Do NOT move here. From day 1, this place has been horrible. Really poor communication with…read moreresidents, mishandling packages, empty threats to force residents out, and more than inconvenient changes to living were among my problems. Overall, it just wasn't worth it to live here over almost everywhere in Silver Spring. But when the car thefts started happening, that confirmed for me that management didn't give a damn about their residents or their safety. They did absolutely nothing when our car got stolen from the lowest level of the parking garage--not even a response when we emailed them. I had to call for a manager at the *other* building this management company manages, Eleven55 Ripley (or, rather, text because no one is available to talk on the phone from the leasing office at either place) to get someone to address our email FOUR days after we first contacted them about the stolen car. Since then, other cars have been stolen, broken into, or had other damage to them. In the cases of a few people I've spoken to, they haven't heard anything from management in their cases either. The parking garage never felt safe to begin with and there's never been security here. But with this going on for weeks now and still no response from management while still having to pay for parking in the garage, this could spill up to the safety of residents in their units or more totals in damages that we would be responsible for. It's been one of the most stressful experiences I've ever had to deal with (and am still having to deal with, and I wouldn't recommend anyone live here or at any other building UDR manages.

Horrible management, DeAndre is useless! The G1 garage is full of dog piss, trash, dirt/leaves. The…read moregrills are guaranteed not to work. The roof top sun deck is terrible, trash everywhere, broken glass. I could go on and on, I would not recommend living in this building.

I have lived all over the greater D.C. area on and off for two decades in many condo and rental…read morecommunities, so I speak from personal experience. Wisconsin Place is a solid bet. Management is friendly and attentive and seek to resolve issues as they arise, maintenance repairs are handled on the day of said request, great seasonal landscaping and lovely blooms! Location, location...echoing other reviewers as having a Whole Foods and a Metro stop only an elevator ride away is amazingly convenient. The building is very quiet, especially at night. I highly recommend the units with a western view (i.e., facing the Geico lot) to guarantee plenty of natural light and incredible sunsets. The building was initially slotted as a condo property, hence the superior proportion and quality of the units. I especially love the large soaking bathtubs and spacious closet space! As with everything, there is always a bit of room for improvement. The front desk staff changes pretty often - it's hard to let go of those relationships when they unexpectedly disappear overnight. (Best of luck to Marilyn and Theo who were such assets to WP!) As the community allows for furry friends, expect some daily pees right outside the front entrance and the occasional accident in the hallway. Also, at WP tenants pay for all of their utilities + separately for Pepco; so if your budget is very tight, you may not enjoy the monthly Conservice bill that appears on top of your rent which includes things like hot/cold water consumption, sewer, pest control...utilities that are typically already factored-in the cost of monthly rent in other communities. A two-month notice is required to move-out without any penalty, even when an annual lease is in place. But even in light of the above, we have been very pleased with our experience and recommend Wisconsin Place 100% to anyone looking for a rental apt. in the DMV!

About Me: I've lived at Wisconsin Place for about six years. I'm a single professional, and I…read morerecently moved into a different unit within the building. I wanted to like this place and for a long time, I did. The Good: The location is genuinely great. The neighborhood is safe, quiet, and well-connected to Metro and bus lines. If you're not looking for nightlife, the area is convenient and walkable with nice parks nearby. The front desk staff deserve a specific shout-out. They're consistently friendly and helpful, which is honestly rare for large managed buildings in this area. As a managed building, it's what you'd expect: expensive, but relatively maintenance-free living. The Bad: Over the last year or two, there's been a noticeable decline. When I transferred to a new unit within the building, it was poorly cleaned, the dishwasher and dryer didn't work, outlet covers were missing, and drywall patches hadn't been painted over. Getting these basic issues resolved took repeated follow-ups, escalation to the property manager, and more pushback than any resident should need for move-in-ready basics. Management is pleasant enough face to face but tends to deflect and divert rather than actually address concerns. The most recent issue is packages. The building replaced its prior system with a single open room where packages for what must be hundreds of units sit on unsecured shelves. There's no logging, no delivery notification, and every resident has access. The room is fob-accessed, but it's unattended -- if someone gets through that door late at night, there's nothing stopping them from walking out with whatever they want. It doesn't feel secure. My Recommendation: I used to genuinely enjoy living here and would have recommended it. At this point, I doubt I'll renew my lease. The customer service and attention to resident safety have slipped enough that the premium rent doesn't feel justified. If you're considering Wisconsin Place, the location is excellent, just go in with realistic expectations about management responsiveness and building security. Maybe shop around to the other managed buildings on Willard Avenue or North Park.

Do NOT under any circumstances move here. The good reviews are years ago. The garage has been…read morebroken for almost a year. A car and a bike were stolen. An active shooter ran into the garage and was caught by the police. These people in the leasing office have no care or concern about the residents. No residents drive into the garage and park where ever and they don't have a towing company. Mice are in the first floor apartments. Can't wait to get out of here.

This place was nice 5+ years ago. The current landlord/manager does not respond to emails and does…read morenot communicate in a straightforward, honest way. Currently the gym equipment is old, outdated, and in some cases rusty. The carpet in my unit is awful and they won't replace it. They didn't even come look at it when I asked that it be replaced. My locked bike got stolen from the "secure" bike area. The first floor smells terrible. There are not enough parking spaces for all residents, and I was lied to when I first moved in about how long I would be on the waitlist to get a space. Everything in the apartment is cheap and has not been updated. Handles fall off the wall, off the bathroom doors, off the bathroom sink, etc and even though maintenance will come, their fixes only last for about 2 weeks because everything is so cheap. The concierge staff are all very nice and helpful! Bob the leasing agent is also wonderful and a good person to the core. They are the best thing about this place and what I will miss. The pool area is really nice and if you can get an apartment with a balcony it is nice to sit out there. These benefits don't outweigh the greatly increasing number of downsides anymore.

A great place to live and to raise a child. Access to world class schools. International…read moreBaccalaureate High School. Steps from metro that takes you anywhere in the DMV. This building is managed by the top property management company in the DMV. This is their flagship building. A few stops from the White House, the State department and Embassy Row. One stop from Walter Reed. I'm a native Washingtonian. I've been pleased to live here for eighteen years. JP

The people I have met so far are friendly and professional. The building is well kept and clean…read more That means alot to me.

I've lived Rollins Ridge two years now. I enjoy to live here. Very convenient access to all kinds…read moreof groceries stores ( I love Trader Joe's and it's 3 mins walk distance!) and restaurants. Close to Metro, and it provides garage parking option if you have a car. Very friendly for guest parking as well. I love the convenience of this location. The management is nice, if something goes wrong, they come to fix it quickly. They are helpful to notify if you've got a package. Easy to get a guest parking permit. Make Rollins a clean nice environment for the tenants. The rent is increasing reasonable by inflation every year. I moved in when it had a promotion deal, and the rent increased about 2% each year. I would continue to live here as soon as the rent is stable. Cannot beat the price,convenience, and the layout... and the apartment is pretty new!! I don't know why people complain about the cheap furnishing, to me, as soon as it's clean, no bugs issue, and look nice, I'm happy with it. If you like nice furnishing, it comes with higher rent as well.

Moved in here in July/August 2022. No complaints. No pests. Ianita from the leasing office was…read morefantastic. New leasing officer Jenny Cedeno is just as fantastic. Ramon and his maintenance team are incredibly responsive to any requests, but we've hardly had to submit any requests. Appliances have been kept up-to-date. Parking is easy with or without a paid parking permit. And the location is about as good as it gets. I'm about to move out to begin a new stage in my love life but if it weren't for that, I'd probably just stay here forever lol especially since it's literally a 5-min walk to DMV Iron Gym, Trader Joe's, and Vitamin Shoppe.

I lived here for about 2 years. They are amazing! The apartments are located right in the heart of…read moredowntown Bethesda- which makes it super convenient for walking to get everything you need. Seriously- I almost never drove. The apartments are clean- and although the appliances are slightly older their cleaning service does a spectacular job deep cleaning prior to your move in. At one point I decided to move to a smaller apartment and Britta made everything super easy to transition and was communicative and helpful. The front desk staff are delightful and helpful- they always have a smile and are always willing to help. My kids loved them as well! I still go back and say hi sometimes when I am in the area- and definitely recommend this apartment if you are looking for a safe, clean, affordable, and conveniently located home in the city.

I moved across the country from California and I lived on my own for the first time at The Seasons…read moreApartments and it was awesome. I rented a studio which seemed pricey, $1495 per month, but it was all about LOCATION LOCATION LOCATION. I didn't have a car, so location was important. It was only a 7 min walk door to door to go to work which was why I chose the apartments in the first place. But it had a great mixture of safe downtown feel close to the metro (8 min walk) and the neighborhood feel with locals walking their dogs around the capital crescent trail. I also loved that it only took 5 min to walk to Target or Trader Joe's, I'm jealous that I left right when the new Anthropologie was opened. The space and size were just perfect for me too. All the other competitive studios were either pricier or much smaller. I had awesome lighting with a breathtaking view of DC. At first it seemed annoying not having curtains or blinds, but I grew accustomed to waking up with the sun. With such great lighting I ended up being a plant lady and lining up the ceiling high windows with house plants. The best part was definitely the front desk and leasing staff. They were always smiling and saying hi and knew my name right away. Often I would go up to the elevator and Kevin would run out reminding me I had a package. They are all so thoughtful and like a second family, it made me feel safe and comforted in my new home. I am thankful for such a great experience in my year in Maryland.

I liked this place the first year of living here. Even renewed. But then shortly after renewing the…read moreoffice stopped caring. The roach problem got so much worse. Used to just call out them once every month or two to do a spray. Now we need to almost weekly. People have started trashing the halls, leaving trash all over, and now we have move and giant roaches instead of just small ones. Pest control has said that other apartments are downright disgusting and that ours is fine it's just being in same building as those. The apartment needs to do inspections and enforce cleanliness. Put cameras and see who is trashing the halls. Plus people let their kids run and scream in the halls, prank knocking on doors, and even riding their electric scooters down the hall almost running others over. The only good thing is the fact it's a fairly safe building and there is a code to enter the building and your apartment. But in the transition months like March when it's getting into the 80s they still don't turn on the AC so the apartments get up to literally 92 degrees.

Full disclosure, I no longer live here. I was a resident there from 2012-2015, and I absolutely…read moreloved it. True, the neighborhood is not fantastic, but the community itself was very safe (locking exterior doors), and my experience with management was great. Robert was especially helpful, even coming to rescue me on Xmas eve when my key fob needed new batteries. I once dropped my phone down the elevator shaft, and the maintenance staff retrieved it for me and didn't even call me an idiot! Win in my book. I also had to technically break my lease and move from a 2-bedroom to a studio due to extenuating circumstances, and they allowed it since I was staying in the building. Excellent customer service, and the help ticket requests were always prompt, within 24 hours, which is unheard of in many apartments. Hardwood floors throughout and spacious units, the only thing missing is in-unit washer dryers. There's also a small gym and a pool for residents, and there was a cute "dvd rental" in the main office for free. They also sign for your packages so you have to be able to go get them. I have a lot of great memories at Suburban Hill. It was my first time living there and have nothing my great things to say about them. Highly recommend.

So I received a response to my review, claiming sadness about my bad experience during an incident…read moreand that they hope the changes they have made following the incident is satisfactory. Changes? Really? let me laugh Don't worry Mr. Stories apartments owner, I am documenting everything and I have beautiful pictures and videos of this safe and outstanding property. Thank you for that heartfelt and sincere response

They share loading dock with stores at Congressional Plaza and trucks comes every day. They could…read morecome at 5am and wake you up. And nobody warned us about that. Do not recommend. I terminated my lease and took couple videos what happened under my windows to aware future residents. https://youtu.be/aZKR4RCFdvs https://youtu.be/HiztDUcIKcc Video called The Stories apartments at Rockville MD you could find it on youtube. If you consider this apartments avoid units which looks at Halpine road.