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    Parkview Apartments - When your apartment's tell you they're coming to spray but the ring camera shows a NO SHOW!!!

    Parkview Apartments

    (10 reviews)

    If you want to have a decent apartment but deal with hateful attitudes, disrespect woman I'm the…read morefront office and things breaking down all the time with management not caring then this is the place to be. Other wise STAY FAR AWAY!!! If your AC breaks down you WILL be told that AC is a luxury!!! Also, we are in direct path of Tinker AFB so you will hear the planes and jets fly over ALL the time and it IS LOUD. I have absolutely NOTHING good to say about this place. I'm just waiting to get married and finally leave here. ***added this notation 9/11/2023*** To the manager who left a reply. Thank you for responding on here. Actually I sent you a very long email and a voice mail for you to get in touch with me. In the email that was sent you will see that the emergency maintenance line was called...with NO RESPONSE. I have added a few videos of the water issue that I had for you to see. This is the 4th or 5th flooding I have had in my apartment since I have lived here. The ONLY way I was able to reach someone was to speak to Charity who lives on site. Yes, a maintenance person finally showed up after I received a VERY RUDE phone call from Cindee the office "manager" who wanted to yell at me and threaten me that she would "find me somewhere else to live", but that's a whole different story. Please read the email I sent and if you'd like to speak further my information is listed. Thank you.

    Posting on behalf of the actually tenant…read more..... DO NOT MOVE HERE - Parkview Apartments is a SCAM! If I could give zero stars, I absolutely would. My experience with the leasing office--**especially Cyndee, who loves to call herself a manager but lacks the professionalism, knowledge, and basic decency for the role--**has been nothing short of a nightmare. They will charge you for EVERYTHING, even normal wear and tear. After living in this raccoon-infested building for four years (yes, raccoons--which I and other tenants reported multiple times with zero action from management), my heating unit went out. I have videos and pictures of raccoons literally playing with the wires. Instead of taking responsibility, they charged me over $100, claiming the unit failed because I had a Christmas tree and a basket with bags in the same closet. If I'm lying, they should post the pictures of the so-called "clutter." They tried to force me into a decision with less than 12 hours' notice. On February 28th, I came home from work to find a notice on my door stating that because I had "so many issues," they weren't renewing my lease and were putting me on a month-to-month contract. That wasn't the issue--the problem was that the letter stated I had until March 1st (a Saturday) to decide if I would accept or move out. That gave me less than 12 hours to figure out where I was going to live. I immediately emailed them, asking for more time to explore my options, and was told NO--I had to decide immediately. They held my rental history hostage. I hustled to find another place and secured one by March 7th. When my new leasing office reached out for rental verification, Cyndee refused to release my rental history because I hadn't submitted a 30-day notice on March 1st. Mind you, I wasn't even given a fair chance to explore my options before then! She told me she wouldn't release my information unless I paid the full April rent, even though I had offered to pay through April 7th, since that's when I officially gave notice. Cyndee is rude, unprofessional, and incompetent. Our email exchanges show exactly how dismissive and unhelpful she is--I can post them if needed. She tried to justify her refusal to work with me by referencing the Fair Housing Act (saying if she made an exception for me, she'd have to do it for everyone). When I corrected her--because the Fair Housing Act had NOTHING to do with this--she got upset, because yet again, she was wrong. Cyndee has been there WAY too long and needs to be fired immediately. The fact that Parkview Apartments allows someone like her to remain in this position is disgusting. She is the definition of bad management, and tenants have suffered because of it. The company allowing her to work there should be sued immediately, and I hope it happens soon. Bottom line: Parkview Apartments is a nightmare. They don't take care of their buildings, they will charge you for things that aren't your fault, they give unfair deadlines, and the management is the worst I have ever encountered. If you're thinking about moving here--DON'T. You'll regret it.

    Hilltop Mobile Home Park

    Hilltop Mobile Home Park

    (2 reviews)

    Living here was a constant fight just to get basic things fixed. Marcel and her "maintenance team"…read moreare lazy, unresponsive, and careless. You have to beg and harass them for weeks before they lift a finger, and even then, the work is half-done. When tenants finally call city inspectors to make her do her job, she punishes people with eviction notices instead of fixing the underlying problems. This is blatant retaliation and possible housing law violations. Hilltop Trailer Park is falling apart, and it's no surprise why--the person running it has zero respect for tenants, zero urgency about safety, and zero professionalism. Do yourself a favor and avoid this place at all costs. Avoid Hilltop Trailer Park at all costs. The management here, specifically Marcel, is by far the most unprofessional landlord I've ever dealt with. Numerous tenants, including myself, have experienced the same pattern of neglect, retaliation, and outright mistreatment. Maintenance issues are ignored for weeks or months, forcing people to contact city officials just to get basic repairs done. Instead of taking responsibility, Marcel's response is to hand out 5-day eviction notices to anyone who dares to speak up about unsafe living conditions. This is not only unethical--it's potentially illegal under landlord-tenant law and anti-retaliation statutes. I have personally documented unsafe wiring, sewage leaks, pest infestations, and structural hazards throughout the park, and Marcel repeatedly refuses to address them until the city gets involved. Tenants deserve safe, habitable housing, not intimidation and excuses.

    If I were anyone looking for a place to rent I highly do not recommend Marcel from hilltop trailer…read morePark. It's not a very good landlord when it comes to her having to come get stuff or her maintenance people being lazy not coming to fix the when you have to call and get other City people or code enforcement involved. She pulls the petty card and gives you a 5-day eviction notice not even caring about what circumstances anyone will be going through. She also is well takes her time puts everything on a list pushes it back there's always a list always a list to get things done and she never does it until you get on her ass and bugger about it that's about the only way you can get her to do anything correctly highly don't recommend running not a very good place things don't get done trailer parks ran down anyways so most of the trailers in the house need to be taken down anyhow.

    Raintree Meadow Apartments - Raintree Meadows Apartments Club House

    Raintree Meadow Apartments

    (6 reviews)

    I've posted this in a few places but, I rented a studio as an Active Duty member from 2023 to 2024…read more The place was quiet and close to work but peoples cars were broken into on a less-than-common basis. There was always trash in the courtyard and the breezeways. When I PCS'd they charged me $80 for cleaning and my utilities were doubled for that month. The utilities are divided among the units per building, meaning I paid $134 dollars for utilities omw out and I couldn't refute it because it's based on how much energy is used per building, not unit. The front desk workers were polite and worked with me. You'd be better off finding a small apartment elsewhere

    I like living here. The staff is very nice. Both Marye and Zach have been very helpful with my…read moremove. They are very knowledgeable about all aspects of the apartment complex. Just recently, they had the parking lot resurfaced and the entire complex painted. These are older buildings, and they do their best to maintain them while keeping the costs low. Zach also has prior experience in maintenance. Whatever question you have about the apartment: rent, apartment policies, mail, changing locks, be sure to ask. I peppered them with many questions before moving in, and they answered them speedily and in great detail. If they didn't know, they were sure to check. Maintenance has been great. Brian and his team have been on top of it. If it's an emergency, they will work on it as soon as they can, usually within 48 hours or less, depending on the severity. If it's non-priority, a little longer. But they do get to it, and if you prefer, you can get a text notification if it was done. You have the option to pay your rent online as well. That's made it very convenient for me. Zach or Mary can help set you up with that. When living in an apartment, you're never going to have the perfect quiet, but the residents here have been respectful enough. You have some who are a little more boisterous than others, but that's typical. Since I've been here, I've never had a bad run-in with another tenant. Most people keep to themselves and their friends. Like anywhere, you simply have to be considerate of others. When I moved here in early 2015, there were more singles. Recently, the residents have been more young families. Of course, that can change. For this complex, the dumpsters are on the north side of the building only. I often see people drive over with their trash on the hood of their car to drop it off. So that may be a little bit cumbersome, but most have gotten used to it. I pay just shy of $600 for a two-bedroom apartment, and it's reasonably spacious. There are also studio (efficiencies) and 1-bedroom apartments. They all come with 1-bathroom. It is an older building, but it is well-maintained and the staff is great and cheerful. They are also firm about enforcing their rules which they inform you about upon moving in. You are expected to comply. But that's expected anywhere. You can also borrow movies from the office for free if you like. Trash is included in the rent. Electricity is through OG&E. As for water, you will receive a notice on your door of the cost. I usually pay about $21 a month. The complex is tucked away in a area surrounded by a quiet neighborhood, Rose State College and I-40. At night you can occasionally hear Taps or Reveille being played on the base. Overall, it's a decent and affordable place to live. Minutes from downtown. Minutes from the base. On SE 29th Street, you'll find Sam's Club, Target, Walmart, Lane Bryant, Chik-Fil-A, Cheddars, Panera Bread, Tinker AFB, Kohl's, Best Buy, JC Penney's, Marshall's, Office Depot, Dick's Sporting Goods, McAlister's Deli, etc. On Air Depot you can find Golden Corral's, IHOP, KFC, CVS, Walgreens, Dollar Tree, Ross Dress for Less, Sears, Payless Shoes, Big Lots, Aldi Discount Supermarket (organic food for broke people), Adelweiss Liquor Store, Wendy's, Appleby's, Mr. Spriggs BBQ, etc. On Reno Ave, you'll find Goodwill, Basil's Mediterranean Restaurant, Crest Foods Supermarket, Braum's Ice Cream & Burger, Wash Cycle Laundromat, Alliance Midwest Hospital, Walmart Neighborhood Market, and Joe Barnes Park (very nice park to go walking). Joe Barnes Park also offers a softball field, pavilions for picnics, a separate mini dog park, basketball & tennis courts and the popular Reno Swim & Slide pool open during the summer. And for you golfers, there's a golf course adjacent to the park. On SE 15 St, you'll find Dollar Tree, Hobby Lobby, Sally's Beauty Store, Mazzio's, KFC, Boomerang Burgers (pretty good), Goodwill, Tuesday Morning thrift store, 7-11 Gas Stations, Taco Mayo, Car Wash (new, inexpensive with zippy lights in the car wash). On the Border is new, and it's also on SE 29th Street on the way to Sam's Club. If you're exiting the TInker main gate, it will be on your left just past First National Bank. If you're looking for gas stations with 100% gas: Oncue, Valero, VP Racer and the large 7-11 pumps. Just drive around Midwest City. See what you find. I've been at this apartment complex for over a year, and I've enjoyed it.

    Tinker AFB Homes - apartments - Updated July 2026

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