This organization cares nothing about there tenants. It's disgusting. Cameras in the building don't…read morework, all they care about is money. They had the lot paved last week and left a gaping hole in the middle after trying to leave tenants without a lot on see here now weekend. Who runs this place? Disgusting. Look at what they paid for. You never mentioned about the cameras not working properly in your response. With packages being stolen daily and all your response is, get a police report but you never follow up. How about taking accountability for your building before you respond with you had the lot done Friday of Sea Hear Now. Pathetic response. Do the right thing by your tenants. That aging hole has been there for a year. The only thing good about your building is the amazing woman who comes to clean it. DO THE RIGHT THING ALL THE TIME, not when it's convenient.

If you are considering renting from Rent Jersey Shore, I strongly recommend doing your research and…read moremore importantly, reading the lease carefully. Our experience was extremely disappointing. The biggest issue was not that problems came up, but how difficult and exhausting management made it to get them addressed. Our HVAC stopped functioning properly on June 23, 2025 during hot weather. We repeatedly reported that the apartment was not cooling properly and documented the temperatures. Management initially installed a temporary AC unit and sent an HVAC contractor. About five technicians came out. One told us the HVAC was essentially "shot," and management eventually replaced a motor, calling it their "last possible option" to determine whether the unit was repaired. Even after this, management continued attributing the problem to the heat wave and asked us to turn off the additional AC units and return the unit they had loaned us so they could determine whether the HVAC was working. Our apartment had reached approximately 87 degrees, with stagnant air, and required additional AC units to be bearable. We documented the conditions and repeatedly explained our concern about our dog being left in those temperatures while we worked full time. We still had to fight to have the issue taken seriously. The HVAC ultimately did need to be replaced, which did not happen until July 1-3, 2025. There was also a frustrating situation involving our dog and maintenance. We were told our dog could not be present when a stranger entered, yet were then told to remove the dog because the technician was afraid of dogs. It felt like we were expected to accommodate every demand while our concerns were ignored. We also had serious privacy concerns. We saw people enter and tour our apartment without our knowledge on our dog camera, and on another occasion someone was sent around 10 PM while I was home alone. He could not clearly explain why he needed to enter. This was extremely unsettling. Management also emailed us stating they needed to confirm we were "complying with our lease terms" requiring 75% of the floors to be carpeted because of a complaint about "early morning footsteps." I work as an RN, for reference. We found it strange that this was a lease requirement, especially given the maintenance issues that required repeated follow-ups. It felt as though management was quick to enforce lease provisions while being far less proactive when residents needed help. The property was often poorly maintained. Hallways were frequently dirty, and the resident parking lot was rarely monitored. Cars often parked without resident passes. The apartments may look nice initially, but in our experience it was a "lipstick on a pig" situation: cosmetically presentable, with underlying issues that became apparent once you lived there. Package theft was another issue; management stated the cameras "didn't work" and that police reports were required to get assistance. The rental pricing structure is also something prospective tenants should pay close attention to. The rent was presented as approximately $400 less, but the lease reflected a higher amount, with the lower amount dependent on paying by the required deadline. The advertised "$400 discount" felt more like an incentive for timely payment. Read the lease carefully to understand the actual rent and fees. Management also chose to perform paving work during Sea.Hear.Now weekend, one of the busiest weekends of the year in Asbury Park when parking is already extremely limited. This created additional parking headaches, and the paving appeared incomplete, with cracks, holes, and uneven areas. Snow removal was also an issue; lots were often not plowed in a timely manner. Management was difficult to reach. Nearly every issue felt like a battle, and communication was frequently rude and lacked empathy. We also had a family situation arise and asked about ending our lease early. We were told we could only do so if we paid an additional month's rent to list it. We asked whether they could simply list it and, if rented, allow us to move on without either side taking a loss. The process was unnecessarily difficult. Once our lease was not renewed, the apartment was toured almost immediately and rented. Throughout our tenancy, we consistently felt that the priority was enforcing policies and collecting rent rather than genuinely caring about residents. We simply expected basic respect, communication, privacy, and maintenance issues to be taken seriously. We liked things about the apartment and location, but the management experience overshadowed those positives. If you are considering renting here, look beyond how nice the apartment looks and pay close attention to the property condition, lease terms, fees, maintenance, parking, and how management treats you when something goes wrong. Our biggest takeaway: a nice-looking apartment is not worth it if you have to fight management every time you need help.

Sackman is full of scammers. They will tell you their apartments are new, but the walls are covered…read morein mold and the property manager doesn't care. Save your health (and your money) and work with any other realty company. I wish someone had warned me before living in any of the buildings they own in Asbury.

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I loved this place, just wanted to say, maintenance was fast and barely needed. Met a lot of great…read morepeople in the building NOT on welfare, it is not affordable housing (which there is nothing wrong with), or a welfare MOTEL whatever that is. 1/2 block from the ocean for that price amazing. You could proably rent your parking spot for that during the summer. Top floor had amazing ocean views. But be careful u make sure your bill is paid completely in full when you leave and you forward your mail immediately, have an eviction on my record for $25, not cool.

So it's interesting and I'd say actually true that seven years ago there was a war with the initial…read moredeveloper but now that the tenants actually owned and run the building I would say it's very well run. And the apartments are spacious and light. HOA fees are by five of the lowest in Asbury Park.

This property doesn't even deserve 1 star- clearly not an option…read more Save your money, move elsewhere. The HOA here is BEYOND crooked. They're in the middle of a litigation, seeking funds for repairs that were never completed!!! They are not self-sustaining, and we only came about discovering this after going through the mortgage process. Visually appealing, but full of problems. Beware!!!

I had a terrible experience living here. They never gave me a choice about the view. I faced the…read moresewage plant and the other window is another brick building. I had an accident, they supply, shower seats, what you're supposed to hold a 300 pound person. Fortunately, I was only 140 pounds and the damn thing came flying out the wall. I landed on my right side, without notice. I landed on my right side with a jolt to both my shoulder and my right hip .

Beach front living! You would think that would say it all!…read more alas- there is more to say- for instance: You don't want to live here... unless you enjoy the smell of sewer gas waking you up and/or accompanying you to bed now and then. if you want to luxuriate in below builder grade fixtures including rolled vinyl baseboards, (applied poorly) cracked richly textured ceilings, unprofessionally applied crumbling caulking, institutional tiled apartment floors that never look clean,poor management - including lousey people skills- than by all means this is the place for you! Come by and take a tour, Take your time waiting and waiting and then riding the dirty elevators with their dust clogged vents, stroll the stained, carpeted, airless, hot hallways that are sometimes vacuumed once a month, bring your laundry to the state of the art laundry room with new washers and dryers... if they're all working then you are having an epic day! Don't be blinded by the "high end gloss"* of the lobby or distracted by the gracious demeanor* of your guide- check all the corners and edges, the nooks and crannies. Keep your eyes on the prize so you don't lose out on all you've been searching for. *sarcasm

We have been renting an apartment for long time. My observations:…read more 1. Bed Bugs and mice. As I heard from our neighbors, quite a few apartments experienced bed bugs and mice. This is especially problematic with bed bugs, as they are known to cross what they deem arbitrary apartment lines easily in the multiple-apartment complexes. Yes, we had to deal with both mice and bed bugs and this was very irritating. 2 Location: right on Ocean Ave, so you'll get tons of noise from passing traffic and the boardwalk in summer time. 3. Poor maintenance. Some apartments are cold in the winter. The common halls are rarely swept. All the mail gets wet with the rain. Bathroom drains get stuck all the time. No ventilation. 4. Poor management. The management treats renters as vassals. Good luck getting your call returned or concern answered. 5. Rent is being increased every year significantly without any improvements. 5% Increase is what the State of New Jersey considers "Unconscionable".