I have lived at Eddyline for awhile now and truly love my home. It's a place where you always see…read morepeople about, everyone is friendly, the office holds a lot of events and the maintenance is top tier. I've never had to wait long for a fix in my home and you can tell the team works really hard to take care of the property. Despite several changes in the last few years, they continue to provide amazing customer service and I feel very respected and valued as a tenant here and intend to stay here for many more years! The restaurants on-site are a huge plus and they often have food trucks that visit so it keeps things new and interesting. P.s. the picture is from February of last year, the pool is heated and open all year!

I have lived at Eddyline for over a year now and really enjoy my apartment and the location. Super…read morequick exit off of I-5 reaching everywhere I need to go quickly, there's plenty to do in Tigard, Tualatin and Lake Oswego and after growing up in the area for almost 20 years, I feel at home. The Eddyline staff are great, special shout out to Emily, Nick and Hunter in the office, they keep this place running smoothly with plenty of events and work done on the property. On the maintenance side, the guys are great. Really appreciate Joseph, Diego and Kelby working their asses off every day to keep it shining. I plan on living here for many years and am really glad I chose to live here. Plus, they have AC which weirdly enough Oregon properties just do not have (I've rented for over 10 years and this is the first place with an AC). Would highly recommend living here!

This is a in-depth and honest review of my time living at Forest Rim. I lived here for four years…read morein a second floor unit. I thought it was great at first, though you have to live here for a while for the cracks to begin to show in your first impression of the apartments. The Upsides: Appearance- The interiors of the apartments look beautiful at first glance. My unit was recently refurbished when I moved in, with fresh paint and refinished kitchen countertops, and I loved the vaulted ceilings and big closets. The installed washer and dryer were great, especially after years of using a laundromat. Management really cares about the appearance of the apartments, and they prioritize landscaping and maintaining the well kept exterior aesthetic of each of the buildings. Location- Forest Rim is in a convenient location and is a short walk from Nyberg Shopping Center, Browns Ferry Park, and the Tualatin River. There are several gas stations nearby, a Domino's Pizza, a McDonalds, Five Guys, Chipotle, Jamba Juice, and a 7/11 across the street that is open 24/7. The Downsides: The Price- Though this isn't unusual in the Portland Metro, the cost of rent is far too high for a one bedroom apartment. Though it was reasonable for the first year I lived here, it has increased by two hundred dollars a month in the years following with no increase in the quality of life of the apartments. Bad Neighbors- The apartments are poorly designed since each unit has paper thin walls. This means you're at the complete mercy of your neighbors. I've been woken up at 3am by my next door neighbors in a shouting match, and my downstairs neighbor loves to crank up his music with the bass on full blast, sometimes enough to feel the stereo through the floorboards. One of my neighbors was a drug dealer that was escorted off the property by police. How he got approved to live here, I'll never know. Although you are required to pick up after your dog, the rule isn't enforced and not everyone does, so you have to watch your step outside. Parking- The parking situation is terrible. If you don't want to pay the extra $50-100 a month for a reserved covered parking spot or a garage, you may want to be home by 7pm at the latest, otherwise you will be stuck walking. Sometimes this means you're walking from opposite side of the apartment complex, in the dark or the rain. I paid the extra amount to have reserved covered parking since I work a late shift job past 10pm, and several different vehicles started parking in my spot. After this became a problem over the course of several months, I tried calling the towing company that is advertised by the apartments, only to be told they no longer offer their services here. Smoking- If you are a non-smoker, you really don't want to live next to someone that does. Although the apartments are advertised as non-smoking, the rule isn't well enforced and because of the thin walls, your home can smell like a chain smoker lives there, just because of your neighbors. There's nothing worse than having allergies or having your home or clothes stink because your neighbors felt like smoking a bunch of joints or cheap cigars. Construction- The apartments may be periodically under construction, such as having someone replace the roof tiles or repaint the siding. There will be little announcement of this, as I woke up one morning to find a strange man on my outdoor balcony replacing my deck railing. The Summer Heat- The apartments have no AC, and since management bans the use of large window units, you're limited to using your personal small AC units. Every summer, even when keeping the windows closed and the blinds shut, my apartment would reach an indoor temperature of 80-90+ degrees with two AC units on full blast. The Ants- Another common sight in Oregon. Carpenter ants are an intrusive problem, and came out of the flooring, the cracks in the walls, and even the plug in sockets and light switches. Buying ant poison and ant traps are a must. Management- While they won't assault you with endless apartment inspections, the laid back attitude of the management office makes it seem like they don't actually care. When my car was broken into in the parking lot, when it was parked right by the front office no less, there was nothing they could do. Private security occasionally patrols the parking lot at night, but they never get out of their car and are ineffective at deterring petty theft. While Forest Rim Apartments look beautiful and may seem reasonable, and are honestly more like 2.5 stars out of 5, the negatives outweigh the positives. While very far from the worst apartments I've ever lived in, there are too many downsides to honestly recommend Forest Rim as a great home.

Hello Yelpers, I start this with ... I have not lived in an apartment complex in three years. I…read morejust didn't care for layered living BUT wanting to live by myself has now become more important. I just LUV it here. I have a view of trees. It's surprising quiet here (am I'm very noise sensitive). The staff is terrific - they take care of all the little things that are so important to a consistently good living and lifestyle experience. If you would enjoy splitting a Referral Fee here LET ME KNOW and I'll be happy to refer you. I'm on a year lease and find the location, convenience, weight room, grounds and greenery all so pleasant. BTW I am credit-challenged but management was willing to work with me. :)

For the past three years, my time at Timbers of Tualatin has been wonderful. They were always…read moreprofessional and prompt when dealing with maintenance issues. Thank you for all your hospitalit.

I submitted a range of work requests for my deck, outdoor lighting, garage issue, and more. They…read morewanted to begin that afternoon, but I scheduled them for two days later. Everything was complete in very short order. Maintenance and landscaping folk at Timbers are fantastic! I don't have reasons to communicate with office staff regularly, but they are all very nice and on top of your needs.

This is the nicest little apartment community. While the buildings aren't brand new, everything is…read morekept in excellent repair. Our appliances are newer and work great, and anytime we've had a maintenance need, they've been quick to come assist us. The maintenance staff keep the grounds immaculate, and they are always kind and helpful. The office staff are friendly and cheerful, and they put a lot of effort into planning fun events for the residents. I love how safe this community feels. All the neighbors we've met are great. One of our favorite features of the property is the dog park. It's not huge but definitely big enough for dogs to run around and get some exercise. We also really enjoy the sauna and the hot tub. Overall, I'd highly recommend this apartment community to anyone!

My partner and I moved here from out of state. We have had an absolutely wonderful experience…read moreliving at Stonesthrow. There's such a nice community here. The staff go out of their way to make really fun incentives like Pet of the month, that make us feel really at home. We feel totally safe, in the area and at the apartments, which was one of my concerns when choosing a place to live. The units are really nice and everything works well. We're really, truly happy with Stonesthrow.

I lived at Hedges Creek for a year and a half before they became Alara Hedges Creek. We moved…read morebecause we really didn't like the management at the time and we were getting a condo out of town. A year later we decided to move back. The inside of the apartments themselves are beautiful and spacious and the management team that took over has made an astronomical difference in the community. It makes me wish we never moved out in the first place. This community, while large, doesn't feel as disconnected as others I have lived in. The scenery around each building is filled with nature. The walking/bike path is great, too! Not to mention the bridge that leads to the shopping center. It takes me less than five minutes to walk leisurely to the local Haggen's, Petco, upcoming Buffalo Wild Wings and other shopping.

The setting is nice. However, I've been here four years and second hand smoke from indoor…read moresmokers--despite supposedly being a non-smoking property--is chronically bad. Management reluctantly and modestly follows up on complaints, but never takes the problem seriously. Individual buildings with common ventilation, etc., but they aren't so big as to make enforcement difficult. They don't want to upset their smoking tenants and we all pay for it.

First I would like to address whom ever it was that posted all the ugly garbage falling out around…read moreand out of the garbage area. Although it's true that that did happen for a while. But doesn't everyone go through a rough patch in life? That was totally unfair to post that! You don't know how many people you probably turned away that really needed income restricted shelter. I look at my ceiling every night and praise God for the wonderful gift of shelter he provides. And btw, the garbage area is as clean as a whistle ALL THE TIME; now I will post what it really looks like.

I have lived at TUALATIN MEADOW's over five years. I have seen many managers come and go. The best…read moremaintenance man in the world is Jason. He is amazing kind and so talented at his-work! Thank you, Jason for all you do!!!

I have lived at Chelan Apartments for 3 years and it is a wonderful place. The apartments…read morethemselves, the landscaping, pool, laundry room, etc. The manager, kendry, is a joy to work with--friendly, considerate, responsive, and 100% committed to ensuring the rights of each tenant and making this place feel like a true home.

I have a pit bull, which probably already tells you most of what you need to know. I got her as a…read more9 month old puppy, and she immediately made short shrift of my entire, 25-year-old (pretty rotted) perimeter fence. Not a small job, and an emergency one, because she LOVED running around the neighbors' yards. Lucian and his Dad braved the elements on extremely short notice, and built an entire new fence (mostly in the rain) for a great price. They gave me lots of upgrades, like unknotted wood, and thicker footers, and were incredibly fast and efficient. Its beautiful. That should have been enough, but - no - then my about six months later my back neighbors got their own Bernadoodle puppy, and the two dogs decided they didn't want a fence, so my pitty figured out how to pound her head against the boards until they bowed, then get her jaws on the wood, and tear through it. Lucian agreed that metal roof panels attached to the back fence would probably work (either that or an electric cattle fence), so he and his son came back out with the panels, cut them to fit, and spent a day attaching them, which - it turns out - is not as easy as it sounds. Again, quick service and excellent value. This family business, NW Modern, is fantastic, and I highly recommend them. And yes - it appears the metal roof panels are working!

NW Modern replaced an 80 foot section of fence for us. We are extremely pleased with the results…read more The price was reasonable, work was completed quickly, and the quality of the work outstanding. This is a small, local family business and we highly recommend them!

This place is pathetic. The office staff is completely useless. They'll send emails instructing…read morepeople what the rules are, but they never follow up on their vague threats. They won't tow cars blocking the drive aisle or parked in front of hallways. Complain all you want, they won't do anything about nuisances. The complex is filled with people who listen to their garbage music at maximum volume at all hours. So if you enjoy your sleep, you won't enjoy living next door to it. Not to mention the constant domestic incidents. There isn't a week that goes by that there are not multiple police cars here trying to break up whatever screaming/throwing match is going on. The garbage is constantly overflowing/broken. So much so that some people don't even take their garbage out. One apartment right next to the office left theirs on their porch for two weeks. It was, of course, torn apart by animals and spread all over. Management did nothing. Residents litter everywhere and management does nothing. There are multiple giant vicious dogs running around off-leash in the park, in the hallways, and in the parking lot. My little dog was attacked and I was actually bit in the process, but still nothing gets done about it. With all that you'd think the rent would be decent. Nope. They want almost $2,000 a month for a two bedroom. They routinely post on the rental apps so any apartment but if you're interested in a unit, it's actually significantly more than advertised. I called about that apartment, listed at $1600 a month, and was told it was $1950 a month. Oh, and besides when Covid closed the pool and hot tub, they've been broken for months on end. It's July right now, we just had a massive heatwave, and no pool available. I've actually lived here for more than two years and the pool has only been open for a week or so that whole time. All communication about the pool is just that it will be open "upon further notice." What am I paying for? The staff is so ridiculously lazy. I had an unexpected package delivered while I was out of town. I called the office to ask if they could pick it up and hold it for me. After asking for my Social Security Number (I have no idea why), they said they'd pick it up for me. Great! Nope! They called me back and left a message right before closing that they couldn't accept packages. I had to drive six hours that night home and back to where I was working to make sure my package wasn't stolen. Speaking of, some residents have resorted to Ring cameras and containers for their packages because there is so much package theft. Someone recently broke into a bunch of mailboxes here as well. So great security! Look somewhere else. This place sucks and is way overpriced.

I like that maintenance is always onsite and always working on something. I have called on…read moremaintenance a few times in the last couple of years and the reply time as well as the time to fix has been a bit average. But lately, it seems that maintenance is very on top of fixing things. The last couple times I have called on maintenance, Zack the maintenance guy was very quick to reply and fix the problem.