I'm sharing my experience so future renters can make an informed decision…read more From the beginning, my experience with this property management company felt unsettling. I was placed in an apartment I did not inquire about, despite the unit I originally wanted being available within my desired timeframe and later rented to someone else. The situation only changed after I disclosed my emotional support animal, at which point I was told the unit I was placed in was my only option. Given the timing, I felt pressured to proceed. Throughout my tenancy, communication was one-sided and often hostile. I received threatening emails regarding noise complaints but never a phone call or attempt to resolve issues directly. When concerns were raised on my end, responses were minimal or nonexistent, despite email being their preferred method of communication. I was charged for a plumbing issue after a storm, where a small piece of debris was reportedly found in an exterior sewer drain. My unit was not affected, no proof of a blockage was provided, and the item in question was extremely small. I paid the charge but never received clarification when I questioned it. I was also charged a late fee for rent paid on the 8th--my first late payment--despite clear communication and efforts to resolve it promptly. Through conversations with neighbors, I later learned similar fees had been waived for others, which felt inconsistent and unfair. During move-out, I was charged for additional days despite being fully moved out and was asked to return to remove minor items. Even after doing so, I was still charged for insignificant items such as water bottles and socks, which felt excessive and nitpicky. I received less than one-third of my security deposit back. Charges included carpet replacement for carpet that was already two years old and due for replacement, and a sink replacement due to silicone failure. The sink itself was in excellent condition. No receipt for a new sink was provided--only a screenshot of an Amazon listing. When I requested proper documentation and clarification, I was told all further communication must go through an attorney. Unfortunately, this experience has been stressful and disappointing. My advice to future tenants: read your lease carefully, document everything with photos and videos, keep all communication in writing, and advocate for yourself. I would personally not rent from this company again.

This apartment complex is very quiet and well maintained. The owners are a family run business and…read morethey are the greatest. The office manager Jean is a sweetheart and she cares about her tenants. I've been here for 5 years and have no complaints. The apartments are the lowest in price in the local area . Nice place to live.

A fantastic place to live. Quiet, clean, green. Gorgeous and spacious. Expensive, but definitely…read morehigh-end apartments to justify the cost.

From the owner: Set in a quiet residential neighborhood on peaceful wooded grounds, welcome to better living at…read morePark Apartments. With one and two bedroom apartments for rent in Bordentown, New Jersey, our community offers enormous floor plans you won't find anywhere else. In addition to the spacious floor plans and charming in-home features, your new apartment offers close proximity to Philadelphia and New York City. With easy access to I-295, the New Jersey Turnpike, and the Trenton Transit Center, you can travel for work or fun with ease.

I have lived at Sunnybrae Apartments for over 10 years! I love it here. The neighborhood and…read moreneighbors are great. They keep the grounds clean and beautiful. The pool is fabulous. I'm there every summer, every chance I can get. Gia, the leasing manager goes over and beyond expectations to help out the residents here. She is so friendly, knowledgeable and just a great human being. Our Maintenance guys are awesome. Whenever a repair is needed they are here promptly. I can't imagine living in any other apartment complex. The units are spacious and up to date. I HIGHLY recommend moving here if you're looking for someplace to live.

I love my apartment and I love the size. Maintenance is…read morevery helpful Have lived here 6 years

Experience continues to leave a lot to be desired. I wasted too much time and money here. Woodlane…read moreCrossings apartment, best experience very understanding staff. Here lol

I was stunned in reading the 1 star review until I noticed that the apartment complex noted is in…read moreNevada. My Barclay Village apartment is in NEW JERSEY! I moved in -get ready- in December, 1979. I was 30 years old and this was my first apartment. I had no clue that I would remain here for 46 years! Throughout all this time I have had (obviously) positive experiences. Effective 3/2026 the complex is under new management and there are little things that show fun positive changes. The folks in the office and the maintenance staff are professional, accomodating, helpful and a joy to interact with - even having outside contractors for say: replacement of HVAC system, water heaters (yup, I have had them) have been done seamlessly. Back in 1979 I made a terrific decision.

This place has really gone downhill. Maintenance issues are constant, and it's nearly impossible to…read moreget timely help when something breaks. Pest control? Don't count on it. I've had to use my own traps more than once because nothing was done after reporting the problem. The building looks decent on the outside, but once you're locked into a lease, it's a different story. Communication from management is inconsistent, and getting updates feels like pulling teeth.

I feel like too often only angry people leave reviews. This is not the case with me! I love it…read morehere. I have the best neighbors. Managment is fair and supportive. The laundry room is clean, the garbage is always picked up. The location is convenient and the light rail is being built across the street. Best value around. What does affordable housing mean to me? A single mom doesn't have to work 3 jobs to meet the expenses of rent for her family. The affordable rent gave me the opportunity to go to my daughters concerts, shows and sporting events. I could have time to do the laundry and cook dinner without worrying about going from one job to the next. Continued updating and maintenance. Clean. A wonderful community to live in.

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This was my very first apartment. I loved it because it was our very first home together but I…read moredefinitely had some issues with it. The layout, (especially in the kitchen) is very odd. So much wasted space. Our bedroom door consistently fell off it's hinges. I really did like this apartment overall just felt that I was over paying especially since there are no real amenities. It is a great first apartment, and was perfect for the 2 years we lived there.

Moved here two years ago, my apartment is and was in good shape. The neighborhood is quiet and in…read morea nice area. Maintenance is quite reliable and arrived with in the hour, Grounds are kept clean . Bulk pickup is almost weekly due to tenants dumping their old property. The property manager Gail is very helpful and knowledgeable. I can say I have had a pleasant experience living here.

This place is disgusting. I've only been here for one month and I am so unhappy here. My apartment…read moreis ok. But Gail the landlord needs to be fired immediately. She isn't worried about her job just her personal life. She always blames anything that goes wrong with the apartments on anyone else. I've talked to multiple people that live here and they all agree Gail does NOTHING. She'll blame the maintenance and says he "won't listen to her". There's mattresses and broken dresser that have been sitting by the dumpster since before I moved in. Glass all over the place, it's disgusting. Gail's personality is enough to make you never want to come back to this place

I want to share a concerning situation involving how a long-time employee and tenant at this…read moreproperty was treated after being injured while performing work she was directed to do. The property manager at this complex was regularly asked to perform maintenance tasks outside the scope of her role. Despite explaining that she was not a maintenance worker and requesting help, she was still expected to carry out these assignments. While performing one of those tasks, she fell from a ladder and suffered a serious injury. While recovering and on workers' compensation, she received a letter stating that if she did not return to work by a specific date she would be terminated. Wanting to keep her job, she appeared on the date listed in the letter. When she arrived, she was informed that she had already been dismissed because medical paperwork from her doctor indicated she had not yet been cleared to return to work. It is important to note that she was also a paying tenant at the property. Like many employee housing arrangements, she received a discounted rate while employed, but she still paid rent. After being terminated, she attempted to pay the full, non-discounted rent so she could remain in her home while recovering from her workplace injury. The owner refused to accept the rent payment and instead initiated eviction proceedings. As a result, someone who was injured while performing work requested by the property owner is now without her job and facing the loss of her housing despite attempting to meet her financial obligations. Situations like this raise serious concerns about how workers and tenants are treated when they are injured on the job. When someone is hurt performing tasks assigned by their employer and then faces termination and eviction while still recovering, it raises difficult questions about fairness, responsibility, and how vulnerable employees and tenants are supported when something goes wrong.

I am using someone else email because i dont want retaliation So the lady E in the office is so…read morerude and disrespectful! I was in the office and I heard her talking about Jackies personal business to another resident she mentioned about jackie got hurt and is out on workmans comp and that they are going to let jackie go! E is so rude and ignorant she talks about race i have heard her she just talks nasty to everyone. Jackie will know whats being said I will make sure of it