REVIEW BASED ON ROOM TOURING. My Agent: Christa…read more If you plan on touring a unit here- ask for Christa. She accommodated me in more ways than one and I will always remember it. I was in a hurry as I've been touring places back to back while working full time and living an hour away. She was so thorough given the circumstances and gave me all the information I needed- physical copy and emails with different unit information. The room overall was great. As I continue my search and have more time, I'd definitely love to come back and tour a new unit along with the amenities that The Milton has to offer (I didn't get to tour the lounge, gym, etc). I will definitely be asking for Christa if I do pay another visit. Thank you Christa.

I had a great experience working with Yami during my move-in process at Milton at Twinbrook. Yami…read morewas professional, responsive, and incredibly thoughtful. I visited on two different days for unit tours, and she patiently showed me every available option that could fit my needs - no rush, no pressure, just honest help :) Yami was upfront about all the details and handled the entire process with care and timeliness. She is sweet, energetic, and genuinely cares about finding the right fit for you. I noticed a few negative comments here, but it's pretty clear they come from the same few people with personal issues. My experience was the opposite. If you're looking for someone reliable and kind on the leasing team, ask for Yami. She made what could have been a stressful process smooth and easy.

Do not stay here. It has poor security, no enforcement of its own smoking policies, and a…read morenon-existent maintenance team. I've gone over a week with no AC in the middle of summer, I've ran into numerous homeless people past the lobbies asking for money, and there's a constant smell of weed due to a zero-enforcement policy on smoking in the building. Do. Not. Move. Here. If you notice a large amount of five star reviews, that is because there is an incentive program for doing so. You've been warned! EDIT: I also forgot another terrible fact of living here. Pet owners will DAILY leave dog pee/poop on the elevators and in the common spaces, and the building at best will clean it up once a day. You'll constantly have to navigate puddles of pee as you do your daily commute. Have fun! - a 2 year resident.

"I'd like to leave positive feedback for the recent maintenance work at my unit (Veridian…read moreApartment). I requested the service request. "I'd like to leave positive feedback for the recent maintenance work at my unit. The technician was professional, friendly, and very thorough in fixing the issues with my window handle and balcony door. I really appreciate the high-quality service!"" Thank you for the great support

I have lived all over the greater D.C. area on and off for two decades in many condo and rental…read morecommunities, so I speak from personal experience. Wisconsin Place is a solid bet. Management is friendly and attentive and seek to resolve issues as they arise, maintenance repairs are handled on the day of said request, great seasonal landscaping and lovely blooms! Location, location...echoing other reviewers as having a Whole Foods and a Metro stop only an elevator ride away is amazingly convenient. The building is very quiet, especially at night. I highly recommend the units with a western view (i.e., facing the Geico lot) to guarantee plenty of natural light and incredible sunsets. The building was initially slotted as a condo property, hence the superior proportion and quality of the units. I especially love the large soaking bathtubs and spacious closet space! As with everything, there is always a bit of room for improvement. The front desk staff changes pretty often - it's hard to let go of those relationships when they unexpectedly disappear overnight. (Best of luck to Marilyn and Theo who were such assets to WP!) As the community allows for furry friends, expect some daily pees right outside the front entrance and the occasional accident in the hallway. Also, at WP tenants pay for all of their utilities + separately for Pepco; so if your budget is very tight, you may not enjoy the monthly Conservice bill that appears on top of your rent which includes things like hot/cold water consumption, sewer, pest control...utilities that are typically already factored-in the cost of monthly rent in other communities. A two-month notice is required to move-out without any penalty, even when an annual lease is in place. But even in light of the above, we have been very pleased with our experience and recommend Wisconsin Place 100% to anyone looking for a rental apt. in the DMV!

About Me: I've lived at Wisconsin Place for about six years. I'm a single professional, and I…read morerecently moved into a different unit within the building. I wanted to like this place and for a long time, I did. The Good: The location is genuinely great. The neighborhood is safe, quiet, and well-connected to Metro and bus lines. If you're not looking for nightlife, the area is convenient and walkable with nice parks nearby. The front desk staff deserve a specific shout-out. They're consistently friendly and helpful, which is honestly rare for large managed buildings in this area. As a managed building, it's what you'd expect: expensive, but relatively maintenance-free living. The Bad: Over the last year or two, there's been a noticeable decline. When I transferred to a new unit within the building, it was poorly cleaned, the dishwasher and dryer didn't work, outlet covers were missing, and drywall patches hadn't been painted over. Getting these basic issues resolved took repeated follow-ups, escalation to the property manager, and more pushback than any resident should need for move-in-ready basics. Management is pleasant enough face to face but tends to deflect and divert rather than actually address concerns. The most recent issue is packages. The building replaced its prior system with a single open room where packages for what must be hundreds of units sit on unsecured shelves. There's no logging, no delivery notification, and every resident has access. The room is fob-accessed, but it's unattended -- if someone gets through that door late at night, there's nothing stopping them from walking out with whatever they want. It doesn't feel secure. My Recommendation: I used to genuinely enjoy living here and would have recommended it. At this point, I doubt I'll renew my lease. The customer service and attention to resident safety have slipped enough that the premium rent doesn't feel justified. If you're considering Wisconsin Place, the location is excellent, just go in with realistic expectations about management responsiveness and building security. Maybe shop around to the other managed buildings on Willard Avenue or North Park.

Our move-in experience was very smooth and pleasant. Prior to moving in, we had several questions…read moreand email correspondences with Mr. William Thayer, and he was always responsive and replied in a timely manner. We truly appreciate his patience and willingness to answer all of our questions and provide the information we needed. When we arrived, the room was clean, ready, and available for us to move in right away, which made the process even easier and more convenient. We would also like to thank the professional and welcoming staff at the concierge desk, especially Mr. Gabrille, Mr. Chukwulete Ukeekwe, and the wonderful lady whose name I unfortunately forgot. They were very helpful and made the move-in process smooth and stress-free. A special thank you to Sarah, the manager, for her support and for making us feel welcomed. We appreciate the excellent customer service from the entire team and are very happy with our move-in experience. Thank you all for making this a great start to our new home!

I lived at The Edge in two different apartments. The leasing team has generally been pleasant and…read morehelpful, especially Adam. Unfortunately, my experience with the cleaning, maintenance, turnover, and move-out process has been very different. When my most recent apartment was handed over to me, it was not properly cleaned or prepared to the standard I would expect for a new resident. I ended up paying approximately $250-$350 out of pocket for my own deep cleaning. The shower head that was later questioned at move-out was already installed when I received the apartment, and I had documented the apartment's condition with photographs. During my tenancy, there were also several maintenance issues, including leaks involving the washer/dryer and dishwasher plumbing. The Edge maintenance team performed work on these issues, and some marks were left on the walls during that work. My tenancy was very short, and we were traveling for portions of it, so the apartment had relatively little actual occupancy. I did not put a single nail or nail hole in the walls. I had only a couple of removable adhesive hooks for calendars. I had used the same type of hooks in my previous apartment at The Edge without an issue. They can be removed carefully with heat without damaging the wall. Because I was traveling and moving at the last minute, I left the hooks in place when I moved out. I was therefore very surprised to receive a $505.92 "Full Paint/Drywall" charge after moving out. What makes the charge particularly difficult to understand is that the move-out inspection itself repeatedly describes the walls as "OK." For the living room, the inspector specifically noted that only one spot needed patching and that "the rest is painting." The inspection does not document extensive wall damage. Photographs taken after I left show paint pulled away in the area where the adhesive hooks had been. The hooks were intact when I surrendered the apartment. I do not believe I should be responsible for wall damage resulting from the way removable hooks were taken off after I left. Likewise, marks resulting from maintenance work performed during my tenancy should not be attributed to me. My concern is not with paying for damage that a resident actually causes. Residents should be responsible for genuine damage. My concern is being charged hundreds of dollars for a full paint/drywall job when the inspection itself describes the walls as OK and distinguishes one patch from the remainder of the painting. The lease also distinguishes normal wear and tear from chargeable resident damage. I had seen reviews from other former residents raising similar concerns about move-out charges before I lived here. I cannot speak to what happened in their individual cases, but after my own experience, I understand why residents have raised the issue. There appears to be a troubling disconnect between the condition in which an apartment may be delivered to an incoming resident and the cleaning, painting, and repair costs that may later be assessed when that resident moves out. The charge is currently under formal dispute, so I will update this review based on how management handles it. To be fair, my criticism is not directed at the leasing staff. My interactions with the leasing team were generally positive, and Adam in particular was helpful and pleasant to deal with. My concerns are specifically about the reliability and accountability of the cleaning, maintenance, turnover, and move-out process. My advice to anyone moving into The Edge is simple: photograph everything at move-in, document anything that is dirty, damaged, altered, or not functioning, keep every maintenance record, and take detailed photographs immediately before moving out.

Do NOT move here. From day 1, this place has been horrible. Really poor communication with…read moreresidents, mishandling packages, empty threats to force residents out, and more than inconvenient changes to living were among my problems. Overall, it just wasn't worth it to live here over almost everywhere in Silver Spring. But when the car thefts started happening, that confirmed for me that management didn't give a damn about their residents or their safety. They did absolutely nothing when our car got stolen from the lowest level of the parking garage--not even a response when we emailed them. I had to call for a manager at the *other* building this management company manages, Eleven55 Ripley (or, rather, text because no one is available to talk on the phone from the leasing office at either place) to get someone to address our email FOUR days after we first contacted them about the stolen car. Since then, other cars have been stolen, broken into, or had other damage to them. In the cases of a few people I've spoken to, they haven't heard anything from management in their cases either. The parking garage never felt safe to begin with and there's never been security here. But with this going on for weeks now and still no response from management while still having to pay for parking in the garage, this could spill up to the safety of residents in their units or more totals in damages that we would be responsible for. It's been one of the most stressful experiences I've ever had to deal with (and am still having to deal with, and I wouldn't recommend anyone live here or at any other building UDR manages.

Horrible management, DeAndre is useless! The G1 garage is full of dog piss, trash, dirt/leaves. The…read moregrills are guaranteed not to work. The roof top sun deck is terrible, trash everywhere, broken glass. I could go on and on, I would not recommend living in this building.

I've been here 3.5 yrs and love living in Downtown Silver Spring. The Central was a good choice for…read moreme. As far as noise goes, I face Fenton, but the traffic noise doesn't bother me at all. I hear what sounds like a TV from somewhere sometimes but if I am trying to read or otherwise relax, I just play white noise on my speaker & I'm good. Maintenance is extremely prompt & I love having an in unit washer & dryer. I don't participate in all of the activities, but I do enjoy the book club. We need management to help us promote it more as a lot of our members moved away. Overall, I am happy about my choice.

Danielle, the concierge who works the evening and sometimes the overnight shift, is brave and…read moreensures that the building is safe. She goes above and beyond. Last week, I was at the desk when an Uber Eats delivery came in close to 9:30 pm. The delivery person was upset that Danielle would not allow her to take the food upstairs. It is Central's policy that delivery agents are not allowed to go upstairs after 8:00 pm. Though Danielle called the resident and offered to take the food to the apartment herself, the delivery person still demanded to take it upstairs. The delivery person called Danielle names, belittled her role, raised her voice, recorded us, and refused to leave the premises. Through it all, Danielle remained calm, kept her voice at the same low conversational tone, and repeated the solutions she initially offered regarding the food delivery. I was impressed with Danielle's response to the aggression. This went on for about 30 minutes until the delivery person decided to leave. Before and after the delivery person, Danielle was also trying to keep the front doors closed. One of the doors did not close once opened. To prevent non-residents from entering, she tried to get residents to use the other door. Despite putting up signs, the residents kept leaving the door open. She got up to close it several times in between responding to residents seeking assistance all over the building. She eventually resolved the door situation by putting a flower pot to block the malfunctioning door. She maintained vigilance via the cameras and greeted everyone who entered the building, allowing her eyes to rest on each face. It was a noisy and chaotic night. I was both stressed and concerned for her safety. She is also brave! I have witnessed her in the past go into the garage after 11:00 pm to evacuate a man who snuck behind the second gate to sit there. I walked with her before going home because I was concerned that he would get aggressive. He did not. I told her that she is brave to have planned to walk out there alone with no one else around. I also praised her for her endurance throughout the chaos.

Pros - I love living here at Hidden Creek! it is a wonderful place to live. Roomy apartment with…read morespectacular view of the horizon! I love my neighbors they are peaceful. Quick maintenance response. Beautiful place to live. Cons - Hallway carpet is stained and needs replacing. Valet trash missed pickups several evenings. Ambulance and police sirens are loud and windows don't have a good sound barrier for loud mufflers on cars. Cable fee should be optional not required.

Love the apartment love the team, Tiffany, Kim, J.P And Jamil,…read more They are helpful and would do anything to make you feel you are at home. The club house very elegant and the gym open 24 hours, which is great. Outdoor Swimming pool, and they allow pets. I recommend them.

My experience at The Residences has been amazing thus far. From my initial email for more…read moreinformation to my in person tour and now as I prepare to move in, I have continued to be impressed every step of the way. The leasing office staff (shout out to Kabrina) and maintenance staff has gone above and beyond to make my cross country move from the West Coast seamless. I've had a lot of questions (and requests) while coordinating the logistics of my move being out of state, and everything has been handled with care, compassion and professionalism. I am looking forward to being a resident. As for the area, I'm equally impressed with the King Farm community and all the amenities it offers those who live in the area. The Residences at King Farm itself is clean, quiet, and very inviting. Thanks for making my move so easy!

5 Stars - Great Place to Live…read more We've really loved living in our townhome at Residences at King Farm. The community is clean, well maintained, and has a welcoming feel. The staff at the rental office have gone above and beyond--especially helping bring in packages that arrived before we moved in. Maintenance requests are handled quickly and professionally, and everyone we've interacted with has been friendly and helpful. Highly recommend!