A very nice and new complex with good neighbors. I only have two real complaints:…read more1. Heater in living room/kitchen is very inefficient and loud. I suggest getting a plug in heater. 2. There are not enough parking spaces. For a 2 bedroom apartment you are only given one space but obviously most if not all places are going to have more then one car. This means that all those people have to park in the unassigned parking so unfortunately if can be difficult for guests to find parking. This was very poor planning on the part of the developer.

Not a bad apartment complex. It's right next to Wray's and Ace Hardware and down the street from…read moreWal-Mart. The tenants are not high class society kind of folks and sometimes the kids can be little load sometimes and a little mischievous. Other than that it's a decent place to live. The property is relatively safe and clean, has a nice pool and playground. There is a middle school close by and a few churches as well.

I'm surprised no one has written a review about the employee named Drake that works, and…read moresubsequently supervises, the establishment. I came to their leasing agency on behalf of my mother in law who speaks and understand very little English requesting a copy of their lease and any addendums recently received to look over, and this man came not only with an attitude, but blew up in my face the more I asked questions. Telling me to "fuck off" and calling me a "bitch" under his breath aside, it was very evident his distaste for me and my in laws, as he simply decided to run away from the conversation the more I asked where his attitude came from. I was unfortunate to only record the last few minutes of the dispute, however my husband and three other employees were witness to his tantrum, and I only hope they remain safe in an environment created solely from his unfounded hostility. I've already reached out to HR and all respected higher ups I could contact on this situation and hope only for the best, and for other tenants looking to do business with this man to seek housing elsewhere.

We had a house to rent; Ryan Enright at Landmark managed the property for 12 years. It was great…read more They sorted out a lot of problems, including finding renters, getting consistent collections, excellent bookkeeping for our tax records, sorting out some fraudsters advertising on CraigsList, etc. Their work crew managed all of the necessary repairs and updates. All of our problem-solving discussions with Ryan were straightforward and smooth. The office staff were consistently pleasant and responsive, even when there were challenges. When we sold the house, Ryan's team managed the repainting and repairs. The sale went through very quickly. It's always a relief to deal with a business organization that can consistently do what they say they will do. I am happy to recommend this business.

My boyfriend and I have been in our townhome a few months so far. We have loved living here so far!…read moreThe unit we have is very well insulated. We had to call maintenance for a few minor things when we moved in and they were very quick to respond and even left us a nice note about our dogs! Then reason for the 4 stars is for our move in process. It was rough, but it may have been due to our circumstances. We were interested in another unit that got rented before we could get it, but when another tenant put in their notice we were able to put down a deposit, and all we had to do was wait for them to move out. We were told anytime between mid January to mid February. I messaged every week for a status, with the response that they didnt know, but by February 15. As we reached the end of the month I started making plans for the 15th, since I hadn't heard anything and I was moving from the tri cities. When we finally heard we could move in, it was two weeks earlier than the 15th and 4 days away! I had to scramble and try to get a new uhaul and people to help me move a week early. Even though I couldn't move until February 7th, it was ready the last two days of January, so we had to pay a prorated rate for January (another $200) which was frustrating. Additionally, my move costs ended up being more expensive due to the week I needed the uhaul. Also, My boyfriend had already paid another month of rent at his old apartment as we thought we were not moving in until mid February. We got the money back from his old apartment, but it was a hassle. I also wish they would have taken more time when painting as there were paint splatters all over the counters, floor and trim in the kitchen and bathroom. They cleaned up easily with a magic eraser though. Overall, I am very happy with the townhome and once we moved in, Graf has been very responsive and open with communication. I just wish the communication before we moved in was better and the move in process went smoother, but it may have been a perfect storm. I think if you were renting a unit that was available right away, you would be fine.

I've heard horror stories about renting from Graf, but I honestly can't tell you anything bad about…read morethis company. We've lived in a newer unit for the last 6 years and if we ever have an issue, maintenance is there within a day. They are helpful and walk you through the rental process. Apartment living is a pain, but Graf makes it pretty easy. The only complaint I have is snow removal could be better, but they are usually on it by 11am if the snowfall is crazy.

Under new management, manager is very pleasant. They are working hard at cleaning up the property…read moreand fixing things up.

I am new to the Yakima area and Wilson was one of the only options for renting. I am very…read moredisappointed with how they handled everything after we signed the lease. It took them until the week before move out to fix a cracked window and they are slow to respond to repair requests. Their communication post move out has also been very limited/rude. They claimed we had to paint any areas that were chipped (normal wear/tear) which was not written in the lease or move out check list. Since then, there has been no mention of how the place was left, etc. We left it immaculate but are very concerned based off the reviews about getting our deposit back. If you can avoid this rental company do! If they respond to this post you can assume it's to make themselves look good.

Anyone know who Wilson property management has as home owners insurance. They refuse to report to…read morethier home insurance that a tree fell from the property they own to my property. Causing severe damage. Ive never seen a company especially property management company so heartless. To refuse to file a claim or even let us file a claim is pure GREED I hope someone knows who they have as insurance home insurance

The pictures speak for themselves. I was here for one month. One month and all of this happened…read more Not to mention the amount of unauthorized visitors that just come in the building at all hours. They climb the fire escapes too so don't get a room on the alley side because you will wake up to someone trying to get into your room :) constant shouting from people on the streets to people who live in the building hoping to be let in. The smell of crack is heavy but the smell of meth is even stronger. If you like living in squaller then this is the place for you! Mice will wake you up running around and eating things. You'll always be playing a cool game of will I get Hantavirus. It's so fun! Good luck if you rent here!

This building is cockroach and mouse infested. The manager, Juan, refuses to help. My daughter was…read moreexcited to rent her first apartment. She paid for it, got her key, went up to see her apartment before bringing anything in and her excitement vanished when she saw cockroaches on the walls. She turned around and went back down to the on-site manager Juan to decline the apartment and requested her money back. That was almost 2 months ago. He has since made excuse after excuse that the owner lives in CA and has not responded to his request for her refund. (This is a bunch of BS. As of mid April has put us on his block list. Do not seek to rent these apartments. The building should be condemned and managers not trustworthy. We are now speaking with BBB and seeking further complaints.

Jevons LOST my security deposit and are claiming they…read morenever received it from the last management company and I have been told by Miriam it is MY job to contact all prior management companies to find my own security deposit. They confirmed my records state there is a security deposit, so if they did not recieve one in the transfer, they should have been asking questions immediately. Shady and untrustworthy. Please don't hire these people.

Andrea reached out asking me to update my review on 9/27…read more After emailing me and telling me we never actually had a gas leak on this property and PSE was mistaken and confused with another property. They turned our gas back on. WELL what do you know. We have a active gas leak that is filling our home with gas. Mean while the tempature is dropping and we've had no heat and a dangerous active gas leak. PSE gave us a red tag last night. They also sent us notice to raise of rent, and we haven't been living here even a year yet. We have no heat, a dangerous gas leak, and jevons refuses to take care of the wasp pest problem we've had since we moved in. So WHAT are they raising it for? just to be greedy? They rented the basement on this same property to someone too. So they're making nearly 5k a month on one property and they wanna raise the rent? when renting a house like this alone wouldn't cost that. so they're double dipping on there property and giving us the good ol land lord special. speaking of land lord specials and gas leaks, they put the furnace to the entire house (even tho they treat it as two seperate apartments) in a closet in the basement. Furnances need to be in open spaces to breathe and not over/under heat your house. but i guess they didn't wanna listen to a contractor about that. Then upstairs where PSE said some of the gas leak is coming from behind the fire place/within the fire place they glued a foam board to seal it up. I'm sure the foam board has sealed up the problem and its super safe! Sealing a fire place costs about 2k, because you don't want gas leaks but foam board works too! My experience with them has been awful since we signed our lease. They're greedy land lords or don't care about the saftey or well being of their tentants. Not to mention before the people in the basement moved in, they constantly had people coming onto the property, and all i asked was they let me know when someone was coming into OUR yard and OUR back door because i'm a girl home alone a lot and not sure if i strange man should be walking in my back yard or going into the basement thru my back door and they couldn't even do that. They actually argued with me telling me they didn't care and didn't have to give me a heads up because the basement is an "apartment". Oh we also dont have a working dryer. lol ANYWAYS we still have no heat and a gas leak we were told doesn't exist.