Selina was incredible throughout my move-in experience. I had to move in very quickly from Austin,…read moreand the whole situation felt a little stressful at first because everything needed to happen on short notice. From the very beginning, Selina handled it with such calm, kindness, and efficiency that it immediately put me at ease. She stayed late to help make sure my move-in went smoothly and did everything she could to get things done quickly and properly, she event sent me so many apartment vidoes because I wasn't in Bellevue! What impressed me most was how understanding she was when I needed help changing apartments after moving in. She listened, responded quickly, and handled everything with patience and professionalism. It really felt like she cared and wanted to help, not just complete a task. I'm truly grateful for how supportive and responsive she was during such an important transition. Selina made what could have been a stressful move feel much easier, and I really appreciate all of her help.

DO NOT LEASE HERE. YOU WILL REGRET IT! Highly recommend avoiding living here. They charge luxury…read moreapartment rent but nothing luxury about it. Don't get involvement in this mess of an apartment, horribly inept and apathetic management and leasing office. I would give this place a 0 star if I could. Heater doesn't work. Maintenance folks can't fix the heater and management doesn't care. Its inhumane. It gets VERY COLD during winters in Bellevue. Spoke with other renters here, most are complaining heater and AC doesn't work. We are planning a class action lawsuit due to dangerous and inhumane living conditions here. Check other reviews also. AC also doesn't work very well. It's very weak and pretty much useless on hot days. Management doesn't care after many complaints. Seems like they are heavily exaggerating in their advertisement about having AC when it doesn't work well. Hallways often smell like rotting fish/trash. Garbage often piles up to 4th/5th floor in the trash chute, making them unusable for a day or two. Walls and ceiling are paper thin. Can hear neighbors next door easily and when upstairs neighbors are walking around. Horrible experience from a 'luxury' apartment. You can hear loud water flow noises in the apartment throughout the day and night. Its worst when everything is quiet at 3AM and loud sound of water gushing through pipes wakes you up. NOT LUXURY apartment. Train honking and bells ringing noise all day and night - hard to sleep and focus. Building has a very small gym - it feels full when there are 3 people in the weights area. Not luxury at all. Maintenance team is very slow to respond once you create a ticket on the portal. Have to get leasing office involved for them to respond in a reasonable time. Some maintenance people are good, some are horrible and very hard to understand. Stuff is broken around the building all the time with long fixing times. You will get barely one day of notice of the leasing office closures, it can be hard to plan if you are looking to talk to the leasing office. Once you sign the lease, the leasing office does not care about you. Have to figure out everything in the building yourself. Never had this kind of experience anywhere else. Horrible experience. Overall, they charge luxury apartment rent for a poorly managed and subpar living experience. With inhumane conditions and lack to accountability from management/leasing office, STAY AWAY FROM COPAL. YOU WILL REGRET IT!

Beautiful building that well taken care of and they just added a putting green as another amenity!…read moreSince it's close to both the light rail and the bus station you can actually get around without a car It is in the middle of downtown so I occasionally hear outside noises, but if you've lived in a city before, it's completely doable

The good? Nice location in downtown Redmond, a couple blocks from Redmond Town Center, a block from…read morethe light rail station. It's not brand new, but it's in decent shape with modern amenities; some of the units have built-in AC which is nice. It has a gated garage with some EV parking. The maintenance team is friendly and responsive. The bad? A bit of a smell in the retail parking garage (where the garbage dumpster is) and some of the rooms connecting to it. Not a fan of how the operations side is run. They'll definitely try and squeeze every penny from you. When our 1-year lease was up, they wanted to raise the rent $300/month, which was ridiculous as we were already paying a bit on the high-end for the apartment. When we didn't respond, they lowered it to $50/month, but we had already signed a new lease elsewhere. Make sure to read everything you sign and initial! The cherry on top was the move-out cleaning fee. Our initial lease said that there would be no cleaning fees as long as we cleaned the apartment (which we did). We had to sign a moving-out form and didn't read it well enough, and the form stated that there was a mandatory general and carpet cleaning fee. We would've fought that if we saw it. Extremely under-handed. In summary, the place was nice, but be extremely careful about what you sign.

I absolutely would not recommend living here. I thought it was a "luxury" apartment at first, but…read moreonce I moved in, the reality set in. 1. The noise level is unbelievable. Constant sirens with the fire station behind the apartment and loud cars all night long. Very hard to sleep or even enjoy an open window here. 2. Drugs and crime are the norm. You smell pot all of the time, inside and out. There is no fresh air coming from outside or inside due to this. Druggies from the streets swarm the alley and surrounding building. I absolutely do not feel safe walking once it's dark alone. My storage unit was also broken into and there was a gun shooting through the window below me while living there. 3. The utilities are deceptive. Be aware. They do not transparently tell you that you are paying a "ratio" formula that is split by tenants. So basically if you try to conserve utilities and if you aren't even there, your fees will be very high. We pay more living in an apartment than we did an entire house. 4. Rent was going way up after first year. Manager was not flexible to negotiate anything even though they have many occupancies and are flexible with all new people. I guess they would rather take a loss of someone moving out and trying to find a new tenant than trying to keep existing ones. The general common areas are kept every clean due to a third-party cleaning service that is great. Ahmed (front office) and Mary (maintenance), are the greatest part about living there. They deserve a raise.

Great staff, awesome amenities, and a beautiful location. Highly recommend! Everyone from Jessica…read moredown to the maintenance and support staff are always kind, accommodating, and extremely helpful.

This is the second time I have lived at the Whittaker. The first time was pre-pandemic in the…read more2019-2020 time-frame for the 2 years. At that time, I met Oliver, a maintenance enigneer employed by The Whittaker. He is still here with his family, doing his best to repair and fix the broken items. I have read the reviews of others, and while I can agree with a few, my overall takeaway for you is this, The Whittaker is a great place to live today in part because of the friendly and helpful rental staff in the south building. Stand-outs are Kendra Santos and Quiara Morris, both of whom work the weekends. They are part of a new leasing management staff. Seattle is my hometown, so my perspective is as a native, more or less. I love the rain, the snow in the mountains, and the cold. Steel-grey skies are second-nature to me. Many folks are not happy with any of that, and tend to take it out on the apartment complex for some reason. As we usher in a new City Council that plans to be harsher on crime, particularly open drug use, we have seen a noticeable drop in "vagrant folks", as others have termed them, at the front doors of the complex. In fact, as I personally meet my neighbors, I start to understand and like them more. Some will always be stand-offish. If you go looking for evil, you will find it. If you like people (like I do), you will also find them. I can say it has been initially difficult to pay the rent here, however I am happy with my situation on the 3rd floor, a quiet area on the terrace patio, surrounded by trees, bamboo, and native prairie grasses of Alki (Alki was originally a prairie that rose out of Puget Sound in 930 CE). As a senior citizen returning to his hometown, I find living here somewhat challenging, but in a good way. Seattle has change since I moved away temporarily. We could argue forever if that change was for the good. But I feel fortunate that I am here, now. I try to minimize my lifestyle in the spirit of Greta Thunberg, the climate youth activist whom I have learned much from. I am in observer-mode, not activist-mode. Keeping to myself, mostly. I head to LA Fitness, next door, in the morning after Buddhist meditation, then a veggie Beck Omelet at Easy Street Records with plenty of Aardvark Sauce and their fantastic bottomless cup of coffee. You couldn't ask for a more convienent Rapid Ride C-Line bus stop, right across the street. The Alki-Othello 50 is my favorite bus, down to the beach and The Admiral Theater. That bus stop has transformed with the new city council and law enforcement minimizing open drug use. So, there it is, a fine place to live if you can afford it. A garden terrace on the third floor with free WiFi for tenants. And below us, a Whole Foods and a Trade Joe's with the best veggies around.

I've read the negative reviews about The Whittaker, but my experience has been completely…read moredifferent. Steven, Kendra, and Quiara have been amazing--they feel like family and truly care about the community and residents. The property is well-managed, secure, and has courteous neighbors, with no issues like smoking in the hallways. I've lived in three other properties in the area, and this team is the best. Yes, it's a bit pricey, but the quality is worth it. If you have complaints, maybe consider moving elsewhere--like Tacoma!

We have been at Echo Ridge for several years and have always found their maintenance crew quick to…read morefix problems. That said, their current maintenance guy, Kyle, was particularly responsive when our hot water heater died. I reported the problem at nine at night, Kyle was at our place first thing in the morning and had a plumber her installing a new unit by 11:15 that day. He quick to decide what needed be done and was determined to restore our hot water as soon as possible.

I have lived in the community for over 6 years and love my apartment! It's a great community…read more Management quickly answers any questions and the maintenance team has been great to work with over the years!

I'm sad to update my review once more with an updated reflection of how things have been at Bowman…read more My pros remain the same - great location, amenities are generally on par with other "luxury" buildings in Seattle (gym, rec room, BBQ, beautiful roof, and they recently added an Amazon Hub package locker, though this gets filled up fast). They have also responded to the majority of my maintenance requests quite quickly - including my kitchen sink, which was not properly installed and fell out of the hole! However, my list of cons have grown significantly since I last wrote a review. * The sheer number of thefts and security breaches that have been posted on the resident FB group, especially in the building's private garage, is startling. In the past week, a motorcycle has been stolen from the garage, an Audi has been broken into with its back window smashed, and a storage locker was broken into with bikes stolen out of it. These are not made up scenarios - picture evidence has been posted with each occurrence. * I had a noisy neighbor for several years who would leave her dog at home during the hot summer months when everyone had their balcony doors open. The dog would bark incessantly overnight, and when she WAS home she'd play music extremely loudly on her Amazon Alexa, asking it to play music at 2AM (so loudly that my Alexa in my apartment would register it!). I was not the only one affected by this neighbor as there were multiple nights where I saw 3 other neighbors sticking their heads out of their balconies, asking one another who was making the noise. I submitted numerous noise complaints to the front office but they were never addressed. I later learned this neighbor was friends with some of the front desk staff. * We had a great 4th of July our first year here (2016), but in 2017 and 2018 the building prohibited personal alcohol on the roof at 2 pm, and past then residents were required to buy wine and beer from Bar Charlie (the bar downstairs) who had set up a station up on the roof. Extremely overpriced and ridiculous given we live in the building. We were also limited to 2 guest wristbands per apartment - making it difficult to make use of such a great rooftop space. Who celebrates the 4th with just two other people? Given the high price tag of this building, I can't say I recommend living in Bowman until these issues gets sorted out, which is a shame because I had such a great experience during my first year here.

Great location, great amenities, SUPER dog friendly, and managed by a wonderful group of people…read more I am happy to say that this is the longest I have lived at an apartment. It feels like home. The staff are great people, very skilled, and do a great job managing the building. Love living here!

I lived here for five years with my kid, and mostly had a good experience. It was overall a great…read moreplace to raise a kid on a budget, commute to a nearby tech job, and enjoy the trail and park nearby! Pros: -As I mentioned, it was a safe place for a single mom like myself. I had a select few very caring neighbors that I actually miss since I moved, and the staff always seemed involved, and kind. -We never once used the heat in our apartment. Being on the 3rd floor, and in a well-sealed apartment, we just never had to. -The gym was amazing. Even though I belonged to the Pro Club, I often found myself hopping over to the Reflections gym instead while training for my ultramarathons -- it was super convenient! Especially when the weather was too terrible to run on the trail. -Speaking of: Sammamish Lake Trail is literally across the street. I LOVED this aspect of living there! I'd hop over for a run nearly every day in summer, and most of the year tbh. That was one of the biggest benefits of Reflections! -Marymoor park was SO close. We'd walk to concerts, and I drove my dogs over to the dog park literally every day (that was a bit too far for my older dog to walk). -Management was always lovely with me. Collin and Christian helped a TON when a pair of newer neighbors kept letting their highly aggressive dogs run off-leash in the early morning, when I'd walk mine. They handled it quickly and with grace...considering I unleashed my inner New Yorker on them, ha -The apartment layout was fabulous. We had a garage downstairs, and TONS of storage closets. I liked the inside entry, which felt really safe. The only time we had issues with neighbors was during the pandemic when they smoked on their balcony -- I caught them on film! Not Reflections' fault, but needless to say, we barely ever knew our neighbors were there. -The fireplace was one of the best features! Power does go out often on that side of the lake, during winter storms -- but we'd flip on our fireplace and stay warm! -I didn't have a lot of issues with move-out. I did use their cleaners as I've had a ton of bad experiences in the past when you get your own cleaners and apartments use that as an excuse to charge you... word to the wise. -The location is SUPER convenient in suburban terms -- meaning you can drive to literally everything you could need. Whole Foods was a half mile away. Fred Meyer, Costco, Home Depot and Target were a short drive! Ditto with RTC.I miss the Brown Bear car wash and Family Pancake House! Suburbia is nothing if not driveably convenient... Cons: -I was paying around $2500 (including parking etc.) for a teeny apartment (600ish sq ft) with outdated decor. A couple of times I inquired about moving into a larger unit, but they were going for ~$3700 -- having lived in NYC, Vancouver BC, Paris, SF and other major cities -- this price was pretty funny. It's not like you're getting the culture and walkability of an amazing city! I had to stay due to my son, but now I live in a 4-story townhome in Seattle proper and get tons of walkability plus a more multi-cultural environment (though not by much -- it's still Seattle, lol) for not much more than that. -Neighbors are mostly transitory, and often unfriendly. This is likely because many move there for just a stint at Microsoft, or on their way to buying a home. There's no real sense of community -- not management's fault (they try!), but just the vibe of the East Side. A big reason I couldn't wait to get out. -The traffic noise is real. As a former New Yorker, this didn't bother me too much; it did make our outside deck unusable. There were often accidents right outside our window as it's where lanes merge on the Pwky and people honk multiple times EVERY. DAY. All the noise of New York, none of the restaurants or museums or cool things to do... -No AC. We were west facing, and the summer sun was unbearable. I bought portable AC units which only partly worked. -The parking situation is as bad as everyone says. For an East Side place, it's odd to have to pay for garage parking (usually a benefit of living in the burbs is having more free parking, yeah?) -You can walk if you don't mind being around tons of traffic -- one lady literally walked to Whole Foods daily -- but walking around there is no fun. -This isn't management's fault, but the East Side is a place I'd never live again. Too much homogeny (all white/Asian, everyone dressed like they're gonna go hiking); not enough interesting things to do or cool spaces. I chose to travel with my kid as much as possible so that he could see multi-cultural cities that value the arts, and not think Redmond/Seattle are how the rest of the world is. It's super techy and super nouveau riche, with only STEM prized in schools (what happened to balance?). I only stayed because I had to... Overall, I'd say RBW is great if you have a family, are working in tech nearby, and want a quiet, safe suburban space to live near Lake Sammamish and Marymoor.

As a returning Windsor Apartments customer, having previously rented at Lantana Hills Apartments in…read moreAustin, TX, I was eager to stay within the Windsor family. Unfortunately, my experience at Reflections by Windsor in Redmond, WA, has left me feeling disappointed. Firstly, the condition of the bathtub was unacceptable for a property advertised as "luxury." Instead of being replaced, the bathtub had been painted with a coating, which not only detracted from the quality but felt deceptive given the premium pricing of these apartments. Secondly, my move-out experience was frustrating. I was accused of burning the granite in the bathroom, but the color variation in the stone was clearly part of its natural aesthetic and had been there since my move-in. It felt unfair and unprofessional to be charged for something I did not damage. Lastly, I was charged for minor painting jobs. While I would have been happy to address this myself, there was a theft or an honest mistake (the property never followed up about it) where painters working on the exterior took my ladder and tools that I kept in the balcony heating room. When I asked the office to borrow a maintenance ladder, they refused. As a result, I couldn't patch holes from my curtains since I couldn't reach that high. My partner wrote Windsor Lantana Hills a glowing 5-star review, but after my current assignment finishes, I am hesitant to return to a Windsor property. One experience was 5-star, but another has been underwhelming. I guess I'll wait and see. The Redmond location definitely needs better management. Over the past two years, I experienced 4 or 5 different managers. While the charges I incurred weren't worth fighting, I paid my prorated final month with a check, only to encounter issues. At Lantana Hills, I always paid with checks and never had an issue. However, at Redmond, when I paid with a check, I was assessed a late fee because someone in the office failed to process it. This kind of mismanagement makes it hard to trust the system. Overall, Windsor Properties can be a great place to live--as long as the management is competent. When everything is handled properly, they provide a comfortable, pleasant experience. Unfortunately, Reflections by Windsor fell short of that standard.

Moving here has been a wonderful experience from day one. Before we even unpacked, Terry, the…read morebuilding manager, went above and beyond by moving our arriving packages safely into our apartment. His warmth, patience, and professionalism set the tone for the entire team, including the prompt and polite maintenance staff. The property is remarkably quiet, and the apartments themselves are clean, bright, and impeccably maintained. Highlights include: 1. Prime Location: Situated in a safe, quiet, charming neighborhood with a bus stop right outside and several grocery stores nearby. 2. Peace & Quiet: Respectful neighbors with zero issues regarding late-night noise. 3. Rooftop Terrace: Stunning mountain views, cozy pergola seating, festive lighting, and a top-notch grilling area. It is clear that management prioritizes genuine resident care, and we highly recommend this community.

I have been in the building for a few years now, and hope to live here a few years longer if my…read morework stays in seattle. Coleman and Sully are amazing and their predecessors were also great! The building is pretty quite , you can hear your neighbors a bit but for the most part it's pretty quiet and i feel safe! The maintenance crew is also very fast at responding and getting things fixed, even if it's small things. When the building was sold we had smooth transitions and continue to feel valued as a tenant.