I had a great experience with Greenfield. The staff have been nothing but friendly and helpful. The…read morepool is a nice bonus.

I don't believe we've lived here an entire month yet but we absolutely love the environment and…read moreculture of the community ! Our property manager, Mahrissa, was incredibly personable and helpful during our entire process. She answered all of our questions in a timely fashion and was extremely knowledgeable. We had a lot of stress transitioning from out of state and Mahrissa was remarkably accommodating. We also want to recognize Roy for attending to our repair requests so quickly ! We have never had an apartment experience like this. We appreciate the entire team for their attention to detail and kindness.

We have lived at Bayberry Pointe Apartments for 18 years and my wife and I love it. We have had…read morenothing but good experiences with the Office Staffand with the Maintenance Department who have been right there when we need them for anything. We have never thought of leaving here and a large number of tenants I talk to tell me they feel the same. We have a great 2 bedroom apartment with two bathrooms with a shower in one and a tub in the other. They have a basketball and a tennis court and it's a safe place to walk around and they accept pets. You can't go wrong living here. I also find it affordable compared to other apartments on this side of town. In my mind this is a FIVE STAR PROGRAM. Gordon & Lori B.

I have lived at Bayberry Pointe Apartments just shy of 3 months now and am less than impressed with…read morethe staff. Communication between staff and resident is lacking immensely. We went without a rain gutter for nearly 45 days during the rainiest season in Michigan - causing our back patio to flood. We have now gone without a dumpster near our apartment for 2 weeks and have had to instead walk it across the complex. We were first promised a garage, but were informed shortly after moving in we would instead have a covered parking spot. We still don't have this covered parking spot. When we call the office to ask questions we are simply given vague descriptions/excuses to why things aren't completed. It has been very frustrating thus far.

I lived in on of these '616 lofts' apartments. It had granite countertops and new appliances which…read morewas pretty nice. Most aspects of the building that contained my apartment was pretty high quality. They also have a facebook page to foster a community for everyone living in the building which is pretty nice. Unfortunately the apartment is not as large as advertised. The '540 sq ft' apartment I lived in was actually no larger than 450 sq ft (not sure if that is false advertising?). It was also common for the common areas to smell like wet dog. On top of that, when I moved into my apartment the key I was given did not work so I could not access the building. They also forgot to give me a key to the mailbox on the first floor. So, the physical quality of apartments are nice because they are new (albeit a little false advertising on their size). My experience moving in really wasn't that bad but the small things that happened when I moved in seemed quite unprofessional. They indicate a bit of lazy and unprofessional behavior on the management side of things.

The staff at 616 Cherry/Grandville were helpful and accommodating during our recent apartment move…read more It was great to have such a responsive contact and get quick, honest answers.

I loved living in these apartments, and while the apartments are nicely maintained, I really think…read morethat's mostly to do with their staff The way they communicate is patient and understanding- and they're so welcoming whenever they greet you. While I can only imagine how taxing their job is, that extra kindness really sets them apart. Also I recommend striking up conversation about nature conservation with the head of maintenance! That guy is super cool

DO NOT WASTE YOUR TIME APPLYING FOR RENT HERE!…read more I submitted my application all the my personal details, including my paystub, employment details etc. They tried to verify my employment but my employer shared paid service link for verification. They don't want to pay for it. Then, they asked me bunch of bs via email and I responded all their queries back to back immediately. Finally, they asked me to share my HR or Boss email. I responded promptly with requested details (it was almost closing hour). Next day, early morning, they email me saying that they have rented the apartment to someone else. I have never experience with such an ach 'OLs in my whole life. Here are two persons involve in my application process: Sena Pummill, Ashleigh McCatty. If you find these two names, dealing with your application then GOOD LUCK!

We loved our time here at Savannah! Our specific unit was a two-bedroom and was close to the…read moreclubhouse. The condos themself are spacious and renovated beautifully. Highly recommend taking advantage of the clubhouse amenities. They are expensive, but you pay for the quality, location, and amenities within the community. The team was amazing with the move-in process and throughout our stay. As long as you communicated any issues, they were willing to help. I would recommend this to those who are interested in living close to downtown GR and want a welcoming environment!

After spending $15,400 for 7 months rent on a 1 bedroom apartment, the management asked me for a…read moreverbal 7-day notice to quit just for telling them that I'm struggling with money. If you can't come up with full rent here, you will be evicted and out on the streets within that same month. They are super-aggressive about collecting, and they will call you after being 1 day late on your utility inclusions as well. From the day that they opened, they've offered hella deals for 2-3 bedrooms, but the folks paying the same for 1-beds have been marginalized. The difference between 1 and 3 bedrooms is only a couple hundred dollars, and they historically only offer specials on larger units. PROS: All units are single-story with literally zero noise from neighboring units. The direct entry 2-car garages have conduits for EV charging built-in. Doorbell cameras are pre-installed, and entries have keyless unlocking. The gym and the community room are the best you will find in an apt complex. The neighbors seem to be working professionals, retirees, or temporary contractors, and everyone is approachable and friendly. CONS: Outside, there is heavy construction traffic from 6A-6P M-F (you will not sleep past 6A), and it's built on a marshy floodplain that's been under active construction for a year. Every 5 minutes, a dump truck passes; several minutes later, it passes right back...all friggin' day long. Despite being on what was Lincoln Lawns, you have to stay on the sidewalks because it is so incredibly soggy. Inside, there are no lights over the kitchen sinks or in the living rooms. There are no HVAC outlets in the bathrooms (brrr!). If you remove the water saver so your whole hair gets wet, the hot water lasts for 10 minutes tops. Your power bill here will be much higher than a typical 1-bedroom because the thermostats are right by the front door, and the vaulted ceilings have no ceiling fans, so the thermostat kicks on every few minutes. I keep my thermostat at 68F, and my power bill has not been less than $100/mo. My January power bill (again, for a 1-bed) is trending toward $300!!! At Waterford Village, which is actually in Walker (not Grand Rapids), you will be living in a community that looks like it was stamped out of a machine from a Sears order row after row, with some rows flooded all summer, for a minimum of around $2500/month once all your bills are paid. It's a place where California/Colorado prices meet a Michigan budget. This place is nice on the surface, but as a lifelong apartment dweller, I would not recommend it unless you are independently wealthy and averse to an actual home. EV note: If the rare EV garage charging situation attracts you, the line potential is only about 203 volts r/t aluminum wiring and conductive loss from the main. This reduces the wattage of a Tesla charger from 11.5 kW to around 9 kW and adds significant time to charging.

This was my first big girl apartment after graduation, and I LOVED it. The people who work there…read moreare EXTREMELY nice (I miss Stella so much!); they honestly deserve nothing but the best. For instance, on the day I moved in, Walmart left my futon in front of the building before I even got my keys, so Stella was kind enough to send a technician to carry it all the way up to my apartment before I received my keys later in the afternoon. Now that I'm in Texas, whenever I look for my next apartment, I often think of them. I once had a flying ant, mailbox, and electricity issue here at Windrige, and they were able to address the situation within a week after I called or sent out an email. So, maintenance service is definitely a 10/10, considering how cheap the rent is too. They also helped me go through the pet agreement patiently (I ask a lot of questions since I get anxious or over-analytical about things), and they kindly answered all of them until I was set to go. Price: 10/10 Service: 10/10 (It's so good that I wish I could rate it 100/10!) Location: 10/10! Yes, the building is old, but it's still habitable and pretty nice! Stella, if you're still there, you are amazing!

My partner and lived at Burton Ridge for about 1-1/2 years. We moved from Chicago to Grand Rapids…read moreand Koral, from the leasing office, made us feel at home from day one. The only reason that we moved out is so that my partner could attend nursing school near Detroit. Burton Ridge has several different types of apartments and townhomes. I lived in one of the "luxury apartments." The layout of the apartment was spacious and it was clear there was a lot of attention to detail in the construction of the building and the apartment itself. We felt that maintenance requests were handled in a timely manner and completed in a quality way. We thoroughly enjoyed taking walks through the property. The trees and ponds made it feel as if we were not in a city. As a bonus, our balcony faced the woods and we enjoyed a view of nature from our dining room.

As a former resident of The Springs at The Reserve, I can honestly say the apartments and amenities…read morehere are great. I lived in a second-floor, two-bedroom unit with two full bathrooms. The layout was really well thought out--each bedroom was on opposite sides of the apartment, which made for nice privacy. The in-unit laundry was tucked into a closet off the kitchen, which itself was super spacious. We didn't have a dining table, but a small one would've fit just fine. Most of the time, we just used the long, beautiful island for meals and gatherings. The kitchen also had big, gorgeous cabinets with tons of storage for pantry items and small appliances. We had a large balcony where we could comfortably fit a small patio set--great for relaxing outside. As for amenities, we used the pool all summer long. The gym is another highlight--it's well-equipped and opens right up to the pool area, which is a nice touch. If you're looking for a newer apartment close to highways, restaurants, and hospitals, I'd definitely recommend The Springs. It's also just a short drive to Target, Meijer, and Walmart. The complex is in the Grandville school district, and there are several private schools and daycares nearby too.

We have lived at The Springs in Illinois as well as The Springs in Michigan. They're both very…read moresimilar with their customer service, the floor plans, the quality versus quantity, and the ease of doing business. They have an online payment portal, they pick up garbage at your door, they are pet friendly with lots of parks for them to run free. Mail packages are delivered to a secure mail box and it's a gated community. You definitely get what you pay for. Great apartment space!