Not good apartments not good management they lie constantly about open availability and there is…read morenone They ain't got no to worry about me

Apparently "Mr Hanna" makes the decisions as to if you're good enough to live in one of their…read moremediocre (at best) properties. Thanks to a divorce, my credit score is 620. "Mr Hanna" requires that you have a credit score of almost 700 - - - taking nothing else into consideration (I'm almost debt free). I make six times the rent price c Consulting an attorney. Wondering how many people out there they judge.

Best dentist in Monroe County is at the Temple Building. The dentists name is Dr Michael Lewis…read more Something interesting you may not know about The Temple Building. In the 60s and in the 70s The Temple Building was loaded with dentist. I would not be surprised if 60% of the building was filled with dentist.

Our experience is riddled with broken promises, incompetent maintenance staff, and marketing tgat…read morehas been a 180 degree difference from our actual tenant experience. Our advise, look elsewhere.

Strongly disagree with the below review from "Thick B" (who never even lived there). I lived in an…read moreapartment at 200 East Ave for 3 years, from 2015-2018. The only reason I moved out is that my lab moved to a different city. My roommate continued living there from 2018-2019, and has now extended his lease from 2019-2020. There's plenty of room in the bedrooms of the apartments. I fit a queen bed, a stack of 5 shelves, a big desk, desk chair, a dresser, a smaller chest of drawers, and still had some floor space left. In the closet I another small chest drawers. Apartments are clean and modern. The management was great. They responded to our requests and never tried to charge us for anything. I got my part of the security deposit back in full. My only complaint in 3 years of living was that my neighbors above me were rude. But that's bad luck, and can't be blamed on the property.

Amazing office staff, incredibly responsive maintenance! That's why I have been here for almost 12…read moreyears. The community is clean, welcoming, quiet and peaceful! I love the space and layout of my apartment, the private entrance, the balcony and many upgrades over the years. So lucky to have supportive neighbors, and the Evergreen team that holds it all together! Highly recommended.

Not bad apartments for low-income housing. They are aging a tad bit, but it has a pool!read more

As a software developer who worked for nearly 30 years for the leading producer of municipal…read moresoftware in New York State, I tend to assume a certain intelligence and integrity in office workers. Therefore, the experience that I got in this office can only be described as disgusting. My elderly mother lives quite far from me. Over the years, she needs my care and visits more and more, so I wanted to move her to this complex, which is located near my home. Since her only income is Social Security and she can't afford to pay this rent, I was going to pay it myself. Moreover I told them (my wife and I had a meeting with Tracey) that I'm willing to pay for a year of rent up-front, and do so every year as long as my mother lives here. Typically, offering to pay a year of rent upfront is attractive to landlords for several reasons. It provides them with financial security, eliminates the risk of missed rent payments, and can simplify the rental process. I also showed my credit report with my credit score, which is excellent. It seemed that I had prepared such good arguments for this meeting that naturally, any normal landlord would be happy to get such a tenant. So we were literally shocked when Tracey, very quickly and rather unfriendly, turned me down and practically showed me the door ("I have another appointment in 10 minutes"). Her only decisive argument was that they don't deal with third parties. I believe her interpretation of the situation was as incompetent as it was immoral. But first of all, it was an obvious lie. I know full well that for many years they have been renting out apartments to young college students (with no income at all) whose leases are paid for by their parents, a "third party" by Tracey's definition. Then, from Tracey's point of view, how is the situation different with my elderly mother (who has an income, albeit an insufficient one), for whom I would pay for a year of rent up-front (which, as I know, is not at all required of parents of the students)? It is easy to conclude that with this ridiculous lie, Tracey simply wanted to cover up her act of discrimination against my mother based on her age and low income. Or maybe she just hated my accent? In any case, this story will receive a legitimate continuation, as it deserves.

My ex wanted me to find him a nice 1 bedroom apartment and I did. Tracy, the office manager went…read moreabove and beyond to help me. She made time to take me into the apartment several times, and was always upbeat. I would recommend French Court.

I lived here for a year. It was a safe, clean apartment at the appropriate price point. Good…read moreproximity to downtown and the University of Rochester. The University of Rochester shuttle has a pickup and drop off spot right at the apartment making the commute very easy for students. I never encountered rude staff or any unsuspected fees. I would recommend to anyone considering living here.

Giving it a point because I can't give it a 0. I have never encountered anything so ridiculous…read more Before the end of my tenancy, the property used my unit being flooded as an excuse to enter my unit half a month beforehand, throw away my personal belongings and refurbish it for the next tenant. When I tried to contact the leasing office and claim my damages. Ms. Pamela Nowlin, kept changing the subject and would not give me a straight answer as to why she entered my unit and discarded my personal belongings as garbage while I was still paying rent. I was never contacted during this one process! To this day, the property continues to maintain a negative attitude towards my contact. They think that I, as an international student, am a vulnerable person who can be bullied at will. They only smile at you when they collect money and I will never, ever recommend erie harbor for any student at our school.

The apartments are older (noise travels) but maintenance is top notch and responds to concerns…read morequickly. Residents and staff are friendly and respectful. Parking is plentiful. The best part is the location! We loved our frequent walks through Highland Park. Highly recommend!

In my opinion KONAR PROPERTIES are both well maintained and well constructed. My personal favorite…read moreis ELMWOOD MANOR APARTMENTS on Lilac Drive Brighton. This complex was the very first complex in all of Monroe County. Elmwood is both charming and nicely landscaped. In addition a Great location close to everything. An interesting small little historical point; back in the 50s and 60s some of the best MD's, Attorney's and DDS's started by living at Elmwood Manor Apartments.

I have lived at Hidden Creek for quite some time. Staff has always been friendly and responsive to…read moremy requests. The new windows and patio doors are fantastic. Grounds are well kept. Highly recommend the complex especially for younger people just starting out. East Irondequoit School District. Emergency responders close by. Easy access to both 590 and 104 expressways. Worth the time to investigate and meet with staff.

In the couple of times I've needed maintenance, they've quickly fixed any issue. Also love the…read morespacious living room and big windows in my 1 bedroom