Nice place. Apartment is very roomy. Grounds are well kept and everything is clean and neat. Plenty…read moreof parking. maintenance guy is great and office staff friendly.

i've had the pleasure of speaking to michele (community manager)…read morein trying to find a 1 bedroom apt. after leaving a voicemail, michele returned my cb immediately and had given me helpful resources. she is very patient /helpful when asking questions, which made me feel truly grateful in speaking with her. i give her 5***** with . your a true blessing!! thank you

Chuck came by and fixed my lights, did a great job because the fixture was all jumbled up and…read moreweirdly rigged by the last guy. He's also a polite and friendly guy, much appreciated.

I had a great experience with getting a lease here, Maria the office manager is very nice and…read moreefficient. Im loving it so far

Be cautious about choosing Uhill as a place to live. There is a reason for the one month free…read morepromo, because residents left. TL;DR Uhill is a nice apartment with a great location but SAFETY is a concern. Be mindful of positive comments posted right after the car break-ins on 7/31 because at that point we all know it is NOT safe. As you see some other reviews after the 31th talking about feeling safe. Please be aware of the news. https://www.wral.com/amp/20980143/ I had been living at Uhill since September 2022. Unfortunately, there were a lot of car break-ins in July 2023 at Uhill and nearby apartments. Specifically, within Uhill, two parking lots were targeted just two weeks apart. What's disappointing is that the apartment management failed to notify residents about these first break-ins and didn't make the security better. Residents of Uhill asked for better security, like hiring a security company for night patrols and having a guard watch the security cameras. I believe having fence alarm would also be crucial. However, the management said they wouldn't make big changes, although they did say sorry for what happened and offered up to $500 for repairs. From the incident, there were glass pieces in the parking lot causing flat tires which the complex didn't clean up properly. even after a whole month you can see glass piece is in many parking spaces(see pic, this was taken on August 20th so 3 weeks after the incident). Parking lot also have a spot where people can just walk through without effort(see pic). Also, a friend who lived here told me about a problem with the Latch door locks that let someone break in. The management didn't warn anyone about that either. They have security cameras, but they are not being monitored. They tell us to lock our car doors, but that doesn't make sense because if our doors were unlocked, there wouldn't be any broken windows. Also, there were electric gate signs placed around the apartment that caught residents and dogs off guard. The apartment has to let resident know of the change before placing the signs. There is also a spot in the parking lot where anyone can easily walk in and out of, don't even need to climb. Because of the safety concerns, I decided to leave. I had just renewed my lease right before the incident, so I had 13 months left on the contract. But they're charging me the full penalty, which is like two months' rent plus a 30-day notice. They also trying to charge me for utilities after I left and returned the key for the utility THEY used while I do not have access to the apartment. They won't let me pay the penalty in installments. I strongly believe that the break-lease fee should have been waived given the circumstances of lack and refuse to sufficiently improve security. They do minor changes such as fixing the cameras(which means it had not been working), fixing doors(some had been broken for a while). All these changes are not enough for me to feel safe. The lease says Uhill IS NOT responsible for security, and any safety stuff they add that is beneficial to residents is extra and purely incidental. Be aware. Fixing my dryer took two months because they didn't have the parts, which is understandable. However, they didn't tell me anything until I asked after a month. My clothes got messed up because I couldn't adjust the temperature. Even though there are empty apartments, I would've preferred a replacement. Even with these problems, I can't deny that living at Uhill is convenient as it is located near O2 fitness, Target and Sam's. The rent is more expensive than any nearby apartments. My one bedroom cost about $1800+$35valet trash fee(which pickup times were not consistence)+$99 smart home package(net+cable). I thought I would rather pay more for safety/security, but now it is clear that it is not any safer than other places just be mindful of that. The staffs, especially Nancy and Mary, are nice, but I wish the apartment done more to make me feel safe.

Love all amenities that is offered at Uhill. The leasing…read moreoffice is very knowledge and goes beyond to help tenants.

Woodlake Reserve HAS MOLD IN THE HVAC CLOSET, Air Ventilation System, and Air Ducts. According to…read moreEPA and NCDHHS standards the unit is UNINHABITABLE. Maintenance man tried to vaccuum out the mold with a vaccum cleaner to close an open tenant request order for maintenance. ONE FOR CERTAIN TWO FOR SURE MOLD IS NOT TREATED WITH A VACCUM CLEANER. Maintenance repairs are not performed by certified licensed professionals to make repairs in the units. Original staff is no longer there. Current Office Staff is not professional at all borderline childish in manner when speaking with them. RENTERS BEWARE!!

Everything about this community is everything you would want whether you are someone who is alone…read moreor has children or even pets. But what makes it so great is the staff that we have as well. Not only do all of the staff members go above and beyond for every tenant and potential tenant. My experience living at this property has been nothing but pleasant and peaceful. But this would be nothing at all without the property manager herself, Ravin Reid. She is the prime example of what a leader is and does on a daily basis and I'm appreciative to have her as a someone our community can count on. Rain sleet, or snow and even blackouts she shows up to make sure our community is safe.

My boyfriend (Brian) and I came to Palladian Place front office on a weekend and were immediately…read moregreeted by Mar'Shay Moore at the front office. She was friendly, knowledgable, and professional. We discussed in length what my Brian and I were in visioning for the perfect apartment. She easily meet our requests for the perfect apartment for things such as tall ceilings, two bedrooms, large closet space, and a scenic view. Mar'Shay went above and beyond researching a great fit for Brian and I. She showed us a few apartments fitting the description we described on our want list. Brian and I are thrilled to have worked with Mar'Shay to find an apartment that fits our lifestyle and needs. Mar'Shay asked specific questions to ensure that each apartment shown to us fit within our budget, move in time frame, lightening preferences, and proximity to our workplace. She made the experience for touring and moving in effortless and stress free as possible. I would highly recommend if you are looking for a new apartment in the Triangle area to stop by the front office of Palladian Place and ask for Mar'Shay.

Update #1: There…read morewas a huge ant hill on the base of a tree that my dog walked into the other day. Thankfully it was close to the communal car wash, so I was able to run him over there and get the ants off him quickly. He hated every second of this, and the ants somehow ended up biting me to shreds, but I got them off him. After that, I took him back to my apartment and then walked back down to the office to share this with the staff, thinking they would share with the exterminators to avoid other issues. But, everyone looked at me like I was crazy when I said I wanted to share the location of this ant hill and why. One of their newest staff members followed me outside (J thank you for coming with me and I'm sorry you got elected for this by default, but I very seriously appreciate you) and made note of the issue. Update #2: Someone mentioned the bad landscaping in another review and prior to moving in I kind of rolled my eyes about it... right? Bc with no context it's an odd thing to be upset about. But here is the thing.... It's a very dog friendly complex... SO.... Dead grass and random sticking up metal parts and holes in the ground = not the best place to walk your dog. Add a bunch of dogs, aerated turf, lots of rain, Straight up dirt with the metal bits and mess. I don't like it. At all. Update #3: Someone before me posted about the fire alarm and said it was painful to hear. I've now experienced it and can agree. This fire alarm is so loud that I couldn't get my cats out of my bedroom, my dog cried the entire walk downstairs and my ears still hurt badly from being either in my apartment, on my balcony or being outside. The video I posted is only of outside. But hopefully you get the gist. Thank God there was no actual fire today Bc I would not have been able to save all my animals. Update #4: the stomping above me never ends. It wakes us up at night almost daily and I miss sleep. I captured a video of it one afternoon for reference. 100% can't wait to move out.

I've lived at Cosgrove Hill for about six months and can honestly say that this place is as good as…read moreit gets in terms of apartment living. Kevin and Paul do a fantastic job with management overall and made me feel very welcome when I initially moved in. There are also regular community events of one type or another. Maintenance has always been prompt and you can enter requests using the resident portal. From what I've read, these units were originally built to be condos and the quality of my unit shows it -- there are nice touches like hardwood floors, stainless steel appliances, and track lighting. The climate control works great and my unit appears to be very energy efficient -- I always turn the A/C or heat off when leaving for work in the morning and when I return in the evening, the temperature is within five degrees of when I left no matter how hot or cold it was during the day. In my experience, Cosgrove Hill is also quiet.... I don't hear my neighbors and noise from outside the building is minimal (well, maybe except for the occasional sirens on Fordham Blvd). The location is great... a lot of shopping and dining is minutes away, although not quite walking distance. I work at UNC and it's a five mile drive. Cosgrove Hill might be slightly more expensive than other apartment complexes in the area, but in my experience it's well worth it -- based upon my experience you can't go wrong choosing to live there.

Disappointing Experience at Cosgrove My time at Cosgrove was…read moreincredibly disappointing. The management conveniently added stricter rules after I moved in, even though they were much more relaxed beforehand. From the absurd rules to the repeated break-ins during my stay, it was one of the worst complexes I've ever lived in. They'll find any excuse to charge you extra fees, whether it's for cleaning or repairs on items that were already broken before you moved in.To make matters worse, there's a clear issue with racism within the community. If you're a person of color, be prepared for discrimination both from the management and other residents.Additionally, once I moved out, they displayed unprofessional behavior by ignoring my attempts to contact them until I persisted. This lack of communication was completely unacceptable.Overall, it was the worst experience I've ever had, and I wouldn't recommend this place to anyoe!

Lately, I have been pondering the thought of moving from my current home. Nonetheless, whenever I…read moreget some spare time I drive around Chapel Hill to see the different communities and private homes for rent. Like many who live in the surrounding area, I passed through Ephesus Church Road many times and wondered about the cool '60s brick apartment complex painted in white with the mansard roof. The location at first seemed ideal, because it is walking distance to The Shops at Eastgate and it is on a bus line too - great for those days when I don't want to deal with other motorists. As a result, I stopped by to view a vacant apartment. What I encountered when I drove in was an apartment complex completely neglected and worn down. The grounds were barely taken care of, the swimming pool was unkempt, and there was too much litter. There were no recycling bins either, which was verified by the leasing agent, which was odd considering Chapel Hill's progressive city ordinances which ban certain items from the landfill. This means that for tenants to operate within local laws, they must travel off premises to a recycling center. Nonetheless, since I was already there I went inside the leasing office and was greeted by a nice leasing agent. However, I was somewhat put off by the complex and the agent must have sensed something, because she went into overdrive to try to convince me about all of the great features Kings Arms has. We quickly went on our way to see a second-floor unit. The apartment itself has a nice layout, but most people nowadays do not like narrow galley kitchens with early '80s appliances. Then, my attention was drawn to the floor. Despite the carpet being washed, it didn't really look clean and the place had a bad smell probably due to mold and mildew problems. There were also too many bugs in the unit, which made me question if the complex had bug infestation. The one feature I liked was the balcony; it has enough space to put a little bistro set. However that was marred as I approached it. The railing in the balcony had oxidized and was also loose, which even surprised the agent when I pointed it out to her. By then I was over it and politely left. Despite the fact that the rents in the high-600s are relatively low for the area there are other apartment complexes that are priced comparably and are in better condition with more maintenance. Unlike complexes that have many types of floor plans, here you will find only two which correspond to what floor they are on. The leasing agent told me that there was only one one-bedroom apartment because it was divided to create the leasing office. Don't expect to get it, not that you would want it. This complex is very disappointing, because the company that runs this complex has a great product if only they would clean it up and update it. However, from what I saw, it seems that they do not maintain their property and are treating as a cash-cow, ultimately until it degrades to the point where it is bulldozed in favor of an over-priced condo/apartment development.

The residents here do much of the "working and paying and living and dying in this community. Well,…read moreis it too much to have them work and pay and live and die in a couple of decent rooms and a bath?" Thank you, Phillips Management, for making it more affordable than most. May God bless you spiritually and financially.

Clean environment. Easily location to find also near restaurants. Quiet middle class or upper class.read more

It has been a great experience living at Encore. The staff has been doing their best to keep…read morespirits up during Covid with bingo, scavenger hunts, online contests, and blood drives. They've really created a sense of community. I wish that some of the residents and their friends would take more pride in their home and pick up after themselves. The maintenance team is out there every day picking up the grounds trying to make it look good for the residents. I've noticed also the improvements they've made over the year. New fitness equipment, updates at the pool, etc. Keep up the good work! I would definitely recommend Encore.