I have lived at Barrington Gardens for a little over a year and have loved it! I moved to NJ last…read moreyear and Barrington truly provided the most "bang for your buck". We LOVED the updated kitchen, washer and dryer, large bathroom, Pet-friendly atmosphere, and well-kept grounds. This is a very clean, quiet, well-lit at night, and comfortable property. We were truly able to make it home and wouldn't want to rent anywhere else!

The place is decent and the people are lovely. Really nice neighbors. The staff is also friendly…read morebut I have been there 3 years and they've raised my rent each of those 3 years. When i asked the office about it they said that they can raise us 5% per year ( i didn't think that meant that they HAD to though) I understand that prices are going up everywhere but it's really tough to know that you can't count on a set amount for your rent b/c it's going to go up every year. Also my fridge makes an awful sound. I have messaged them about 3-4 times and they do send someone out to fix it quickly but the "fix" only lasts a few weeks , maybe a few months at best. At this point it would've been cheaper to replace it than to pay a repair person to come out multiple times. But for some reason they haven't done that. So other than the unsteady price and the noisy refrigerator I do like BG. It's quiet and the people are very nice. Oh, almost forgot, also not the fault of Barrington Gardens but the power seems to go out whenever the wind blows. Seriously, it doesn't take a storm, just some rain is enough. It goes out at least once a month.

Great apartment. Very friendly neighbors which is always nice. Management is fair and reasonableread more

I LOVE IT HERE!!! I've been living here a year now so I have gone thru every season! Last winter,…read morethe snow was cleared before it stopped snowing! They did a great job including putting down plenty of salt! All walkways and driveways too! They would come out a few times, during and after each storm. In the summer, the pool was fabulous! Very relaxing and a great way to meet other occupants. The properties here are landscaped beautifully, the streets are well lit and all front door lights are automatic. I feel very safe. The clubhouse is gorgeous and I use the gym frequently. The management has sponsored a few get togethers and it's been fun with great food! All the people running the place are terrific...very accommodating whenever I had a question. I like all my neighbors and am very happy here. Room sizes are plenty for me. (I have a 2 BR, 2 Bath with a garage.) Enough storage for me too. My apt is beautiful and I am very comfortable. Love having a garage! I would highly recommend living here!!!

I have been living in this apartment for many years, the management and the ladies in the office…read moreare very sweet and very helpful,,they always respond to any issues, and try solve it immediately if they authorize to do so ,beautiful and large space apartment ,nice residents, ,old bridge is layback town ,so it's great combination .

I've been living here for over a year and a half and I'm so thankful for this lovely apartment…read more It's very roomy and the closets are fabulous. For a rental, this one is very well maintained. They care about the development and it shows. This was a wonderful move for me and am more than delighted.

one of the best building to live and one of the best staff too really recommend it great super alwa…read moreon point with stuff that need to get fix no matter the time

I lived at the Edge for 2.5 years and really did like living there in the beginning but moving…read moreout.... Not so much. Don't be fooled by all the 5 star ratings as they incentivize residents to give them high ratings. Upon letting them know we would be moving out, the management company told us that there would be a pre move out inspection as stated in our lease. There is nothing in the lease saying this needs to be done, so we declined it. After we moved, we received a certified letter detailing all of the charges totaling $2200! They charged us $1100 to replace carpets that did not need to be replaced and some of the other ridiculous charges were for toilet seat replacing and a light bulb! This is all after while living there we had issues with noisy upstairs neighbors and issues with our AC unit that were never fully addressed. During COVID when none of the amenities were available to use, we were still charged a $500 amenity fee for online gym classes. Concierge staff changes so frequently that often you were only able to pick up packages until 5 or 6PM not the 10pm as originally advertised.

Living at The Apartments at Aberdeen is a safe, clean and community oriented complex. Spacious…read moreapartments, well maintained beautiful surroundings. It's a great place to live.

I just moved in here and I am thrilled. Such a nice development! And the leasing office staff have…read morebeen WONDERFUL!!! There was a little error in my original leasing and they MORE than made it up for me!! Natalie is a doll...so upbeat and helpful and Darlene is always there to answer questions. I am so happy here!! Victoria

I DO NOT give this company your business. I have been living in my apartment for 20yrs. I lived…read morehere when it was a ghetto. Not kidding. I had a heroin dealer living next-door. A crack dealer live across from me. Me & other tenants got together & cleaned this place up. Cops are not in here as much as they use to be & it is super quiet. But still they continue to do the repairs as if we are garbage tenants & want $1,400.00 a month from me. Rent is higher for new tenants for a 1 bed 700sq apt. I have been asking for the last 8 years for repairs to get done as they are not all cosmetic. Some are structural. I have sent countless emails. Finally, I got the manager on the phone. She came in my apt. And yet again, I got the song and dance. Oh this is an old apartment. We can't have you without a kitchen. We can only move you if you want WTF? Are you kidding me? I have been without a kitchen draw for over 15yrs. Plus being in a complex like this it's about your neighbors. I love mine & it is mutual. I'm ready to go to court at this point. As my kitchen as been nothing but repairs of shut the fuck up. It's usable. About 9 yrs ago they put down a 2 inch piece of plywood down due to the floor was soft. Causing a fire in my old refrigerator due to not being level. They didn't go under the cabinets & it's still soft in some parts. As they didn't go underneath the cabinets. More recently my oven died that was to be replaced 8-9. Yrs ago. This is what my apt look like & what they did with the new oven. It doesn't fit & now the gas line is where the drawer should be. Great job Goldberg Realty Associates Don't rent from them at any of their locations as this is how you will get treated.

I lived here for two years. I'll just tell you my experience and let you decide…read more Pros - Rent is cheap. Unlike other communities, management is reasonable and they listen to you , bother you less with silly things. Post lease treatment was good too. Parking is not a problem and things go smoothly if you are willing to compromise on a few things as below : Houses are old and weak. By weak, I mean that the walls which are supposed to provide you shelter from wind, rain and sunlight shake with fear when you or anyone else moves in the building. If you stay downstairs, after a few days, you can easily make out who got up upstairs and in which direction they are walking. Soon you would get trained and you will tune yourself to get up with them or even before them waiting for them to get up. Sometimes late in the night you would wonder what the time is since nobody got up upstairs. Or simply you would know that is 4:30 in the morning. You'll know when they are on vacation and when they are back. Your sense of Footstep Recognition will heighten like anything !! The walls are literally paper thin. Showers and vent fans in the bathroom are as loud as night clubs, especially the vent fan. You can hear your neighbors use the bathroom in your sleep. A single switch controls both the light and vent fan in the bathroom. In my house this switch had a faulty wiring. Often when I switched off the lights and came to my room, randomly after a few seconds/minutes or hours the light and loud vent fan would switch on all by themselves. If I had slept, it was time to wake up with a stroke. Girls and boys in their mid 20s, high, going wild in their balcony or even streets and dancing on a super loud mono Cassette players is a common sight after 6:00 PM. When people here make noises, they don't give a f*** ! Everything that has been done to stop them in the past has failed miserably. They simply dare you to test them and their confidence makes you accept that nothing can be done even if it is your first day in your brand new house ! Below my house there was some sort of an open passage which went from next to my balcony to almost the middle of my room. I have absolutely no clue as to what it was. My bad luck was that the passage ended right underneath my bed. In case I found some peace in life, my neighbors cat ( 2 of them) would silently get in there and patiently wait for the right moment until I'm in deep asleep. When the time is right, both of them would suddenly shout in a heavy manly voice as loud as possible. I'm way past the age when people play pranks on one another. Imagine a sound coming from an impossible place like underneath you bed ? Imagine living alone and hearing sounds like these ? Imagine having to suddenly wake up in sheer panic, unable to breathe or think and having to ask yourself questions like :- Is this house on a grave ? Trust me, even the ghosts have broken their lease and left this place. Soon, I got used to it as I found a solution to fix everything...I never slept. The community is sub-standard with awesome people. Smoking in the balcony is a part of your lease agreement. Almost every body smokes here (not that its good or bad..just an observation) and smoking the real stuff is a socially accepted culture... Once on Friday night around 10-15 cop cars came and I saw 2-3 people running away from the backside of the complex minutes before the cops arrival. I was no longer shocked to see these things, I was just curious to know more about these superior race of humans. How come they knew about the cops ? And how come, their timing was inch-perfect...? These are once in lifetime things and I'm glad I witnessed them.. I was also privileged to witness some live physical fights and violence in front of me. Oh, and one more thing.. you might sometimes find yourself locked out in the cold. The door auto locks itself so remember to carry the keys even if you are taking the TRASH out.. This has happened to me few times and I had to call the maintenance. I hope you can see why these things should not be a concern for anyone living here. I'm giving it two stars because the onsite management was surprisingly good and so was the rent. If anything went wrong, it was fixed. There are only a few things the management can do. What sells here is the price and I guess it works for everyone who lives here. So... you decide !

Girlfriend rented from this place for nearly 1.5 years and began a month to month lease after the…read moreinitial 12 month lease, paying $1425 per month. Janet, however is the most unprofessional property manager that JCM Living has employed. So much so that she had to contact her boss's boss - just to make sure that when we left (which was not only due to the wasp problem, but also the fact she was trying to illegally have her removed, even threatened to purposely withhold payment, so she could file an eviction proceeding, even though rent was always paid on time) - and furthermore, that she wouldn't be charged for the following months rent after she left, since she received an invoice for the month she wouldn't be there. Furthermore, Janet was rude and completely unprofessional, even when trying to leave the property. She even refused to speak with a current resident with legal counsel beside her - and acted completely immature while being questioned about lease termination. I would stay away from this property if Janet is still employed there. I do hope that this review gives insight to prospective renters, letting them know how incompetent the property managers are. Stay away. Rent somewhere else.

I've had the worst experience with Ken Gardens; specifically with Janet and Dawn from the rental…read moreoffice. They are both unprofessional and condescending to the residents. My first issue is safety; my car was broken into within 2 month of living there. I filed a police report and notified the rental office; they were completely uninterested. I asked if they wanted a copy of the report to have on file or if any safety measures would be taken. They never responded to my email. Secondly, my apartment was broken into and I experienced the same behavior; they didn't want to police report, took no safety measures and generally acted as if they did not care. Next, I had issues with a 'peeping Tom' in the fall. I asked if they would trim the bush in front of my window so that people could not hide behind the bush to look into my windows; they gave me trouble for months and advised I cannot get special treatment on landscaping. (They eventually agreed to trim the bush in the spring.) Lastly, 6+ months into my tenancy, I started recently Water/Sewage utility bills from Conservice that I was never notified of. I was told by Dawn that they would not back charge me because it was their billing error. Shocker... I am receiving $300+ of back charges and Ken Gardens is taking no accountability for their error or the fact they told me I would not receive a back charge and am now being back charged. Note, not all residents are charged for Sewage/Water; only selected residents. I am not typically a person to leave a negative review but Ken Gardens has treated me so poorly causing so much stress and I do not wish this treatment on anyone. I would highly suggest looking for another complex. Pickings are tough right now due to high rent prices, which is the only reason I am staying here MTM. I hope this review helps someone when choosing their next place to live.

Lived here for a few years, paying more for this apartment than my friends who rent houses in the…read morearea. The parking lot behind my apartment is dimly lit, a complete sheet of ice, and if I forget to lock my car, you can bet someone is going to rummage through it while I sleep. People seem to like to use my dimly lit corner parking spot to do drugs, have sex and sleep for days at a time. Management's solution? "leave a note". I am looking to break my lease, since they are not holding up their end of the lease to insure a safe and secure environment.

I have lived in the Longbrook Apartment complex in Matawan, NJ for 2 years now and for the most…read morepart have not had any major problems. However, I have noticed that in this time, the living situation has greatly declined since I first moved in, which is why I am currently moving out. A lot of people enjoy the fact that they can have their dogs or pets. No one enforces any kind of rules to curb the pets. Nothing like running to your car for something and traipsing through something nice and smelly. I just recently had an incident where my ceiling leaked when it rained heavily and again during the hurricane. It appeared the water was leaking out of my living room light fixtures and down the insides of the walls. And I mean my couch was completely drenched, it wasn't a drop of water. Odd because I live in a first floor apartment. When I called for service, I was left a note that they came and took pictures of the water marks on the wall. I don't consider that to be service, per se. Also, attempting to get in touch with the property manager is darn near impossible without MULTIPLE tries. For instance, I got a rent bill that said I owed $0.00 for my last month, which I suspected was inaccurate. So I called the leasing office. Twice I explained my story and twice was told "oh, the property manager isn't here, call back when she is at such and such time". So I did - because the office wouldn't take my phone number to give this person to call me back when I was trying to fix their problem. And on the third try I got the elusive property manager. Never has someone been so unnecessarily rude to me. I understand people make mistakes, and I was just trying to cover my bases, no biggie. She treated me as though I was causing her a huge problem before curtly informing me I owed the rent and slamming the phone down on me. All in all, I wouldn't move here if you paid me to at this point. There are plenty of other complexes in the area that I assume are better maintained and possibly staffed with helpful people.

Love this place. I visit once in a while and wish I lived here. So convenient, clean spaces, great…read morenoise buffering, amazing bagel/ coffee and Japanese food on the spot, well taken care of swimming pool with lifeguard, and so much more.

My fiancé and I love living here. It truly has that home feel and being so close to the train we…read moreNEVER hear it. Very dog friendly community & a lot of amenities options. There is a dog park that is always clean and taken care of. Multiple places for dog bags and garbages! We feel safe and our neighbors are so friendly. So many different places to walk too and we were able to use the pool and it was so nice. Gym is clean and has better hours then the gym!! Leasing office is great along with maintenance! Always someone around if locked yourself out or if you have an issue. Work orders are answered and done within a day, that's more based on your schedule then theirs! Major plus is seeing the most perfect sunsets. Love living here and can't say enough nice things about it!

It's practically brand new. It's a real nice community. Close to transportation and very functional.read more

STAY FAR AWAY. Property management as absolutely horrendous, corporate takes zero responsibility…read morefor their employees and has zero concern for residents' safety, and the quality of the construction is beyond shoddy. I have lived at this property for over a year and while I was optimistic for a short while that things would get better, things have gone from bad to worse. They initially had me sign my lease back in January 2018, however, I did not know at the time there was no Certificate of Occupancy, which violates NJ law. Further, I had selected a move-in date in February and had checked in on the property the week before my move-in date to see if I could peek in a window to figure out whether a piece of furniture I wanted to buy would fit. I was horrified to see that the town house was far from being ready. From my limited view, I could see the laminate flooring wasn't down, the walls weren't painted, the kitchen wasn't completed, and there were still kitchen appliances sitting in the middle of the room. I immediately contacted the leasing office who couldn't give me any info and had to start calling around corporate the next few days for answers, to which I barely got a response other than we'll get back to you. I finally heard from leasing two days before my move-in date that it wouldn't be move-in ready for me (gee, shocker). Fortunately, I was staying with my parents during those two months, otherwise I'd have needed to pay for storage and alternate living arrangements. On my actual move-in date over two months later, I was really shocked at how hurried much of the construction was and how the property had been treated by the team. There were gouges in the floor, in the baseboards, and in the walls. Cabinets and appliances were cracked and scratched. Corners of walls had already been chipped. My walkthrough was supposed to be done with a leasing agent (Melissa Jordan), but while waiting for her in her office, a potential new tenant walked in off the street without an appointment and she pawned me off on the maintenance employee. Not a great start. Things only got worse after I moved in. My A/C had never been connected, so my house became blistering as soon as the weather became hot in early May. I had entered a maintenance request that went unaddressed for three days until I showed up ion the office on Saturday morning. Maintenance came over immediately and discovered the A/C unit hadn't been connected, so he connected the united. The first two floors were okay, but nothing changed in the third floor, where my bedroom was. For the next two months, I had to suffer through 90+ degree temperatures in my bedroom while I begged and pleaded for them to do something. They kept telling me they were working on a solution and working on a solution, that I was the only one with this issue, and meanwhile, my bedroom became uninhabitable. After a month, I had to send a registered letter threatening to sue the property and advising I was going to start withholding my rent until the conditions were fixed. It wasn't fixed until sometime in mid-late July and their fix was installing a ductless system upstairs that doesn't turn on/off like regular central A/C. It blows directly onto my bed and I wake up multiple times during the night to turn it on and off because I'm freezing or sweltering. Oh and as it turns out? EVERY townhouse had the same problem and their construction team that came in to install it admitted that they'd told the engineers the ducts were too small in the plans such that air wouldn't carry to the third floor, but their concerns were ignored. The overall problems in the development continued. Safety is a major concern with management refusing to install cameras and constant police activity throughout the complex. After a technical glitch with their payment portal that rejected my rent autopay, the complex is now suing me for unpaid rent and filed suit 3 days after the day my rent was due and the issue brought to my attention. Given that this was the fault of their chosen tech and a similar issue led the manager to extend the deadline for me many months ago, I requested an extension from the leasing agent. She ignored my email for 3 days and then instructed the suit. Deplorable and unprofessional behavior, total ineptitude in property management. I now have to take off of work to appear in court. Don't make the same mistake we all did. RUN in the other direction.