This new condominium development is absolutely perfect. It is within walking distance to the new…read moreHarmons, and perfectly located near the quaint downtown area of Holladay. The condominiums are beautiful inside with impeccable designs. The upper terrace and gathering area located on the roof give a perfect view to the whole valley. It's an amazing place to live.

It has been frustrating working with the corporation that owns Pinehurst Apartments…read more. In my household, we paid rent and media fee two days early (the only two things showing that we owed), bringing our account down to zero. Two days later, they posted another (optional) fee to our account..and instead of applying my payment to what I actually paid for in the first place, they took a portion and applied it to my optional fee, leaving me a "balance" on my rent and media fee which was paid for in the first place. Now, they have charged an extra $115 "late fee" (on a $14.95 optional charge) because they chose where they wanted to apply my payment to instead of what was actually paid for. One of us left a review, and the customer care team responded and told us to email them because they would like to resolve the issue. However, after reaching out to customer care a couple of times, they have ignored the emails and have not responded at all. Again, not showing they really care. Another reason I'm leaving a one star is the walls and ceilings are not very sound-resistant. We here our upstairs neighbors and their dog constantly.

Unless you like being exploited by a greedy corporation, I would not recommend living here…read more I paid my rent and media fee two days early (which were the two things showing on my account that I owed) and brought my account balance to zero. Then, two days later they posted another (optional) fee to my account. Instead of applying my payment to what I actually paid for in the first place (my rent and media fee), they took a portion and applied it to my optional fee, leaving me a "balance" on my rent and media fee, even though I directly paid for those in the first place. Now, I have been charged a $115 "late fee" (on a $14.95 optional charge) because they chose where they wanted to apply my payment to instead of applying it to what I actually paid for. I went and talked with the office about it, but they did not care and insisted I pay the ridiculous late charge even though I have been a faithful tenant who has never once been late on anything. Another reason I am giving a one star is the walls and ceilings are not very sound-resistant. We are constantly awoken at night because we hear our upstairs neighbor walking around in their apartment. It's a good location, but there are tons of other apartments to choose from.

Jon is highly skilled and a detailed professional. I refer Jon to my real estate clients with…read moreconfidence and he always shines. Sometimes the news isn't great but hey better to know before the home purchase. Jon is patient and goes over his findings clearly and answers all my clients questions with intelligence and in spirit of helpfulness. The homeowner always receives a detailed report that methodically goes through the home and lists everything that he finds needs attention and then Jon explains why he flagged that item. I found his insight so useful and on more than one occasion he helped me learn how to best address a problem or fix a flaw. I highly recommend Jon and Hidden Valley Inspections he makes me look good and he does his job with integrity!

From the very get go Jon Brigance has been responsive, thorough, professional and very much…read moreappreciated. I am managing a difficult estate from 3 states away and Jon has been a God-send! I connected with him through a referral from my real estate agent. He arrived early and was very thorough in going through this home. It brought great peace of mind knowing well-informed eyes were seeing and noting everything that I am not trained to see and know. His report came back quickly and is very well laid out and easy to read. he has provided a great road map of items for me to pay attention to and get repaired now or that are of potential concern and can be deferred. As I am from out of state and not knowing the local people and contractors I found Jon to be a wonderful contact in providing suggestions for multiple contractors to connect with. While he doesn't indorse one over another he provided a list of a few names of folks he has seen do good work in the past. This provided me a great deal of comfort as I embark on new and uncharted territories. Jon has been wonderful to work with and I HIGHLY recommend using him if you would like an honest, thorough, approachable, understanding and kind home inspector. He has far exceeded my expectations and has been present, available and supportive even after his initial job was completed and done. I had the very unfortunate event of having my main contractor die just as he was getting started on my project and Jon has checked in on me unprompted and offered additional connections to pursue. Having an insiders knowledge of the industry and reliable recommendations has be invaluable to me. He is highly professional and extremely trustworthy. If I could I would give him 10 stars!

I want to take the time and express how greatful I am for Diana for my first time moving out of…read moreCalifornia she made the process not just easy. She made it super convenient she made it all Happen in a matter of days making sure me and my little family pick a place we can call home. I would definitely recommend them to anyone and everyone wanting to move from out of state this management team really dose there job and more to provide for future residents. Thank you so much Diana for all your help and much appreciation to the liberty heights team for making this happen for us

Old school kitchen, barely any kitchens redone. My dad even lived here in the 90's.. office closes…read morean hour before posted.. no drop box, no money orders, using their app. For rent charges you itself. They had 1 washer short for years instead of fixing that they re-did the floor with nice "lynonium" and dropped two dryers and a washer. So 4 total instead of 6.. All while up charging rent. No pool, mean staff. Be aware.

I have lived at Promontory Point Apartments for about 6 months and I must say that I have been very…read moreimpressed by this property. The apartments are surrounded by a beautiful, mature tree-filled landscape with a running stream. The amenities are countless here; I personally enjoy the pool and hot tube. I love that this is a pet friendly community as those can be difficult to find in this area. The apartments themselves are clean, maintained and well laid out. The location is very convenient, as it is close to multiple shopping centers, I15, I215 and State Street. I particularly commend the management of this property, especially Gracia, on their professionalism, attention to detail and responsiveness. The only issue I have experienced since living here is that Sprint has very poor service in this area but that is obviously not an issue with the apartment complex. The Salt Lake Valley is full of apartment complexes but in my opinion it would be difficult to find a better place to live at such a reasonable price.

I really loved the apartments here they were beautiful and every spacious and I love the whole lay…read moreout of the complex. Has everything I need, and Melissa was such a sweet heart she made me feel every warm and comfortable. This place is very lucky to have her

Love this place!! My boyfriend has lived here for a long time and it's a peaceful environment with…read morethe fountain and there are a lot of really nice condos. There are 3 levels of different ones and they have a good HOA who take care of the place. I like it and love staying here!

I am a current homeowner at Shadow Ridge Condominiums sharing my documented experience so…read moreprospective and current homeowners understand what can occur when an account becomes delinquent. To be transparent, I fell behind on monthly assessments beginning in November 2025 and take responsibility for that. My concern is how quickly the balance escalated into a lien, accelerated assessments, substantial legal fees, and civil litigation. At the end of Oct. 2025, my account had a $14 credit. After the November assessment, $192 remained unpaid, and I paid $250 on Dec. 5. On Jan. 27, 2026, I received a ledger showing $435 past due. On Feb. 20, a Notice of Intent to Lien was prepared for $701.71. On March 2, a lien was recorded against my property for $928.76, plus continuing assessments, late fees and a $250 lien cost. USPS attempted certified-mail delivery of the lien notice March 9 and March 23, with notices left at my residence. I did not retrieve those letters and did not learn through those attempts that a lien had already been recorded. On April 6, Association counsel prepared a demand reflecting $3,830.39. Certified-mail delivery attempts were also made April 10 and 15. On April 16 and 20, I issued payments totaling $1,420. I contacted the Association's accountant myself, acknowledged the missed payments and requested an updated statement. After my inquiries, I received the updated ledger and demand letter April 28. On April 29, Association counsel provided me with the Notice of Intent to Lien and recorded lien. This is how I learned that a lien had already been recorded against my property. On April 30, I requested an Advisory Opinion from the Utah HOA Ombudsman. On July 17, the Ombudsman concluded that the Association did not violate Utah law in imposing the lien and that certified mail was a reasonable notice method. I include this because I want my review to reflect the complete outcome. I continued making payments while disputing certain fees and seeking clarification. Association records later reflected legal fees of $540, $2,295 and an additional $6,345. The July 28 statement showed $11,186.47 claimed due, plus the upcoming August assessment. I requested an itemization to understand the attorney fees. The billing information provided included attorney time for reviewing/responding to homeowner correspondence and communications involving the Association's accountant, as well as substantial attorney time associated with the Association's response to my Ombudsman request. Some portions of the billing descriptions provided to me were redacted. This concerned me because some underlying communications involved questions I initially directed to the Association's accountant regarding my account and requests for information or clarification. I continue to dispute certain attorney fees. I also requested an opportunity to address my disputed account with the Board. On Aug. 28, Association counsel responded that I was not entitled to the general hearing requested and directed communications regarding my account through counsel. The same letter notified me that the Association has filed a civil action against me in Third District Court, Salt Lake County, seeking amounts it claims are owed, interest, collection costs and attorney fees. I am not claiming I never owed assessments. I did, and I take responsibility for falling behind. I am sharing what I experienced afterward. If considering purchasing here, carefully review the governing documents and collection procedures. Understand how delinquent assessments, liens, acceleration, payment application, collection costs and attorney fees are handled. Also understand that once an account involves legal counsel, communications concerning the account may involve counsel and potentially result in additional legal charges being assessed. Monitor regular and certified mail closely and maintain your own payment and correspondence records. This review reflects my personal experience and retained documentation. The matter remains in ongoing civil litigation.

Working with Keri has been phenomenal. He's attentive and always answered any questions. My wife…read moreand I had plenty of questions when we came to tour the place. Background: I work in construction and a lot my time is spent finding flaws in the smallest of details, so many people might not see what I see. During my move in inspection, there were a lot of small details that were out of place, small paint splatters, small but highly unnoticeable damages to drywall. but for the price of the apartment it was expected and still a pleasant place to live. Neighbors are quiet and respectful and the services offered are great. The management has been responsive to our requests. Once again if you're gonna work with someone in the office, ask for Keri!

I am beyond frustrated with how The Calo handled their recent parking policy change. They changed…read morethe rules without adequate notice to tenants--I recieved no emails in my Gmail or my portal (I have talked to a few of my neighbors who also haven't been getting their emails), no signage on the doors I used (employees in the leasing office admitted that a lot of the first level doors didn't get them which are the ones I use), nothing visible or accessible enough to warn residents and their guests. As a result, my guest's car was towed --an expensive, stressful, and totally avoidable situation had proper communication been given. They post notices on our individual doors for inspections, why couldn't this have been done? There was zero effort to ensure residents were aware of this change. Management failed in their basic responsibility to inform and protect the people who live here and pay rent. If you plan to have visitors or value clear, respectful communication from your property management, I would seriously reconsider moving here. This kind of sneakiness is unacceptable.

I was very impressed with Amanda and the team. I got my pictures very quickly and the photographer…read morewas very courteous. The cost was very reasonable too.

Easy to order, quick turnaround time, competitively priced, and the photography always looks…read morefantastic - especially when ordering Twilights! Reviewed on behalf of Symphony Homes.