I honestly don't know what the negative reviewer is talking about. I have lived here for a few…read moremonths now and I really like it. Yes, you do live in Wilmington, so be aware that even though the Riverfront area is nice, the neighborhood quickly becomes sketchy a few blocks in any direction. But the immediate area is clean and seems safe enough, and the apartments are really lovely. Staff is all polite and professional and kind - the concierges always greet residences by name, the lease agents always say hello to me if we cross paths, and maintenance responds rapidly and with a smile. I live higher up in the building, so I don't really hear the sounds of the road, although I do hear the nearby bar on weekend nights. (I also hear the elevator all the time, which can be annoying, but tends to fade to white noise after awhile.) I live in a single. I have a great view of the river (for what it's worth) and the city lights are lovely at night. My apartment is a nice size. I like the granite countertops and the hard wood floor. It is true that these apartments are expensive relative to the rest of Wilmington, but I think the peace of mind and the view is worth the extra money.

The building is poorly managed and has been getting worse since there was a change in management…read morestaff in late 2020/early 2021. Since moving here I have had problems with bugs, mold, the near constant smell of marijuana coming from vents and the hallway, and increasing noise from the elevator, Management is neither responsive nor transparent.

I moved here in October, i never had a problem with my apartment. Every time I made a call into…read moremaintenance they were here the day of or the next day and fixed the problem. My toilet seat broke twice. They replaced it twice with a sturdier one other than that I have nothing to complain about Dee Dee is so nice. You ask her for anything and she's willing to work with you and make sure the job gets done. She's the best keep up the good work Dee Dee. The only thing I wish they did was pull up the carpet on the porch and whatever else is underneath the carpet and put something new down. I guess I'll have to do it myself. Unless I asked Dee Dee and see if she can help me with a solution for that

Attached are photos from my move-in date…read more My apartment was $1800 monthly. I would place the value of domicile at around what $1200 *should* get you. As a veteran, I've lived in plenty of apartments, and I have to say that even with recency-bias, Top of the Hill is in my bottom two. **1 Washer and 1 Dryer, per building with 6 units having to fight for time to use them. $2 to wash, $2 to dry, the machines are very small, and better believe people do not set timers to pick their stuff up.** - You will NOT be allowed to use the paths for U-Haul or car. Grocery runs and move-in could be at least 150 yards, not exaggerating. - Apartments (at least my unit) were built in the 60's and it's VERY adamant. There WILL be black mold (see pictures). - Little to no cleaning or prep was done prior to our move in (pictures attached) both bedrooms had human hair painted over the walls, not kidding. - Walls are paper thin, so you'll definitely be up-to-date with the neighbor drama and vents connect units so you will ALWAYS know when your neighbors are cooking fish. - AC/HVAC units are EXTREMELY dated. In October 2024, our AC went out during a Wilmington heat advisory for 4 days. The highest temp that week reached 94 degrees F. I was told, while I was at work with my pets home, that the air conditioning would be fixed. I came home 8 hours later to an 85 degree apartment with my pets inside, with ZERO call or email from the staff letting me know about delay. What if my kids were home? The apartment was out of motors for our unit (unit constructed in the 60's, so they had 60 years to restock...) so they offered to comp us a hotel stay before telling us to USE THE POOL?!? We declined, decided on a portable AC unit, was given the OK by the leasing staff, only to be told "No" by Kerlene (properly mgmt) AFTER we purchased it (she was on vacation, lucky her.) An A/C unit is magnitudes less costly than a hotel stay. I had to provide emailed receipts from the leasing office to Kerlene for her to cave and offer me $50, which we OBVIOUSLY pushed back on, and FINALLY got reimbursed $200 (as a rent credit) after 10 back and forth emails. I even used my Veterans Discount to lessen the cost. Units are old, they had that much time to have spare parts. I have my emails of this archived and this was our reason for refusing to renew. - Trash service is abysmal and as I'm writing this the dumpsters are overflowing and it's raining. Your mileage may vary dependent on how little of the Delaware Tennant Landlord you know. Study this and your lease. Honestly I could go on and on. Some of the leasing staff employees are very kind, but man; that property manager... she's definitely the right kind of person for the job. Check out Whitney Apartments in Claymont instead. That's where we relocated and we are paying $50 less for $5000 more in peace of mind and a far less predatory rental agency. Thanks, Panco! Sam

I was hesitant after reading the reviews on multiple boards, but due to the location I did it...I…read moresigned a one year lease. I had never visited the building and I am from out of town. I haven't experienced any of the negatives that are included in the other reviews. Personally, I highly recommend this building to anyone that wants a downtown location. I went for the one-bedroom, a view of King Street, and up pretty high. The leasing staff was very accommodating and the maintenance staff for some minor requests are the best I have ever experienced. While North Market is still a work in progress, this is a great building and fantastic location. I walk to work everyday and have lived in the building for more than two months. I included some generic pics from my own apartment before I moved in too many things. The views are from my actual apartment.

Overall - good if you just want somewhere clean, modern, quiet, and reliable to live in. A small…read morenumber of bad things that really don't affect my living that much. PLUSES The kitchens are very modern and nice. The appliances seem new and big. I was happy with all the stuff in the kitchen, and there was lots of counter space and kitchen cabinet space. The actual room condition was nice too. The sq ft I got was large, with a big bathroom and walk in closet. The carpet inside the room and the wood floors seemed new and not scratched up. The ceilings are high. The rent is kind of high for living in Wilmington, but nothing ever broke down, and I never needed to use the maintenance request (except during move-in, where I had to get the hot water and dishwasher working). The laundry in-unit is very convenient. There are large windows. The walls are very thick. I have almost never heard a sound from my neighbors. I play loudish music later in the night and have never heard any complaints about it. The WiFi wired by the company WhyFly is very fast and much better than Comcast A lot of cute dogs in the building The gym is very big and very nice, apparently the biggest in Wilmington's downtown for an apartment and I used it frequently. MINUSES Slightly expensive for which is a horrible, horrible city for young people. I am leaving the city after only 10 months because if you are in your early-mid twenties, you will feel like you are 40 yrs old with kids. A boring and dumpy city which has no entertainment for bars for yuppies. All the bars are filled with old businessmen or mid 30 year olds who are trying desperately to reclaim their youth. If you don't care about this then you can live in Wilmington. If you live on the inside of the "U" shaped building, you will have to put blinds down all the time, and you will not get a lot of sun because the other side of the building is blocking the sunlight. Therefore the windows have no point. The windows don't have screens so bugs can come inside when you open them. The elevator situation was terrible but seems to be mostly fixed now. They have taken maybe TEN OR ELEVEN months to finish putting in the new elevators, which is an extremely ridiculous length of time. Most of the time there were only 2 elevators working. Sometimes only 1 elevator working because someone was moving in on the King Street entrance. The King Street entrance is NOT wheelchair accessible. The fan is extremely loud when the A/C or heat comes on, to the point of it waking me up at night sometimes. The bathroom mirror is kind of small The front desk person doesn't unlock the door for you even when he sees you have a big package or are holding something for you. He could be more attentive. The doors close very quickly so it's hard to get in and out with something. They need automatic doors. The king street entrance sometimes has a terrible smell due to the trash being taken out. I've complained about the smell because I exit through this entrance for work, but they never really seem to do anything about it. THINGS THAT PEOPLE MIGHT CARE ABOUT BUT DIDN'T BOTHER ME On my floor, the carpets in the outside hallway weren't in great condition. They had some stains and scratches. They were supposed to be fixed but I didn't see any fixes yet. The hallways sometimes smell like marijuana when people are smoking, but this seems infrequent.

I lived in 1401 for a little over a year, and it was a great experience. Was it always perfect?…read moreNo, but it was always pleasant and any issues fixed right away. The location is very convenient, and so are all the amenities of the building. Shame about that negative review, although going by the reviewer's yelp activity, that person has had many disagreements with past landlords, I guess there is a trend

It's a shame that the single review comes from a renter that had a bad experience with her…read morelandlord. There are a mix of owner / renters at The 1401 and the residents are comprised of all ages. I've owned for 20 years and am now retired. When I moved in I made renovations which included replacing the original single pane with double pane windows, of course anyone living in the city is going to hear sirens. The sirens were louder with the original windows. We have 24 hour security and parking under the building. I find the valet parking a luxury and never have any issues with our staff who are friendly, competent and professional. We have a strong Council and a great property manager who doesn't put up with any nonsense. Yes there are rules and condominium regulations - the service elevator is for deliveries and bringing groceries up using grocery carts. The 1401 is within the bounds of Trolley Square and is walking distance for restaurants, groceries and several drug stores. And when I worked downtown, I walked to work. I am very happy with my home at The 1401 and Wilmington city living!

The Edge at Greentree is not a bad apartment. I just moved here a month ago from Philly. I like…read morethis apartment. I have a one bedroom and feel that it is a fair price. I like the view, I like the gym...I am not a fan of the laundry room in the unit I live in though, I like the landscape and I have a fair view of the street. However, there are a few problems with my unit that I feel have been there before I arrived. #1 The bedroom has ants that comes out from under the baseboard. My daughter notice them all along the baseboard and on the walls. The rental office did send someone over to spray but that really did not fix the problem because the ants keep coming back. So me and my daughter had to set ant traps that we bought from pest control. #2 The toilet is not level its lop sided...when I put in a work order for it, maintenance fixed it by putting these wooded sticks under it to level it out...however, it still is not fix...we have to adjust the sticks all the time...the toilet need to be leveled correctly. #3 The next problem and probably the most stressful to me is the fact that my patio floods every time it rains. It rained the first week we moved in and my daughter show me the patio flooding. What I notice is that the reason the patio floods is because the downspout drainage which is the gutter drain has a crack in it..so instead of the water running down the pipe into the grass ( by the way which creates a puddle of mud outside the window) I have gushing water landing right into the patio and it floods up to the glass sliding doors. I told the Mgt office of the issue and they sent someone to clean the mud of the top of the drain....but that really is not the problem...and the drain, drains slow in the rain anyway...the problem is that the water is not routing correctly. So this is my issue, unfortunately I am unable to use the patio. I cannot sit out there or put any furniture out there like other residents. When I was looking for an apartment I specifically wanted a patio. Had I known the patio flood I would not be here. If you plan to rent here, I would say your getting a decent place to live...just think twice about a first floor apartment....try the second or third floor. Other than this, its not too bad great location, WAWA & Home Depot up the street, right next to 95.

I would strongly advise anyone considering The Edge at Greentree Apartments to think twice before…read moreapplying. My experience with the property manager, Melissa, was extremely unprofessional and disrespectful. She repeatedly cut me off while I was trying to speak, raised her voice, and did not allow me to fully explain my situation. What made matters worse, she hung up the phone not once, but twice--then called back just to continue speaking in a rude and dismissive manner. This behavior is completely unacceptable, especially when dealing with potential tenants. No one deserves to be treated that way--especially my mother, who was also spoken to disrespectfully during this process. Additionally, there appears to be discrimination when it comes to housing vouchers, which is not only unfair but deeply concerning. After looking into it further, I noticed there are already multiple negative reviews reflecting similar experiences, and unfortunately, I can now confirm those concerns are very real. Please save yourself the time, stress, and disrespect. There are better places out there that will treat you with the dignity and professionalism you deserve. And we have her own recording.

Been living at MKT for a few years now! My job brought us here and sure apartment living can have…read morehiccups but this location is great for a downtown location Walk everywhere Apartment is spacious anything you need from Lori and Erin they are on top of it. Maitence is a phone call away.. Highly recommend MKT

Cheaply done renovations, cheap appliances (everything takes longer to cook in oven/microwave than…read morerecommended time) elevator broken for months at a time. Management has changed many times and all are basically unhelpful. Trash room constantly overflowing, pay for city location but city is getting worse and worse. I've had to call 911 for drug addicts passed out behind the building multiple times. Walls are also paper thin, can hear everything from neighbors TV to private activities.

I absolutely loved this Complex, the staff, and the community…read more It was so refreshing to have an office staff that cares. The grounds are immaculately maintained. The staff have events throughout the year, and summer activities for the children. I was able save up and become a first time home owner. I loved it at Fox Point. Special Thank you to the Front office staff for always being so kind and patient.

I genuinely felt like I was doing all the following up and it's hard when they give you only 48…read morehours to process look at your income and have it turned in and I'm from out of state I was truly interested, but I don't think my time was taken into consideration and taken seriously, as an independent contractor and freelance artist time is important , don't bother here it seems like that getting paid hourly is important I get it , but actually following up with people who are interested in your residence shows so much and lets me know who you are so honestly I'm glad I took my application away Also , it takes 1-3 weeks to get your 300$ back

The staff is friendly. I like the continental breakfast in the clubhouse. The grounds are kept up…read more It is a good location being close to downtown Wilmington and the mall. The walls are thin as you can sometimes hear your neighbor's conversation. Overall, I give it 4 out of 5 stars.

I really dred leaving negative reviews, but someone needs to do something about the amount of dog…read morefeces being left around this neighborhood. It's an eyesore and flat out unsanitary. They also need enough parking spaces for residents. I am not even exaggerating. I have not be here long and plan on leaving as soon as my lease is up just because of how bad these two things are alone.

I lived in a 2BR apartment at Greenville Place for about two years and I'd give this place a solid…read more3 stars. Pros: Always felt safe, there are great amenities like a pool / community center / dog waste disposal stations, ample parking, leasing personnel were pleasant, rent was reasonable (and never increased in ~ two years), and moving in/out was a breeze. I also was in a recently-renovated unit and almost everything worked very well. Repairs were often being done to old building entrances, curbing, pavement, apartment front doors, etc. Great to see new management stepping up and tackling deferred maintenance. Note: I never encountered a "gangstalker culture" here which another reviewer mentioned; mostly just a number of foreigners, but everybody I encountered was right neighborly. Her circumstance is not the norm by any means. At any rate, I'd much rather live here than downtown Wilmington... Now, the not-so-good stuff. When I signed my lease, I requested an electrical outlet be installed the bathroom (there was no outlet in the bathroom despite the fact it was recently renovated - I suspect all renovated units are the same way - so bring an extension cord). It was never installed despite following up with the office several times and being promised it would be done. More troubling was the maintenance I requested for a leak. A solid 6 months went by before anybody did anything about a water spot on my living room ceiling that grew bigger and bigger after every storm - though it was a great conversation starter, so maybe I should be thanking them. I repeatedly asked the front office to fix the roof via calls, emails, talking in person to various people, etc. Finally, during a particularly bad storm, the ceiling basically fell in and water started gushing out. Called maintenance and they magically manifested (after 6 months of fail) to help. But at least another month - maybe two - went by before anyone actually fixed the roof, and the ceiling took several visits from maintenance to patch back up; each visit was spaced about 3-4 weeks apart. When I moved out, I noticed the patched-up area had begun to look a bit wet again. Hmm... Other problems: - Walls and floor/ceilings are notably thin. I was blessed with great neighbors who didn't make much noise, but you could hear everything - people in the hallway, people talking downstairs in another apartment, Game of Thrones episodes where you could actually make out the words, etc. - Heat did not work well in the winter. My second bedroom would NEVER warm up. And portable heaters aren't permitted. - Bathroom sink faucet had low water pressure, and it took about 5 minutes for the bathroom sink water to heat up. Literally. - Mold in the bathroom became a problem later during my stay. There's no fan in there so I had to clean its walls and the ceiling a few times. Maintenance did nothing to help out despite contacting them once a few months before leaving. - Bathroom tub coating peeled badly over my last year. The bathroom had been renovated and a white water-resistant coating had been painted over the old tile - not the highest quality stuff. I found scraps of paint/coating on my feet after stepping out of there daily. - A cable snapped in the gym's cable machine and it legit took the office several months to get somebody out to replace it. The second cable on the machine snapped soon after. I noticed my gains fall off considerably during this time. Not bro, Greenville Place - very not bro ;-) - The snow removal landscaping crew hired by the front office was annoying - they would come out very early in the morning when it snowed / prior to it snowing to lay salt down and/or plow. And they had ear-piercingly loud back-up alarms on their trucks. You'd have no problem awakening all the trust fund babies and decrepit textile kingpins in the nearby Greenville chateaus with that noise. Since the walls and windows are so thin, I'm sure I wasn't the only one the crew woke up multiple times. Plus they slung abrasive salt at everybody's cars in the parking lot. Basically a lesser version of hail, with no insurance to cover it. - You'll probably hear squirrels scurrying around in the attic area building nests. You gotta admit - for a bunch of squatters, they're actually pretty cute. - The carpet was poorly installed - nail heads were sticking up around the perimeter of each room and people would accidentally step on them all too often. If you're a fan of foot acupuncture, this is your kinda place. I was on the second floor, so this may not be an issue in a first-floor place. A lot of the issues I described occurred when the last few groups of leasing office personnel were in control (or can be sourced to them), but the front office was full of new people when I left - so hopefully they're turning over a new leaf!

I contacted management on 3/30 regarding no water pressure in my kitchen sink. To date, no…read moreacknowledgement, no resolution, no plan of action.