move-in incentive wherein she'll give me a $200 check if I apply within 24 hours of the tour and bring the card back to her after move-in. I applied within 24 hours and brought the card back to the manager after move-in. Then the bait-and-switch happened. She tells me she needs to submit the request to the management company and then she'll notify me when the check arrives. Ok, fine, whatever. She then calls me the next morning saying she just emailed me a lease addendum that I need to sign saying I'll pay back the $200 if I end my lease early. Um... what? I'm pretty sure a contract is formed when there's an offer, an acceptance, and consideration. As far as I can tell, a binding contract was formed when I completed those steps, and in my opinion, it's incredibly shady that the management company didn't follow through on their word and instead shifted the goal posts once I upheld my end of the bargain. In all honesty, I don't give a shit about $200. I don't care if I get the check or not (which, for the record, I have still not received despite signing their stupid addendum over two weeks ago). But this issue seems to be representative of the ethos of the management company as a whole. They don't really seem to care about the tenants or about doing the right thing. They seem to just care about making money. ***One very important thing I forgot to include in my Google review: The employee who did the walkthrough with me pressured me to sign off on the move-in inspection form BEFORE seeing the unit, which I stupidly agreed to because I didn't want to be difficult. She told me they always do it that way because it's easier, since we were already in the leasing office and wouldn't need to go back down to the office after the walkthrough. (The form was on the computer, not printed out.) She told me she would photograph any issues and add them to the inspection form after the walkthrough if there were any. I was reluctant to agree, but at that point I still assumed the business was acting in good faith and was hopeful there wouldn't be issues. In hindsight, I should never have signed off before seeing the unit, but more importantly, the employee should NEVER have asked me to do that.

Will start this review by saying we did not pick this apartment. We don't live there and this…read morereview is based solely off a tour we had with the manager. I loved these apartments. They were clean and modern with retro styling. The manager was a fantastic help and during our tour found that we enjoyed some similarities including WWE. My wife and I actually spent like an hour just talking with him he was so friendly and welcoming, they offered tons of amenities and even the small studios were fairly large and offered at a reasonable price. Ultimately this property made it into our final top three for both my wife and myself but we needed just a little more space and wanted to be closer to downtown. I would recommend this place and suggest that you put them on your stop to check out if your apartment hunting.

Management team down here has been nothing but amazing loving my experience in my new placeread more

Out of all the apartments I've lived in this building has the best management I have ever had and…read moreit isn't even close. They're attentive, friendly, put on nice events for the building, and communicate quickly and consistently for any issue. The building is well maintained as well and is in a pretty good location, within walking distance of shops and restaurants in downtown Tacoma. I highly recommend!

I've lived here 4+ years and it has been a lovely experience thus far. The staff seems to care a…read morelot about the tenant's comfort. They host monthly events, react swiftly to complaints and are very friendly. It's a great neighborhood with plenty of amenities. Highly recommend.

So bottom line up front: not cheap, but worth it…read more Negatives: The price. you will be paying more than similar square foot in the area. Silver lining: everyone else in the building is as well so the average tenant will be of higher education/success/respectfulness/etc than the other lower price points that might attract the rowdy's. But, obviously there are good and bad people in all income brackets. Ambulances. The Hospital is right up the road and this apartment is between it and 705 so you will hear Sirens a few times a night. Being next to the hospital obviously has its perks if you have any health issues. Positives: The Staff, led by Ashley, is professional, always present, proactive, and helpful. Jose, the maintenance guy, is clearly capable and also very friendly. This may be violation of hiring laws but it does also appear that they only hire visually stunning people. The location. walk out the front door to a Starbucks, New and noteworthy German restaurant, large neighborhood grocery store, pet store, jimmy johns, Wright Park, and Orange Fitness. Walk a block or 2 in either direction and you have local favorite bars like the Parkway and Copper Door. Commuting south is amazing with 705 3 blocks away and bypassing the worse congestion of I5. It takes me less time to get to work than most of the people who live closer. The View. Depending obviously on your apartment you can get a decent view of the water, the Mountain and Wright Park. Even if your apartment doesn't have the best view, the 7th floor community area can see it all. The community areas. Has an on site elevated dog park with community grilling area. It has a decent gym and downstairs social area with cooking, drinking, and lounging areas. The best is the 7th floor covered community area with an amazing open air view, 2 grills, large tv, heaters for in the winter, fireplace, and lots of seating. You can rent it out for events and, other than a deposit you get back, it's free. One negative is that there is no bathroom so your guests will need to go down to your apartment for that. But really, what are the chances someone will need to pee? Security. The area is pretty safe, but the underground parking and controlled entry systems all but ensure that no one is getting in that shouldn't. A nefarious person would have to get through 2 locked doors and past security cameras before they even got to your locked door. One negative to this is that it is difficult for guests to get in. There is no way to buzz them in and no extra keys to let the borrow so you would need to escort them up. Once in they are good and can get our unassisted. The newness. Rarely do you get to be the first person to live in an apartment and right now here you can. Everything is in brand new condition and of high quality.

Great place with great people and great employees! It's a little outdated compared to other…read morecomplexes but the view is perfect and worth the compromise! Highly recommend

Pro: Awesome Location walkable to stadium…read more Small downstairs gym Generally very friendly and quite neighbors Really fast elevators Cons: If your neighbors are not quite you can hear everything , like soda cans opening level no ventitaion fans in restrooms, so it is muggy and stinky No screens on windows Gravel/dirt parking lot that is noisy and leave car always dusty Packages can only be picked up during office hours , instead of having a locker system Large dated key entry instead of a key fob , it is taking to open doors while your arms are full No community space indoors or outdoors

Love, love, love living here. We use to live in the rear of the building and the sunsets are…read moredefinitely something you stop to enjoy while making dinner. We decided to move to the front of building and the view is fantastic on this side as well. I love the spaciousness of the Lofts and the fact that there is no wrong way to set up your space. Like other reviews have stated families and full time workers do also live here so no crazy keggers but hey we can just party at the bar downstairs and down the street! I always believe in listing a con and I can only really think of 2. Which is parking for guest. If you don't want to pay for parking your only real option is infront of the Holiday in which can be a bit much for anyone with small kids or when the weather is a bit extreme. The second is security. It would be cool if they installed a limited access elevator. Oh well still love it here. Suzanne does tend to get really busy so I would recommend using their web pg to contact her to get on the waiting list. People rarely move out and when they do spots fill up quickly. She's only human and gets back to everyone when she can.

Beautiful place to live, the building is gorgeous if you love that type of style. The area is nice…read morealthough the Washington college is a few steps away some may not like the busy-ness of the street and the Pizzaria which is located in the Harmon along with a brewery. If you're considering moving here, good luck getting in touch with someone seems Suzanne is either out sick, on vacation or out of town. We haven't seen the lofts here but we have visited the building on many occasions at least 4 lol hoping to run into someone who can give us info on the spaces and when one will become available. I cannot rate them for looks inside the building but I can rate their customer service.

Awesome!!! I really love how fast the repairs were done. I love living here I would definitely…read morerecommend living here.

As always, Steve was right on it! He took care of the problem so quickly. Never fails'read more