I've been a tenant here for three years and I love it: I like the building, I enjoy the view of the…read moreLafayette River from the conference rooms; having a doctor in the building is amazing; getting my coffee from across the street at 7/11 is great; my new hair salon is a block away. What can I say, it works for me. Thank you so much!

From the owner: Let CEO make it simple so you can focus on growing your business. CEO Management works hard on…read moreproviding all inclusive, modern, furnished and fully capable offices for business owners at competitive prices. Reinvent your business with Colley Executive Offices, Professional Affordable Office Suites. At CEO, safety and convenience are our number one priority. We are committed in providing simple, worry-free business solutions for our tenants. Our scenic waterfront offices are nestled along the Lafayette River, and we are conveniently located in the Highland Park area of Norfolk, within walking distance to restaurants, breweries, gas stations and more!

Service was quick for changing batteries in my beeping cathedral ceiling smoke detectors. They…read morebrought the correct batteries. Great service Mary Anne

From the owner: We are a complete Home Managment business. We have over 30 years of experience in home remodeling,…read morerenovating, handyman, and property management. We have an extensive list of contractors we work with and can help get any job done. No job is to small. We pride ourselves in being a small family business that focuses on quality, reliability, and honesty.

WHERE DO I BEGIN? 1. New management is a real estate…read moredevelopment firm in New York City (Lightwell Development, led by Tim Foley) 2. These hot shot NYC'ers are raising the rent by $500. Yes, $500 at ONE TIME. Converting these old apartments into luxury apartments, of course. Because this area DEFINITELY needs MORE luxury apartments. Q: If big real estate takes root and buys up a lot of cheaper residential properties and "renovates" them, how do you think that'll affect the housing market? A: Per Princeton's Journal of Public and International Affairs, " Institutional investors, particularly large ones, raise rents- likely using their scale to extract markups-and disproportionately target neighborhoods with declining incomes and high minority shares." "Risk is offloaded to low- and middle-income households, while returns are concentrated to investors." "Nearly half of renters in the U.S. are rent-burdened." "When households devote an unsustainable share of income to rent, wealth accumulation becomes impossible, and unexpected cash shortfall leaves them vulnerable to eviction." "Research finds that institutional investors and large-scale landlords are more likely to file for eviction for non-paying tenants." (Not sure if links work on Google Reviews but here ya go. There are citations throughout this article.) https://jpia.princeton.edu/news/rise-institutional-investors-us-rental-housing-market 3. Lightwell Development is forcing most of its tenants out because of the property being severely neglected by the last management team. I'm talking mushrooms growing on the walls type of water damage) 4. Lightwell Development talks poorly about the current tenants, who they are forcing out, whenever those tenants apply elsewhere and list Pelham Place as their previous residence. Thank you Tim Foley!!!

I have lived at Pelham Place Apartments since July 2018 and I have loved it here. When I initially…read morebegan looking into the complex I was shown several different units - studio, 1 bedroom, 1 bedroom split, and 2 bedroom (all very well priced). I fell in love with a couple units but couldn't make up my mind. The manager let me swing by several times and was so kind about letting me repeatedly view the apartments until I decided. Since then, I have spoken with her many times and no matter how busy she is she is always very friendly and has gone above and beyond - giving me tons of helpful advice for living in the Norfolk area, and being a general pleasure to chat with whenever I step into the front office. I moved in in the Summer so I did initially have a few flies come in due to the hot weather but when I reported it to the front office, maintenance was immediate in coming over to repair any windows that might have had small holes and I didn't have that problem again. Speaking of maintenance, Pelham has one of the handiest and sweetest you will ever meet. He is so quick to fix any problem and extremely respectful about your space and privacy. He also loves to answer questions so I ended up learning a lot of useful tricks from him about general apartment care! Honestly, I do not have enough nice things to say about maintenance at Pelham. During the winter my radiator would make noises when the cycle would switch from on to off and he worked so hard to make sure I'd get a full nights sleep. Other than the occasional radiator sound, the general area is very quiet. The grounds are well maintained and when he found out that I liked to take my cat out for walks near the back alley area, he stopped using harmful pesticides on the grassy areas so my cat wouldn't get sick! We ended up starting a little cat walking/fostering community within the complex and I have made some very good friends just by living here. Parking (as well as heat, water, and sewage - a seriously good deal) is included with rent and the lot is well maintained. Street parking is also free and easily available. Trash is deposited in a dumpster in the parking lot. One change I'd love to see Pelham work towards would be getting a recycle bin put in the parking lot as well, but even without, its still pretty easy to find places to properly discard my recyclables. I have felt very safe the entire time I've lived here - there is a large gate closing off the alley and the cameras on-site definitely help contribute to feeling safe. When I first moved in I had a security system in place through Cox but I cancelled that after a few months because of how safe I felt at Pelham. I work at the hospital down the road so I walk there every day and have never felt scared walking back, even when its been late at night. The neighborhood is beautiful with a lovely courtyard in the middle of the complex and a park, small pond/river, and open field surrounding the complex. The staff here truly care about their resident's well being and its evident in how tirelessly they work. I highly recommend Pelham Place Apartments. It has been a pleasure to live here.

Pamela has helped me multiple times! I have bought or sold real estate with her 4 times, and rented…read moreor did property management with her 3 times. And each and every time, she has been AMAZING and exceeded my expectations!!! I'm so grateful for her!!! Thank you for all that you do!!!

One of the best decisions I made was hiring a property manager. Feeling so secure knowing Pam is on…read moretop of all the legal aspects of the rental management. Pam deep understanding of landlord-tenant laws gives me incredible peace of mind. It's clear Pam prioritize handling situations the right way. Pam on-time responses are invaluable. Whether it's a tenant inquiry or a maintenance request, Pam handles everything with speed, efficiency and the best part keep me in the loop. Knowing I can count on Pam for prompt and helpful communication it frees up so much of my time and makes managing my rental property a breeze. Thank you so much Pam for all you do! R.M.

I would caution property owners considering Real Property Management (RPM) Unity to pay close…read moreattention to their communication and responsiveness. I was seriously considering RPM to manage my rental property and reached out with reasonable questions about their management agreement before making a final decision. Unfortunately, I never received the follow-up or clarification I requested. When choosing a company to manage one of your most valuable assets, communication is extremely important. If obtaining answers is this difficult while a company is trying to earn your business, it raises concerns about what communication may look like after signing an agreement. Based on my experience, I decided to move in another direction. I encourage other property owners to thoroughly review the agreement, ask questions, and evaluate the responsiveness you receive before committing.

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Worse management company I have ever encountered! Extremely unprofessional and unresponsive to the…read moreproperty owner and my tenants. Absolutely no excuse for their continious errors and accounting mistakes. It's beyond obvious, all they care about is the mighty dollar. Sad!

I've lived in my place since 2019, thru a few challenges I can say Anna has been amazing, kind,…read moreprofessionional and extremely understanding. My place is clean no problems with bugs infact I've not seen any, she makes sure if anything comes up they respond timely. Honestly if it wasn't for her I wouldn't put up with the unprofessionalism and flip flop moods of Leslie. I'll say this they should appreciate her because she's meaning Anna is an amazing person and our building really loves her. I give them 3 stars due to Anna and I hope Ms Councill realizes what they have and that our entire community loves her and the day she leaves we'll all leave honestly.

Dealing with Renters Warehouse has been extremely frustrating. I recently had to renew my lease…read moreagreement, and of course they charged me a $200 "agreement fee" for what appears to be nothing more than changing the dates from last year's contract. In my opinion, this feels like the equivalent of strong-arm robbery. What makes this even more frustrating is that the previous property management company never charged fees like this. If the property owner decided to switch management companies, why should tenants suddenly be forced to absorb additional costs that never existed before? I did not choose to change property managers, yet I'm expected to pay extra simply because they took over. Charging tenants hundreds of dollars for minimal administrative changes feels excessive, unfair, and completely unnecessary. A lease renewal should not come with a costly fee when the agreement is essentially the same as the previous year with only updated dates and terms. I'll post a copy of all these the fees they charge and you not believe it!!! Renters Warehouse is nothing more than fast food property management. If you cross a piece of property and this company is managing it stay away from them!!

Hi my name is Angel. I love Renters Warehouse properties and want to currently rent. I received a…read morecallback from my e-mail to them asking to re-evaluate me based on Experian currently making updates to my record. Specifically the score. The gentlemen said they'd notify me of their decision but I'm still patiently waiting. Is there some other way to contact them or have an actual location? I'd love to get some clarification in this place we wanted. Thank you

This place does not inspect their rental properties once rented out. This is not the way to run a…read morerental agency! The house across the street from me is in shambles. The renters do not take pride in living in the home. Storm door broken, kept open with a lawn chair, grass overgrown plus bushes, backyard a dump, trash cans in front of home instead of back, fence broken, window shades busted. This is unacceptable to homeowners whose property values will be decline and not be selling points!

I own property in Norfolk that I have been renting out for the last 4 years. Initially, I had a…read moredifferent property management company but luckily about 2 years ago I switched over to Kim Cox and The Property Shoppe. What a difference! Kim is amazing and the best property manager I ever had. She is responsive, professional, and meticulous. She promptly addresses any maintenance issues that come up through her reliable and cost effective network of contractors. She goes the extra mile to make sure that the entire rental process is smooth for both me and my tenants, who also praise her.