I just moved in and had a small issue that Lauren handled quickly. I've been very impressed with…read morethe professionalism of the staff(Lauren and Ashley have been amazing), cleanliness/safety of the area and great amenities. Definitely would recommend!

If you want luxury living then this is the place for you! Reach out to Althea she is amazing and…read moretreats you like family

Amberwood Townhomes is a wonderful place to live. The property managers Joyce and Paula are totally…read moreexcellent they truly are the best. Maintenance staff is fantastic. It has been a truly wonderful experience living here

we recently toured, and we fell in love with this property. It's a really great location and we…read moreenjoyed getting to know the property.

Love the Jasper. I lived here for 3 years and was always grateful. It's "living lavish," no doubt…read more The grounds are meticulously manicured, and the star deck and amenities are spotless. You will not find a single leaf on the ground. Here's the most important benefit, to me: you cannot hear your neighbors. I'd say that once a month, I'd hear my neighbors drop something, but that's about it. It's VERY quiet. No footsteps, snoring, conversation eavesdropping, or music can be heard (unless your neighbor is having a party of course, but this doesn't happen at the Jasper.) The building is hurricane proof and from what I'm guessing, would be the last thing standing in the event of a nuclear blast - it's top notch. Tenants are comprised of the mid to older age range, with some graduate students sprinkled in. No ragers, no pre games, no screaming. Everyone is nice, and every pet is nice. There are shops/restaurants underneath that are 10/10 and convenient. There are monthly resident events that are well worth the time to attend (sunset paddle boarding, sunset ferry rides, weekly Wednesday happy hours, wreath making, candle making, food trucks, all FREE). The internet is lightning fast. The location can't be beat - with Colonial lake across the street, and the historic district a 1 minute walk away... makes me want to move back! Rent for my 1 bedroom was $3600 monthly. It's steep, but if you spend 95% of your time somewhere, it's worth the money. There is no better apartment in all of Charleston, and I've seen them all! 5/5 10/10 - no complaints.

I would strongly caution anyone considering moving into this apartment complex. My experience has…read morebeen incredibly frustrating from day one. When I signed my lease, I was told a washer and dryer would be installed and the carpet would be replaced before move-in. Neither was done. On my move-in day, not only were those promises unfulfilled, but I also walked into an apartment with a ceiling fan hanging out, damaged blinds, multiple burned-out lightbulbs, holes in the window screens, and visible water damage on the ceiling. Since moving in, I've been dealing with a persistent flea infestation that has lasted over two months. Despite numerous treatments (both professional and my own), daily vacuuming, constant laundry, and repeated deep cleaning, the issue persists. The management has refused to offer any financial support or accountability and has outright denied that other units are experiencing the same, which I know isn't true, because I've spoken directly with neighbors who are facing similar problems. After submitting an official complaint and formally requesting to be released from my lease without paying a termination fee, I received a dismissive letter stating that "seeing a flea does not mean there is an infestation." I followed up with a phone call to a senior-level manager, hoping to clarify the severity and persistence of the problem. Instead, I was met with a condescending and dismissive attitude. I explained that this has not been a one-off sighting, but an ongoing issue lasting nearly three months. She insisted this was "normal," citing her own vet as justification, and claimed that there was no way to prove an infestation. I offered to have my own veterinarian speak with her directly, as he could confirm that in five years of treating my pet (who has always been on prescribed flea medication) he has never had an issue like this. My vet (as well as the property's own pest control company) explicitly stated that given the extreme steps I've taken, continued fleas are not typical. When I brought this up, the conversation deteriorated quickly. She told me I was the only person experiencing this issue, and when I said I had spoken with other residents dealing with the same thing, she called the idea of providing a list of names "childish" and said she wouldn't read a single one. To make matters worse, she insulted my ability to care for my pet, suggesting I was not doing enough and that his medication must not be working. This is absolutely unacceptable and incredibly offensive. I proceeded to remind her of the extensive efforts I've made, including multiple professional treatments, daily vacuuming, constant laundry, and repeated deep cleaning. Her tone grew increasingly hostile, and although she attempted to walk back her comments, the damage was done. The entire interaction was unprofessional, unproductive, and frankly, upsetting. It was just another example of the lack of accountability and empathy I've experienced from this management team throughout this ordeal. As if things weren't already bad enough, after finally sending me an official lease termination acknowledgment, outlining the final costs for prorated rent and the termination fee, they attempted to backtrack nearly a month later by trying to tack on additional charges. This was after they had already clearly documented the terms and amount owed in writing a month prior. The lack of professionalism is astounding. In addition to all this, while they have taken steps to give the property a facelift, such as redoing the stairwell and sidewalks, tenants were given less than 24 hours' notice. This left little time to prepare, especially for pet owners, as we could not enter or exit our units for extended periods during the work. When I asked the sidewalk crew if it was safe for my dog afterward, they said yes. He ended up with tar stuck to his paws that had to be cut out. Overall, this place has been a series of broken promises, safety concerns, and a complete lack of responsibility from management. I would not recommend living here.

We moved in four months ago and have enjoyed our experience greatly. It sounds like Chris had a…read morerare experience, so I would not base your full judgement on his review. Here are my thoughts on Crickentree: +Majority of me and my neighbors maintenance issues has been fixed quickly. +The staff is very approachable and personal. +The location is fantastic. We're within 10 minutes from 2 beaches and downtown. +It's very affordable compared to the rest of the apartment complexes. +The complex touches Shem Creek..which is kind of awesome. +It's a small enough complex that there can be a good sense of community and interaction. +We were allowed to custom paint our walls to make it feel like home. -Bugs do show up sometimes. We live in the woods. Keep a clean house. -The apartments are older but things seem to be fixed when necessary.

Right behind Trident Tech in Hanahan. Cute affordable apartments. Up to date modern laundry center…read moreuses a mobile app to start laundry and it texts you when your stuff/cycle is complete. No more sitting watching the laundry. They're starting to do Renovations here and bringing it up to a modern state. So even though it's an older property everything's really nice the staff is great and the apartments are really cute inside. The ones i saw they're redoing them with hardwood floors, new appliances and they just put in a brand new playground set for the community. Affordable and centrally located behind Trident Tech. You'll love it!

We have generally enjoyed living at Belle Hall Apartments, but I wanted to share a concern…read moreregarding maintenance and communication. Several months ago, we submitted a work order for the toilet in our master bathroom because it was not functioning properly. Unfortunately, despite the passage of several months, the issue still has not been resolved. We have been patient and understanding, especially with the ongoing renovations and other projects taking place throughout the community, but it has become frustrating to have an essential fixture remain unrepaired for such a long period of time. We understand that maintenance teams can be busy, and we appreciate the work they do. However, timely communication and follow-through on submitted work orders are important, particularly when the issue affects the daily use of our home. We hope GrayCo and Belle Hall Apartments will address outstanding maintenance requests more promptly and improve communication with residents regarding repair timelines. As we did hire an independent plumber to fix a 5 minute job.

Still not going well with the associates here. Over the summer I had a very rude maintenance man…read moretell me to "smile more" while near my car. Lovely. They have gotten better about maintenance requests but they never EVER leave a note or message telling you it has been finished so you just have to assume it was OR log onto your portal to see what the status is. Of course, if you try and call the office, god forbid you leave a voicemail no one EVER calls you back about anything ever. I have now found 4 cockroaches in my apartment over the span of a month. My next door neighbors are barely here. My apartment is very clean so what the heck is happening here. My last apartment at a different location never had ANY. Of course, I called, left a voicemail and nothing.... its disgusting.

Warren Place is one of the few options you have as a Charleston-area student for housing that's…read moresomewhere between a dorm and an apartment. It has a floor for honors students that's quiet, and the rest are still semi-quiet, and you're less than a 10 minute walk to school. They have private parking, too. I lived here my sophomore and junior years of college. My first year, I had a problem with a suitemate, and the management handled it promptly. Other than that, I had a problem-free two years. The WP, as we called it, was clean, safe, and fun.

Daniel Island is "Pleasantville". I rented a 3 BR / 2 BA corner apt on the 2nd floor overlooking…read moreWando River and the 526 overpass. I was right in the middle of nature and had some memorable encounters with my next door "neighbors": a 5 foot alligator, egrets, snakes and coyotes. Pros * This was by far the most beautiful indoor and outdoor setting I ever lived in. Loved the warm wall colors, the huge open space, the fact I could see the river and trees from ever window. Woke up every day to an incredible sunrise. * Right there in your backyard you have the Bistro restaurant, Children's Park and access to miles of walking trails * John the maintenance supervisor was extremely nice always ready to give you a hand. Several times he carried heavy furniture inside the apt and one hot Sunday afternoon fixed my A/C 30 minutes after I placed a desperate call on his cell. Cons * Pricey ($1500 a month) compared to other apt options outside Daniel Island. However if you want to live and rent on the island River Landing is the way to go. There are several real estate companies selling and renting condos in the complex. I got mine from Core One Mortgage located on 280 Seven Farms Drive (843)-278-1600. Found them on the Internet.

It's extremely hard to write a review about this place without taking into consideration its…read morebeautiful and nature filled location. The condos themselves I rate at about a 4, but my overall experience and happiness living at this place is definitely a 5 star. My husband and I lived here through 2007 and we will forever have warm and happy memories from this place. If one word were to describe our experience living here, that word is peaceful. Our particular condo was just a one bedroom and we adored our landlord who was always willing to go out of the way for us. The property manager at the time was also quite helpful in communicating any issues we had as well. The kitchens are not enormous but not that small either. I actually found them quite comfortable. Overall, this place was extremely cozy and I have no complaints. The demographic at the time we were there was super classy and wasn't filled with a bunch of younger kids or loud-noised college students. I'm a firm believer in Feng Shui, and according to this particular Eastern philosophy, having your home placed in an "auspicious" location is central to one's happiness and overall personal well-being. After currently living in a hopping downtown high rise at the moment in a bustling city, I long for the peace, tranquility and natural beauty that we had back at Daniel's landing. This place is truly special. The location on the water, the pier for fishing, easy access to the Family Circle Stadium, super close access to the Publix, walking and jogging trails and close restaurants to walk to. It was pretty heavenly living there. Yes, this place is Wisteria Lane but much much more beautiful.