Great place to live, maintenance are on top of things , very courteous and professional, very quiet…read moreplace to live with many options to eat with the water being only feet away , apartments are well maintained and very spacious, we have lived there for few months and absolutely love it!!

Shady leasing practices and/or blatant discrimination:…read more Maddie from Goldwyn corresponded with us about this property and set up a showing with us - she led us to believe a unit was available and at no time did she mention the unit was spoken for. I showed up for the tour and the first thing she says is that there's already an application in on the unit but will show it to me anyway ... why? Then she mentions there's another similar unit coming available so proceeds to show me the spoken for unit ... okay, no problem. I assume this is done so that I am able to see a unit and just apply for the coming unit. At the end of the showing, Maddie now tells me that the second unit coming available *also* has an application in on it already. Um ... why wasn't this mentioned at the start of the tour? Now - I understand that leasing agents perhaps secure "plan B" prospects in case a current application on a unit goes through - fine. But why the hell wouldn't this be disclosed to me before I waste my time driving an hour round trip for the showing? Shouldn't it be my decision as to whether I choose to bother viewing the units when any coming available are already spok en for? And - why was it okay to lead me to believe that another unit was available until the end of the tour - only to tell me that this unit, too, was suddenly spoken for? I had mentioned that the unit was for my wife and I (we're a gay couple). Seems like the units were suddenly 'spoken for' after this discovery. I have never, ever, had a leasing agent not tell me that an application was already in for a unit I was interested in before choosing to view it. Either this was blatant unprofessionalism or blatant discrimination. Either way - don't rent from these people.

I recently moved to these apartments, near my old stomping ground. I regret ever moving out of the…read moreKenTon area and after viewing these apartments, I was sold on renting. The apartments are professionally managed by MJ Peterson. They are currently being renovated when people move out and being fitted with new plumbing and fresh paint and fixtures. I opted for a 1-bedroom garden level apartment but the two main levels have balconies. The rental m prices increase on each floor. I am paying $850 for my apartment and it includes everything except electric and internet services. The internet is through Verizon FIOS and because cable is one of the amenities provided, the internet is discounted as a bundle. The outsides of each building are being fixed currently. The inside of the apartments are clean and well-maintained. The apartments are cute inside. Some have a breakfast bar and some have a double galley kitchen. Each kitchen is fitted with a dishwasher and a modern stove and fridge. The bathroom is equipped with a vanity and there is a walk in closet. In addition, there is tons of storage. There's tons of cabinet space in the kitchen. There are two closets in my apartment in addition to my walk-in closet. So far there have been no gripes about this place but I'll be sure to update if there are any.

I lived at the Exchange Luxury Apartment for a little over 2 years. First want to go start by…read moresaying, the apartments themselves are well kept, spacious, and cleaned before moving in. The maintenance team are agile, respectful, and always willing to help. Those are the positives. Unfortunately the negatives caused me to move out. It started with the unkept, dirty, and outdated entrances. On a regular basis are dirty, disheveled, and at times will have cockroaches that came over from the restaurants. Next you have the mailrooms are not in a private area, they are right at walk in; where people can come and go as they please which can cause packages to go missing. In the same has random shopping carts management decided are a better option than premium, rolling racks to match the luxury title on the property; even when asked to upgrade. Third, the smells. The regular smell of marijuana coming from other residence that linger into yours, which is against contract. The cockroaches that made an appearance on the property more than once in apartments and mailrooms. Forth, leaking walls in the bathroom(s). Coming from the ceiling and walls that we assumed to come from incorrect paint on the walls when humid and roof leaks. Fifth, pricing. For nearly $2k a month for a 1br, there are no added amenities besides the sterile roof on one of the properties. There is no gym there is no wreck room. There is not even a doorman to make sure that your packages are safe and protected. Not to forget to mention it is near a highly trafficked area of the hotel, restaurants, and UB.

Usually when Barbie spits her bf's whatever in my mouth, the director calls it "The Exchange", and…read moreit's quite a Luxury being able to make money the way we do. You just have to Apartmentalize everything and there's no issue. So these are pretty beautiful fancy expensive apartments close to UB where a lot of students live - mainly International students or rich students in my experience. Kinda the same demographic in some ways. You probably wouldn't live here if you are being cost-conscious because they are expensive but they seem to be well-managed and they seem to be pretty fancy and if you're going to have to move up to Amherst having lived in New York City then you're going to need a nice place to stay in all the time because it's so damn cold for a hundred and twelve months a year and that's exactly where these apartments come in handy. Plus you're in the same exact Plaza as China Taste which is one of the best authentic Chinese restaurants you may ever try. And the reason I know these apartments inside and out is because (a) my current side b lives in these (or one of them I should say, but the most commonly visited one), and (b) Barbie and I paid her rent for her 2 months ago because Mummy and Daddy were having a falling out with her. Don't worry she's already in her 20s it's nothing creepy. (She's been in her 20s for all of 7 months). Anyway the apartments look as lovely on the inside as they do on the outside and yes, they're expensive, but you get what you pay for in this case. Just sometimes, the halls smell of Weed though. Should not be allowed.

My son has lived here 3 years in a double 2/2.5. He has had an excellent experience - uses the gym…read morefacilities and has relied on the bus shuttle a few times. It is convenient, seems safe, they stay on top of spraying/bugs etc. They always notify before entering. Some of the baseboards and corners have seen better days, but for the most part the unit was comfortable and we kept it clean year over year. Any issues with broken anything - put in an online service order and they fixed within one day. He is choosing to now move into a studio for Masters degree. Hoping the great experience continues!

Great place to live and great staff. Maintenance is always so fast and helpful with any work ordersread more

Just read other reviews, you know how bad crazy they are for your deposit…read more Move out Total Charges $2,480.17 I rented a unit from Wyse Properties for so many years. After moving out, we were charged over $2,400 in fees, with very limited explanation and minimal documentation. We've since filed a case with small claims court. Based on our experience, I strongly recommend future tenants document everything thoroughly and be cautious about deposit handling. I would not rent from them again.

They are very dishonest. They over promise, under deliver and are extremely rude and disrespectful…read more Very selfish owners who do not care about anything or anyone except themselves and to make money. I would advise no one live here. It isn't cheap, they'll just charge you for random things without even letting you know. If you need something fixed, good luck. If you are promised something, ask to have it in writing (which we did, and they said NO! Should have been a red flag but we already signed the lease) Of all the places I've lived and landlords we've had, they are the worst, by far. It is not "normal" like they portray. There are others in the area that I would recommend over these people.

if you don't mind snow not being taken care of and wanna play skating on ice then here is your…read moreplace they don't take care of trash by the dumpster it's left all outside it for dayyyys!!! the snow and ice on sidewalks it's soooo dangerous... You can call multiple times but they don't care. They sure do make sure that rent paid and they sure don't forget to add $ if it's late what a world we live in now smh. Do better Glendale !

This company owns several complexes, but I'm writing about Leisure Village. Although, since they're…read moreall owned by the same company, I doubt the others are any better. The previous tenant of our apartment actually got out of her lease because the apartment was UNLIVABLE. Biggest problem: black mold. Building inspectors came while they were living here and demanded the walls be REPLACED before anyone new moved in. When we moved in, the decaying walls had NOT been replaced, but simply PAINTED OVER. On top of that, they did a HORRIBLE job cleaning and getting the apartment ready for us. They did replace the rug, but didn't bother to clean the floor under before putting the new one down. No fun stepping on unknown objects still under the hard office rug. They left a bunch of garbage in the cabinets from the previous renters in the kitchen as well. Dishwashers ARE included, but we never got one. And finally, they destroy your personal property, especially if it's outside, instead of doing the RIGHT thing, and at least knocking on your door if there's a need to move it. I'm reviewing this on a few sites.... best to warn as many people as possible.

24-unit apartment building for the disabled. Landlord Olmsted Center are slumlords. High turnover…read moreof staff. Takes forever to get anything fixed. Nothing ever gets replaced. Even normal, regular maintenance doesn't get done. Practically brand-new building that opened in 2003 but looks ghetto on the inside. Tenants regularly left stranded for days after a snowstorm. No one at Olmsted Center seems to give a shit that disabled people are living in sub-standard conditions due to their neglect and inability to keep staff. Have heard they also treat their employees like shit so no surprise there. Shitty situation all around. Would not send my dog to live there.

Since I have moved here in September it has been nothing but a fantastic experience. The apartments…read moreare spacious, the apartment representatives are super friendly and available when ever you have questions, and they do a lot for us tenants. Thank you Lockwood!

So far me and my family have had a great overall experience living here staff and neighbors are…read morefriendly. I am a huge fan of how close in proximity the apartments are to major stores such as Wegmans, Tops, Target, Walmart and more!