We loved our experience with The Reserve at Glenville; we lived there for about three years and…read moreduring that time we never had to worry about any maintenance issues and the office staff was always quick and responsive to our concerns. Megan and Heather are both very friendly and extremely professional. The maintenance team is always there when you need them and have great response time. If our circumstances had not changed we would still be living there. I almost forgot the most important thing was our pups paw of approval. We miss you

Although we occupy the best apartment in the complex, we can't be happier! Two balconies…read moreoverlooking the pool, next to the workout facility and a washer and dryer in the unit! Oh, and a 2-car garage! There are two styles, this a "condominium style" and the other a hotel style (one main secure entrance and all the separate apartment entrances are inside. No longer have to do yard work, snow removal, don't have to repair or replace appliances, don't have to pay for weekly pool service or an annual gym membership. Need something, just "call the team." They are polite and prompt to respond. Close to shopping, restaurants, casino and downtown area. Cable included! Electric, gas, water, sewer and garbage are an additional charge but National Grid is around $110/mo and the other utilities/garbage average less than $50 month. If I could have anything different, it would be a different style refrigerator, the upright with freezer on the top (and no ice maker) doesn't provide much freezer space. Without reservation, we recommend the Reserve at Glenville for a peaceful, beautiful lifestyle! And if you decide to live here tell the Rose and Jon referred you (and we'll split the referral bonus)!

Very nice place, clean and good maintenance. Good value for $$$. It is well worth the stay and is…read moreright in town by the stores and casino

I moved here in a rush due to starting a job in two weeks and luckily found an apartment that had…read morean opening. The apartment was beautiful, with a pool, gym, and laundry and garbage on site. It is also located close to Niskayuna, which is a safer, nicer, area of Schenectady. The apartments are the perfect size and they apartment building is well maintained. As I've continued to live here, I've come to realize how incredible the management is. I have lived in different apartments for 7 straight years now due to moving with school and my husband's job. Safe to say this is the absolute BEST management staff I have ever had. They are very responsive and actually listen. I cannot rave about this place enough.

I am so happy I chose Cornerstone Apts. The are is very…read morecentrally located. The architecture is Beautiful! There is a nice patio to sit out on & decorate along with well kept green lawns. The inside of my apartment is very open & spacious, high ceilings... This is definitely Luxury Living.

I have lived at Cornerstone for over 3 years... it is bittersweet to be leaving to move into my…read morehopefully forever home. Cornerstone has been an amazing place to live! If it's location! Location! Location! You are looking for- this place cannot be beat!! Amenities are excellent and well maintained. The staff and office are so easy to work with, and maintenance crew so helpful! Quiet community but family friendly, and pet friendly! It's been a great experience and I am going to miss so much about cornerstone, but am excited to recommend this place for future community members!

I lived here for almost three years, and I had a wonderful experience. The staff was always…read morehelpful, during the three years I was there, they always completed my work orders within 24 hours. And all my neighbors were very respectful; I made a noise complaint (the only time in three years) once, and never heard a thing again. I had to move out of state because of work, otherwise I would continue to live there.

From the owner: At Iroquois Village, everyday living feels comfortable, connected, and refreshingly easy. Set…read morewithin a quiet, welcoming neighborhood, our community offers a peaceful retreat while keeping you close to the conveniences of city life. Choose from thoughtfully designed one and two-bedroom apartment homes, townhomes, and penthouses featuring gourmet kitchens, sleek plank flooring, in-home washers and dryers, and bright, open living spaces that make it easy to feel at home. Life here extends beyond your front door. Residents can enjoy access to our modern fitness center with free weights, convenient garage parking, and the community dog park. We also proudly welcome pets, because we know home isn't complete without them. At Iroquois Village, you and your furry companions will find a place designed for comfort, care, and quality living.

We recently took a tour here. The staff is amazing! Everyone we dealt with from the front desk,…read moresecurity, restaurant staff and managers, social director and the Resident services manager went above and beyond. They answer your calls and e-mails with any questions you have. The facility had all types of amenities and beautiful apartments! The food was great and there were many choices! All the residents were very welcoming. I highly recommend if you are looking for independent living to check it out!

Visited my mother for dinner at Kingsway independent living. The apartments are very nice. She is…read moreprovided with someone to do her linens and change her bed once a week along with cleaning her apartment. The meals are quite good. It is set up like a restaurant with specials each night and a regular and light fare menu. My significant other and I were guests of my mom and we had lovely meals. I had Mac and cheese with short ribs and my SO had roasted shrimp. He said it was restaurant quality! It's tough to find living arrangements for our parents, but I feel quite comfortable with my mom living here.

We have now lived here for a year and a half. We will be moving to Florida in a month. I can not…read moresay enough good about RH. I found the place because I am the elevator maintenance person. (I don't work for RH, they contract to the company I work for). I feel the price is a GREAT value when comparing to other local apartments. The amenities are definitely part of the value. Underground heated parking garage for one vehicle, the heated pool (although a bit small) trash removal, cable tv and internet, gym, fire pit with two commercial grade grills and community room are all part of the rent. Most places charge extra. The staff are genuinely interested in you enjoying your apartment. It is very much a community. It consists of all age ranges and we all interact well. The only real negative I can say is that now there is a lot of construction going on. The only real issue we have had to speak of is a tenant that felt our dog was aggressive and threatening and rather than speak to us directly about it chose to go to management. It is a VERY dog friendly community. If you're not a dog friendly person then it's not the place for you. Yes there are varying sizes of dogs but I contribute that to "it's a service dog" excuse. None the less it's so dog friendly that we had a text chain for dog owners that would get together and let the dogs play together out on the large grass areas. In summary, it's an active community in the sense that there are three restaurants in the building and that the community really watches out and helps each other. The quality of the construction of the building is second to none. All concrete and still definitely well insulated from neighbor noise. I highly recommend River House. From the ladies in the office to the the maintenance staff they are top notch.

To continue the previous review I posted, the handle of the bathroom faucet came off in my hand as…read moreI was cleaning. The property managers are incredibly rude and insist on communicating only via text. The underground parking garage is constantly wet, with groundwater seeping in and the roof leaking. They spend more money on decorations and a fancy garage floor by the elevator than maintenance; the 5th floor hallway is a mess. For your reading pleasure I've attached some of their incoherent, unprofessional texts. FULL DISCLOSURE: I was threatened with eviction after living there for more than a year because the property manager decided my 23pound dog was vicious and a danger to everyone living at Riverhouse because she barked at men.

They're slum lords , our heat was out from November to January when it was finally done it didn't…read morework properly, the AC was out from July to September of 25 , now it's May of 26 and our AC doesn't work again, they charge rent before it's due , 62 dollar late fees after 5 days , the building is disgusting mess hallway and common areas are filthy, we can no longer access the filthy gym , for a while you couldn't get in some of the entire doors, the elevator doesn't work sometimes and my wife is a amputee in a wheelchair and when I complained about the elevator being out of service I was told that there's nothing they could do. They don't hire professional people to repair their buildings, they use cheap labor .Don't rent or lease from these people you'll regret it,it to bad the apartments at 11 Fremont Street cod be beautiful but Maddalone is letting them turn into slums !!!!!!

If I could give a negative star I would. Im a current renter in Amsterdam, and am beginning to hold…read morethem accountable to EVERY SINGLE TENANT RIGHT created by the NYS Attorney Generals Office. We have lived here five and a half years, but are unable to leave right now due to finances. I've called the health department before, in addition to the code enforcement department JUST to get something fixed after contacting maintenance multiple times. When something arose again, it only took me threatening to call the health dept to get them here bc they knew I would do it. Right now I'm handling our right to know the banking info for our security deposits. I'm getting the run around on something they should have the info about as soon as I ask. For anyone who isn't aware, ANYONE who rents is supposed to have their security deposit placed in an interest bearing savings account separate from the landlord/property managers money. You are to be given the name and address of this bank, which HAS to be in NYS. You are also to be given the account number so you can keep track of the activity of the account. You are to be given this information within 14 days of paying your security deposit, which can ONLY be the equivalent of first months rent, not first and last months rent. So yeah, Maddalone has broken a MULTITUDE of NYS tenants rights, and I am on the road to making it right for myself and all the tenants in my complex.

I love my apartment at Shaker Run. I have been here for over 20 years now. Spacious apartments &…read morequiet environment. Kathy, the property manager & the maintenance crew are always very helpful & available. They do a great job considering they have hundreds of apartments to attend to. Very well run community.

I've lived at Shaker Run for nearly seven years. In that time I've had issues, per normal apartment…read moreliving, but any time that I've reached out to the office I've gotten help and the problems resolved. Recently they went above and beyond to make sure a very stressful issue was resolved and went to extra steps to be sure that I was happy living here. No other place I've lived has ever done that. The owners, staff and maintenance team treat tenants like friends and family, not just a rent check. No apartment community is without faults, but when I hear people complain I often wonder if they have tried other communities in the area because I have, and this one is one of the best. The apartments are spacious and cozy, and I have made this my home.

My wife and I lived here for 9 years before finally purchasing our first house. We selected this…read morecomplex out of many in the Capitol District because they allowed "large" dogs. For us, that meant our Golden Retriever could come with us. Not many seem to allow them, but parent company Solomon Organization has many units that do. Our rent was reasonable at the time, and still was when we moved out. We had a 1-bedroom with den. They usually tried to raise our rent by a little every year but my wife successfully negotiated down or entirely canceled the amount of the increase. We noticed that their property manager seemed to change every couple of years. This was somewhat frustrating as we would try to build a relationship with them and instead we frequently had to re-explain things. This was especially problematic because they insist on a 60-day notice for renewals but sometimes wouldn't get you the renewal paperwork until there were only 30 days left on your lease. They once lost our paperwork (thank goodness I had a spare copy to show we signed it) and that led to a weird situation where our lease was extended to mid-month. They usually were prompt about maintenance issues, but not always. Some items had to be requested over and over because the fixes were never very good (flaking drywall on corners, etc.) They offered to repaint our unit at least once but we would have to empty it first... how does someone do that? They also offered to redo our outdated kitchen and replace our carpets but again we couldn't live there when they did that. Huh? We had good neighbors on one side and bad neighbors on the other. Management did nothing to stop the kid screaming and running after midnight above us or the tiny barking dogs next to us. People stay there a while, so hopefully your neighbors will be nice. The facilities (pond, pool, rec. facility) are okay but not great. We stopped using the rec. facility because it was small, and the pool is frequently filled with kids so we didn't go often (I guess that isn't the fault of the complex though). The ponds were lovely for taking walks. WARNING: you cannot break your lease under any conditions. You can get someone to assume the remainder of your lease but they then need to agree to renew for an additional year. This is very problematic if you are looking to buy a home. We frequently had to decide to either renew our lease for one year OR continue looking for homes. As a result, we ended up paying rent on an apartment for three months after we closed on our home. They will not budge on this issue. If that weren't the case I would have given them 4 stars. Overall, we liked it there and only moved because we wanted a home. I would recommend this place as a great place to live, but be proactive regarding your paperwork and maintenance concerns.

FINAL UPDATE: they illegally rescinded my lease renewal. In the state of NY it is illegal to not…read moreresign a lease if a tenant has made a complaint about health and habitability conditions within a year of lease renewal. They did just that. I am now in the process of suing them. Additionally Donald the property manager is exceedingly unprofessional claiming me complaining about issues was me in mental health crisis and stated to me out loud when I handed over the keys "I hope you get the help you deserve". Donald, I hope very nasty things for you. Termites also appeared in my second unit that I was moved into. Cracks in walls.. my electricity bills were about $500 for Jan and February. DO NOT RENT AT TWIN LAKES OR ANOTHER SOLOMON GROUP COMPLEX. THIRD UPDATE 6/10/25 - IVE BEEN HERE FOR TWO MONTHS AND AM NOW WITHOLDING MY RENT PAYMENTS. THERE IS MOLD EVERYWHERE. Nothing has been addressed. My water heater has now busted and flooded my kitchen and downstairs neighbor. The water heater is dated from 2008. If they had done a proper inspection ONE TIME in my apartment none of my issues would have come up. STILL DO NOT MOVE HERE. OUTSIDE VENDORS WERE GIVEN PERMISSION BY MGMT TO ENTER MY APARTMENT WITH 0 NOTICE. I WAS NOT DECENT AND HAD TO PUSH THE DOOR CLOSED. I SCREAMED DO NOT COME IN. THE MAN YELLED HE DID NOT CARE HE WAS COMING IN AND IM A CRAZY BI***. DO NOT MOVE HERE. You all need to rehome Shane. Awful employee. The experience I had looking at apartments vs my experience moving into an apartment has been so deceiving. This place is awful. I am here less than a month and so many things have wrong. I didn't have a deadbolt on my door, it took maintenance over two weeks to get my kitchen drawer to me and finish the first initial maintenance request they dated at complete 4/2... no. It took two weeks. The vent in my bathroom was broken, I am still missing trim around my apartment, the apartment REEKED of cigarettes after the weed smell dissipated from the cleaners who DID NOT CLEAN at all. It was absolutely DISGUSTING. The bathroom was an absolutely a biohazard (human waste on side of cabinet and floor) and now my bathroom sink leaked and everything under there, pack of toilet paper, all hair tools... RUINED. DO NOT MOVE HERE. Place deceives you purposely, I wish I never signed the lease.

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.