Moving Here has been the best and easiest experience ever, as an 18 year old moving out for the…read morefirst time the experience was truly fast and easy. The office lady I believe her name to be Yari was such a wonderful, caring, and nice person she made the entire process easy and fast but also in a way where everything made sense.

They changed management and that was worse decision they could've ever done. These ladies that are…read morein charge now are taking it way to far. More worried about people parking in charging spots then making sure everything is maintained correctly & efficiently. The apartments are absolute shit everything is just put together shittty half ass job, window seals cracking, walls just changing colors, the floors peeling off for no reason it really is awful & as the time goes by it just gets worse and worse. But they're so far up their ass about parking spots they don't even care. There isn't even enough charging cars for the amount of spots they reserve for them which is absurd. You expect me to park across street because every other spot is taken rather than that charging spot right next to my apartment got me fucked up. Overall I'd say it's just a shitty fast put together place & they try to just make you miserable overall experience 0/10 will not be resigning lease whatsoever. & I've even said the things that are wrong with place & they just brushed it to the side and didn't really care pretty much, so let's see how much they try to take out of my security deposit when the lease is actually up. I could bet they fuck me over with the shitty job they did putting together.

Terrible! At first it seems great - nice location & they allow dogs no matter the size!... that's…read morewhere the good ends. If you have any issues you have to wait and wait and wait for it to be resolved...that is if they even bother to return your calls. Maintenance will never arrive the day you are told they will. They'll jack up your rent every year on the already overpriced apartments. The "improvements" they make are done poorly and never fully finished. Grass is not cut regularly trees not trimmed back. The exterior lights that light the parking lots are constantly going out and then staying out for weeks at a time. The list could go on and on...

Everthing seemed great at first. I qualified for $99 deposit, and they accepted dogs. So it cost me…read moreless than $1000 to move in. Rent was $910 for a small, one bedroom apartment with heat/hot water included. The apartment seemed updated, but all "updates" were cheap. The "hardwood" floors were fake plastic wood looking material. Fine, I can live with that. After I signed the lease and did a walkthrough, the closet door in the bedroom came off the hinges and instead of fixing it, the office lady just told me to stick it in the closet and leave it. Fine, whatever. Fast forward a few months, and I noticed mouse droppings in my kitchen. Im not a dirty person and I don't leave food out for extended periods of time. But considering I lived in a basement level apartment in a building with multiple tenants, I was understanding. So I called the office and asked them to send an exterminator. WEEKS later, they finally sent an exterminator who put mouse poison under my stove. It never got rid of the mice. I had mouse droppings all over my stove, inside the burners, and when I lifted the top of the stove, it was COVERED in mouse poop and urine. (I wish I could post pictures) I was disgusted. I cleaned it to the best of my abilities, but could not physically reach all of it. I emailed the office multiple times and asked them to send a professional cleaner to clean inside the stove so it was safe and sanitary for me to use, and they NEVER SENT SOMEONE TO HELP ME. I haven't been able to use my oven in months. Everytime I heat it up, my entire apartment smells like death. Fast forward to the first week of June. It was a Saturday, 90 degrees outside. MY HEAT WAS STILL ON. No matter how many fans I had running, it was sweltering. I had already, at this point, emailed the office prior about turning the heat off and putting an AC in the window. (The windows in the apartment are tall, and do not open like regular windows. Installing a window AC is impossible without maintenance taking the entire window out and fastening the AC in the window and covering the empty space on top with wooden panels. Makes zero sense.) The reply to my initial email stated that they "would be turning the heat off soon." Jump to this day, Saturday, 90 degrees, and heat still on. My only option was to call emergency maintenance. I explained the situation, and the only thing they could offer me was a temporary portable AC until they could "go to the store and buy the proper tools to fix the window for a window AC unit." Ok, fine. They came and installed the portable AC while I was out. I came home to my window being open, with the AC vent resting against the window screen, and childrens blankets nailed to the window frame to keep the cool air from leaking out of the screen. But the heat was, obviously still on. But the portable AC provided some minor relief from the heat, and for that, I was thankful. The heat was fortunately turned off the following week. But maintenance has never come back since then (I am writing this review in August) and I have had this portable AC since June. My electric bill has been sky-high due to the window being open for the portable AC vent, and since the AC is meant for single room and not an apartment, it has been running non-stop to keep the apartment as cool as possible. Between the battle about the mice and the battle with the heat, I am exhausted fighting with the office. I feel, 100% that they do not take tenant concerns seriously. THEN, I get a letter saying they are going to raise my rent +$50 a month! For what?!?! What am I paying for? A tiny apartment that has mice and a leasing office that doesn't provide any tenant support? I will take my money elsewhere! The ONLY positive experience that I had while living here was the neighborhood itself felt safe. I could walk my dog at night and not feel worried or uncomfortable.

I am a new tenant, and the move has been seamless thanks mostly to Christen and Irene in the…read moreoffice. They made the process quick and answered an unnecessary amount of my questions with great patience. Mostly the property is very clean. The workout facility has everything I need, and the pool area looks amazing. I'm already excited for summer. There is even a small grilling area with a great water view. Most important, my apartment is very spacious, the appliances are up to date, and slowly and steadily it's starting to feel like home. Five stars all around.

Good luck! Maintenance staff is responsive however overworked and a tremendous backlog of…read moreoutstanding work requests will prove to you that you're just not a priority unless it's a life/safety issue. Renters beware. Additionally, in calendar year 2013 (i.e. at height of winter in January) you now have your building thermostatic control(s) set to 70 degrees.... and yes your apartment needs to drop down to 66 or 65 before the heat kicks in. The senior lady managing the property will read you the riot act about CT health code standards stipulating 65 degrees as the acceptable lower limit. Again, good luck! If you wish to keep the temperature consistently at anything above 66 then you need to buy a space heater....oh, and you're paying ALL the heating costs since your building heat won't kick in! Standby for your electric bill which now saves the owners heating costs. yeah! Ask to have this 65 degree limit in your lease and also include the "summer" settings....hmmm, what's that setting? CT state limit? is it 80? 85? 90? humidity dependent? do your homework and you decide. Renters beware.

I've heard a lot of bad things about this place; but I've lived here for at least six years in two…read moredifferent apartments. I have never had an issue that wasn't resolved quickly with professionalism and care. Residents need to realize that there is one property manager and usually only once maintenance person on duty at any given time; and that they're old buildings. They're doing the best they can and this is one resident that thinks they're doing a good job.

Tried to rip us off for $1800 in "repairs" when we moved out. Couldn't furnish an actual detailed…read morereceipt of cost of materials and places where they were purchased, and falsified the "issues" in the apartment. They literally tried to get us to pay for the cost of dry-rotted blinds-(how was that even our fault?), one missing patch of carpet that was torn up when we moved in, which supposedly costs upwards of $600 by itself and some other random BS. Also stated that their "military clause" was superior to what the law actually states and tried to keep me in the apartment despite my husband at the time having gone on deployment and I couldn't stay there. After I got a lawyer involved, they quickly dropped everything and we haven't heard from them since. They will try to rip you off for literally everything they can, even though they "support the troops", etc etc.. We were also told that this was a "family friendly" area, as we weren't able to view the property before signing a lease due to the military. We weren't able to go off anything other than pictures shown and "trusted" info given. I don't know what "family friendly" means to them, but it doesn't mean not being able to walk outside at night and finding syringes outside the apartment complex while walking my dog. Our upstairs neighbors moved out while we were there and they were yelling about basically the same things. They told us "good luck" when we tried to vacate, as The Terraces were trying to get everything they could out of them as well. Hope that helps!

I live in a beautiful townhouse unit managed by Pledge Properties. My lease is expiring in 90 days…read moreso I called the office to discuss next steps. I had the pleasure of speaking with Denizze Ramirez who reviewed all of my options and even put me in touch with a realtor to assist. Denizze was kind, informative and totally professional. Thank you for answering all of my questions and going above and beyond to assist with my future long term needs. I appreciate you! Valerie Sebastian

Extremely responsive to maintenance issue I had recently in my mom's unit. She has lived in one of…read moretheir units for several years and has been happy with the experience.

Horrible management, poor communication, unprofessional office ladies, dirty neighbors with pest…read moreinfestations, maintenance takes their time to show up. Best thing about the place was the free fireworks show at night during the baseball season at Dodd stadium. Do yourself a favor and don't move into this miserable filthy neighborhood.

Horrible mice and roaches Lousy management Norwich Public utilities Is truly expensive $370.00 a…read moremonth Electric bill with the AC on 75 crazy You could buy a house or rent a house for less money and not have to deal with the lousy management management

Peaceful & Comfartable…read more Overall I'm very happy living here! Area is quiet, which I like, building is clean, great parking and perfect location! I've had a pretty good experience with the staff here too. Moving is never easy, but they made the transition over from my last apartment much easier. They're hospitable, and responsive. Something I had an issue with at my last apartment!

Very positive experience here. Lived here over a year with no issues. Staff is pleasant and…read moreattentive. Would definitely recommend to future renters.