We absolutely love it here! We have lived at Stonegate going on 3 years and it truly feels like…read morehome. The property is beautifully maintained and the workers here are always friendly. We have had very little issues with our apartment, but when we have called them with minor concerns, their response was immediate. The complex is conveniently located near the throughway yet it is very quiet. One of my favorite features is the climate controlled garage under the apartments, especially in the winter!! My family and I love living here and so does our cat :)

We have lived here at Stonegate for over ten years. It's very quiet and peaceful, the grounds are…read morewell maintained. We have a great view of Albany and close to shopping areas. Thanks to the entire staff! Tomas & Evelyn S.

Safe environment. Friendly landlords/maintenance crew. Quick maintenance repairs. Reasonable…read moreprices. Beautiful woodsy atmosphere, although in the middle of the city. We plan to stay here for a while. Thank you! :-)

DUMP!!! Run don't walk away from this joke of a complex. Do not rent from cole property group or…read moreLincoln property management if you can save yourself the headache/nightmare/wallet drain. Overpriced & you get nothing of value for it. You pay dearly for heat-which is ample-when they deem it a good time to turn it on-don't expect to always be warm here. Maintenance are incompetent and/or lazy-ditzy office backs their sorry asses up. You will NOT get a decent shower + your hot h20 will be randomly shut off w/no notice for hours. Parking sucks at night too. They don't even fix things when you ask. Never again & never for anyone that cares where they live.

WONDERFUL! We are moving and going to miss our apartment! The seasonal scenery, birds singing,…read moreturkeys trotting through with the occasional owl hooting in a nearby tree makes you think you are more secluded than you are. The apartment manager, Kathy, is a sweet and kind individual who really does care about the complex. Kathy and the three maintenance crew form a great team working together to keep the tenants safe, the apartments clean and the grounds very quaint. We will miss our home here with knowing the doors will be opened to provide another a great place to call home.

From the owner: Discover the perfect living experience at Schuyler Place Apartments in Menands, NY. Our 1 and 2…read morebedroom apartments boast hardwood floors, ample natural light through abundant windows, and convenient additional storage. With heat and hot water included, you'll stay comfortable all year round. Enjoy the convenience of a laundry center on-site, while being just minutes away from downtown Albany and Troy. Embrace a vibrant lifestyle with nearby shopping, restaurants, and access to major highways. Elevate your living experience at Schuyler Place Apartments, where comfort meets convenience.

I am a current resident of Regency Park Apartments North in Queensbury and I just wanted to say a…read morehuge thank you to the maintenance team for all their efforts to keep residents safe during snowstorms. The little details of salting in between icy cars to the major plowing, shoveling/salting/sanding sidewalks before the work day begins so residents can get moving has been phenomenal. I can't say thank you enough for how responsive the entire team is....

Current resident of The Towers of Colonie. Have lived here 12 months, upon moving in this over…read morepriced 1 bedroom, I discovered mice droppings in the kitchen and mold and musty damp smell throught apartment -which made us sick frm the time we moved in last November until April- had to have sinus surgery due to the poor air quality. Upon reluctantly signing another lease for the year, I began seeing cockaroaches!!!!!! I clean my home daily and the office emails to me were insinuating that I had somehow caused this problem! Even th pest control company came and said this property cheaps out, no longer pays for the regular visit for prevention or sealing the cracks due to poor construction and only puts sticky traps down. I'm infuriated as covid has myself and my child with special needs stuck at home with barley any income as we are high risk. Feel stuck with nowhere to go due to covid-19. Incredibly disappointed and disgusted. Now must worry about bringing these pests to a new place or having to leave our belongings and start over. Looking into an attorney to help with this. I need my security deposit for a new place!

I absolutely am in love with this store. Right in the heart of Downtown Troy, it's a very easy stop…read morein while shopping at the farmer's market. Unfortunately there isn't that much in the store than I can reasonably afford and this makes me pretty sad. But still a beautiful store and every time I'm downtown, I go in and browse.

What a transformation. We almost gave up on this piece so many times, but thanks to the FunCycled…read morecrew, now it's sentimental value is reflected in its beauty. Such a pleasure to work with them. They were determined to exceed our expectations. 10 out of 5 stars!

Highly recommend Samantha Roman and staff are responsive and helpful. The renewal process was…read moreexceptional and extremely easy. I enjoy the community and cleanliness of Kinwood.

Lived here for two years, and I can honestly say this was the worst apartment complex I've ever…read morelived in. The rent was outrageous for such a severely outdated apartment. To make matters worse, when it came time for our lease renewal, we were told our rent increase was to match "market prices." However, after we moved out, our exact unit was listed online for over $200 less per month than what we had been paying--even at the time we first signed our lease two years earlier. That made the explanation for the rent increase feel completely disingenuous. The office communication was terrible from start to finish. I emailed multiple times asking for move-out instructions and never received a response. I called several times and never got a callback. We still moved out on our scheduled move-out date despite having to figure out the process ourselves. Then, around 4:30 p.m. the following day, I got a phone call asking if we had moved out. Yes...we did. After all of the unanswered emails and calls, that phone call perfectly summed up how disorganized the office was. To make communication even worse, the office would sometimes lock its doors before the posted business hours, making it impossible to speak with someone in person. They also switched to an AI phone system that made it nearly impossible to reach an actual employee. Between the unanswered emails, ignored phone calls, early office closures, and AI phone system, getting a simple question answered became unnecessarily frustrating. The maintenance staff was always friendly, and I genuinely feel bad for them because they seemed completely overwhelmed. Repairs that should have been simple would sometimes take days, making it seem like there just weren't enough people to keep up with the property. On more than one occasion, maintenance acknowledged that many of the appliances were outdated and due for replacement, but nothing was ever done about it. It was frustrating to hear the people doing the repairs recognize the problems while management continued to ignore them. The apartment itself was in rough shape. The weatherstripping around the doors was completely worn out, allowing outside air to pour in year-round. This made it nearly impossible to regulate the temperature inside and caused our heating and cooling bills to skyrocket. The bathroom was another issue--the drywall literally started peeling apart, and instead of it being properly repaired, we ended up having to fix it ourselves. The air conditioning was another huge issue. It ran practically 24/7 during the summer because it couldn't keep up, yet the apartment was still warm. We ended up paying higher electric bills just trying to make the place livable. The roads throughout the complex were in terrible condition. Massive potholes went unfixed for nearly two years and were more than capable of damaging your car. On top of that, people parked in designated no-parking areas every single day, making it a maze to drive through. Management constantly threatened to tow vehicles, but in the entire two years we lived there, I never saw a single tow truck. The same cars continued parking there every day without consequence. We also had an awful downstairs neighbor that we filed multiple complaints about, and they were either ignored or never addressed. At one point, she even attempted to carve her initials into our outdoor garbage bin. Nothing meaningful was ever done about it, despite multiple complaints. Overall, this property charges premium prices while delivering outdated apartments, poor communication, neglected maintenance, and little enforcement of its own rules. The only positive thing I can say is that the maintenance staff was kind whenever they were able to help--they deserved much better support than they appeared to receive. If I could give 0 stars, I would. Save yourself the frustration and look elsewhere.

Hey, I live here! Well, I did a lot of research into apartments in the area before I moved here,…read moreand I visited about 8 places. So for the price, I can say with authority that this is the best you'll find immediately outside Albany. I'm not going to say it's a five-star luxury apartment, but for the price. The rooms are big and have a convenient layout. The hot water takes a few seconds to kick in, but you can literally get it up to boiling temperature from the faucet. The closet space is ridiculous, enough to give you and your friend your own dressing rooms, and they give you a storage locker on top of that. The maintenance crew is great. Some apartments have a balcony, not mine, but I assume you can see the Corning Tower and the Hudson River from some of them. The excercise room is decent and is never totally crowded. They've got four tennis courts and the swimming pool should be opening for the year soon. The community is in a weird little place on a hill, between the strip mall of Broadway in Menands near the river and I-787, and the super-expensive houses of upscale Menands and Loudonville. So you can pretend you live in an old factory town, or a gated community! There's little not to like about Park Hill and Lane. I'm paying $655 a month and I highly reccomend it.

Unprofessional Management and Poor Tenant Relations…read more Moving into Park Hill has been deeply disappointing due to the property manager. She is consistently rude, dismissive, and completely indifferent to tenant concerns and the surrounding community. The lack of ethics and basic respect shown by management reflects very poorly on the property owners. For anyone considering living here, be aware that you will have to deal with unacceptable management. I strongly advise looking elsewhere.

PROS: Great neighborhood...animal friendly...close to Universities and hospitals...on the bus…read moreline...full basement with W/D hookups...maintenance is mostly responsive to requests... CONS: The walls are thin so unless you have decent neighbors you'll get sick of them ( I can hear mine pee in the morning from my bedroom). Shoddy upkeep as far as the grounds are concerned. Gutters haven't been cleaned in the 3 years I've been here so the rain water just kind of pours down our back door and steps. Snow removal is a crap shoot and depends on which guy does it (we lose off-street parking spots to mounds of snow in the winter). The paper thin walls, lack of insulation and unsealed doors and windows mean your National Grid bill WILL be ridiculously high in the winter and likewise high in the summer if you expect to stay comfortable inside. (I was actually told that the reason our drywall cracked upstairs was because there's no insulation in the attic where the HVAC exits...really?!) You can tell the walls have been (poorly) painted see earl times between tenants. The only ventilation in the bathroom is the window so in the winter it's a job keeping brown spots off the walls and ceiling (unless you open said window and freeze.) there is no range hood in the kitchen so: 1. The smoke alarm WILL go off EVERY time you cook/pre-heat the oven, etc. 2. Everything in your kitchen/dining/living room will be covered in greasy cooking by-product and will need to be cleaned and wiped down often. Basements get wet when it rains so your washer/dryer will have to be kept up on wood pallets (if you're lucky enough to get them) that will grow mold and need to be replaced often. Also, on maintenance, for all their responsiveness they don't actually do very much to fix what's wrong in the apartments. They show up, take a look and MAYBE do a patch job...maybe. Also, your lease renewal paperwork will be late every. single. year. It will however be "your responsibility" to give a prompt 60 days notice of intent to vacate, or you WILL LOSE YOUR DEPOSIT.

I really enjoyed the experience I've had with Lisa and the management company. They were thoughtful…read moreand thorough. Lisa called me to ensure my maintenance requests were taken care of and even provided me a credit for a shower-head that was damaged in the process. Thank you and I hope this good relationship continues.