I have been living here for 13 years. The limited attention that is given to their residence is…read morepathetic. It takes months for Service requests to be granted, even though a resident might find them urgent like mice, rodents, etc.... . Often times they say that they have already completed your request for maintenance and they have not. The front office does not answer your calls. You have questions in regards to your bill and no one returns your phone call. The lack of communication and professionalism at this place is horrible. At this point. I will continue my lease until it is up, but renewing will not be an option. They have now added on additional fees that were never added on before. We pay for water and sewage and trash and other additions like insurance and property fees that were not originally a part of the leasing agreement. Last, but not least, we lose water often, trash shoots are shut down, and security is a joke. You can get into the doors without any key or fob.

*Long Post Alert* I moved into Dekalb apartments in January of this year. I thought the price was…read morereasonable for the apartment. A pound me moving in the apartment it still needed additional work and I really wasn't all that happy. The service manager at the time was absolutely amazing (Marquis) he came for one thing and I was telling him about the other problems and in one day he fixed everything and even returned the next day to follow up. Little did I know that some minor maintenance would be the least of my worries. I had been living in the apartment short of two or three months, when the real problem came. After a long day of work I'm watching a movie and my boyfriend see's a mouse run across the room. I'm immediately upset and frightened at this point. I Have Never Been More Scared In My Life!!!! So, first thing the next morning I call the front office and they just acted like they were in disbelief and they would take care of the problem. Well......I can whole heartedly say it's been months and I'm still having the same problem. I have spoken with the office manager Megan and Regional Manager Karen at Scully company. They have since admitted to the older buildings as being infested with mice due to the construction around the apartments. Plus further inspection of the apartment, they have hidden holes where the pipes run for the heating, under the bathroom sink, behind the stove, etc. So it's like the mice can just go from apartment to apartment (because you can hear them all in the walls and kitchen area). I have spoken with several other tenants in the buildings and they have seen mice in their apartments. When I ask for a resolution they offered me to move on a sister property (which seemed like the simplest resolution but also was a hassle, seeing as they said everything would transfer over but when I called their property manager she said you have to go through the whole process of applying over again). So not only do I have to look for another place, I have to go through the process again, and as a healthcare worker find time to afford to move all my items somehow into another place. I'm very disgusted with management and Scully at how they are handling the situation. Mind you I haven't heard from the office in two months now, No follow up, No checking in, No Nothing!!! I want to say that the maintenance men have been absolutely AMAZING!! They have tried to make me feel as comfortable as someone in this situation can feel and they come out right away everytime I call. Christina in Dekalb office has tried to be as helpful as possible. But it's just not enough NO ONE should have to live like this. So this is just a FAIR WARNING to future residents you have been advise to LOOK else where!!!!!

I waited a year to do this review to make sure this review is honest and not hasty. This has been…read morethe best apartment complex I have ever lived in. The community is so diverse and everyone is friendly. The management company runs a tight ship and ensures the grounds and each building is maintained and feels welcoming. The price absolutely reflects the quality. Me and my husband plan on living here for a while.

MONEY-HUNGRY GREEDY MGMT, INHUMANE LIVING CONDITIONS!! AVOID AT ALL COSTS AND RENT ELSEWHERE!!!!…read moreWe moved into Park Square in November 2018 and loved living there for a few years. It was brand new and always clean, the Management and staff were super friendly and helpful, and there were community events every month! But with the change in Management 2-3 years back, it's become a terrible place to live. The Management team only cares about the bottom line, and will stop at nothing to get as much money from you as they can. The constant shortage of parking spaces at the complex creates daily issues for both guests and residents, and they'll have your car towed instantly without even a warning (I know from experience, unfortunately). Instead of offering solutions (like giving more tenured residents a reserved parking space at a discounted rate), they seem to ignore the issue and just accept it as a way of living at the complex. (It's not their problem unless you pay extra for a reserved spot each month). I've watched my parent's dog about 3-4 different times a year as they were away on vacation, and each time, Management consistently argued I should be subject to the pet fee and monthly pet rent, or else I'd be breaching the Lease contract. (Again, another money grab to get the most money as possible out of their residents). What once was a clean and luxurious complex has become disgusting and sad due to Management's negligence and inaction. Dog owners consistently leave feces within the hallways. There's a constant smell of marijuana in building 3000 every day. Car break-ins were happening in broad daylight. Public amenities like the fire pits are always broken and unusable. Management does nothing about these issues besides sending a vague email to all residents which never solves these problems. But all these problems pale in comparison to the inhumane living conditions we were living in - Building 3000 has a persistent mice infestation that we experienced on a daily basis from January 2025 through our move-out date in May 2025. After informing the Management team in February 2025, their only solution was to bring in their "pest control vendor" to put more traps down in hopes to resolve the issue (something we've already been doing for the past month with no success). The severity and prolonged nature of the infestation made it so bad that we ultimately decided to leave and find better living conditions for ourselves and our two-year-old daughter. Despite the health risks and poor living conditions, the Property Management team and Leasing Office never offered alternative solutions, condolences or compensation of any type during or after our stay. We thought the nightmare was over after moving out in May 2025, but this past week (5+ months later), we received a notice from a debt collection agency on behalf of Park Square to collect a $200 "additional balance due" to cover cleaning costs (something they verbally agreed to cover due to the mice infestation). You read that right - $200! They'll stop at nothing to get every penny from you, and they don't care about the residents at all or improving quality of life at the complex. Whatever you do, avoid renting from Park Square. Also, if you're aware of a strong legal/counsel practice in the area with experience in these scenarios, please contact me privately as I look to pursue legal action.

These apartments are very senior-friendly, particularly on the first floor…read more They are large, have an open floor plan, are in good condition (though not modern), have a washer and dryer, and are affordable. The rental staff are very responsive and the maintenance staff (especially Matt) are friendly and professional!

If you aren't Caucasian and Straight you will have a stressful time living here. I'm not even gay…read moreand yet I am treated awfully because I am a African American single mother with a pixie cut. Also the apartments aren't nearly worth the rent do to the paint being easily removed with a damp paper towel and the edges of the carpet prick you with sharp tiny metal as a result of poorly adding carpet on top of the existing carpet.

My fiancé and I just left this apartment complex recently due to us having a new job location. If I…read morehad a choice I would've never left. The team all together at orchard ridge is excellent! We never had any issues and was always welcomed to stop by and hang for a little. This apartment complex is a little pricey, but you get everything out of your money! Anything you need no matter the time or day, someone is available! The team in the leasing office is polite and they all make you feel like it's your home!!!!!' 5 stars all the way!

The apartment complex started a dog "poop" dna testing for people who do not pick up after their…read moredogs. At first it seemed like a great idea, turned out to be a nightmare. My dogs do not go to the bathroom on the property but other residents like to walk their dogs near our property due to lots of land. If the property management find "excrements" on the property, you will be fined. We have so far received fines ( first one is $100, second $ 200, third $500, fourth eviction). The managers of the property were completely rude when asked why we are receiving these notices. I walked out almost in tears the way I was talked to. DO NOT LIVE HERE. Not only is it expensive, you will be enraged with all the ridiculous notices/fines that will be attached to your rent.

This place is five stars. Plain and simple. Lydia is the nicest property manager I've ever…read moreencountered. There aren't any amenities, but I've found that even in properties with hot tubs, pools, etc... I used them maybe once or twice a week. Get yourself a membership to the local Y and live here if that's what you're looking for. Definitely worth the price. 1350 monthly rent for a big 2 bedroom apartment on a 6 month lease. Comparable start at 1500 for a 1 br.

The people at The Galman Group, North Lane Apartments and Green Valley Manor Apartments are…read morewonderful people, and the apartments are top notch. My father in law spent his last several years at GVM and loved his time there. The thing that really stands out is how many people got to know him (and us) and make an impression as kind people who truly cared about the tenants. I strongly recommend these or any apartments operated by The Galman Group!!!

I have lived here for almost three years. Almost all of the apartments have identical floor plans:…read moreall one bedroom and one bath. Bedroom is very large for the price. Nice place to live if you want somewhere well-kept and quiet, but no bells and whistles. Pros - The maintenance is very good (also just got new windows). There is a lot for one free parking spot per apartment and free street parking for additional cars or guests. I've never seen a car broken into or damaged. Never had a pest issue. They take pride in the building being kept up and items in order. Storage unit in the basement for very reasonable price. Train station is a 5 minute drive away. Right in between Conshohocken and King of Prussia for shopping and places to eat. Concrete walls for a quiet building. Month to month rent. 1 really large closet in bedroom. 1 walk in hall closet. Our bathroom fan works really well. Cons - it's not modern by any means. Bathrooms are smaller than a work cubical. Sometimes the dumpster is full but it's not a consistent issue. Smoking is permitted inside and you can smell it in the halls. A/C is not central - one air unit in the living room wall. FYI - The landlord screens future tenants really well (he won't give you an application if you're a partier or seem like you'll trash the place). The building is about half older, single ladies who are retired or close to it. The other half are young people just starting out or can't afford a ton but want a nice place to live. No pets allowed. Carpeting everywhere except bathroom and kitchen.