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Remington Apartment Homes - Tranquility Kitchen

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I have lived in these apartments for the past 3 and a half years and I've never had any major…read moreissues with the apartments (I've lived in both a one bed and a two bed) or the staff. There are some good things and some bad things. The apartments look really nice and are very open, with lots of natural lighting. If ever there was maintenance needed, it was done in a timely manner (within a week), and I was always given plenty of notice (both emails and text messages) prior to anyone entering my apartment. The complex will allow you to break your lease, but like everywhere else, you will need to pay a fee. You will also need to pay a fee when you move out if you break anything. If you have neighbors that smoke (cigarettes or marijuana), you will be able to smell it in the hallways. This is pretty typical for most apartment complexes. The gym is absolute crap and desperately needs to be updated. The some of the buildings are a bit drafty by the windows, and could benefit from being renovated. Over all condition is well insulated, though. If you have issues with your neighbors, try to handle it yourself as the staff can only do so much if a) you have no proof that your neighbors are doing anything wrong and b) if they aren't doing anything that is specifically against the rules for the complex. The rent for these apartments can be a little pricey for what is offered. Overall, I have no problem with with recommending this place to anyone. I personally feel that you need to be realistic when looking for apartments, and understanding that everywhere you go is going to have its issues. So far, this has been my best experience with living in apartments. The main reason for the 4 start rating instead of a 5 star, is that there are renovations that are needed.

Highly recommend, I lived in the community for 10 years and property manager Andrea and assistant…read moremanager Remi are caring and understanding people. They are like your extended family. The maintenance staff is very friendly and responds quickly to your needs. My favorite is the African American guy he has been there as long as l have lived there and always have a kind word and a smile. Remington Apartments living community is truly a family everyone greets you with a smile and hello. It is a safe community. The police station is directly behind the complex and officers drive through frequently.

Seasons at Romeoville

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Ooooh where do I start?! First off, the rent is extremely high for value. And yeah you get all the…read moreamenities but once you start living there you realize it isn't worth it. They don't keep up on the grass or lawn service. Upon moving in, I found that there were multiple beer cans left in our kitchen drawers, and behind the UNFINISHED cabinet. I reported this to the property manager only to hear "we hire independent contractors, theres nothing we can do" Uhm what?! Make sure your freaking team isn't drinking on the job!!! Second, almost nothing is communicated to residents. I lived there from June 2021- June 2022. After moving out, I discovered that the property has held multiple events in the clubhouse, that were never mentioned in emails for residents- only posted on instagram. Why aren't all residents included in these "resident events"? Second- no communication to us when we were moving out. Just "drop the keys off this day, this time, thanks" AND I had to call them to get that info, they did not reach out to me. I'm not sure if all apartments are like that but it seemed pretty unprofessional to me. Also! Big break in problem.... Other residents have actually been broken into but for me, I was approached by a young man while getting my mail. He explained that he just moved in, next day I get a call from the property manager saying this man was saying he stays with me, but doesn't know my name. I advised I never met this man before yesterday, all he did was approach me one time. But he did watch me walk back into my apartment. I hoped they would call the police and kick him out, but I saw him wandering the property days after that. All in all, The Romeoville Seasons is like any other development... run by an unresponsive group of people that don't really care how you're living.

Springs at Lily Cache Creek

Springs at Lily Cache Creek

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None of the advertisements are true, there's nothing matching the things listed, they just get you…read moreout here with an appointment about places within a certain price range and then blindside you with the fact that its way more than discussed. Lie to get u there. And don't pay for the gas back lol

My wife and I moved in 2 years ago, mostly because it was a smokeless community as my wife has…read morerespiratory issues. Soon after moving in, my wife complained that she smelled cigarette smoke. So we notified management. They sent out an email stating that the complex was a smoke-free environment and asked us to get proof. How were we supposed to do that were we supposed to fly drones over or something. If I'm being honest, I didn't smell anything, but after seeing the downstairs neighbor coming out of his apartment smoking, which was caught on the Ring camera. We sent the video to management. My wife didn't smell anything for a while, but then she smelled it again so we contacted management again. Long story long we contacted management again and again and again. At one point they asked for another video. Subsequently, that neighbor moved, and someone else moved downstairs. It was an elderly lady. She had frequent visitors one of which we believed to be her daughter, vaped. This was also caught on camera, but my wife and I at this point knew that nothing was going to be done about the smoking. That's the main issue. (Rewind) The other one is the ridiculous money grab. While we were speaking with the leasing agent, we asked her if there were any garages available because we would have to store a lot of our stuff. She said that there weren't any available at that time and put our name on a waiting list. While we were waiting, we had to put our stuff on the balcony, and we stacked it up the bins/boxes nicely as they were mostly tote boxes. We finally got a garage, but I guess we didn't move our stuff quickly enough because we got fined. Now I'll be the first to say that having a bunch of totes on the balcony is not a good look and we did our best. Now our balcony overlooked the pool area, so during the time when the pool was closed, we had to look at all the tables and chairs stacked up, and when I complained about that, they just put a blue tarp over it, like that made it nice to look at. How come I can't fine them? We also got fined for turning in the declarations page for the renters insurance late, even though it was turned in on time. They just couldn't open it. They wanted to fine us again for the same thing on the second lease. My wife and I finally decided to move. We paid a maid service to clean, but lo and behold, we got fined. We got fined for replacing a carpet, which I think they messed up after we left. They fined us for using the stove, calling it damage. They fined us for not turning in the keys, mailbox keys, and fobs that were in the apartment where we were asked to leave them. We had a horrible experience. We moved back to a place that is not as aesthetically updated but the customer service is second to none. Oh and by the way their apartments are not updated per se they just have new old stuff in them.

Village Place Apartments - Bathroom

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PLEASE DO NOT RELY ON GOOGLE REVIEWS!!! I'VE UPLOADED THE SAME REVIEW BELOW AND IT'S NOT ON…read moreGOOGLE'S WEBSITE. THEY PURPOSEFULLY DO NOT INCLUDE SOME NEGATIVE REVIEWS AND THAT'S WHAT TRAPPED ME. YOU WANT THE TRUTH?? HERE IT IS: Short story: Place allows loud noise, cigarette smoking, stalking & harassment, and trash remnants every now and again. Cops are here more times than they should be. People park in no-park zones. The buildings are cheaply made and rent is too high, so you think you're moving in a nice place but it's a venus fly trap. Can smell and hear EVERYTHING in other apartments (footsteps, tv, water running, music, arguments, cooking, animals, you name it). Management sends Opiniion links to get reviews, but the website is made to only "promote the good reviews." They don't recycle, and you have to drag your trash to one dumpster (good luck if you have an arm or leg surgery). Basically, it's a polished turd of a place. THEY ABSOLUTELY DO NOT CLEAR OUT THE SNOW AROUND PARKING SPACES AND MAIN ROADS OF THE APARTMENT. Long, very long (personal) story: The second night I moved in, there was a booming loud noise coming from one of the apartments. It was disturbingly loud and went on past midnight. I emailed the office, and they responded the next day by saying that if it happens again, someone needs to come 'confirm' the noise is actually happening. TF?!! Not only that, if it's after hours, there's a specific number to call for noise complaints. So, in other words, you have to call maintenance guys (complete strangers if you've just moved in) to come and inspect if a noise is happening. If (and that's a big 'if') they hear a noise, they may knock on the door or call the police if its something they think they're not able to handle. I have had to call the police twice on ONE neighbor because they have been and continue to stalk and harass me. I've complained so much that I stopped because 1) the noise was not "confimed" by maintenance some of the time 2) even if the noise was confirmed, nothing was done but a note on the person's door, which did not and has not stopped the noise and harassment 3) every time I sent an email to the main office about a neighbor, they pushed me away to this specific number for noise complaints (even during regular office hours). The maintenance men have mentioned themselves that they do not like taking on a security role, and I don't blame them. Putting maintenance men in possible harm's way is awful. There are multiple cigarette smokers here and you can smell it in your apartment, even with all the doors and windows shut. Wakes me up early when they're smoking because it seeps into my room, makes me cough and gag during the evening and night times. Forget about going on the patio to enjoy fresh air in the warmer months. I've gotten an air filter, I've lit candles and incense like clock work, and I go through air freshners like I go through toilet paper. The smell still lingers and there's nothing I can do about it. My major concern is the fire hazard, esp if the smokers aren't emptying their trays. You'll see cigarette butts all over the property. This building's cheap material could probably go up in flames easily. I've been stalked and harassed by a crazy neighbor for the four months I've been living here and nothing has been done. I moved out here specifically to get away from a previous stalking situation that created PTSD, which I mentioned to one of the apartment representatives while I was viewing the apartment (would have been a good time to mention to me about the thin walls). Still dealing with this issue and can't do anything about it but take notes from my therapist. So if you're still reading this and have mental health issues, don't even THINK about coming here. Crazy people live here and you'll be stuck. Cops have showed up when an item was taken from my apartment (frantically called the front office when it happened and the manager haphazardly told me to call the police) but no justice for me unfortunately. I've seen all kinds of trash in the stairwell and outside. I appreciate the maintenance men for helping the place look neat but dirty people are dirty people. With all the noise and cops and other issues that take place, the apartment manager only sends out emails to all the residents to clean up after their dog or not to park in the no-park zones. People still do do.

From the owner: Village Place Apartments is an apartment community located in Romeoville, IL, that offers a wide…read moreselection of new apartments with modern amenities designed to match your style and meet your needs for comfort. The community is pet-friendly and provides a fantastic location near Naperville and Joliet, making it an ideal place to call home. The location of Village Place Apartments is perfect for those who love to explore the outdoors, as it is less than 15 minutes away from the Edward Hospital Athletic & Event Center, Two Rivers Plaza, and Village Park. It is also conveniently located near several top employers, such as Lewis University, Joliet Junior College-North Campus, APL Logistics, and AITA Health Adventist Medical Hospital. The community also provides direct access to Historic U.S. 66/I-55, making it easy to commute to Chicago, Naperville, and other surrounding areas.

Enclave at 127th

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I have been living here for nearly a year now, and just renewed my lease for another 15 months…read more Overall I am pleased with living here. The complex is mostly quiet and well maintained. The pool area is nice, although frequently crowded with both people who live there and guests. The complex is very accomodating to pets, and even hosted a doggy pool day when the pool was being winterized last fall. Overall the rent may be a little higher than I'd like, but the complex feels welcoming. Pros: - Fitness center and clubhouse were recently renovated and the fitness center is nice and diverse enough to fully work out in. (For basic exercise.) - Dog park is big enough to allow your dog to run around in and only rarely occupied. - Staff quick to respond to messages / concerns or requests. Cons: - 1 Garbage / 1 Recycling Receptacle for the entire complex. Trash piles frequently and is an eyesore / smell when taking trash out. Also, if you live on the other side you have to bring your trash over which I'm sure is annoying. - Snow removal in the winter can be slow, and lead to some slippery conditions if you are needing to move about in the early morning. - Frequent issues with the gate. Either call in code doesn't connect, or the gate is down for maintenance and the complex is left open for days at a time.

if I could make as 0 I would. I am not a former resident , I live here now. moving and terminating…read moremy contract early because it's that bad. like previous comments I moved in it was completely filthy and bug ridden. Ants everywhere to include infestation in the dryer. the walls are paper thin and you can hear every step when someone is in the apartment above. let's get back to the bugs. There are so many rolly pollys!!!! I wake up kill 5-10, come back 30 minutes later and there 10 more. They say there is nothing that can be done. So I cancelled my contract because I can't live like this. They were nasty when I asked for a reduced moved out cost for ending my lease early. please please please do not rent here. you will thank me. I would like to comment the maintenance guys are awesome and the front desk people as well, it's the management that can be not so nice. If you are the owners feel free to call or come by.

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