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    2.5 (2 reviews)
    Open 9:00 am - 5:00 pm

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    The Residences At The Crossings

    The Residences At The Crossings

    (3 reviews)

    I have been at The Residences at The Crossings for a year now, and do not foresee moving out. The…read morebuildings are well kept and secure. The building management and maintenance staffs are outstanding. There is a Building Manager here seven days a week. The maintenance staff has responded to a few requests of mine promptly, did the work correctly, and left the area clean. The grounds are lovely and back on to The Crossings park. Other residents are friendly but not intrusive. Honestly, I can't imagine a better apartment complex to live in in this area.

    DO NOT MOVE IN. To start - Laura (manager) is a nightmare. As many in the building also have the…read moresame feeling, she is cold, unfriendly and does not care about anything but money. Another tenant after telling him this story said she did the same to him with the "nickel and diming". (I told her this over the phone and she said "she doesn't care" with a terrible attitude). A reference to this would be that she lied and did not tell me that the prior tenant had passed away in the apartment which I found out through another tenant on my last day of moving out. I asked why it smelled so awful when I looked at the apartment and she said that it was because the man did shower himself properly as he was in a wheelchair. I would never have moved into this apartment had I known this. According to NYS law the landlord is required to schedule a walk-through no later than 14 day prior to the tenant moving out WITH the tenant. Laura did not do that. At this time I would have specifically understood that I had to replace the carpet (which is also crazy) to let me know that I would have to put it in the condition they required upon move out. I scrubbed the apartment top to bottom - this should not include normal 'wear and tear' which includes baseboards, rugs and walls. She said it was 'absolutely disgusting'. I am a clean person and to be charged over a thousand dollars and not get my $1650 security deposit back is ludicrous. Also I had one of the maintenance men check out the walls before moving out they said they were completely fine and they "paint over them anyway". Yet, I am charged hundreds of dollars. Neither the carpet or walls were damaged - I never hung one thing from the wall other than a TV (which was filled prior to move out). The carpets were dirty from normal wear and tear - no damage done and I left them, and the entire place, vacuumed. There, as pictures show, are indents in the carpet from a bed, this is classified as "damage". Are tenants supposed to sleep on imaginary beds? These are the duties of a landlord to take care of. It's insulting beyond words. Also, apparently "scrubbing the tiles" is something that needed to be done. Had she followed NYS guidelines I would have known about having to "scrub" tiles - which I left vacuumed and swiffered. This is nothing but a money hungry woman trying to pull a fast one on tenants. Good thing the law favors tenants. I have email correspondences supporting my claims and it will be a shame to take this to court. Renter beware. Many other places around.

    Kinwood by WIllow Bridge

    Kinwood by WIllow Bridge

    (7 reviews)

    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.

    Regency Park Apartments

    Regency Park Apartments

    (2 reviews)

    My spouse lived there from 09/07 to 09/11. Overall, the stay was uneventful. Minor maintenance…read moreissues over the years (problematic kitchen faucet, dislodged closet door) were eventually fixed. The rents were reasonable so we did not expect much. The increase every year was about $40 per month. Issues that did not bother us but may matter to others were: 1. Small capacity hot water tank. Water in the bathroom runs cold if turned on in the kitchen simultaneously. 2. Creaky stairs. Our neighbors were disturbed when we were lugging up our move-in boxes (no elevator). 3. Only 1 coin op washer/dryer per 6 units which is not available 24 hours. On our move out day, we discovered and reported mold. The move out was painless and our full deposit was returned with no questions asked. That itself makes me add two of the three stars!

    I have been a resident of almost two years now. This community is very peaceful. The grounds are…read morewell maintained and there is almost always no trash lying around. The apartments are nicely equipped and any call I have made to maintenance has been answered promptly. I have no complaints. There is a beautiful pool on grounds and a fitness room. The staff has been updating the outsides of the buildings and that has been a major plus!. Karolina and her staff are professional and quick to act on any concerns I have had. The other residents are friendly-a lot of single professionals and family's. The only complaint I would have is my neighbor below is a bit noisy with music playing at all times of the day and night. I am happy to be a member of this community and remain very comfortable here.

    Schuyler Commons - apartments - Updated July 2026

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