This community is super safe, community oriented. Everyone looks out for the neighbors. Very quiet…read moreand peaceful. Reasonable condo fees.

This has been a good place for us. We downsized in 2016 to a condo here. People in our building are…read morevery nice. Onsite manager, Jim, and long term professional in the maintenance and repair area, Bob, are hardworking and dedicated. The Board has made many improvements, just during our tenure. Location is central. Area has good shopping, restaurant and service businesses.

We don't live in Applegate Condominiums but my mother in law does and our kids visit often. They…read morehave a nice club house open to residents to rent for events. My baby shower was held here years ago and it was perfect, with a kitchenette area and a large room with lots of light. The pool is my kids' favorite spot in the summer when they visit grandma. Bathrooms connect the pool and clubhouse and include a shower area. Not a lot of room to change so come prepared for that. The pool is beautiful, very clean, and well maintained. There are chairs and tables inside but eating isn't allowed so you'll have to take your food to the outside tables. They also have tennis courts. It's a lovely complex!

Stay away! You're HOA dues will go to nothing! Kelly the manager seems to be MIA. Call, no answer,…read moreleave message 4 days later no response. If Kelly the manager is out of town for ANY REASON that should be reflected on the outgoing voice mail. Unacceptable poor management. Stay Away!

If the receptionist Kelly is any indication of what your buying experience will be like I say, RUN!…read moredon't walk away as fast as you can. If you're going to spend your money buying a home, it would be better spent elsewhere. Perhaps I am being too hard on Kelly, with Valentine's Day right around the corner, she's probably all alone, and frankly with an attitude like hers I wouldn't be the least bit surprised!

I live in one of the townhomes and LOVE it!!!! Downtown Plymouth is a perfect spot and being here…read moreis close enough to walk to everything but far enough off the "beaten path" that when there are events people don't park all over the place here. My place is spacious, full of light and has plenty of storage space. Any of my friends that visit comment on how much they wish they lived here. The train tracks are very close and yes, you can hear the train, but it's not problematic at all. Utility prices are great. Water is included and the way the units are built, gas is completely reasonable. If you're considering buying a unit here, don't hesitate!

This building is beautiful. Built on the site where the Daisy Air Rifle factory once stood, the…read moreDaisy Square Lofts are the prefect place to call home. The building is secure from the outside and well maintained. Hallways and stairwells are cleaned frequently. Lofts are are adequately sized and modern with quality appliances. There is an enclosed underground parking garage that they keep heated in the winter. All units have nice sized balconies, from which you can hear music from downtown in the summer or watch the train roll by daily. There is also an in-building dry cleaning pick-up service. Let's not forget that Bode's Corned Beef is just a stone throw away. Keep in mind, Downtown Plymouth is .4 miles, which makes for easy walks between home and the restaurants/bars. It's so convenient to check out the Farmer's Market, Ice Festival, Fall Festival, Art Fair, Summer Concert, or any of the other multitude of events going on downtown. Why didn't I give it 5-Stars? Well, until you get used to it, plan on being woken in the middle of the night by the train. It has no sympathy for sleepers. Even after almost a year the long horn blasts at 4am would jar me from the deepest slumber. Also, the units are loft style. The plus is that it feels very large and open, and airflow is excellent. However, because the walls between rooms don't go all the way to the ceiling sound from one room can be heard in any other room as if it's in the same room. This can be problematic when different TV shows are being watched, one person is studying or trying to sleep while another person is active. In summary, this is what I've found to be the best place in the downtown Plymouth area to live, short of getting a place in Kellogg Park. but for the cost, it's probably better! Have an opportunity to get a unit in this building? Take it.

Crystal and her team do an amazing job every time I work with her. This is my 3rd time using her as…read moremy realtor, twice as a renter and most recently as a home buyer. A+ on everything, will definitely recommend her to others and when I need to upgrade, I will be using her again.

Crystal was terrific to work with! Great job getting our home ready to list, calling in a stager…read moreand professional photographer for best showing and listing. She was patient with us as we got ready to list, no pressure, plenty of support. Then, her and Jim were always available to show new properties as they came along , eventually getting us into our new home. Couldn't have been a better experience!

Exceptional real estate team. Responsive and professional, Anthony & Lisa were always available to…read moreanswer questions and provide guidance. From start to finish, we felt we were in the best possible hands to sell our home. We will be asking them for help in the future to buy our next home.

From the owner: We are focused on providing you with the best service and results in the industry.read more

I live in a condo this company manages. Communication is zero from either Mr. Herriman or our…read moreproperty manager. I pay over $300 a month and can't get things done unless I make a complaint or call the police. Shameful for a single senior woman to have to go through.

I lost money on condo; never in all the years in Plymouth did I not double my money on real estate…read morebut also this was my first condo as I always owned homes; first on on Church st. Recently, now an old woman, I had reasons to go to Plymouth. Drove in Crestwood and it is full with nada for sale. People realize what I knew; location location, location. BUT and this is a big but. Herriman never read the by-laws, did not Roberts Rules of Order; and I bet still does not know that all the awnings are not in the plans but rather an attachment. All that money gone. realtor bad; Herriman horrid