Sugar Pine Townhomes

Shab Deng 

on Google

a month ago

Do not rent in this community—it’s the worst neighborhood and property management I’ve ever seen!The leasing office is only open two days a week, four hours each day! Never apply here without seeing the apartment first! The application fee is not $27, but actually $227. After you submit the application, they immediately charge another $200, claiming it’s a “future deposit.” But unless you move in, you’ll never see that money again. I applied on August 18. They first changed my move-in date from August 31 to September 5. I di... read more

Hailey King 

on Google

a month ago

Make sure you come view this place before you sign a lease. I made the mistake of signing the lease first. I would have absolutely not moved into this place if I had known the internal issues. Mold, bug, old carpet, the smell of mildew no matter how much I clean, NO AC!! the apartment was not moving ready, but they let me move in regardless. This place has been a nightmare. They say rent is 1375 but then you have to pay for everyone else’s share, shared trash, water, common electric which bounces your rent up to $1600. I’d m... read more

Madelynne Johnson 

on Google

5 months ago

I cannot believe I have not seen this on here yet but during our stay we contracted BED BUGS. The bugs can live within the walls and survive for up to a year without a host to feed on. We did not realize that we had gotten them until we had a new individual spend the night who reacted to the bed bugs. The apartment did not take care of this effectively, as a heat treatment for bed bugs is the most effective treatment. However, a janky spray solution was sprayed all throughout the apartment and the carpets were wet for days. ... read more

Jake 

on Google

5 months ago

Apparently this place allows its residents to party until 1am. I live around the area and heard singing, screaming, things breaking, drunk sounds until 1am this morning (mother’s day.) can you remind them to shut up after 11? Some people work early. 

Kellen 

on Google

11 months ago

The maintenance worker and office person they have are nice, just not enough time and not open enough for the amount of work the property needs. Utility fees don’t make sense, just include them in the base rent if it’s dependent on group usage. Charging a “common area electric fee” also cannot be worth the reputational damage for $10 from a resident per month. Neighbors are nice.