Gorgeous resort property and wonderful staff and super helpful to all in the building all around!read more

The Harrison is a great place to live. The staff and tenants are all great, it's a good environment…read morefor all ages. The events they have are all fun and exciting. Shaneik is our event coordinator, she's the best and makes this place light up. P.S. still deciding the flower girl situation.

Very disappointing experience! Unprofessional and unwelcoming staff. The guy at the front desk…read moredidn't even greet us. Didn't provide any assistance or help although I had asked for help with getting the key fob for the self guided tour. He was very dismissive and didn't show any effort or interest in helping us. The facilities are okay. Everything has a chip or dent. The apartments are small and look cheap. I would recommend looking at other apartments in the same areas. We were so disappointed! .

Living at Kingston started off as a nice experience. Reggie is super nice…read more but hear me out: the building has a ton of issues. the elevators go out very frequently, which results in long wait times. the internet they have (that you are forced to pay for) has gone out while I needed it to work from home. the hot water has gone out at least twice since I moved here, which took weeks to be corrected. now, i have not had air conditioning in my apartment since May 8, 2024. it is June 19, and they still cannot provide any clear updates as to when this will be permanently fixed. I can't sleep in my own apartment because it's way too hot. I pay $2,600 in total per month for this place. that is way too much for a building with so many issues that the staff takes their sweet time fixing. Don't waste your money on an apartment here.

Overall, Eaves at Fair Lakes is a pretty good place to live. First, I'll list the pros, then a list…read moreof things that quite good enough to be pros - but not so bad I would put them on the cons list, then the cons. PROS: 1. The area in which these apartments are located is gorgeous. Fair Lakes is a heavily wooded area, well-manicured, and clean. 2. Convenience. Just about every kind of retail store, restaurant, dry cleaners, and fast are close enough to walk to, but not visible from the apartment complex. This is one of the primary considerations for deciding to live at Eaves, Fair Lakes. 3. The grounds of the property are always kept in excellent shape. This is an Avalon property, and they care enough to spend a lot of money on landscaping - plenty of flowers and loads of trees and shrubbery. The landscaping staff is excellent. The grass is always mowed, they pick up the leaves in autumn, and in season, keep the place colorful with flowers. 4. Amenities. Volleyball court, tennis courts, a playground, a car wash area, a swimming pool, and a small workout room complete with a weight machine, ellipticals, stationary bikes, and treadmills. 5. Eaves/Avalon is dog-friendly. Yes, you pay a pet fee, but you get, doggie bag stations all over the place, and fields for your dog to run and play in. 4. Parking. Eaves offers carports (protects from blazing sun and snow - for a reasonable fee), but there is plenty of parking on the grounds. No matter how late you get home, you'll never have to walk far enough to your front door to be inconvenienced. 5. The best maintenance staff I've ever seen anywhere. They are fast, responsive, very good at what they do, and - they make you feel like you matter and very well taken care of. They are friendly and considerate. But most of all, they keep their word. If they commit to doing work in your apartment, they do the job well and within expected time frames. Pedro and Larry are a pleasure to deal with, and their can-do customer service is one of the big plusses to living here at Eaves. NEITHER BAD NOR GOOD (BUT STUFF YOU MAY WANT TO CONSIDER BEFORE YOU DECIDE TO LIVE HERE). These are fairly old apartments. For the past few months, construction folks have been repairing just about every building the complex. On the good side, you know they care enough to keep the structures in good repair. On the downside, noise (if they are working on your building, you can almost forget about teleworking), and the construction guys seem to take forever to get the job done. It is almost like they've become a permanent fixture here. This Christmas, my back door was taped off like it was a crime scene. Enough said about that. Amazon Drop Off Boxes. These are great when the delivery guys are competent. Too often, they are not. I have had more packages show up late, delivered to the wrong address, or not show up at all, only since moving here. If you don't get a lot of packages, don't worry about it. Overall, Eaves at Fair Lakes is a pretty good place to live. First, I'll list the pros, then a list of things that quite good enough to be pros - but not so bad I would put them on the cons list, then the cons. PROS: 1. The area in which these apartments are located is gorgeous. Fair Lakes is a heavily wooded area, well-manicured, and clean. 2. Convenience. Just about every kind of retail store, restaurant, dry cleaners, and fast joints are close enough to walk to, but not visible from the apartment complex. This is one of the main considerations for deciding to live at Eaves, Fair Lakes. 3. The grounds of the property are always kept in excellent shape. This is an Avalon property, and they care enough to spend a lot of money on landscaping - plenty of flowers and loads of trees and shrubbery. The landscaping staff is excellent. The grass is always mowed, they pick up the leaves in autumn, and during season, keep the place colorful with flowers. Amenities. Volleyball court, tennis courts, a playground, a car wash area, a swimming pool, and a small workout room complete with a weight machine, ellipticals, stationary bikes, and treadmills. 4. Eaves/Avalon is dog-friendly. Yes, you a pet fee, but you get, doggie bag stations all over the place, and fields for your dog to run and play in. 4. Parking. Eaves offers carports (protects from blazing sun and snow - for a reasonable fee), but there is plenty of parking on the grounds. No matter how late you get home, you'll never have to walk far enough to your front door to be inconvenienced. 5. The best maintenance staff I've ever seen anywhere. They are fast, responsive, very good at what they do, and - they make you feel like you matter and very well taken care of. They are friendly and considerate. But most of all, they keep their word. If they commit to doing work in your apartment, they do the job well and within expected time frames. Pedro and Larry are a pleasure to deal with, and their can-do customer service is one of the big plusses too.

My husband and I came here to look for a place to live. We were warmly greeted by Allison. She…read moregave us a tour of the place and potential apartment.. and we loved the place. After reading lots of other Yelp reviews, we knew this would be the place to be. Location - Nestled inside a nice neighborhood-like community, no apartment feel. You have your Fair Lakes shopping right by you (Wal-Mart, Target, World Market, BJ's, Whole Foods.. etc..) and also restaurants (Guapos, Chipotle, Italian restaurant, Noodles and Co, Blue Iguana for brunch, 31 Baskin Robbins.. etc..). Apartment features - I liked how they have a playground for the kiddos, basket ball court, tennis court, car vacuum for community use, community center can be rented for $250 - grilling is included, workout facility looks clean.. Prices - For now, its reasonable! Cons - Only thing is they will not hold the place for future move-ins if you want to put a deposit down, no elevators, and not a gated community. All in all, despite the cons, I like it looks secluded, and its a good neighborhood like feel to the place.

The management & maintenance team are top notch and super responsive!…read more When I have a request, they are quick to accommodate. I've been here over 7 years and this team gets it done. ​

We have lived at the Lofts for one year now. We had a bit of a rocky start, but the manager at the…read moretime was accommodating and met our needs. Since then we have had a change in staff and the new manager Georgina has been extremely helpful in a time of personal need. Doug, the maintenance manager, is also very kind and helpful! We are looking to re-sign and stay. :) If you like the area and appreciate working with kind people, do give the Lofts a chance!

I love everything about this place! It's clean, well managed, and has very amenity you can think…read moreof. Christany was a huge help in making our decision to live here and she continues to help us with anything we need or have questions about.

Ever since I reached out for more information on this complex and Christiny called me back...just…read morewow she is an angel sent from heaven. She made my last min move and all the questions I had seem so easy and fast to accomplish. She was my personal shopper honestly. Christiny was able to make an appointment to tour the actual apartment I was going to get within a week. All the paper work was organized and sent right away. She took all the stress out of it for me and really made me feel like I was speaking and venting with a friend. This community is so warm and family oriented, I never want to leave. Both my child and dog love it here.

Prosperity is a great place. My experience with Erica was both positive and encouraging. Her…read moresupport walk-in me thru the application process was amazing. She made sure I was well informed and followed up with me frequently. Also, the neighborhood and access to amenities were a plus.

I was looking to lease here, and Nick and Travis were incredibly helpful and accommodating. They…read morealso have a special Workforce Dwelling Unit program where rent is cheaper for certain units if you make a certain income and work in Fairfax County (this is in addition to regular market price apartments). This is a beautiful building! The amenities are top notch. They even have a squat rack in their gym, free yoga and Zumba on Tuesdays in their fitness center, and a concierge service. I've also seen the cutest dogs here. There are pet free floors (floors 4 and 8) for those who prefer that. The living room windows are large, the walk through closets were spacious, and the finishes in bathrooms and kitchens are beautiful and modern. The location is also great; Dunn Loring metro and mosaic district are right there, with easy access to 66, 495, 50, and 29. One of the only problems I have with this building are the difficult visitors parking policies (difficult in my opinion at least. You have to know your visitors' car info and arrival time). The other problem i had was a special case; i was looking into living in a WDU and they gave me the wrong prices and income requirements, so I had already applied to the unit and signed my move-out agreement at my current place, only for prosperity flats to call me the night before i was supposed to move in to say that I no longer qualified for that unit, and was only eligible for more expensive (market price) ones. If it wasn't for their genuine congeniality I would have thought they were trying to gouge me for more money. Friendly staff, great building, great amenities, great floor plans. I recommend this place!

We had the opportunity to stay at Dwell Vienna Metro Apartments for 13 months while our home was…read morebeing rebuilt after a devastating house fire. The staff at Dwell took excellent care of us during our stay. Despite multiple turnovers in management while we lived there, the residents needs were met. I would particularly like to commend Richie Greer, who is currently the Manager of the building. His cheerful persona, professional knowledge and consistently rapid response to any issues reflects very well on Dwell Vienna Metro Apartments.

I have been living at Dwell Vienna Metro since spring 2019. When I first moved in, the property was…read moremanaged by a different company, and the experience was excellent. The previous management was responsive, professional, and genuinely attentive to residents' needs. Unfortunately, since the management change in 2022, the overall experience has declined significantly. Since the new management took over, I have experienced ongoing issues, including delayed responses, lack of follow-through, and an overall decline in service quality. Matters that should be simple often take days or even weeks to resolve, and communication is inconsistent at best. My most recent experience with parking highlights just how difficult and poorly managed things have become. I currently pay $75 per month for parking. My primary vehicle is in the shop, and I am temporarily using a rental vehicle as a replacement. Despite this being a straightforward situation, I was told I needed to either make repeated trips to the leasing office to obtain a temporary pass or pay again through their parking system. I made multiple attempts to follow their instructions and went to the leasing office twice between 5:05 PM and 5:18 PM during stated business hours. The office was closed, even though I had been told it would be open until 5:30 PM. This forced me to return again, wasting additional time and effort just to resolve something that should have been simple. There is also a clear pattern of unprofessional behavior in how the leasing office is operated. The office is frequently closed during stated business hours or closes early without notice, making it difficult for tenants to get assistance. On a separate occasion, after being told the office was closed due to "unforeseen circumstances," I returned the following day and observed staff inside the office casually socializing with outside guests who did not appear to be tenants. They were engaged in personal conversations during work hours rather than assisting residents. This kind of inconsistency and lack of professionalism makes it extremely frustrating to rely on the office for basic services. Tenants are expected to follow procedures, yet the office itself is not consistently available or operating in a way that supports residents. This is not an isolated issue. There is a broader pattern of poor management, lack of accountability, and disregard for tenants' time. It often feels like residents are being sent in circles rather than helped. Living here used to be a great experience, but under the current management, it has become unnecessarily stressful. There is a clear decline in service, organization, and professionalism. I would strongly advise potential residents to carefully consider this before moving in.

Solid joint. The HOA is one of the most effective and responsive I've worked with, the cleaning…read morestaff keep the place looking great, the front desk is very helpful, and people here are pretty chill. Most of the building's owners bought when it first opened (so I'm told), so they're competitive with rents. It's more "classic" than modern, so you're not walking into some insanely hip place, but stately in its own right. Rooftop is nice, gym is ok, and the pool seems well maintained (haven't been on that deck yet). But if you're looking to move/buy here, get something away from the west (N Vermont) side. This part of Ballston is the loudest effing place on earth. I used to live on the wharf with 10,000 people a day passing outside my window, and I rarely heard a peep. I even had a concert hall in my building a few floors down and didn't hear a thing! Here, it's garbage/recycling, engines revving, pile drivers, back up alarms, leaf blowers at 7 am (even when there isn't a leaf to be found) and deliveries to the local bars ALL. THE. TIME. I'd finally had enough of it back in January and confronted some of the US Food and Waste Management guys in my pajamas after yet another insanely loud 0300 garbage pickup. The security guys working overnight at the commerical place across the street (Arlington Gateway) gave me the building manager's name and, with coordination with our own HOA, they agreed to stop (most) activity between 12-5 AM, and I actually slept through the night for the first time since like October. I can't believe I was the first to complain about it, but it's a million times better than it was. FFS, there's city noise, and then there's constant rackets that continually and deliberately violate Arlington's own noise ordinances. Anyway, a testament to the quick actions of the HOA here. That all said, I'm hoping some other apts have soundproof windows and more efficient AC units that don't vibrate, bc it can add up and get annoying quick. So much better than it was, but be prepared. Other than all this, great location and a quiet building....inside at least! Oh and if you're coming here, get a tiny car. Nearly every spot here is for a compact.

I've been here since 2018 and love it. The amenities are the best in the area. Got a great rooftop…read moregrill and lounge area for the spring and summer, plus a small pool to cool off. The gym and party room are on the penthouse floor, so they have good views. 24/7 concierge and a great computer room. The amenity that really sets it apart, in my mind, is the theater room. A really unique amenity that allows for a great movie watching experience. I would highly recommend the Continental to anyone looking to move to the DMV area. Its closeness to the Ballston metro makes it a great home for getting anywhere in DC (including both DC airports!).

I lived in Halstead for over three years, and if I hadn't needed to move out for my own personal…read morereasons I probably would still be there to be honest. For reference, I lived in Lotus; I don't have experience in the Lofts. Let's start with the pros of this place: - Really convenient access to the metro! It's like a 8 min walk to Dunn Loring Metro, and a 20 min Metro ride (not counting waiting, but that's not Halstead's fault!) into DC itself. - Really close to Mosaic, which has so many good restaurants and places to shop that even though I moved away I'm still finding myself back there on occasion. - It's within walking distance of a Harris Teeter grocery store. I didn't think I'd miss Teeter but I live near a Whole Foods now. I miss Teeter. - It's pretty quiet! You can't hear too much around you. Then again, I absolutely lucked out on my apartment being right next to the elevator. It's the little things, really. - There's a lot of good restaurants around within walking distance. Special shoutout to Jinya, Kiin Imm Thai, a new Shake Shack coming in, Pasty Xpo, and others I completely forget about but I'm sure they're good too and I'm sure I enjoyed eating them. Oh Colada Shop! Yeah that's a great place to have a good coffee and some empanadas. - The apartments are great. They're spacious, roomy and you can fit a LOT in there. Mine had a fantastic view of Mosaic, and I kind of miss it, since I'm now staring into an office building. I'm sure the people on the other side aren't thrilled at seeing me either, but thems the breaks. - The Playland is great if you want to grill, chill or just soak up some sun. - The staff is spectacular. Special shout-outs to Jasmine, Ann, and Beth, three of the best concierges whom I do miss deeply. They made my life so much more enjoyable, and they're such nice people and great to talk to. The fact they put up with me is a testament to their patience and kindness. - Though I hadn't gone to the gym or the basketball court since the world turned upside down, in the Before Times I quite enjoyed them. It was kind of fun to play hoops even though my coordination is that of an infant. - The maintenance team is top notch! They're very responsive and very nice. - When I had a slight dispute with my move-out (nothing major, so don't worry), the staff was courteous and the issue was resolved promptly. The leasing staff is very nice, though there's been turnover since I've been there so I never got to know them well enough. It happens in this industry and is pretty normal; it's not anything to worry about. So that's the good part. However, I do feel compelled to warn people about one particular aspect of this place, and that's the elevators. If I was given the ability to go back in time and change two things from the past, it's a pretty easy answer for me. First, I would kill Hitler before he could cause catastrophic damage (because come on, this is a layup and so much good would come from that) and I would fail the designers of this place in school so they never get their architecture license or whatever and watch their dreams crushed before my eyes. Whoever thought that it would be good to design a place that has ONLY two elevators for ~250 units, and one of them be the service elevator, which is frequently locked down for move-ins and move outs, was truly galaxy-brained. What this means is that only one elevator will be operational for the entire building at times. None of this is the current staff's fault; they didn't do anything to design this abomination. But it's something to keep in mind because you're gonna be waiting on weekends to go downstairs unless you take the stairs. God help you if you're on 6. Though I will say you'll get some really nice muscle definition and endurance training if you choose to walk up and down the stairs! But even with that, I would recommend leasing here. From the location to the staff to the myriad of things to do around there, it's really a wonderful place to be. I made a lot of memories there, and you can too. Trust me. Would a guy with a Bob Vila avatar lie? Absolutely not. So go! Rent here! Seriously I'm not kidding you should. Thanks for the memories, Halstead. I'll always treasure them.

Halstead Square Lotus and Lofts is awesome! I have lived here for several months and have always…read morebeen met with friendly staff and great amenities.

I am hearing that lots of tenants have mold issues and management just denies the problem. Best to…read morestay away. Someone below was commenting on how terrible the management is and how they lack empathy and humanity and this is the worst management ever at Fairfax Ridge Radiant apartments. I agree. Stay away!!!

My sister and I love living here! The trash room is always clean, the hallways are vacuumed every…read moremorning, and the amenities are good. We love that our apartment has a cute loft for movies and we get plenty of light from the windows. Management has been patient and has made us feel welcomed in our new home.