I used to love living in this apartment, but it has gone downhill over the past few years for a…read morenumber of reasons: 1. Management, while friendly, increasingly stingy. They're used to be once-a-month happy hours with free food and drinks, wonderful holiday party, and resident appreciation events a couple times a month with free popcorn, bagels, etc. That's all since been removed. Management also takes forever to respond to emails sometimes ignoring emails entirely when they used to respond within 24 hrs. 2. The worst aspect is that management doesn't enforce anything. They send out weak emails about picking up your dog poop otherwise you're fined, but never actually fine anyone. They tell people to stop hogging the EV chargers but residents end up parking their car there sometimes for days because there's no idea charge. The list goes on. 3. The quality of residents here are awful. There's dog poop all over the upstairs dog park every day (see attached). when poop bags are provided right there. Residents leave trash bags next to the trash chute when it takes 0.1 seconds to push it down the chute. Kids run around the hallways kicking doors. The gym is missing dumbbells because some resident(s) take them back to their unit. Equipment in the gym doesn't get put back in its place. 4. The nickel and diming each month is shocking. In addition to rent, get this - there's a utility service fee, sewer fee, pest control fee, trash fee, parking fee, parcel locker fee (that's a mandatory fee to get packages delivered), and a resident liability program fee.

There's more restaurants and to live in this community is really nice, Paragon theater restaurant…read moreand bar will be an amazing experience here!

If you have misophonia, are sensitive to noises, or have infants, please do your sanity a favor and…read morelook elsewhere. I regret to leave such a negative review after having a great experience at the Modera property across the street, but I've been here 2 months and have run into a new problem just about every week. The fridge condenser, with a central location in my studio, makes a whistling noise every ~hour for at least 15 minutes. The bathroom fan's noise is clunky, like something isn't flowing correctly. The bathroom light fixture started clicking repeatedly when turning it off and on. I was told this was a problem for multiple residents, and that replacing it has sometimes made it worse. They opted to replace it anyway, and now it buzzes constantly like an insect lamp. On windy days, the flapper connected to the roof bangs against metal and sends a horrible sound down the vents, keeping me up all night--apparently also a complaint from other apartments. For all of these disruptive noises, I am told this is expected behavior, and there is nothing to be done. This, in addition to heaps of drywall dust being left along the door frames upon move-in, a metal sensor breaking off in my dryer and ripping holes in some of my favorite clothing, and my parking pass not being activated when I moved in, I am not having a good time as a resident. The staff are very kind and I realize these issues are likely not their fault, but someone dropped a ball somewhere. Whoever chose these noisy appliances for small apartments, whoever assembled them. Your peace and quiet is not at the center of the resident experience at Modera Falls Church.

I am looking for an apartment in the Falls Church Virginia and stopped by the new Modera by Mill…read moreCreek. Although I did not find exactly what I was looking, the building is still under construction. They are very, very nice apartments and I wanted thank their leasing representative Phillip for being so professional and generous with his time. He is very knowledgeable and has told me he would be in touch when the new apartments are ready to be shown. Even if a do not rent at Modera, I did want to note my appreciation for Phillip's time.

I have been living in PeachTree since May of 2016, and to give the most fair of reviews, it is best…read moreto write out Pros and Cons to living out here. PROS Location, location location. If you are looking for location, PeachTree has it. It is sandwiched between two major interstate highways (I-66 and I-495), connected by a major state highway (VA 7), and you are only minutes away from two other major state highways (VA 123 and VA 267). It is also close by the Tyson's Corner Mall (and the Galleria), as well as three Metro stations on the Orange and Silver lines. There is also a Metrobus stop right outside the complex that can take you to two of them. You are also roughly 20 minutes or so from Dulles Airport and Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport. Lastly, you are walking distance from several places to eat and shop, as well as two gas stations. Apartments are spacious and contain washer and dryers in unit. Okay, the garden apartments have them. The midrise building does not. Free unassigned permit parking for tenants. Unfortunately, some people used the lot as overflow lot for the shopping center next door, causing PeachTree to change their parking policy. Complex contains a pool and a gym, free to tenants. The pool is only open however from Memorial Day to Labor Day. Concierge service is available after the leasing office closes so you do not have to wait until the next day to pick up a package. The maintenance staff is extremely amiable and professional, especially Rene and Noe. They are both class acts. The complex is in a safe area. CONS This is a big one. Steep yearly rent increases. They have caused several tenants to move out after only one year. Only one cable provider, COX. And the apartments only have one cable jack. No cable jack in the bedrooms. Walls are thin. But that is to be expected of most apartment living. With some of the garden apartments, it feels like you have to walk half a city block just to bring in your groceries because there is only one way in and one way out. This can be dangerous in the wintertime because... Lots of stairs, so walking outside can be rather treacherous when the weather is nasty. Response times for maintenance requests is spotty. Sometimes things get done quick, other times, they can take up to two weeks to get things repaired. Apartment appliances seem to always have problems, especially the stove tops and shower heads. Water pressure also seems to be hit or miss. Sometimes it is high, and other times, well, it is not. Professional staff changes A LOT. They started out great, then went to okay, and now they are just rude. On some days, they can be very rude. One trash compactor in the entire complex and people treat it like garbage (no pun intended). --- I hope this helps you with making a informed decision here. At the end of the day, no apartment is perfect, and sometimes, you need to take a leap of faith to make it work. Hopefully it works for you.

I have been at the Peachtree of Mclean for 3 months and several weeks including the leasing…read moreagreement signing. I can't say enough about the staff in the leasing office to include Nicole, Andrea, Jullissa, Chela and David who all have been outstanding in making my transition into the residence as comfortable, friendly, informative as can be. From day one the customer service has been incredible, the explanation of the lease, viewing my apt to make sure everything was up to par has been great. Being visited by the Property Manager Nicole to say hello and make sure everything was good says it all. Receiving a call from from Andrea also making sure if I needed anything. Jullissa, Chela, David always willing to help even when busy with other duties. Smiling and making sure any issues (none to date) would be handled. Thank you. Philip A.

I spent 2 good years at West Broad & although I had some challenges, I still had an overall…read morepositive experience and would for sure recommend it to other people. The good: Clean, AMAZING staff (shout out to: Giang, Mueed, Girma, & Liseth. Honestly just everyone was so kind and helpful), location!!, insulation ?? (Idk I kept my thermostat off and my apartment was fine thru all seasons!) Not so good: hallway noise (barely ever heard my upstairs neighbors or those to the l/r of me but I definitely heard noise from hallway - got a foam insert for the door and it significantly reduced it), price - I think we paid more for location than for apartment features (we didn't get the what now seems to be the standard key fob access until a couple months ago) To speak on other reviews: I didn't get a gift card for this, and I had guests stay multiple nights and they never paid for parking (not thru West Broad, but there's literally street parking that's free behind the building). Bozzuto left such a good impression that I looked for only Bozzuto managed communities for my next place (really only moved bc falls church felt a little sleepy to me).

I was the first resident when this beautiful building opened back in early 2016. I watched the…read morepopulation in the building grow over time, and made lots of friends there. I also experienced quite a few personnel changes, from the office staff to concierges to maintenance, never having a problem. My retirement and purchase of a house saw me leaving the building, as well as Falls Church, in May 2023. Just this past week, I called the office to inquire about the availability of their guest suite June 21-23, 2024, for an upcoming reunion weekend in Falls Church with events in several locations. Being able to stay in the guest suite would have made walking to these events possible. I was told the suite was indeed available for those dates, and since it has to be rented by a resident, I contacted one of my friends in the building. She went online to fill out the paperwork but had a problem at the end as it would not submit. So she went down to the office to complete the paperwork and give them payment for it, which is required at the time of application to secure the reservation. Imagine her surprise, as well as mine, when she was told that the guest suite is "on hold" for those dates; no payment yet however. Excuse me? I was told by the office that it is available for those dates - why would I have asked my friend to go rent it for me otherwise? She stressed that to the office staff, both of which denied telling me that, and told them she was ready to pay for it immediately. They declined the paperwork and the payment, insisting it's on hold, and said they'd let her know in a few weeks if it becomes available. That is totally unacceptable to me, and not the way to treat long time current and former residents. Recently, there has been a complete turnover of office personnel, and I've heard from quite a few current residents, saying their interactions with the new management has not been pleasant and they'd rather not even deal with them. This is definitely NOT the way previous management dealt with residents. I am not pleased with the outcome, and won't inquire about staying there ever again, after having been lied to and then essentially being called a liar myself.

This is the most amazing team of caring and thorough professionals that I've ever seen an apartment…read morecomplex. Our mother has been living there for over two years now, and she is retired and sometimes requires a little extra assistance with understanding how her heat and air conditioning work, and sometimes the appliances. We are not always there to be able to help her. From the leasing staff, to the concierge, to the groundskeeping every employee is always so helpful and kind to her. You can't put a price on that.

Absolutely love the area and the apartment building. The common areas are always meticulously…read moredusted and cleaned every day. The concierge and maintenance staff go above and beyond to assist and make the building feel like home! We feel very spoiled here with a theater room, game room,common area, swimming pool, grills, and well stocked gym. Would recommend highly!

I have lived at here about four years. 2025 my car was eaten up by to replace several wires…read more 2026 My 2015 Lexus is eaten up once again by rats. I am down right tired of the mice running wild in my house. And the rats running wild in the parking lot.

Neither property managers nor upper regional management will discuss with residents the problem…read morewith BLACK MOLD within most of the units here. They blame individual residents' lifestyles for the communal issues of mold and refuse testing or remediation. I'm paying out of pocket to have residents homes tested because they refuse and simply say it's just mildew. The only solution they offer is to cover up visible mold and ignore the airborne mold that's present with the HVAC. There is an infant upstairs that was in the hospital struggling to breathe for two weeks and now needs medical assistance to breathe every night. Enjoy your stay at Alister Falls church.

I moved in during the pandemic and so far I enjoy living here at the Loren! The apartment has…read moremodern features, updated washers + dryers, pet friendly, and also attentive and friendly staff who provide regular community updates and events. The maintenance staff is also generally responsive and once came to my house 15 mins after I sent my service request. Everything is always kept spotless and tidy which I like. The lobbies + common rooms are gorgeously decorated. There is a small gym and sunbathing lounge w/ cool off pool during summer. It is a small apartment community and feels like living in a hotel when walking down the halls. For the price we really are satisfied with our choice. Some places where I see room for improvement to a 5 star property is resumed regular shuttle service to the metro. The apartment is over a mile away from east falls church via walking and so it is NOT convenient to get to without a car FYI. Another reason I didn't give 5 stars is because we have had multiple power outages in the short time I have been here so far. Once we lost power for 5 hrs! It seems prone to blackouts in summer months, so I really think we should have a backup generator to prepare for the summer months.

My sister and I originally signed the lease when Bozzuto was managing the property and were pretty…read moredisappointed when we learned Greystar was taking over. More because we enjoyed living in a Bozzuto property prior, and less because it was Greystar taking over. We have been pleasantly surprised though as the leasing agents are always helpful and friendly. A couple things I love about this complex that made it stick out when we were looking around the Arlington/Falls Church area: - Guest parking is easy. - Affordable for the area and what you're getting (luxury apartments) - Tons of groceries/food options within a 5 min drive (if you aren't driving through the dreaded 7 corners during traffic hour): Target, Harris Teeter, New Grand Mart, Safeway, Chipotle, Wendy's, etc. A few things that could be better: - The garage door and the opener... I hate my garage door opener. It has a mind of its own and never going to know whether or not it wants to work when it's pressed. Would also be nice if the garage door opened automatically when it senses a car leaving. - Bike room. It doesn't have enough racks and makes me feel like if I go biking, I'm going to lose my spot and end up having to make room for it somewhere in my apartment. - The gym. It could have more free weight options, e.g. legit squat rack instead of a smith machine, barbell/mats for deadlifts. - The thin, thin, thin walls/ceilings. Could hear our upstairs neighbor vacuuming, and walking around (which honestly felt like he was angry and stomping all the time). I acknowledge most of the cons are "nice to have" features. All in all, we really do enjoy living here.

Very disappointing experience! Unprofessional and unwelcoming staff. The guy at the front desk…read moredidn't even greet us. Didn't provide any assistance or help although I had asked for help with getting the key fob for the self guided tour. He was very dismissive and didn't show any effort or interest in helping us. The facilities are okay. Everything has a chip or dent. The apartments are small and look cheap. I would recommend looking at other apartments in the same areas. We were so disappointed! .

Living at Kingston started off as a nice experience. Reggie is super nice…read more but hear me out: the building has a ton of issues. the elevators go out very frequently, which results in long wait times. the internet they have (that you are forced to pay for) has gone out while I needed it to work from home. the hot water has gone out at least twice since I moved here, which took weeks to be corrected. now, i have not had air conditioning in my apartment since May 8, 2024. it is June 19, and they still cannot provide any clear updates as to when this will be permanently fixed. I can't sleep in my own apartment because it's way too hot. I pay $2,600 in total per month for this place. that is way too much for a building with so many issues that the staff takes their sweet time fixing. Don't waste your money on an apartment here.

To piggy back from my review, not much has improved. Parking on the right side of the community is…read morethe same. You can barely find parking close to your building. I've notice non-residents are continuing to use the shuttle and dog park. The construction is poor quality for such a high price rent. I can hear my neighbors partying, arguing, talking, TV, alarm, etc. The dogs barking is normal in my building. The first 2 years, everyone was a dog owner. Even the previous office employees (not the recent ones, they're VERY new to the community) knew the residents in the building! Adrian was by far the most helpful and transparent. He knew his stuff and took measures to assist when he wasn't slammed with requests. I understand Avalon is a business and is competing with other real estates. I get it but be reasonable. Even their AHC is a joke and limited to the public. (Sorry Avalon but I know a few people who works for ya) Yep, I've lived here for 3 years and I decided to not renew. The only good thing I use to enjoy was dog friendly community. First 2 years, dog owners knew the rules and were respectful to other dog owners. Third year, I notice a lot of new folks not following the rules. I've seen huge dogs without leashes especially the dogs that lives into the corner townhouse. They tend to let the dog run free to poop and pee all over the courtyard. Yep, rethink about the activities the office holds there. Why are we paying amenities again when others are using the community amenities for free??? Think about that one. Of course the office is still oblivious about it. I'll miss the memories I've established here with my little family. I'm disappointed with service and quality with this community. I hope eventually they'll rethink some things. To bad my home town is a victim of gentrification. Please note, this community is not falls Church city. It is Falls Church, Fairfax County. Don't get it twisted by the ads. Sheesh!

This review is based on the move-out experience. I was charged $10k for a stain and was sent to…read morecollections. I used to have primo credit. Now I can't even afford to finance a ford escort...or even 4-track recorder. Thanks avalon

I rented an air BNB here for 4 months, so I can't comment on the (original) pricing or the…read moremaintenance; just everything else. I rented a loft on the first floor and absolutely loved the apartment itself. VERY spacious for a one bedroom, and with a dog, it was really nice having 2 doors to the outside (one to the street, and one to the inside of the building). You were able to get from your apartment to the parking garage without entering the elements (all covered). 24 hour concierge to help you with whatever you may need, including picking up (and storing) packages. They were extremely helpful during my stay. The building itself is beautiful, big lobby, nice pool and locker room/restroom, well-kept gym, doggy washing station, outdoor grills and a fire pit. The downfalls are all follows: parking is difficult around the building (if you have someone come visit, spots are usually taken). I lived right next to the dog park as well, and found it to 1. Have VERY aggressive dogs (don't bring your dog after 5 pm, that night crew is NOT in control of their dogs) 2. VERY loud (large groups are out there well after midnight, and begin to arrive by 6 am, and you WILL hear the barking if you live close to the area). Lots of construction in the area as well, I ended up with a nail in my tire. Also, there are 2 entrances to the parking garage. One entrance has been "out of order" for months now (I feel like they've had plenty of time to fix it; but have yet to see anyone working on it. Huge inconvenience). And lastly, my neighbors were extremely loud. Blaring music well into the night and the following morning (on week nights), and I had to report them several times to be able to sleep. Pros and cons to any apartment, I did really enjoy the apartment itself and the setup (very aesthetically pleasing, with huge windows allowing plenty of sunlight in). I also enjoyed the location- you are close to everything in Tyson's Corner (multiple grocery stores, an awesome new rooftop bar in the Perch), multiple shopping centers and malls, and the highways. Also has a close by metro station.

For similar rent, there are plenty of better choices, more new buildings within the vicinity of…read moreHighgate. The building have gone downhill the past year under new management. Public areas are the only areas that they focus on for showing to visitors. Tenants car speeded in garage. Children yelled, kicked balls, rode bike and electric scooter in public areas, recreation room, hallways. Dogs barked at all hours. The wall, doors are chipped, marks needed new paint. Carpets are old and often have trash, debris. Some hallways needed additional lighting. Balcony with chipped wood, cover algae but management would not power wash Maintenance services team sometimes took days to respond. Management does not care to fix issues, damages within the tenant units.