very poorly maintained and in need of being updated as far as the carpets and cabinets. a lot of…read moredog waste in the shared yard. a lot of tenants leave toys and tacky decorations outside like its there personal yard. it's extremely loud with unsupervised children running the property screaming and blasting music until late into the night. many people live here who aren't on a lease the landlord is impossible to contact. the are constantly maintenance issue as far as leaking ceilings, broken utilities, even broken furnace and air conditioning units for the price it's not worth it it's been a person living nightmare.

terrible. Do not rent off these people. They will rip you off, and could care less about you. I…read moream not the only one I have many friends that will go out of their way to bash Bovard Anderson.

LANDLORDS BEWARE! They are not interested in filling rentals. Have emailed and called numerous…read moretimes regarding availabilities, with NO REPLY! Units have exceeded 100 days listing. Saw all the bad reviews from current renters. Would not do business with them!

Great management, gorgeous apartments and a really good location, especially if you are a golfer…read more(Cranberry Highlands within a mile). My wife and I are really happy with our experience thus far. There were some issues with tenants being loud late at night in the pool grill area and pulling some juvenile pranks (a bunch of fratboy jackasses made swastikas out of lawn chairs one night), but management handled that pretty quickly. I see neighbors congregating all the time without issue. It's a really nice community for the most part. The only time problems arose is when the same group of college kids were treating the pool grill area like the backyard of the Alpha Beta house. Corn hole sets left on the public walk ways, beer bottles left on the public tables, noise all night, every night, etc. Again, management appears to have handled that and it's been nice and quiet during the evenings when it's supposed to be. If you're looking for a nice property and want to take a look around, ask for Shelby. She's been amazing with us pre and post move-in.

Started reviewing Eden Square back in 2001 with a 5 on Yelp, but changing that to a 1 after the…read morecurrent management informed us (with no explanation) that they were not renewing our lease after almost 6 years. We NEVER missed a timely payment, NEVER had a problem with any other tenants. Our only problems were with the declining tenant services and treatment, which began about 2 years after we moved in. When we rented, there was a full-time manager, an assistant manager, a leasing agent and two full time maintenance people on staff. We probably should have moved out anyway when staffing became ONE woman who was hardly EVER in the clubhouse office because she was also responsible for leasing AND supervising the ONE remaining maintenance person. We loved our apartment but did NOT love the terrible neglect all tenants experienced after the January 2026 snowstorm. Both my partner and I are mobility challenged and pretty much stayed indoors for the first 3 days or so after the storm - but had doctor appointments thereafter and faced REALLY difficult conditions. 1. The remaining manager didn't bother having the area around the mailbox shoveled at all. 2. Handicap spaces were only partially plowed. 3. NONE of the sidewalks AROUND the complex were touched by a shovel - management of Eden Square just waited for the snow to melt. (This was in defiance of township maintenance codes.) 4. One of our neighbors bought a snow shovel, finished shoveling the snow in the handicap spaces at our building AND removed the pile of snow the plow had left in front of our GARAGE. There is more - like the fact we noticed after a couple of years that the "facing" on pillars in front of some of the buildings was being held on by large white ZIP TIES. The Clubhouse was basically useless because it was ONLY available for use when a manager was present and that was RARE - but you get the idea. Our current clubhouse is available 24 hours a day, space can be rented for private parties at night and there are pool tables and golf practice rooms also available 24/7) for example at a very competitive monthly rental. Eden Square is supposedly managed by AJH Management - which has an F RATING at the better business bureau and is based in Lakewood NJ. The owner of the complex (and perhaps 20-30 others in the Atlantic region is someone named Asher Handler. This complex is truly CAVEAT EMPTOR. They did us a VERY INCONVENIENT favor by telling us to leave.

We've lived hear for almost 5 years now. Every once in a while we'll look at other apartments…read morearound the strip or downtown area, and this is what we find: The other complexes in the Strip District like The Yards at Three Crossings and Edge 1909 have more amenities, such as a bigger pool and grill area, but they are more expensive for even a smaller apartment. Honestly, you are going to spend more time in your apartment than in the pool, so give me a bigger apartment then. The comparable apartments in downtown, (such as River Vue) are more expensive and not as nice (cheap appliances), because you are paying to live downtown. Anything significantly less expensive and you are crossing a bridge and fighting traffic every morning. Lot 24 is a non-smoking building. We've had some obnoxious neighbors in the past smoking on their balconies which they are not supposed to do, and the occasional frat-party, but it has been rare. The building is pretty quiet most of the time. It's very pet friendly. There's even a big grassy area across the street for your dog to go, complete with cleanup stations. There's a decent gym that you get free access to, and covered parking at an extra charge (worth it). Overall no complaints!

While the housing and renting market in Pittsburgh continues to grow, there are a multitude of…read moreliving options available in many different areas. It can be overwhelming if you are looking for a place! Upon my move to Pittsburgh in 2015 I found myself falling head-over-heels in love with the Strip District. After living on the North Shore for a year, I knew a move was soon underway. There was no other neighborhood that captured my attention as much as the Strip did. When I learned about the abundant housing options scattered along the far end of Penn Avenue, I started searching for my perfect landing pad. Here is what I learned along the way: choosing to live in Lot 24 goes much farther than choosing an apartment because of its' cost and availability. For me, living in Lot 24 means choosing to live in a place that perfectly accentuates my lifestyle and personality: a young professional who enjoys accessibility to the outdoors and the convince of downtown at the same time, while embracing the charm and history of a unique neighborhood. Lot 24 offers a comfortable lifestyle without pushing you too far out of your comfort zone. While our properly manager is more than helpful, maintenance is on point, the doormen become your friends, and the grounds are spotless, the time you spend living at Lot 24 is what you make of it. The most appealing aspect of Lot 24 to me is the location. Situated on Railroad Street, the small complex is hugged by Penn Avenue on one side and the Allegheny River on the other. Walk down the street and enjoy life by the water. Or, turn a corner and bask in the rush of the Strip as produce is sold, coffee is roasted, giant sandwiches are made, and as history is preserved in one of the Steel City's most iconic neighborhoods. Some of my favorite features at Lot 24 include our small but cozy balcony, modern appliances, an exclusive gym next door and, a gorgeous community room and courtyard. Take a walk down Railroad Street and it will feel as though you are stepping through a cleaned up version of industrial Pittsburgh. A railroad track winds its way though the pavement, a stagnant black train stands still a little ways down, and every Sunday you will hear the whistle of a running engine as it travels through Pittsburgh carrying who-knows-what. Walk a mile in the other direction and find yourself in downtown Pittsburgh where the bar and restaurant scene is striving. Beyond that, the apartment sits on a common bus line and is close to other neighborhoods including hip Lawrenceville, the historic North Side, quirky Polish Hill, and more. The community here is strong and full of young professionals starting careers, folks starting families, and older folks winding down. Dogs running down the hall, babies being pushed in strollers, back-yard style grill outs, and happy hour events are common sightings at Lot 24. There is a lot to embrace and Lot 24 provides the perfect environment to enjoy all that Pittsburgh has to offer. When I wake up in the morning and take that first look out my window, I see more than a living place. I see an investment in a neighborhood that has come a long way. I see an opportunity to support small-business owners who are doing what they love. I see the skyline of a city that has given so much back to its natives and transplants alike and I am reminded that while I could live anywhere, I choose to live in Pittsburgh on purpose. Xoxo, A

I had a generally good experience here. The staff are accommodating and the maintenance staff are…read moregreat. My heat went out for a few days during a real cold spell but they gave me space heaters and a credit to my rent. My only complaint is that my bedroom was over my downstairs neighbor's garage! At first I would be awakened by the sound of the garage door going up and and in my half-sleep couldn't figure out what was going on because it sounds like a plane taking off! Poor design. And the neighbor even left at 3AM on a Sunday once! Who does that? If it were me, I'd park outside to be considerate (very safe gated complex) but this guy got along with no one. He would put his grill right outside his open garage so that the smoke would enter the garage and come up through the floor to my apartment. I always smelled smoke so I knew he was grilling! He owned his unit so I had to put up with his allowing his dogs to poop in his garage until I had to complain that I could smell it in my bedroom! Another time he allowed a visitor to park his huge pickup truck in front of my garage, thus blocking my car in so I couldn't pull out. He knew full well that was not permitted but I had to go ask him to have his friend move his truck. This was during a time when I had to leave quickly on two different occasions because my mom had been taken to the ER in McCandless. Thank God his rude friend didn't do that on those two days. The rumor was that he was friends with the complex owner so that was why he was able to be so obnoxious and get away with it. Other neighbors were great.

I have been a single woman here for now seven years. I rent. Misse the lease manager left several…read moreyears ago, because I think she saw what was going to happen, Maddie took over and did a decent job of pleasing the renters, etc. This passed year since Maddie left has been total chaos. They advertise amenities. Two pools. There is now one small one, that if you didn't get a pool pass right away, you can't go to the pool. false advertising? Then they had a trash compactor, its gone, and have these three huge dumpsters. Let me tell you. If you have a issue with your arm at any age, or if you are short like myself, you will not be able to swing a bag of garbage up to the top of the dumpster. Now I'm suppose to renew my lease. Alway got a letter in the mail for renewal. Have gotten nothing. Now I have to go to the club house and find out how to find my renewal form. You call the main number, and you can't get anyone because the voicemail is full. Maintenance is another issue. No one will come. Just to let you know. My name is Kelly duca if you would like to share that would be fine.