Unless u like sleeping in ur bed then suddenly feeling someone standing over u to rapped. Id avoid…read morethis place. I was sleeping in the night when the maintenance entered with his company key and rapped me.

I left my lease early because this apartment was so bad, and the Management was not responsive in…read moreresolving issues. Overall, the apartment is noisy (incredibly thin walls, and if you live near the dumpsters, be prepared to hear the trash trucks every morning) and unsafe (constant break-ins, people sleeping in the elevator, and unresponsive security). It also rubbed me the wrong way when Management offered donations for 5-star reviews, so something to be wary off when considering the reviews for Deco.

Eric was great, but endless inconveniences never ended. First was the upstairs neighbor flooded us…read moreout. Then two weeks of repairs, then was the loud noises from the neighbors above us. No parking, had to park a block away from our unit and walk. The smell of weed all the time from the neighbors above us, the noise level was very irritating and endless. Don't rent a ground level unit. I would highly recommend you look elsewhere. Much better living conditions for the cost they charge you for rent. Beware

I had the pleasure of living at Chroma in Highlands Ranch last year. From the very first day until…read morethe last, the entire staff was so pleasant and welcoming. I could always tell that they care about their residents. Even now, after I have been gone for several months, they are still helping me resolve an issue and I am so grateful. Chroma Apartments and their staff - are the BEST!!!

Living here for over four years, I've consistently found the office and maintenance staff to be…read morereasonable and always ready to assist with any issue.

This is a wonderful community, and all staff are exceptional. I especially appreciate Gigi, our…read morebuilding manager.

A BIG thank you for all you do for us in particular and for the community! We're happy to have been…read morehere now almost five years....

Great apartment building. Good value for the high quality. Well managed and maintained. Leasing…read moreoffice staff are very friendly and helpful, especially Stephanie. They hold monthly resident get togethers and they are fun to attend.

I had such a wonderful experience living at Creekside at Highlands Ranch!…read more The community was beautiful, peaceful, and truly felt like home. My apartment was spacious, comfortable, and well maintained, and I especially loved being surrounded by beautiful landscaping and green space. One of the biggest highlights of living at Creekside was the amazing management team. Jess, the Assistant Community Manager, and Steve, the Community Manager, were both absolutely wonderful. They were friendly, professional, responsive, and genuinely cared about the residents and the community. Whenever I had a question or needed assistance, they were incredibly helpful and went above and beyond to make sure things were taken care of. It was clear that they took pride in what they did and truly wanted residents to have a great experience. The location was also fantastic -- close to trails, parks, shopping, and restaurants while still feeling peaceful and tucked away from the chaos of the city. I will always look back very fondly of my time at Creekside at Highlands Ranch. A special thank-you to Jess and Steve for all of their help and for making my experience there so positive. Great management makes such a difference, and they are a big part of what made Creekside feel like home. I would absolutely recommend Creekside at Highlands Ranch to anyone looking for a beautiful, peaceful, and conveniently located community with a management team that genuinely cares about its residents.

I absolutely love living here and couldn't recommend this community more! What really sets this…read moreplace apart is the people. The management and administrative staff are wonderful--friendly, approachable, responsive, and always willing to help. The maintenance team is fantastic as well and consistently goes above and beyond whenever something needs attention. The property itself is beautiful and very well cared for, and there's a real sense of community here. The pool and hot tub are great, but I especially appreciate that the staff makes an effort to create opportunities for residents to actually connect. They regularly host events in the clubhouse, and it genuinely makes this feel like a community rather than just a place where people happen to live. Everyone I've interacted with has been kind and welcoming, and I always feel like the residents are valued and appreciated. It's rare to find an apartment community where the management, maintenance, grounds, amenities, and overall atmosphere are all this good. I'm genuinely happy to call this place home!

The apartments itself are very nice but there are several reasons for the negative review. I have…read moreseveral pictures to support the review and will post them on yelp as well as apartments.com -Smoking everywhere. Cigarettes and weed. Cigarette smoking will take place at the entry and exit of the garage entrances so have your windows rolled up always! Smokers are friendly but it constantly reeks of cigarette smoke. Hallways always smells like weed. Residents smoke along the property sidewalks and grass as well. -Balcony compliance is not followed here. People have anything and everything on their balconies. It's a bit tacky. I've lived at other properties where it was beautifully maintained, this one is very different. People routinely dump water off higher balconies which lower ones feel the effects. -Others cannot respect personal property in the garage. Whether it's drawing on a dirty car or taking something sharp to scrape off stickers on your car. there have been several instances where people had their car broken into, motorcycle stolen, and I had a sticker scraped off my back window. There are no internal garage cameras. There are allegedly cameras at the front entrance but I am unsure if they work. -There are several steps throughout the property making it not so ADA or dog friendly. the back area, front area, and pool gates are the only areas with ramps or flat. It's really not for those who cannot do stairs. Only 2 elevators that are not that big. -Lots if sketchy people at RTD station next door. There are constantly Douglas County Sheriff being called for suspicious people, breaking, or rowdy kids. BEWARE. We were walking her dog on Night two after moving in and a deputy asked if we saw someone with a knife.....ugh. -Dirty trash areas! Grosssss. Where it's the recycle areas or trash cutes, it's always littered with trash and cigarette butts. It's horrible, especially in the middle of a pandemic. It's horrible adults cannot clean up after them selves and it's definitely not the responsibility of the apartment complex but they do nothing about it. They continue to let residents carry-on. -Staff is very polite....but passive. You can tell they do nothing to hold people accountable. Seems like they just go through the day to day motions. They don't seem to care about making your living experience great, they cared about getting our money. We eeee truly disappointed with our experience here. We are living out of a hotel because of this property. There are several others moving out this week too as they were not happy as well.

We decided to break our lease early at Lincoln Station Apartments, moving out March 28 . We gave…read moreour notice on March 1st, understanding the need for a 60 day notice we knew we were going to pay rent for 60 days (all of March and all of April) plus a 1 month rent cancellation fee. Even though we agreed to the terms, Camden decided to charge us all of May rent as well since they did not find a tenant on time. Keep in mind we paid for 60 days of rent, essentially providing a 60 day notice. Giving them 2 months to find a tenant. When talking to management, they are mentioning we are rent responsible until the apartment is rented, meaning if it doesn't rent until July, we would pay until then. Management is stubborn and did not provide any sort of documentation.

Best complex in South Denver…read more Before selecting and moving in at Contour 39, I visited nearly 15 other properties in/around the area and I can save you all of that time and effort - Move to Contour 39. Low density, GREAT floor plans (most with attached garages), AWESOME pool, garden areas to raise your own plants and you can't beat the location - has a true neighborhood feel. But most of all, the game changer is the staff. Several recent, front office personnel changes, REALLY have Contour 39 hitting on ALL cylinders. Kay Cutshaw and Deanna Roeper are the best and most experienced I've run across in the industry. They are genuine in their care and oversight of all residents and their attention to detail is matched by few - dependable. The other HUGE factor and difference here at Contour 39 is the Maintenance Team. Adam Wright has his team on point when it comes to addressing maintenance requests/items. Whether it's a chirping smoke detector, hot water heater issues or a problem with AC, they leave no stone unturned and make sure to resolve all tickets EVERY DAY! What other property does that? ... just one less thing you have to worry about. I can't imagine living at any other property - HIGHLY recommended.

I had an amazing experience living here for almost 2 years! Anytime I needed anything at all, they…read morewere so quick to be helpful and thoughtful. I'd live here again in a heartbeat. No complaints whatsoever and they were great with military members and moves. Best apartment ever!

This review is the result of nearly eight weeks of unresolved maintenance issues, misleading…read morecommunication, and unprofessional behavior from both management and leasing staff. The unit I moved into still contains original appliances from 1996--including the washer, dryer, and dishwasher--despite extremely low water pressure that would normally require high-efficiency equipment. The dryer's heating element and tumbler motor are failing, yet management refuses replacement. The dishwasher routinely leaves dishes less clean than before washing, even after pre-rinsing, forcing us to handwash everything just to maintain basic sanitation. Approximately 80% of the electrical outlets are loose and sink into the wall when plugging anything in, creating a safety concern and reflecting poor workmanship. These outlets, along with a missing garbage-disposal cover plate, a broken kitchen light, and other electrical issues, were clearly listed on the move-in checklist and acknowledged, yet left unaddressed. The kitchen sink leak required four separate maintenance visits. Even on the fourth visit, with both the property manager and maintenance manager present, there was still standing water under the sink--enough to visibly warp the cabinet base. I was asked to "show the leak," which required nothing more than placing my hand into the pooled water. When I did so, I was told I was being unprofessional. Adding to the safety concerns, the hot-water system is improperly regulated. The kitchen sink consistently delivers extremely hot water--measured at approximately 185°F--posing a serious scalding risk, while the bathroom sinks and shower reach only lukewarm temperatures, making basic hygiene difficult. This imbalance strongly suggests a malfunctioning or improperly configured water-temperature control system that has not been corrected despite repeated maintenance requests. Additional unresolved issues include: * Management falsely claiming the stove would be leveled (it was not--I corrected it myself). * Moldy kitchen blinds removed and replaced where not, leaving behind a persistent odor. * Maintenance reports that misrepresented what was actually repaired. * Continued animal activity in the attic despite assurances that pest control "handled it." * Patchwork wall repairs with no sanding or finishing--only visible spackle. * A garage that smelled strongly of urine, as if it had been used as a restroom by the previous tenant. For $2,500 per month, the overall living conditions are unacceptable. The walls are paper-thin, road noise penetrates through cheap single-pane windows, and neighboring units routinely blast TV and music past 11 p.m. on weekdays, making quality sleep unrealistic. The most telling moment came when a maintenance employee attempted to "educate" me--an electrician turned electrical engineer--about a missing outlet cover that was already documented on the move-in checklist. This pattern of dismissiveness and deflection, rather than accountability, appears to define the management culture here. If you are forced to move into this property, get absolutely everything in writing, require employee signatures, retain all documents (especially your move-in checklist), and temper expectations regarding responsiveness and professionalism. I would strongly recommend looking elsewhere.

Best place to live,office people are very friendly and the neighborhood is very safe.read more

Bridgwater is a fantastic community to live in! The residents are professional people who are…read moregenerally friendly and respectful. The apartments are spacious and kept in excellent condition plus every unit has an attached garage and in-unit laundry facilities. The staff is phenomenal and they run a first class operation - very proactive, efficient and super responsive including the office staff, maintenance team, groundskeeper, landscapers, snow removal, etc. They stay on top of concrete repairs and building maintenance as well. They host resident parties and fun activities throughout the year and we especially enjoy the coffee machine and dog snacks In the office!

We had a great experience living at Bridgwater for 4 years. This was the first place we lived at in…read moreColorado and we will never forget it. We don't have kids but the complex had a good mix of singles, children and families. My wife and I moved with our dog in May of 21 when she got a job nearby. We immediately noticed the pond and close by open space. We immediately were impressed with our 2 bedroom, 2 bathroom apartment with nice sized garage and patio. It felt more like a townhouse or condo. Although the management changed once or twice, we never had any issues. The neighbors were nice enough and friendly, and maintenance was always quick to respond and resolve our issues. We got to use a portable a/c when ours went out until ours was working again. The staff were also professional and friendly and didn't make you feel that you were bothering them. Our price went up annually except for this last time we could have stayed for the same price. The place was large enough for us and had some nice storage options. It also has an excellent location. The pool and hot tub and grills were nice and well maintained. Don't miss the open space and Tommy Davis park across the street.