Tenants smoke inside the units even though it says in the lease no smoking inside the building. So…read moreyour apartment will smell like cigarette smoke and Marijuana smoke. Maintenance does not fix things in a timely manner or properly. When I moved in back in 2022 my unit had roaches. They charge for pest control but they don't spray for bugs. There is 1 washer and 1 dryer to 8 units. So basically 8 families are competing to wash clothes. Neighbors underneath me play loud music from 10pm to 3am some nights. Rent keeps increasing. I can't wait to move I'm tired of paying to be miserable.

Filthy trashy place. Do not rent from here! Smells so bad 24/7 property manager does nothing about…read moreit! They always say they'll relay the message but no one ever gets back to you. Look elsewhere!

What an incredible building!! Michael gave me an extensive tour of the facility and it kept getting…read morebetter and better. My favorite amenities of the building had to be the indoor heated parking and movie room!! The process from tour to lease creation to move in was seamless!! Unfortunately I'm moving out of state and have to leave this wonderful community (notice how I didn't say building its really a community!!) hopefully I'll find something half as good as this place!

I LOVE IT HERE!!! I previously lived in Chicago for the past 4 years and was worried I wouldn't…read morefind an experience quite like a luxury high rise like I'm used to. I have been proved wrong! Billings Place has exceeded my expectations & has been better than any apartment I've lived in. The entire complex is so clean & spotless. The amenities are superb and the units are beautifully designed. The management company is absolutely phenomenal! They truly care about the tenants and have been beyond accommodating. Michael & Bianca are extremely professional and do a great job with any work orders I have & are great communicators! The move-in process was the easiest I have ever experienced! This complex is a dream come true & worth every dollar. I'm beyond happy to call this place home!

Awesome place to live so far, the neighbors are nice and the staff are very friendly. Landscaping…read moreis very big here they shovel every snowfall!!!

Great experience, smooth handling with the paperwork and move in. Thanks to all three managers…read moreamazing job.

My dad just moved into the townhomes & man they're HUGE. From the beginning we were dealing with…read moreDiamond in the office & she has been a complete gem, she's very sweet & kind & honest when showing you the complex and what needs to be fixed. we let her know the neighbor kept parking in our carport and she handled it immediately, She also did a follow up call to make sure the neighbor stopped parking in our carport which was sweet. When we did a total walk through of the townhome we put in about 7 total work orders (nothing to serious all little fixes) on Friday, the maintenance men came Monday morning. They got a little freaked cause of my dog lol but i put her in her cage and they were ready to go. (We pay $60 extra for dog rent) Chris the maintenance man was very honest on what he could fix & how it could be fixed, we chatted for a few while he fixed everything up, he was nice and super quick. I didn't catch the name of the other guy who was with him but he was also kind and got things rolling! So far the staff has been wonderful and the place is nice. The only thing we don't like is our little backyard patio it needs some serious gardening work but we will handle all that in the spring :)!

Where to begin.. if you've read the reviews please take heed and DO NOT MOVE HERE. I usually do…read morethorough research of a property before moving but somehow I missed all the red flags at Kings Pointe Apartments and Townhomes. My father and I inquired about a 2 bed 1.5 bath town home on November 24th. We came to view the property on the 28th and during that visit we were shown an "updated" 2 bed 1.5 townhouse that we absolutely fell in love with: new appliances, carpet, counters, floors, finishes, backsplash etc. Latrice, the leasing consultant, explained that the property was going through extensive renovations and this is the "new look" they're going for, I was impressed. I asked how much more for the updated unit and she told me between $1010-1025, she also told me that she had someone moving in that unit in January but others would be available. The initial move in date was December 12th got pushed back to December 16th because "carpets were still wet and my basement still needed to be painted" as if those were the only issues that needed to be resolved before we could occupy the unit, HA! On December 16th, we made our way to the leasing office excited to get started on the paperwork and move in process, I was sure to specify we wanted the updated unit during the entire process only to be greeted with news that we would not be able to rent the updated unit, that the basement in the unit we'd be getting still hadn't been painted, and that we wouldn't be able to move in until Monday which was a huge inconvenience. Since I was sold on the updated unit (BAIT AND SWITCH) I requested to see the "regular" 2 bed 1.5 bath townhouse before any paperwork was signed, needless to say it was not as nice as the updated unit but it was the same layout. I noticed some issues immediately upon walking through and was told to just put it on my move in checklist and they'll take care of it "with no problem!" So Korrene* the property manager and Latrice agreed we could begin moving our things in that day just as long as having painters in the unit the next day was okay with us. The next day (Saturday) came and went, no painters, no communication. We didn't move in until December 21st and on this day we went to the leasing office to address all of our concerns with the unit from top to bottom with photos and videos with Korrene. The basement didn't get painted until December 23rd because "the painters went to the wrong unit and we have to see when they can come back out." All they had to do was communicate any hang ups with us but they didn't and they don't. The move in checklist they gave us was cute but by no means sufficient enough space to write down ALL of the issues wrong with this unit, so I attached a loose leaf paper with 30+ issues. To the naked eye this place came off as move in ready but upon inspection this place was a dump. From the center-block glass window being busted out in the basement, bar soap full of hair being left in the soap dish of the full bath, plumbing issues, debris and food left in the cabinets, visible dirt along the woodwork, spiderwebs and dead bugs in corners this place was DISGUSTING! We spent days cleaning this place before we ever even occupied it and do you think the property manager cares? Hell no. On January 3rd we went to pay rent and this really hit a nerve because we were paying for this place and we couldn't even use the dishwasher or shower. We spoke with Korrene again and she does a good job pretending to care. She assured us that Dave, the maintenance man, would be out tomorrow to take care of everything. Finally! Some course of action. HA! January 4th no call, no show. The next Dave and Mike showed up to my door at 3:30pm ready to fix all the issues, they worked quickly and got a chunk of things on my list taken care of, I was thankful and I felt things might not be so bad after all. Dave told me he'd come back the next day to paint the bathroom and fix the rest of the things on our list and I believed him! HA! I called Korrene on Saturday the 14th and she reassured me Dave would be out on Tuesday. It's January 18th and maintenance still hasn't come back. Honestly, I think they just need a few more maintenance men to carry the load. We've officially been here one month and it's been nothing but a runaround, the unit is STILL not move-in ready. They simply do not care. They are unprofessional, unorganized, and it's unacceptable. I call continuously and make appearances in the leasing office hoping to get issues resolved and still nothing gets fixed. Save yourself the headache. We work hard for our money and as tenants expect to be valued and treated as such. 1 month down, 11 months to move.

My husband and I have been tenants at Eastbrooke since November 30, 2012. Unlike the other…read morereviewer, we found Char to be one of the main reasons that we chose to stay here. Everybody has their own opinions & experiences, so I'm definitely not going to disregard anybody's take. HOWEVER, Char is no longer the community manager here, & hasn't been since..actually, literally around the same time that her review was written. I do enjoy living here though. Our building neighbors are very friendly & courteous; our "across the parking lot" neighbors are AWESOME; our kiddie-corner neighbors are really friendly (but then there's THEIR upstairs neighbor...not a fan..)...things get taken care of quickly. The maintenance guys are swift & friendly, and Kathie does a great job as the community manager.

If it weren't for the apartment manager Char... I would give this place probably 3 or 4 stars. She…read moreis the rudest manager of an apartment complex I've ever dealt with. I have lived in 3 different rentals before coming here and the buildings themselves are nice, but I can't get past how difficult it is to deal with her. About three 5 months into my lease I discovered a leak in my ceiling (I had a top floor apartment) and I brought it to her attention that the actual dry wall was falling off of the ceiling. She had the maintanence guy come in and he tore a huge hole in my ceiling revealing BLACK MOLD. Now, I know that it may not actually be black mood that there are different kinds of molds that look black or whatever.... But did she ever test it to see if it was? No! Mind you I was Pregnant and have a 2 year old daughter. She told me she took a class on mold and is very positive that it's not black mold. Did she ever actually look at it herself? No! So was my daughter an myself's health out at risk not knowing? YES! I went to the city and they said that they do not send out inspectors for black mold because of the health risk... Ironic. So I allowed the to take their sweet time to fix it and went on with life. Now I am dealing with an eviction case with them because I was late on my rent. Lest me remind you that I'm now almost 10 months pregnant. Yes 10, and have a 2 year old. I am a single mother and I work for a living but seeing as my current health condition tends to wear me out, I have not been able to work the same hours i usually do. I know that I should've told her prior to paying the rent late about this situation, but being a tipped employee at my job I was one busy night away from making my rent and it just didn't happen. So I paid the late fees and paid it by the 18th. Now that they took me to court I have to not only pay Decembers rent, in addition 210$ in court fees... Okay, fair enough Char I will pay for you to take me to court for the November rent I already paid... FINE. But then yesterday when I found this fairly unprofessional, unofficial "eviction notice" on my door I pondered wtf? I told your attourney I would pay the Decembers rent plus the court fees on the 13th (which was ordered by the judge) so why am I getting an eviction notice? So I called Char to let her know in advance that I am getting paid Friday and will be paying the rent then. So what does she say? Oh btw it's not $910 anymore it's $1010. Haha! Are you kidding me for what? She says well there is a late fee for November you still owe (false I paid 2 late fees in November and I have proof) and the lawyer didn't include your 20$ pet fee in the December rent (not my fault, but okay) and now that you're paying the December rent late there's another $25 late fee incurred (oh really? So because you decided to take me to court, and the judge ordered me to pay the rent by the 13th it's late? How the hell is that?). Still... Do the math, does that add up to $100? Nope. You an the lawyer must've went to the same elementary school Char because neither can solve simple arithmetic.

we have been here a year, but are moving due to the noise from the apt above us. the people are…read morevery loud, and the floors are not thick, you can hear every move the neighbor makes. tried to complain about the noise but did no good. decided to move to a different complex. think about what floor your on, you will hear everything

I have been here 3 yrs. I love here. Quiet, capable/professional maintenance staff; leasing staff…read moreare personable and helpful. The grounds and area creek & ponds are pristine. Most residents are working families, disabled, and elderly individuals. The children here WELL BEHAVE so far My apartment have a loft window, natural light in the morning by the pond. I have saw white tail deer, geese, ducks, swans, rabbit,...etc. I love here Shout out to Isaiah and Terry! Great job!

I LOVE riverland woods apartments, I've lived here for a couple years now and I'm so impressed. The…read morekitchen,bathroom and apartment overall are so nice and updated. Maintenance guys are always doing a great job. Not only is the inside nice but outside is just as awesome of an atmosphere with the Clinton river next to us, a park, and we have a pool! i highly recommended! Ps. There's even a walk in closet&laundry room in the master bedroom!

This was such a horrific experience, I don't know where to start. So, I'll start with the unsecured…read moreonline payment system in which the complex exposed all of their tenants' personal information to potential compromise for a full 6 months before I finally got them to fix it. POTENTIAL COMPROMISE OF TENANTS' CREDIT CARD INFORMATION: If you used Riverland Woods' online payment system at any point before mid July, 2014, your credit card information may have been compromised. You should immediately report this to your card issuer and have them send you a replacement. And, by the way, I believe they're required to pay for at least 12 months of credit protection service when they commit an error this huge. You'll have to check on current law, but that's what most companies have been held to in recent years. See: Target, Home Depot, etc. They were running the online payment site with NO encryption. For those who are not information-security savvy, this is the equivalent of shouting your credit card information across a crowded room and hoping that nobody writes it down. I reported this to the office manager when they first began accepting online payments. I told them that they're taking credit card info with no encryption, ie: zero security. The manager insisted that this was not true, despite me emailing screenshots showing that the page was not encrypted. I gave them an easy way to check it themselves - If the little padlock icon does not appear (in Chrome, it's on the left side of the address bar), your info is not encrypted. They brushed this off. So, I refrained from using their online payment system at this point. In July, I was not in town to pay in person, so I had to use their online system. I alerted the manager once more that the system was still unencrypted. The response? They LAUGHED at me. At this point, I went over the manager's head and called the company who owns the property. They thanked me for alerting them. One hour later, they called back and left a voicemail to say that they had their "web guy" fix the issue, and it should now be safe to use. They then thanked me again for coming directly to them to report this, since the manager on site obviously didn't care that their tenents' identity info was being so carelessly compromised. The very next day, the manager of the property tried to show their wrath at my going over their head... by posting a threat of eviction on my door. I took it into the office, put it on their desk, and advised them to tear it up, unless they wanted to get in legal trouble. I never heard from them again on this issue. 'EXPLOSION' IN ADJACENT APARTMENT, CAUSING DAMAGE TO MY PROPERTY: One day, I came home from work at 8pm to find that water was pouring out of my ceiling onto the kitchen floor and over my dining room. I called maintenance, and they just came over and put buckets underneath the water streams. They said that there was an 'explosion' in another apartment adjacent to mine. In speaking to a friend of mine who does maintenance at another complex, I was told that when this sort of thing happens, they're supposed to immediately check all adjacent apartments for damage. They obviously had not done this. My kitchen was ruined and I lost a ton of personal property. The ceilings were falling through, the table was covered in water that had been pouring all day, the counters and floor were all covered in water that had been pouring all day as well. Their response to my loss of personal property, which included a brand new wooden kitchen table, and a bunch of electronic equipment, was that "they're not responsible for property damage", and that I should "place a claim with my personal insurance". They're wrong, of course, as this was damage to my personal property directly caused by negligence of the apartment complex in keeping their building and infrastructure sound. As the law puts it, "...in good working order". They sent a guy a few days later who cut a huge hole in my kitchen ceiling. It stayed this way for almost 2 weeks. Their way of "fixing" what happened? They offered a $50 credit on my rent. Despite the 4 figure damage they caused to my personal property. PIPES CONSTANTLY FROZEN: Whenever the temperature outside hit 32 degrees F, or lower, the bath tub pipes were frozen. Of course, this means you can't use your own shower until they get someone over to fix it. This happened dozens of times. In fact, right before I moved out, it was happening every single day. I had to hold a hair dryer aimed directly at the pipes for 10 to 20 minutes to thaw it out enough so that water would drain. Every single time. They could've spent a few bucks on insulation, but no. There's plenty more I could tell you, but, I'll just leave it at this: Go elsewhere. You'll be happier that you did.

I give this place 0 stars the service here is very poor. Walls are very thin and it's easy to hear…read moresomeone stomping up the stair in the hall allllllll the way to their apartment and all through out their apartment. The tenants who live upstairs in building D tends to ack like Di:&'s. I'm sick of this poor service and it's not worth $700 paint on walls chip easily also when I first moved into my apartment it was a crack in my dining floor no locks on my Windows and in the winter if you still have the old windows from 1999 it'll feel like your so cold your outside and your consumers bill will be over $400. Old appliances the cleaning "Lady "did a half a*# job they don't clean the hall way in the winter and it'll be sooooo much salt in the main hallway it may end up in your damn apartment. Nasty attitude unless your meeting them for the first time. And favoritism goes on here the elderly and whites and arabic's get new Windows and ( Moors) do not. Unless you realize how old the windows are before you move in. They could've finished putting new windows in my apartment if she put a new window in my daughters bedroom I guess she didn't want my child to be cold only in her room Where's the rest of the new Windows to D-9? But instead I look and see them putting new Windows in for a white family across the lot on the other side. Also the carpet dirty easily and walls get dirty easily if your not careful. And how can you be careful when you have a toddler running around. I'm too done with this place. I wouldn't be surprised if I didn't get my security deposit back. Then I'll pursue to suing them. For pain and suffering for and the lack of service and for favoritism and discrimination. The neighbors in building D goes to the pet store also and just to buy a spider that belongs in the woods and puts them in your apartment as if it's funny knowing you have a toddler but as I said before the whites over here act funny towards MOORS. They also put a piece of cloth in my gas tank and I had to come out of $200 to get my gas tank fixed. The guy did all this just because I called the police on him for his sounds being too loud at 11 pm at night. GOD DOSENT LIKE UGLY. I'll put all this in the lords hands. Their lucky I didn't put a hit out on them. I'm an expecting mother and I need to be here for my kids. Their lucky I have kids because if I didn't it would've been pretty I have 7 brothers and they make sure no one disrespects me. Then here it is I'm pregnant but still no respect from the neighbors up stairs who are up at 6:39 am stomping punching walls screaming at the top of his lungs at someone on the phone saying "don't even come out side I'll fucking kill you "When I'm thinking like lil bitch boy if you don't sit down or go to sleep or go to work or go jog or go to Denny's shit go do something besides disturb others idiot fucker. I also called the front office to have them repair my tub which was chipping paint and they basically said we did that for your unit already before you moved in and their not going to reglaze or repair the tub THIS PLACE SUCKS BALLS

If I could give 0 stars I would. This is a scam for application fees. Cathy and whomever the owner…read moreis who decides whether you can move in or not, are scam artists. The apartments are outdated and dirty. They will take your money for the app fee and tell you that you are denied for whatever reason they can make up. They need to be reported and shut down!

Layout of two bedroom is great. Very open concept. Size of rooms is very nice. Big kitchen. That is…read morewhere the niceties end because everything else is in poor condition. Countertops are painted white, everything stains them and they chip very easily. I have to use trivets and cutting boards so the crock pot, toaster oven, bread machine don't melt the paint any further. Cheaply done finish. Stove doesn't work properly. Burners go out while cooking. Oven seal is burned and doesn't seal the door when cooking. Refrigerator is a mess. Cracked seals, cracked lower shelf (this was a replacement for one that was worse). Whoever painted must have an eyesight problem because there are many place that were not painted. (edges of doors, corners of walls, baseboards, hit and mis all over the apartment). Basement storage is full of mold and stinks. I refuse to use my storage area. Washers and dryers need to be cleaned. They are not in good shape. There are only 2 washers and 2 dryers for 24 apartments. Carpet is new but after less that a year it is already showing wear from foot traffic at the sofa. Very cheap and must not have much if any padding. The water stinks. I cannot drink it. I have heard a lot of complaints about the water. Bad pipes, sinks run slow, takes 2 flushes in the toilet, more if you have a hefty BM. My lease comes up for renewal soon and I have already recieved my rent increase. Even with all the faults it is cheaper for me to stay than move and that is a sad situation. Landlords have priced apartments so high retired people have to live in cheap, poor kept, housing just to survive.