Loved this place. Felt like home Dana and the staff are amazing great comunication and very clean…read more I highly recomend this place the residents are nice everything is close and if feels like HOME!!

The apartments and staff are great, but I had no idea how much road noise there would be when…read morefacing Sycolin. I have honestly never lived off such a loud road before, which surprised me because the road really isn't that busy compared to other Northern Virginia roads. The amount of loud work trucks going up and down Sycolin all day is insane - it is all day long. I find it difficult to concentrate when I am working. I bought a noise machine, but it only alleviates a fraction of it.

Leaving after one year and 3 months. Living there was nice, people, and the service team is very…read moreattentive and friendly. I can't say enough good things about them. Unfortunately, the management is very rude, unprofessional and most of them don't know what they are talking about. We got out of the contract early and paid the penalty which is two months' rent. Then we were told that there would be a cleaning fee of $189, so we paid as well. A month after moving out we received a final moveout receipt for $612.82 for various things like sewer, water, carpet replacement, paint and so on. (Why did we pay the cleaning fee??) Random people will come into the community and drop their trash, and the renters end up paying for that. (check your rent pls) Overall, the experience of living there was good, but I would not recommend Camden Farm Ashburn to anyone.

My husband and I moved here back in May of this year (2017). So far, we love it…read more THE PROPERTY: ***Its nice and quiet! While it is lacking in the amenities (no movie room, no real "great room" to hang out in, small gym, etc) in comparison to other properties in the area (such as BLVD Loudoun, where we moved from), it definitely makes up for it with the cleanliness of the grounds, the privacy, location, and again...the quietness! *** I VERY rarely hear my neighbors. We sometimes hear this one couple scream-fight, but thats not on the complex hahahaha. At BLVD Loudoun, we couldn't even open our windows without having to scream over the sound of traffic. Here, we open the sliding glass door to hear the birds chirp, crickets, etc. LOVE that. ***We have a dog, and walking him here is so nice. Paths go around and through out the complex and link up with paths that go around Ashburn. APARTMENTS THEMSELVES: ***We have an updated unit. That means we have dark laminate wood floors, cream colored (sparkly!! :D) granite-like counters, upgraded stainless steel appliances (including a massive sink), and dark wood cabinets. Very nice! The only thing we don't like about our apartment is the built-in book shelf/tv stand thing. Its a monster and takes up SO much of the living room without having much functionality. The bathroom is updated (laminate wood floors in here as well, same counters and cabinets, updated fixtures). HUGE shower. Bedroom is carpeted and perfectly fine. Large closet as well. I love the layout of our apartment. Couldn't ask for much more in a rental! Love it. FEES: .. Ok they do have some hefty fees here, I will admit. *** Valet trash fee. This one is worth it to me. $30/month and someone will pick my trash up from my front door 4 days a week?? Ok! The only thing about this that irks us is that we get a separate, additional charge on our rent/water bill from the city, charging us for picking up the trash from the dumpsters we have on the property. Can they not pay for that with our $30 fees? That seems a bit much. If you are charging us for trash.. it should cover everything in regards to trash removal. Otherwise, spare me that $30 and I will walk it to the dumpster that is only 30 yards from my door! ***Required Comcast tv/internet package -- a whopping $90/month. This one really sucks because Comcast internet BLOWS. It also sucks because they know we have to pick them and charge us way more than other consumers. Our friends that live one street up in a townhouse have Comcast and pay $40 less for faster internet and more channels. Marketplace competition...it helps things. I also just don't understand why they wont allow Verizon Fios to wire the area so that we have an option. Fios is EVERYWHERE else in Ashburn.. we are probably the last community to not have that option. In summation : Fios= GOOD. Comcast=BAD. MAINTENANCE: ***Has been great so far. Our AC was not working when we very first moved in, they came that same day to fix it and it has been perfect ever since. They even installed a ceiling fan that we purchased. Wonderful guys. OFFICE STAFF: ***Very friendly and patient. No complaints at all there! Very friendly, sweet women. They definitely go the extra mile for you.

Has amazing spots for people who like to game,work out,cook,swim,and kid friendly there is a park…read morefor dogs and for kids. Still enjoying my home!

Over the past 2 years I've gotten to know a few of personnel a little better…read more - Lynda and Tracy's smiles brighten up the Atley. - Jamal never lets the ball drop. He gets things done. The Atley team overall is professional and responsive.

We can't say enough positive things about The Reserve at Town Center -- this place truly feels like…read morehome. From the very beginning, Tommy and Crystal made the entire experience seamless and welcoming. Their professionalism, patience, and responsiveness were unmatched. We had a lot of questions and visited multiple times before making a decision, and not once did they make us feel like a burden. They were attentive, knowledgeable, and treated our concerns with urgency and care. Since moving in, that same level of service has continued. The apartment itself is wonderful, and the maintenance team is equally impressive -- prompt, courteous, and dedicated to keeping everything in top shape. The grounds are always clean, there's plenty of parking, and you can genuinely feel the pride in how the property is managed. In a place like Sterling, where it can be hard to find a quality apartment community, The Reserve at Town Center truly stands out. If you're looking for a place where you'll be treated with respect and feel valued as a resident, this is the only place to be. Thank you again to Tommy, Crystal, and the whole team -- you've created something really special here.

They LOVE their jobs...and it shows…read more Leo is so responsive. he could have a thousand things to do, and he will still make a stop by to fix what's needed. Katelyn doesn't get lost in the numbers side of managing a property. While I'm sure she does well in that department anyways, it's so refreshing to see that the tenants come first and she's always happy to help. Sylvia is a humble and generous leader. When Katelyn has a plan, Sylvia will trust and execute. I'm very impressed by the obvious attention to morals and detail upper management like Sylvia have in order to have a property manager that runs things so smoothly. RAM partners do a PHENOMENAL job managing this property, and honestly they should be the very first choice for a place to live!!

Horrible builder. I am an owner of one of their Village Loft condos, and they will not take any…read moreresponsibility over their shoddy construction of their floors and walls. Their choice of cutting corners and poor consruction allows noise to traval everywhere; it is the only reason why neighbors stress each other out and fight. If you are considering buying from this builder make sure you put their feet to the fire for sound proofing the floors so that you do not disturb families beneath you when you walk. If you have a family with little ones, forget about it! You will be walking on eggshells when your little ones hit age 2-8. Since their customer service is terrible, i can only recommend thst you do not buy from this company.

We moved into our condo, only to find squaters next door who were having sex all of the time, then…read moreour ceilings started cracking and walls too. When you walked on the floor, it was not sturdy and moved with you as you walked. What we got was poor quality, squatters who to this day are harrassing us for complaining about them. Van Metre did nothing about the squatters and let them stay until a relative purchased the unit. The cracking was fixed 4 times, and is probably still happening, and there was no soundproofing whatsoever. We sold and got the hell out of there and purchased with a much better builder with scruples.

I have lived at Silo Creek for about 3 years. In the course of a traveling g life i have lived in…read moremany apartments. This was the best. The apartments are airy, with high ceilings and large windows. The grounds are beautiful, with a pretty little stream. The maintenance crew is absolutely top notch and any little thing that came up was very quickly, and professionally taken care of. I have enjoyed living here and would recommend it to anyone.

If you like being charged for routine maintenance that they should be doing upon moving out and…read morestepping in dog poop every time you take your pet out then this is the perfect place for you to live!!!! When we moved into our apartment we immediately noticed a very musty smell and figured out that it was coming from the gross carpet. We let management know the unacceptable state the carpets were in and bought a rug cleaner to fix the issue ourselves. It took us over three hours to clean everything and we couldn't believe the amount of pet hair and dirt that came up. We were told the carpets were professionally cleaned before we moved in too. All that they offered us was a $50 credit off of our rent for the next month and for the professionals to come back out. We took the credit but didn't have them come back out to clean them, as we had already done it and they did a bad job the first time anyways. Cut to us moving out 15 months later and we get a bill for $700 to replace all of the carpet. This is just laughable. We asked them for documentation showing how old the carpet was before we moved in and they wrote us back showing that the carpet was a couple of years old before we even moved in. They had pulled the carpet up after we left and sent us pictures of the underside being stained. It is quite obvious they knew how gross the carpets were because of our complaints and they were going to replace them after we left anyways, so why not have us pay for it? How convenient!! Why in the world would we be responsible for replacing the carpet when we complained about how filthy it was when we moved in and how can they say that the stains are from us, when the carpet was already a couple of years old when we moved in? Just ridiculous. Also, the breezeways of the buildings are filthy and nobody cleans up after their pets, so you are dodging piles of dog poop every time you are in any of the grass outside of the buildings. Just do yourself a favor and don't move in here. Oh and the lease renewal price made me think we were being punk'd by Ashton Kutcher.

I have lived here in different buildings since 2018. It used to be really nice living here, but…read morethe plethora of people and families ​ moving in and causing problems since then has seriously affected the quality of living in this community. Every community, new or old, is bound to have problems and BLVD LOUDOUN is no exception. NOUSE, NOISE, NOISE!!! There is no noise insulation between floors or apartments and the level of noise in the newer buildings is far worse than the older Commons buildings. Noise of all kinds - Kids playing and running up and down hallways, kids riding bicycles, scooters, skateboards inside and playing in the hallways. People stomping the floors, televisions and soundbars being played far too loud wee into the late night hours. Letting kids scream and cry for hours on end, adults playing soccer, football with kids in hallways, People not cleaning up after their pets and spilling food, mud , etc in the hallways and leaving it for cleaning staff to take care of, having loud conversations and talking/playing music through speakers while on cell phones in corridors. The community is what residents make it - if you don't care about where you live then no one else will. when one person sees another do something, people ignore the rules and think it's ok or acceptable. You can complain all you want but there is nothing that management will do about any of these issues and they won't enforce the rules nor will they fibe anyone. Not paying your rent is the only thing that will get anyone kicked out. ​ You pay a hefty amenities fee but are charged $1200 fee and $800 non refundable deposit if you want to use the clubrooms. This is why people have after hours and unauthorized, loud events that run til after 11pm because there's no one there to stop them and the police will only say it's a Management problem. Plan to do a lot of walking as the design of the building doesn't make sense. There is no dog park or playground, so be prepared to take your children and pets elsewhere. ​ The business office and work/meeting rooms in one building are in the same location as the kids area! How are you supposed to work or take a call while kids are playing in the only area designated for them? Inspect your apartment at move-in, complete the move-in checklist and take pictures of all damages or else you'll be charged. Lock your vehicles- just because your car is in a gated garage does mean your vehicle can't be stolen or broken into... thieves take advantage of opportunities regardless of the city or community you live in. The secure entry doors are there for a reason. If you leave the doors propped open, uninvited guests will come in and possibly get into unsecured apartments - Lock your doors! Negative reviews get written when because we stop respecting each other and Management refuses to enforce the 20plus page lease agreement that we all sign. Write or voice your concerns with the corporate office if you feel that your property Management isn't doing their part in making where you pay to live "livable."

I started living here in the Blvd Commons apartment complex starting in July 2024, and I signed on…read morefor a 15 month lease. I felt the need to write a review since my time living there allowed me to see if what I was advertised during the tour was reflecting how I was living. And to be quite honest, the best way to describe it is don't have high expectations since you'll soon be facing some fairly interesting realities. When I first toured, the apartment complex and amenities were very attractive. It has a pool, two gyms, workspaces, common areas, the works. The apartment itself was spacious with plenty of sun coming in. That's it for what I considered to be good. As I started living there, I noticed so many problems with my apartment. Firstly, when you move into an apartment complex, you would hope that the leasing office would do a thorough review of all of the appliances in your apartment and making sure that they work well in my case I had in laundry unit and the first time I started doing laundry, I looked into the washer drum and saw that there was dirty water halfway filling the drum. after that, not even a month after I started living there that the washer unit stopped working altogether. and if you thought that was it, my fridge stopped working and within a month I had four fridge replacements because each time they gave me a fridge that was defective in some part whether it was the ice maker or the freezer unit or the regular fridge itself in the 15 months that I've lived there I've had a total of five different fridges. Besides appliances, I had to deal with a lot of noise pollution because the apartment complex will throw these events where they have car shows and if you're thinking about sleeping in on the weekends and you face that street you may as well get up at six or 7 o'clock in the morning because you're gonna hear people honk their cars and a lot of people going out to the streets to look at the cars. noise pollution is something that you must be willing to deal with if you live here whether it's other residents making tons of noise at night or in the morning, noise is a big problem. in addition, there are trash rooms where when you first enter, it has a recycling area and then after that, there's a secondary room where there is the trash chute in my specific apartment complex people just left their trash all over the recycling room and not wanting to put their trash in the chute. so the trash room was pretty dirty all the time and the hallway is people would just leave their stuff from time to time and it was just very gross to live in. The last thing that I wanted to write is after moving out, they charged me for carpet and floor damages, even though they were very small issues and the floor damages had already came with the apartment when I first moved in. I also never received a move out packet, even though I had asked more than three times. with all seriousness, I write this review to show that luxury apartment complexes will showcase only the pretty parts during the tour and then once you start living there, you realize that the pictures do not reflect how you will actually live.

Van Metre's leasing process feels like a scam. We were shown a specific unit at a price we could…read moreafford, but when we asked for the application link we were sent a different unit that smelled like cigarette smoke. We were then told to pay a second set of fees ($50 application + $350 admin) just to reapply for the unit we were originally shown. After meeting with the property manager--who led us to believe we'd get that unit at the quoted price--we were contacted three days later by ROSIE and told the price had jumped an extra $250. The whole experience felt like a bait‑and‑switch and an expensive runaround. Why is there a housing crisis? These companies use an algorithm‑driven pricing that can swing dramatically by a $1,000, which makes it hard for working families and essential workers to secure housing. My husband teaches in this county and it's disheartening to see educators and other middle‑class residents priced out! Housing, like healthcare, cannot and shouldn't be a publicly traded industry or it at least needs strict limits, like banking. Teachers, medical personnel, first responders need to be able to afford to live near the communities they serve. Prospective renters: insist on a written quote with the exact unit number and rate before paying any fees. We didn't receive the consistency or transparency we expected. Thank you Rosie for supporting your community in this manner. Also they like to hide negative reviews on google. I wonder why!

I chose the option to recommend thinking about Mercedes Rivera. Her work is great and she is always…read morevery kind and efficient. Some things in Tuscarora Creek did not please me at first (like the service of the maintenance team, this is bad), but it is good to register here that Mercedes is great, and just thinking about the experience with it I am doing this review. Thank you Mercedes you are excellent.

It is currently 85 degrees in the apartment. They will not switch your heat to A/C and provide no…read morealternatives other then "To help keep your apartment comfortable during warmer daytime temperatures, we recommend: * Keeping blinds or curtains closed during peak sunlight * Cracking windows slightly for airflow when possible" They do not respond to emails in a timely manner. They do not follow up with in person requests. Their only real communication is through complex wide email updates that basically tell you that you are on your own, with parking, HVAC, and snow removal concerns. Lived here for 3 years. These are persistent problems for all three years.

If you enjoy working ac, this might not be the place. The community and area is nice but the…read moreutilities issues are very high and knock it down a peg. I don't think I will be back and if you're stuck with no where to go unfortunate. Fortunate for me I have family nearby and beating the heatwave