If I could give 0 stars, I would. Since Emma and Jack left, Paxton Point Hope has gone…read moresignificantly downhill. The current property manager, Charlene, has been consistently dismissive and lacks the professionalism, empathy, and problem-solving skills I'd expect from someone in that role. Rather than addressing resident concerns, interactions often feel unnecessarily frustrating and unproductive. One issue that has made me especially uncomfortable is that Charlene repeatedly gets very close to my one-year-old son without asking for my permission. As his parent, I expect my boundaries regarding my child to be respected. It is never appropriate to invade a child's personal space without the parent's consent, and the fact that this has happened more than once has made every interaction with her uncomfortable. We're at the point where we're simply counting down the days until our lease is over. I would not recommend Paxton Point Hope to anyone while it's under its current management.

Have sincerely enjoyed living here. They do a lot to make sure the tenants are happy. They also…read morehave done a lot lately to make sure everything is renewed and doesn't feel dated. Well kept place and the team working here is great. Also affordable for what you get.

Rob Sturm was very personable and knowledgeable about the Charleston area. He made the purchase of…read morea new home a pleasure not a hassle. He took us to quite a few properties without a hitch and seemed to know what property we needed. we highly recommend!

This company is aggressively spam calling people out of state trying to get listings on houses in…read moreTexas. There is no reason to be bothering people to "update your records".

The ashley apartments has by far one of the worst costumer service I've experienced. Due to the…read morecurrent corona virus pandemic my partner and I needed a little extra time to figure out if we should extend our lease and stay put or move out. Requesting a little extra time, we ended up deciding we'd move out- since we both still had our jobs and the entire world wasn't shut down. We gave them a 40 day notice and since it wasn't 60 days "the required days"-they forced us to pay a pro-rated rent amount to stay for a month for 1800! While I'd understand this in any other circumstance but come on look what's happening in the world right now. Might I add we've never payed late or missed a payment our entire time living here nor asked for an extension during this pandemic. So not only am I sure they have a flood of people not being able to pay rent- but they also aren't going to have a ton of people trying to move in SO THEY ARE JUST TRYING TO CUT CORNERS WHILE THEY CAN AND BE WILDING NOT UNDERSTANDING! 40 DAYS NOTICE INSTEAD OF 60 DAYS=500$ and being forced to stay here DURING A PANDEMIC where it's impossible to not be in contact with other people! I'm sorry but every single property owner I've spoken to thinks this is outrageous due to these uncertain times and the fact we've been perfect tenants! On top of that, they spent months doing work on the buildings refinishing the hallways when they said it was going to be a week. Not to mention it's not a good place for dog owners what so ever. Small dog park, no grass, short walking area, and no one cares to pick up after their dogs. They unnecessarily force you to pay 30$ a month for valet trash service (which you can also be fined for if you don't do perfectly btw) which we never used because we're normal people and can take out our own trash. We can hear every step and groan the people make above us. And there is a bad bug issue - especially when the trash compactor broke for a week and THOUSANDS OF FLYS-LITERALLY FILLED THE APARTMENT BECAUSE THE WINDOWS AREN'T SEALED WELL! The amount of inconvenience we have experienced and dealt with is NOTHING compared to the inconvenience they experienced when giving a notice just short of 60 days- and what to show for it? Nothing. Will not recommend this apartment complex to anyone.

Overall, the apartment was okay. It was brand new when we moved in and it seemed as though they cut…read morecorners when building. We had TERRIBLE ant problems, they came from under the walls and through electric sockets! When we asked our neighbors they said the same, one woman was in a wheelchair and woke up covered in ants and ant bites and ended up throwing away her bed cover and mattress topper. They came and sprayed like 2 times but the only time they got any better was when I took matters into my own hands. I went back to my parents house for a week and came home to spider webs over my shower and roaches everywhere (but No food was in the house as we were preparing to move out). We chose this place specifically for their amenities (pool, valet trash, etc) and the fact it was nonsmoking. I would constantly see people on their balconies and even outside the pool smoking and all the office did was "warn" them. The valet trash didn't come some nights and you can be fined for leaving your trash can outside your door at the wrong times. Overall I would probably go back because of the staff (maybe) but I wouldn't recommend if you won't be there a lot or hate bugs!

I thought this was going to be an easy transaction, but the moment I walked in the door, the…read morecustomer service was HORRIBLE. I was greeted, after about 10 minutes of watching the 2 employees gossip behind a glass, I assume once they got finished they figured I needed some help. By the looks of it, I felt like the male that approached me, would have been welcoming and at the very least nice. What I got was Sassy and condesending.....assuming that maybe he was a manager, after we got 5 minutes into the conversation, there is NO WAY he could be manager. Just moving to my second home in charleston, this looked as if it would have been a great option, especially since the location was perfect....after some thought, and knowingly I would have to deal with Elmalike(?), and not sure of the other masculine females name....I opted not to ask any more questions. Ansley Commons, "Y'all" need to train your employees customer service values.....And although the management has changed, they should probably dig deeper.

I highly recommend Ansley Commons. It's a great location and very safe apartment community. Rose…read moreand Courtney in the front office are absolutely fantastic. Several of the apartments have been renovated and remodeled as they become vacant. I think you'll be very happy living here!

Amazing people at Local Mechanical ! Michael Austin and his fantastic team do quality work and…read morethe charges for their great service are often less than the the other guys ! Call them today ! Great service and you save money too ! Get a tuneup like I did.

I highly recommend Mike and Local Building and Mechanical Partners. I had hired a different…read morecompany to encapsulate the Crawlspace in my house and they used Mike as a subcontractor to address my air handler. Eight months later I have an issue and Mike came out to fix it. At that time he realized that the original company had not had him do the job the right way, so he fixed it the right way at no cost to me. It isn't often that a company fixes other peoples mistakes just to make sure that the customer is treated right. Thanks Mike for going the extra mile.

Charleston Painting did a complete garage transformation for us, taking it from unpainted drywall…read moreto a beautiful colored drenched purple. The floor coating came out great and is so easy to maintain. Thanks y'all!

We had Charleston Painting Contractors paint our home on Kiawah. We paid around $11K for the job…read moreand was promised a two coat paint process. While the house paint has held up, the trim paint began to peel and chip 3 years after they painted. When we investigated, it appears that they didn't prep the trim properly (i.e. didn't prime bare wood). When we called them they said we were out of warranty and that they would come back and spot paint for another $2100. If you hire them, make sure you have clear specs for the job and try to be onsite to supervise.

The worst and most costly decision of my life, was trusting Susan as my Realtor. My condo sold for…read morethe lowest price in the entire complex. She lowered the price $41,500 in 2 days. Bad decision since the condo was paid off. Then I rented from her and did not do a walk through inspection before I moved in and she blamed me for rings on the marble countertops that were from the previous owner. We had discussed in several text messages and emails about the brown makeup that had been absorbed in the marble in the bathroom. I had planned on buying the condo.

When my husband and I decided to sell our luxury home, we first used an agent from one of the big…read morefirms with the signs you see all over town, thinking it was a no-brainer and that we would receive great service. To explain how much we LOVE Reside Real Estate, I first want to mention our experience with the prior agency, because I think many people are tempted to go that direction. Their big push was how great they marketed homes, their staff experience, etc. Well, they first farmed us out to a stager who came over, took a quick look around, and gave some generic pointers. The photography was next, nothing impressive. No drone photos showing how close we are to water or anything. The biggest disappointment was communication--we always felt rushed talking to the agent, like he was so darn busy all the time, doing us a favor by taking our calls. Our big-firm agent spoke with such confidence and got us all excited about two separate "imminent" offers...then nothing. We FINALLY did get an offer and a contract after a year---but they backed out due to lack of financing, and the wording in the contract was such that we only got reimbursed for inspection repairs, not a nickel more, even after being off market for a month and past due dilligence. What an unpleasant roller coaster ride that was. We finally dropped our big-firm guy and on a referral hired Susan Aviles of Reside Real Estate. From the first phone conversation I could tell Susan is a caring, knowledgeable professional. She heard me out---I had an experience I did NOT want to repeat, and she assured me I would not! Within a week of hiring Susan, she was at our house with an assistant to stage it with her own beautiful props. AMAZING service. She dedicated 5 hours to the task and it looked impeccable for the photo shoot which followed. Her photographer is amazing too, and included drone photos with clear pointers of our location on a map. And a spectacular video! Who has marketing star power for your home? Reside Real Estate does! Sorry, but they make the big agency promises of great marketing...well, laughable. My husband and I were blown away by the service provided by Reside Real Estate. In addition, Susan is readily available to answer any and all questions. She is so pleasant! If she can't pick up the phone, she texts you to let you know she will be in touch ASAP...and she is, even past work hours...and she never makes you feel like she is doing you a favor by giving you attention. Quite the opposite---she makes it clear that she is honored to have you as a client. Susan is sharp, tough but nice and a complete joy to work with. We are under contract now and it is thanks to Susan, who had to work very creatively with the buyer's agent to make a deal and keep it afloat. She works tirelessly for her clients! Though super nice, she is a FIRM negotiator! I imagine other agents look forward to working with Susan as well, which is a plus for the seller. I only wish we could hire her for buying another home, but we have moved out of the area. I am recommending Reside Real Estate to all my friends in the Charleston area!!

We attended an event at Morrison Yard and had the opportunity to take a look at one of the staged…read moreapartments and enjoy drinks and Hors D'oeuvre's while playing bocci ball, some good ol' pool, listen to live music and enjoy the company of their residents in their massive community space! The location can't be beat. It is right off the Ravenel bridge in downtown Charleston. This gives easy and quick access to not one, but two bustling cities in the area, downtown Charleston as well as Downtown Mount Pleasant! The apartment building is really beautiful. It feels like a modern version of what we've known apartments as, it is thoughtfully designed throughout the entire building with multiple spaces to enjoy as a resident. There's several tables and seating areas around the first floor and a massive community space giving residents a multitude of options right outside their homes. The apartment we were able to tour was very spacious (especially the bathroom! Women, you'll love the bathroom!!) with lots of natural light, a well thought-out layout and it feels a bit more like a condo than an apartment (in the best way). Overall, if we were looking for a new apartment in Charleston, this would definitely be on the list to consider! Highly recommend checking it out for yourself! Thanks Morrison Yard for opening the space for us to check it out!

Unfortunately, my experience as a Morrison Yard resident has not matched the premium rent…read more A ceiling/water-related issue I reported in May remained unresolved for months despite multiple scheduled repair visits, several of which resulted in no-shows without communication. I repeatedly had to follow up with management and visit the leasing office during working hours just to get answers. After the eventual repair, I discovered multiple areas of dark spotting/growth that are concerning given the prior moisture issue. I've also dealt with move-in access problems, two separate issues involving cashier's checks submitted for rent, and repeated delays in management communication. I ultimately submitted my notice not to renew. Management acknowledged it and said I would receive a move-out packet weeks ago, which I am still awaiting. Morrison Yard is an attractive property in a great location, but based on my experience, the management and maintenance communication have not justified the premium price.