This place has Beautiful homes and a beautiful community. Many amenities with a great clubhouse…read more Close to freeway and the wonderful historic downtown of Indiana!

I cannot imagine having a WORSE experience with a rental…read more First, they were the only place I could find with a short term rental (60 days). And, believe me, they DEFINITELY charge like they're the only game in town - $1500 / mo for a 2 BR apartment. If this was a luxury apartment, I'd probably just suck it up and quietly move along. But this is far from it. Let's take a closer look. - The apartment had mold - LOTS of mold - growing under the LEAKING kitchen sink. They "cleaned" the mold, but never addressed what was no doubt growing under the cabinet. I fought sinus infection the entire time we were there. - The master bath STUNK. So bad, we didn't use the master bath for the first 2 weeks. The "fix" was to pour acid down the shower drain. - The breaker for the master bed & main bath would pop if more than two lights were on at a given time, so we were constantly resetting the breaker or taking showers in the dark. - The entry door threshold was loose. - The entry door was such a poor fit there was daylight coming in around the door. But I can tolerate a lot when it's only for (2) months. But that brings me to the topping on the cake: I am being charged a fee for failure to give notice of lease termination. The funny part of that is they expected a 60-day notice on my 60-day lease. Read that again. They knew the day I signed that I was leaving. Yet, then charged me fees for improper notice. That takes nerve, lots of nerve. Of course, the personnel at the office cannot address this, so I have to reach out to corporate by certified mail. Utterly ridiculous. So, if you have to choose between living in a tent on the street or renting from Traditions (Eenhoorn Residential), go with the tent. You will be happier in the long run.

They never anwser phone or emails. Thought hud was post go help others that had financial issues…read morebut not case living here

From the owner: Northwood of Franklin is an affordable apartment community in Franklin, Indiana that offers one…read morebedroom apartments and two bedroom townhomes. Our community is a federally subsidized apartment community with rents and eligibility are determined by government regulations. At Northwood Apartments you will find well-maintained apartment homes, beautifully landscaped grounds, and professional on-site leasing and maintenance service teams. We offer several community amenities including a community clubhouse, play park, gazebo, and Service Coordinator. Our apartment homes at Northwood feature ceiling fans, spacious closets, and window coverings. This community is managed by the Gene B. Glick Company.

5 stars for price. The photos someone added are NOT Franklin North. They are of Franklin place…read more This place is far older and not as updated. BUT AN AWESOME value. Waitlist is typically 6 months

From the owner: The Row Apartments in Franklin, Indiana offers spacious two- and three-bedroom townhomes with…read moremodern all-electric kitchens, large closets, in-unit washer/dryer, and private yards. Residents enjoy the comfort of single-family living without the upkeep. Located off US-31 near Franklin Community Schools and downtown, The Row offers easy access to I-65 and is professionally managed by The Ardizzone Group for responsive service and peaceful living.

We love living at City View Farm, since getting new management it has become one of the best…read moreapartments in Franklin! The staff is very friendly and attentive!

I have been here going on 4 years . Natalie in the office is so amazing . With this virus going…read morearound , she calls and check on you to makes sure your family is okay. . Maintenance requests are always done in a timely manner . Thank you Natalie and your team for always being professional and helpful .

On site maintenance. On site laundry. Understanding and relatable management. Flexible and online…read morerent payment options.

I lived at Lakeview for a full year and did not have any major issues during my residency, which is…read morewhy my move-out experience was so disappointing. Before my lease ended on September 7, management delivered a written notice to my door specifically giving me until July 9 to let them know whether I would be renewing or moving out. I had previously spoken with the office and explained that my family was considering purchasing a home, so I was still determining what we were going to do. I relied on the deadline management provided and emailed my written notice on July 9. After moving out, I discovered that $123.50 had been deducted from my security deposit for "insufficient notice," with the statement indicating three days. I called the office simply to ask for an explanation. I was then told that my notice was two days short because the lease required 60 days. My concern is simple: if management provides a resident with a written notice stating that they have until July 9 to make a decision, it is reasonable for that resident to rely on July 9 as the deadline. There is also an inconsistency between my statement charging me for three days and what I was told over the phone about being two days short. Unfortunately, what should have been a simple conversation became unnecessarily confrontational. I tried to explain that the wording of written communications matters because residents rely on the information management provides. Instead of being able to have a normal conversation and ask questions about the charge, I was told I was being rude. I eventually ended the call because I did not call to argue--I called for an explanation. I was a resident for an entire year, paid my obligations, left my apartment in good condition, and had no reason to call looking for a confrontation. Residents should be able to question a charge against their security deposit and explain their concerns without the conversation becoming hostile. I have contacted corporate management and asked them to review the property's records, including the written notice that was provided to me, my July 9 email, and the final move-out accounting. I hope they review the situation fairly and correct the charge if appropriate. I will update my review based on how the matter is ultimately handled.

If you think you might be denied, don't apply here. They say you will get back your 50 holding…read morefee, but I've been waiting for almost 2 months and they have not sent it back yet. I have called, emailed and even emailed to Kittle, the property owner. Nothing. I have a Housing Choice Voucher and Gables accepts that program. But, just because you have a section 8 voucher does not mean you'll be accepted at this propety. They denied me for lack of income. My social security check wasn't enough even though I've lived at another Kittle property for 4 years and was never late once. The monthly rent would have been just about the same. But, bottom line is I've spent almost 100 dollars trying to live at Gables. I understand not giving back the application fee, but they told me they would send back the 50 dollars I gave them to hold the apartment. Proceed with caution. Get them to tell you upfront if they will accept your income. Save yourself a lot of grief and money possibly. If they say they can't do that, move on. They just want your money. I applied at this property twice. They told me I had to wait 30 days to re apply after my first application. So, when I re-applied, they already knew my income, rental history, etc. It's a racket. They are ripping off people who can least afford to lose money on nothing. I am now going to contact Channel 6 news or one of the news organizations. This is shameful.

was looking forward too moving here did everything right now I was pre approved only have 30 days…read morebefore I have too move show up today thinking everything is a go just to be told I was denied by a 3rd party for student loans now I don't know what to do no one else in Johnson County has anything available and I have already ported into Johnson County. yea I am upset an nervous me an my child won't have a place to live but the office experience was still amazing just wish I wasn't denied over something I can not control which is student loans

If I could leave a negative star rating I would. the new staff here have zero customer service…read moreskills and lack any kind of ambition to assist their current tenants and those in the process of leaving. DO NOT LIVE HERE!!! You will be lied to during your lease process and then they will leave you responsible for charges you had been guaranteed you wouldn't have to pay. They state they have rules but not one is enforced. So if you like being treated like scum, smelling illegal substances through your walls, or ignoring safety hazards this is your place. PS. The office is a glorified day care where people just sit around and do nothing.

I have lived here for 3 years and have been very happy living here. For a short time the new…read moremanagement was awful but they were replaced. The new management have been very accessible and helpful!

Look, you can find something to complain about at every apartment complex; however, my wife and I…read moreEXTREMELY enjoyed our time at Latitudes. We had an 8 month lease, and we never had a massive problem. It stinks that you have to use their internet service(which was pretty expensive for very few Mbps). The rent rates were fine and very competitive. I really like the area. The maintenance crews responded quickly to our problems. The front office people were kind enough. If you are looking for your landlord to be your best friend, then you have your own problems.

DO NOT rent a garage from them! They will plow you in and not help you get out!! I was told I would…read morebe helped out of my garage that someone would be around to help get me out. That didn't happen. I called the office again to be told I could come get a shovel and do it myself. This would have been fine except I had rearranged my whole work schedule around this for this to then not happen!! Caused me to miss work and they simply don't care.