After losing her husband, my 70-year-old mother-in-law found herself facing a difficult and emotional transition. We were fortunate to connect with Darren at Dominion, and I can't express enough how grateful we are for his professionalism, compassion, and integrity throughout the entire process. From the beginning, Darren was incredibly knowledgeable and took the time to explain every option available--ensuring my mother-in-law had all the information she needed to make an informed and comfortable decision. Despite the many complexities of her unique situation, Darren never once pressured us or made us feel rushed. He approached everything with empathy and care, which made all the difference during such a sensitive time. He went above and beyond to help guide her through every step, making what could have been a stressful experience feel manageable and smooth. Dominion is very lucky to have someone like Darren on their team--he is truly an asset to the company. I highly recommend Dominion to anyone looking for a trustworthy, efficient, and compassionate company when selling a home. They deliver on their promise of quick closings and fair offers, all while treating clients like real people--not just transactions. read more

I was a resident at Sage on Prospect and had a parking spot rental through Dominion as an addendum to my lease. When Sage sold to a new owner in March, things got messy fast. The new building owner isn't working with Dominion anymore, and suddenly Dominion is telling me they can't honor my parking agreement even though I still have 3 months left on it. The garage wasn't even part of the sale - it's offsite and apparently Dominion goes through Power Parking to manage it. Here's where it gets sketchy: I asked them directly if they own the garage and they completely refused to answer. Just dodged the question. Meanwhile, the new Sage owner told me Dominion actually part-owns these garages, which explains why they're pulling this move. Seems like I'm caught in the middle of their business dispute and they're just canceling tenant agreements to make a point. I get that business relationships change, but you can't just "null" a signed contract because you're not working with a building anymore. I paid for parking through July, and now I'm scrambling to find a replacement spot for the last few months. If you rent from them, just know that your agreements might not mean much if it becomes inconvenient for them. Really disappointed in how this was handled. read more

Just wanted to share a cautionary tale for anyone looking to or currently renting from Dominion Properties in Milwaukee. I recently involved the DATCP, and they issued a Non-Compliance Letter against the company. The state confirmed that Dominion's 'Nonstandard Rental Provisions' (specifically #74, #77, and #81) are illegal under ATCP 134.08. Under Wisconsin law, including these prohibited provisions makes the entire lease void and unenforceable. Even after the state's warning, the owner told me they would intentionally refuse to market my unit for a new tenant unless I paid an illegal $500 fee. If you're a current tenant, don't let them bully you into 'Lease Break Agreements' that the state has already flagged as illegal. You have rights, and the DATCP has a record of their refusal to comply. read more

I fully echo Bob B.'s review-- I also lived at 1671 N. Prospect Ave., up until October 2023. It was an absolute waste of money and time. Thankfully I lived there for just over a year, but I still saw all the issues with management and upkeep of the building. The unit itself was constantly freezing outside the summer months. The heater was extremely loud but did nothing to keep the tiny studio warm. I had to run my space heater nearly constantly. The thermostat always read higher than the actual room's temp. They want over 1000 dollars a month for what amounts to a concrete cell with no air conditioning and not even a ceiling fan. On top of that, the parking situation was insanely bad. They want to charge $125+ a month for you to parallel park between two other spots alongside the building. They showed their truest colors when it finally came time for moving out: They insisted on a 12pm "walk through" on my final day. My next place wasn't able to let me in until 3pm that day, so I called and asked well ahead of time if they would possibly be able to afford me an extra hour or two to vacate. They told me no, they had absolutely no "wiggle room" on that. So I ended up having everything out and cleaned by 1pm (an hour late), while a Dominion Properties employee was there waiting (for about 15 minutes, they did not show up right at 12). Standing next to me in person the worker actually told me it was no problem and to even take my time, after I assured them I'd be done and out by 1. At most I expected a $50 late move-out charge, but I got my security deposit back today and they docked me a full $100 for "Administration Charges" for the purpose of "Reschedule Walkthrough". They tacked on an extra $40 to remove what I'm sure was 1 or 2 items from the kitchen and bathroom, one of which I'm certain was the toilet brush that was there when I moved in. Unbelievable. These people will not so much as lift a finger to help you, but they'll do anything to take as much from you as possible (and then some). Dominion Properties is run by greedy, stingy, and overall worthless leeches. Just another predatory "property management" company trying to suck as much money as they can out of their renters. I've rented from 9 different property companies in my life and these slimy lizards are down there with the worst. Dominion, wipe that thick caking of clown makeup off your ugly faces and try making money through honest means for once. Do not rent from them. read more

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Just a update, after finally getting off the darn parking permit contract, I no longer park in the over priced icing lot except for quick trips to load and unload my vehicles. FYI I'm 62 with past heart issues (but doing good over all). Last week, Godfrey decided it would be good to leave me a warning that he will make certain I get towed if my car is in the lot (Guessing his service man decided to report me, as he was about the only one in the lot) After writing a truthful review about this man (and his lies) he seems to maybe be looking for some kind of revenge? I have NO idea what originally set him off on me but something did? I'm a customer, a responsible, sparkling clean tenant and someone needs to learn a little bit about how to treat customers. I personally would like to see his energies go towards getting some fresh paint on the decks.....they look TERRIBLE read more

They're broke and targeting home-insecure folks. Beware. Wish I could give less than 1 star. A few years ago, I rented with them. I loved the "eco-friendly" mission and relatively cheap rent. I have been living peacefully there, as an unproblematic tenant. Now, due to covid, I NEED to leave (ill elderly parents, $$) but they won't allow me to sublease, despite it saying on the lease that I can. Why would they deny allowing someone to take over the lease so they can continue receiving a steady receive of income? I think they'd rather keep the security deposit and get that lump sum as opposed to having spaced out payments, with additional tenants to tend to. Also, JUST FYI but YOU CANNOT MOVE OUT DURING THE WINTER MONTHS or you have to pay for the remainder of your lease. I get it, but again, no covid relief. No communication. They use the front desk doors (some soft spoken woman who say they don't know anything) as a barrier between you and any decision-makers. GET EVERYTHING IN WRITING. You may have to take them (or defend yourself) in court. I had wondered why my building had so many empty apartments (like it's always at least half empty). DO NOT RENT from Dominion. There are so many other similar properties, CHOOSE ANOTHER. Sides: The walls are paper-thin. You can hear a mouse squeak in the room below. read more

My story is similar to Taylor J... I've been a tenant with Dominion Properties for more than four years at 1671 N. Prospect Ave. I've seen many people come and go. I considered myself to be a good tenant to notify them if anything was wrong. I complained a few times during that period. I was never late on payments but I recently received a lease termination letter without any cause from them on a Friday evening so there was no way I can dispute it. Their ceilings fall apart when it rains. Maintenance folks are lazy and do the bare minimum. The heaters are old and noisy. The walls are poorly insulated so you can smell the other apartment rooms. Security is poor so expect for your packages to get stolen a lot. Don't plan on staying here long term cause you'll be replaced eventually. Stay away if you can. read more

It was so bad, I'd give it a zero, but it won't let me, so I give it a 1 DO NOT RENT FROM DOMINION PROPERTIES!!! They terminated my lease without cause after 5 years of always extending me a lease renewal. Rent always paid. No complaints ever received from other tenants or the company themselves. I was ambushed/assaulted and almost raped in the stairwell of their 1671 N Prospect Building back in the Summer of 2019. I stayed there 1 year after the incident, and transferred my lease to a nearby building. I completed 1 year at the new building, and they offered me a lease extension, which I signed. A few months later, I got an ESA dog due to a PTSD diagnosis (I have all proper paperwork so he complies with Fair Federal Housing Act of 1968) and supplied them with proper paperwork. March rolls around, the time they normally send lease extensions, and I receive a lease termination instead. Come to find out, someone living in my previous building, 1671 N Prospect, whom also has an ESA dog, received the same notice. Essentially, this is Dominion Properties' legal way of "kicking us out" because they do not want dogs in the building. They do not need to provide either of us with a reason. Now, where I have an issue with Dominion Properties, is how they handled this situation, especially after me renting from them for HALF A DECADE, without issue, and me always being a reasonable tenant. I got attacked in THEIR building, and they want me out because I have a legitimate ESA dog for a legitimate severe PTSD diagnosis. On top of it, the leasing coordinator Renee Kortendick, sent out the notices on a Friday before a weekend, so we would come home from work to them and not be able to call.... and she's ON VACATION ALL WEEK! How convenient, Renee! Now, I, have decided to say "F*ck Dominion Properties" and am blessed enough to be able to move home to my parents' until I figure something out. On the other hand, this other girl who lives in 1671 N Prospect, has been calling Dominion Properties all week, with her calls getting completely ignored, or multiple staff members assuring someone will call her back, and no one ever does. Finally, after ignoring her basically all week, they tell her "we can't give you any reason". 100% legal, yes. 100% shady, yep. I have been nothing but loyal to them, have only rented from them, paid my rent, and was a respectful tenant. I don't doubt the same for this other lady. What they are doing is so morally wrong and disgusting, that I have already started moving to Cedarburg and want nothing to do with that apartment. I didn't use the ESA law as a shitty way around having a dog in a no dog building. I sincerely needed Finley for my mental health, and you're kicking me, and someone else, to the curb because of it. Shame on you Dominion Properties. Oh, and when I lived in 1671 N Prospect, one of their maintenance guys, Joe, told people at a Brady Street bar (THAT SHE WORKS AT) that he would enter her apartment illegally and "sniff her underwear". She told Dominion. Guess what they did? Said he is no longer allowed to service her unit, but he came and serviced mine PLENTY OF TIMES after when I put service requests. Shady landlords who only care about the money. You should see what they charge for rent for the buildings they actually give a shit about.... read more

To begin with, I lived in my apartment for two years and the place was so dirty when I moved in that I actually cried. The entire time I lived in my apartment I had a refrigerator and freezer that would not keep food cold or completely frozen. I complained about this several times and nothing was done. The basement door would not shut completely (endangering everyone in the building), complained about this several times and nothing was done. My shower faucet leaked and their fix did not work and also made the hot water handle so tight I could barely turn on the water. Our building was promised a bike rack that we never got...believe me I could go on and on... Perhaps the worst issue I had was that my bathroom toilet leaked. Finally after months of complaining they replaced it with a used toilet (gross)...that of course leaked. At this point the bathroom floor got completely ruined and mold was growing. And they finally decided I was worthy of a new toilet and floor. So the crack maintenance crew sanded the new subfloor (which was a grainy cement like material) in my apartment without covering the bathroom doorway with plastic or any of my furniture or electronics so everything, and I mean everything was covered inside and out with a fine toxic dust. It took me weeks to clean up and because it also got into the heating ducts I suffered for months with headaches and colds. Btw, when I brought this to the attention of the maintenance man I was yelled at and intimidated out of asking for anything to be fixed (I say fixed loosely) again. The owner actually did my check out. He, like the maintenance crew was rude and condescending. I explained the situation above, even showing him pictures. And very snidely he said he was sorry and that he would look into compensating me. Needless to say he did nothing. This was a one bedroom apartment that rented for $900.00 a month, but seemed more like a tenement. Avoid this company like the plague, especially if you are a single women. If I could give 0 stars I would. read more

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Awful company to rent through. This is my experience from my time at 1671 N Prospect. Was told that there was parking available in their back lot ($100 a month) which was a lie, the majority of their parking is in a parking garage located several blocks away at 1550 E Royall Place ($140 a month) with the only entrance in the alley. Frequently Dominion employees park in tenants spots and the lot doesn't get plowed/shoveled in the winter along with the entrances. They just throw down rock salt which gets tracked into the building. Falsely advertised on their site that there are store lockers available since they don't exist. The included water is something the tenants of the building have to collectively pay for quarterly. All appliances are electric. This building was recently "updated" but it's a facade. The central heat is extremely loud, so loud that you can hear it coming through in other units which also describes how thin the walls are. The windows open horizontally which is a terrible idea considering there's no central A/C so every unit needs an A/C Unit. The windows are about 5 ft tall by 3 ft wide so there's an obnoxious gap to have to fill in the summertime. A/C units are to be provided by the tenant fyi. Police are called here several times a month as break ins are common, assaults in the back parking lot and domestic disturbances. There has never been communication by Dominion about this which speaks to their lack of concern about the safety and well being about their tenants. The back parking lot is an area that a lot of people use as a cut through, yet there are no security cameras there. The office staff will give you the run around by saying "I don't know" and never follow up with you on any questions you may have. Emails and phone calls are rarely responded to. In conclusion, save yourself the time, headache, and cost of dealing with Dominion. There's plenty of safer and cost effective options available across the city with rental companies that value their tenants. read more

Lived in their building for 2 years. It was nice enough but unsafe as a single girl living there. Also, the security deposit was 1,200 and they took out $600 after I cleaned very well and removed everything. Not accommodating. Awful awful place. They will try to get every penny out of you that they can. Don't live in their buildings! read more

Honestly, not a bad place to live. Management was always flexible with me, and their maintenance was super friendly. 1671 N prospect is in a great location, and I loved living so close to everything on Brady St. Biggest downsides at this building are air conditioning, laundry, and literally hearing the person breathing next. Considering location & price these apartments are a great value. I was a little disappointed in the $300 charge from my security deposit upon move out, especially after scrubbing everything in my apartment (including the walls) I was still charged cleaning fees. Didn't argue it though. read more

Dominion Properties is one of the most unprofessional places in the city of Milwaukee. I lived at 1671 N Prospect for a year (wish it were less). After looking for more apartments I can confidentially say that the younger management at other properties are more professional than the joke of the owner/manager or what ever his egotistical self claims title to. When I first moved in I was happy with how my apartment looked- new appliances & hardwood floors. The nice apartment was soon turned ugly right when I moved in. I would have gladly given this apartment up If I knew the hell I was going to go through with Dominion Properties and the management. To Start off, every single day of the week AND weekend, they're drilling and pounding who knows what. The worst part about it is, it is at the butt crack of dawn so even if I had a chance to sleep in I wouldn't be able to! I am a full time college student who would rather stay at school than go home because it is too loud for me to concentrate. Movings on, shortly after moving in I had found out that I could not control the heat or air in my apartment (like I was told I would). That was fine I improvised and bought fans so I could bear through summer without melting away. Then came winter. I had a space heater, 12 blankets, and constant opening of the oven to get some sort of heat into the apartment. I run typically on the warmer side but her I was an icicle. My windows would leak and the water that would come in would freeze. it got too unbearable that I had to buy wrap to put over my windows to insulate them and even after all of that work I was still freezing. The last major issue, the breaking point that pushed me over the edge was parking. I had bought a spot with the apartment because parking out here is mere impossible. We were given ONE sticker that said "place on left side of back window". Me being a broke college student and my parents being broke college parents, have issues with our vehicles. That being said, my dad is a mechanic so, if there were an issue with my car we would switch cars. I would switch cars every month or so, and didn't hear a word from Dominion Properties. One morning, after switching vehicles again, my car was gone. I walked outside to leave for class and it was just gone. No notice, nothing. So I freaked out had to figure out how to get to school and asked my parents if they could call Dominion Properties for me to figure out what happened with my car, so I could go to class. After speaking with my parents I was informed that the manager was rude and unprofessional to my parents and asked why I didn't personally call him myself. We were then stuck with a $150 fine and I had to uber to school and to the towing company so i could get my car. But wait that's not it. It's not two weeks later, I have a sticker in the car but its not stuck to the window (because I switch cars often and would not be able to take the sticker off the window). It is sitting on the back left corner of the car, clearly visible, and guess what... my car gets towed AGAIN! In a span of two weeks the same exact car was towed. Now let me remind you that I pay $100 for that parking spot a month. So I got towed from the parking spot that I personally pay for a month to park at? This time my parents were pissed and so was I. I called dominion properties in the morning and explained what happened and they said they would call me back shortly. Not only did I never hear back from them but, my mom never did either. SO finally my dad gets on the phone with the owner and explains the situation. This grown ass man yells at my father and tells him that this is your daughters fault and theres nothing for you to do. On top of all of this, after speaking to the towing company I cannot even pick up the car now because I am not the owner of the vehicle (my father is). Last time I had my car towed from the SAME company and I was able to take the car. Apparently last time the girl who let me take the car made a mistake and shouldn't have. So this time, my father who lives in Illinois, has to get a letter notarized so that I can pick up OUR car that was towed from MY parking spot. AND on top of all of that, we have to pay for all the charges including towing and however long it takes to get that letter notarized. In long story short DO NOT LIVE HERE. Dominion Properties is unprofessional; They never get back to you, they're constantly doing construction, and if you ever want to talk civilly with the owner, good luck- you'll need it. read more

I lived at Sage on Jackson, which was a decent place, but I had many issues with the management company. First, they were unresponsive on many emails and calls that my wife and I left for them regarding our early move out. Second, if you have to move out early for special reasons, they give 2 options: 1) Pay $500 to break the lease, but still pay rent every month until they rent it out without access to the apartment. 2) Pay 3 months rent (we had 4 months left to pay). They urged us to do option 1 - all but ensuring us it would be easy. When they did list our place, they listed it for $100 more per month in the months of Jan-March. I understand that they have no incentive to rent out our place, but upping it $100 in January-March is a bad omen in the real estate market, which leads me to believe that Dominion Properties acted in bad faith. I think that there is a certain degree of Corporate and Social Responsibility that companies should act under. Special situations arise and if you don't show the ability to adapt then you're not making this world a better place. I offered many other solutions (2 months rent, pay the fees but have access to the place, keep rent the same price, put better pictures of the place on the site, etc.) but they never budged. 3 months later, the place is still not rented and I have asked if I could retroactively pay the 3 months (which I already have) and be out of the agreement. They have yet to respond as usual. I have been communicative and cooperative the entire time but I want to make sure others know what they are getting themselves into. Don't sign a lease with Dominion Properties - they help the world with their Green Initiatives, but they don't care about individuals. read more

I lived at 1671 N Prospect Ave for a very short stint as I moved to Milwaukee for work, but was transferred soon after to a new location. Throughout the entire process, Dominion was excellent in their professionalism, communication, and willingness to help me with my odd work situation. I was referred to them by a friend and I am so extremely thankful because this company made my Milwaukee life so great. I was able to park right outside my building for only $100 per month. Tricia, Godfrey, and Renee are who I worked with mostly and their kindness and work ethic are astounding. I am extremely thankful I chose this company and this wonderful studio apartment. If work ever brings me back to MKE area, I know exactly where I'm going. Thank you, Dominion Properties! read more

I would not recommend renting from Dominion Properties to my worst enemy. Especially at 1671 N Prospect. First of all, my building was under construction every day for the entire 16 months I lived there. The drilling started every morning at 8am or earlier so sleeping in was NEVER an option. Naps were impossible. I also had to make sure my blinds were always closed due to the lift machine that was outside of my window. I came out of the shower one morning with 3 workers right on the other side of the glass................ My own personal parking spot was never available because random cars (usually a worker's) were ALWAYS in it. At least twice a week I had to park in the street because MY spot was taken. Dominion didn't do anything about it. I payed "month-to-month" rent after my year lease was up.. HA! What a joke. You have to give 3 months advance before moving out AND they charged me a $500 fee when I vacated early (yet still payed rent for months I didn't live there). They said this was for "advertising and administrative costs". Really? $500 just so you can list my apartment on your website a month earlier than expected. Ridiculous. Oh, also don't plan on moving out in the months of October, November, December, January, or February because its not allowed..... Even if you're paying "month-to-month". The hallways smelled like barf. The tenants would trash the halls and elevator and it wouldn't get cleaned up for days. I could smell the parking lot cigarette smoke through my windows on the 5th floor. Overall, if you want to spend a ridiculous amount of money to live in a smelly, loud shoe box as well as pay ridiculous hidden fees upon you're move out, rent from Dominion Properties! read more

Do not rent with them. They fucking suck. I was never once told even after many times of asking that there was a fucking waitlist to park onsite behind the building. They have a shitty attitude when they were called out on it. If you want to park of street because there is absolutely no where to fucking park on Prospect Ave you have to pay $130 a month to park in a structure that's a five minute walk away from your apartment. The neighbors are shitty as well and when you send in a complaint about loud music at 1 in the morning nothing is done about it. Do not rent with them! If you want to get out of your lease early you have to pay $500 and then pay rent for every month after until they find someone to rent the apartment. read more

I've lived at 2 different properties under them all due to needing a quick move and I guess that's my fault. Maintenance never comes. I have a leak in the ceiling at my old place that they never came for and my current place still has a hole in the window which I notified them in early October about. Do not get parking in the garage. You will either never fit into your spot because they intentionally made them small or you will end up damaging your car. This company isn't worth it. read more

I lived at Dominion for several years at 1825 N Prospect. It was by far the most pleasant company I have rented from!

So my experience with this company has been nothing short of.....a nightmare? I had leased an apartment with this company right before COVID hit... literally signed the beginning of March. I had a family emergency come up end of April/ beginning of May, and inquired about options toward breaking the lease so I could take care of family matters (in short, I explained to them that my parents were now fully unemployed due to COVID and I had to move back home to help with their rent). While my situation was unplanned and obviously not ideal, I tried to give as much time as I could, which was 30 days before my lease started. I was sent a lease-break agreement by Renee, who I thought was great at first, but then completely rubbed me the wrong way. The agreement was in difficult-to-read text, and she seemed bothered when I emailed her questions. I signed the agreement and was notified there would be a lease breaking fee "for advertising the unit again". Fine, whatever. But then I was told I would owe rent until the unit was leased. Now, the fun part... I ended up advertising this apartment on Facebook AND craigslist by myself for the whole month of May and June. I only saw Dominion advertise the apartment ONCE on Craigslist, towards the mid/end of June. That's it. They also noted the month of June would be free... interesting. The unit was finally unlisted on their website end of June, where I then had to email (and then wait 48 hours for a response) Dominion asking if the unit was officially rented, and if I could just use my security deposit to pay my balance. At the time, the charges were $950... one month of rent plus the lease breaking fee. After calling the office asking for an update, I got who else, but Renee's voicemail. Two hours later I get a short e-mail back saying simply, "your deposit will go towards your outstanding balance. The unit was rented for July 15." I go look at my account... a half month of rent for July was added to my balance, PLUS $10 for utilities, for an empty unit? So they took my whole deposit plus an extra $250 out of pocket from me. I wasn't asking for these guys to move wind and earth for me to help me out in my situation.. but to not only NOT actively advertise your unit, and to also charge me an extra half a month of rent... that's pretty low. I hope no one else had my situation and got screwed over because of something out of their control. Learn some compassion, Dominion Properties, instead of being money hungry. In summary, wish I could give this 0 stars, the security deposit is bogus, the employees here... also bogus. Don't rent with them. read more

Wish I could give Dominion Properties zero "0" stars. They are that horrible. I have been living at 2545 N Frederick Ave. This place has been going through a renovation for the last 10 months and it's still going. The issue I have with that is it's not only loud, but it isn't always confined to Mon-Fri and certainly not 9a-5p. All of the renovations are cheap at best. They replace the front doors, but no soft closure. They replace the stairwell carpet, but don't repair the cracks and cracks that make horrible noises anytime anybody walks over. By the way, those cricks and cracks are in the area where everyone walks on to go up and down the stairs and enter and exit the 2nd floor. Instead of actually putting in time and effort, they've put a metaphorical fresh coat of paint on things to make it appear to be a nice building. Last nail in the coffin, I am fortunate enough to move out into a home I am purchasing. I give my notice to Dominion on May 20, 2020. They require a RIDICULOUS 90-day notice. That, I will admit, I mistakenly signed the lease before catching that. However, I gave notice on May 20, and I'm being charged through August 31. The horrid lease agent, Renee, chooses to read back the lease in her monotone voice to let me know that I'm required to pay through the end of the month because of the day I have given notice. As this person was going to be the typical greedy tyrant treating me like another rent check, not a person, I unfortunately have to waste $1100 and then some as I will be moving out of here in July. Bottom line, if you have noticed all of the other negative reviews, please be advised: DO NOT RENT FROM DOMINION PROPERTIES! Sadly based on the negative reviews, they don't care how they do business as long as they get their money. If you need to rent, give your money to another property management or landlord. read more

I lived at Dominion properties for less than a year and it was a horrible experience. They are full of lies and they manipulate you. DO NOT RENT AT 1671. N PROSPECT AVE. I broke my lease before the lease was over, and the lease states you must give 90 day notice which I did. The lease also stated I would owe a minimum of $200 dollar fee for breaking the lease. Well they lied and it ended up being $500. They also make you pay every month of rent that you do not live there, even though they will make you believe that breaking the lease is a good idea. You will pay $500 plus every month of rent still. Also, DO NOT BUY PARKING with them because the workers will park in your spot every single day, and you will have to call them or call the office to have them get moved, they typically do not answer. The maintenance workers will wake you up every morning with their tools. If you live on the first floor good luck because the workers just smoke cigarettes outside of your window all day so you can not even open up the window. I have seen that other people have complained on here as well about them and what they say is true. If you are moving to milwaukee or around milwaukee, DO NOT RENT HERE. They also make you pay administrative fees for listing the apartment after you break the lease and you are responsible for those .APARTMENT #107 was falsely advertised for months while I was living there because they post pictures of a newer apartment that they had just built with brand new appliances that were not even in there. They have now updated it since I took screenshots of all of their lies. All my pictures I have screenshotted are time stamped and I would be happy to share with anyone that asks. it was a very unpleasant experience and I want to make sure no one makes the same mistake as me. Probably one of the most manipulative properties in Milwaukee, I was highly recommend against! Contact me if you want to see any pictures. read more

A beautiful and environmentally conscious building was created on North Prospect Avenue and we were lucky enough to have found it. Without hesitation, we moved right in. Sage on Prospect is modern, comfortable and well located. We couldn't have asked for a more ideal living situation in the city of Milwaukee. However, we did get more.... a very supportive and professional management team. Mike O'Connor, the co-owner of Dominion Properties (developers of Sage on Prospect), has been extremely helpful by making sure that our particular needs were taken care of. We've had nothing but pleasant encounters with the staff and maintenance personnel. They've always been prompt and courteous in tending to our concerns. Beyond our expectations. That's the phrase that comes to mind if asked to describe our experiences while living ever so happily here. Linda R. read more

Overall, we had a good experience renting with Dominion Properties for two years. They offered a good price, safe location and nice/large apartment. A few points of concern: 1) Maintenance requests take a few weeks to fulfill. I remember when we first moved into the unit - it had many concerning issues (electrical, buzzer, etc.) that took ~3 weeks before they were addressed. 2) A few months before our lease ended there was a leak from the unit next door to us, which caused damage to our unit. This issue went unresolved for about a week until Dominion Properties had time to clean up the mess. Not only was it not taken care of right away, but the damage was so severe that it took one of our closets completely out of commission. We had to move everything out of one closet and find space for it elsewhere in the apartment. It took about three weeks before the damaged wall was completely repaired; however, an odor remained for the rest of our lease. 3) We had a few charges which lowered our security deposit, including a cleaning fee. We reached out to them about this and were told that "the appliances weren't cleaned... bathroom vanity and floors were dirty" so they "had to send cleaners to take care of that." Scrubbing the oven, fridge and bathroom vanity/floors clearly weren't worth the effort. We tried contacting Dominion Properties to see if they might reconsider this charge- sadly, no response. Our advice? If you sign a lease with Dominion Properties (or any property management company for that matter), be careful. Of course we read the lease and terms, but you really never know who you're dealing with until you need them (maintenance requests, security deposit, etc.). We hope this was insightful for everyone who's considering Dominion Properties in the future. read more

I have rented with Dominion for the past 4 years, and consider them to be one of the best rental property companies to work with in Milwaukee. Not only are they super responsive and tech orientated (easy payments, maintenance claims online, online signatures, etc.) but they have always been responsive and reasonable to deal with. I also like their eco friendly vibe, such as installing some nice bike racks for us and changing the light bulbs. They pick properties with character, and it seems like they really care about their spaces, I've never had issues with the building being dirty or the sidewalk not being shoveled. In fact they just installed a nice new door and a fresh awning for the building. They are very professional, always notifying being entering the building etc. and try and keep their tenants happy. I'm moving away from MKE but if I'd ever return, I'd reach out to them first! read more

A great leasing company. Our apartment was clean, quiet and safe. They worked quickly to remedy any work request I had. Their rates are competitive as well. read more

I have known one of the owners of Dominion properties for years and have really enjoyed watching him deal in such a professional manner with his residents (tenants), business partner, employees and other real estate investors. I have without hesitation referred my own tenants to his properties on more than one occasion. One of the saving graces to a city are property owners and managers that care about their tenants and their properties. These people care a lot about what they are doing. They're professional and their properties are dynamite. One of the indicators of whether you should emulate somebody or not is how they treat their "customers" and one another. I consider them a great example of how to build and improve a city in a way that impacts everybody because everybody needs to live somewhere. It makes a huge difference to live somewhere that is of this quality in units as well as customer service. Nicely done! read more

No matter if you pay your rent on time, are a good tenant and have an important job, if something goes wrong in their apt. bldg. property, your lease will be TERMINATED because the owners are slumlords that don't want to hear it and think you're a troublemaker. DON'T RENT FROM THEM read more