Terraces on the Green — Local services in Green

Don't stay here! Beware! I used to stay at 1055 Eagle Drive apt 605. When I spoke to one of the maintenance guy... He did told us that Julie will nickel and dime you when you move even when the maintenance people tried to give you a break... I should've known how shady this place is... If you must stay, don't sign long contract...because if you terminated your lease early... $4700+ later.... Still get bills from them... If you don't sign long contract.. Your rate will jump suppppeerrr high . There's plenty places thats cheaper around portage lake area and much much nicer. Where should I start...

They never fix the gate (some tenants just love to run over the gate when they forgot how to use the keypad or their common sense). The sauna room has been broken for over 3 years... Don't let them trick you that they'll fix it... The pool is dirty, heater is broken often and always fill with kids... Lifeguards are always off duty...

Bugs problem is HUGE! We spent lots of money to bug proof our unit. Noise travels... If your upstairs neighbors have dogs... You'll hear those little feet all day. Oh, smell does travel! When we first moved in, the neighbor on our backside was a heavy smoker... I smelled it everyday until she moved out. Don't store anything you perishable in the outside closet... Bugs!!! The garage is flooded every time there's slightly heavy rain... Oh did I mentioned bugs??? Also, the garage is super narrow, don't scratch your car... The Garage is not worth it and parking is limited unless you enjoy a good walk in the freezing weather with snow and ice and your grocery.

Pot holes... Usually it takes about two or three times you bust your tires then they'll fix it. If there was a good snow storm, the plowing is terrible and still very icy... Side walks were decently plowed but the roads were not... Don't fall. Even though its gated, there's still salespeoples knocked on my doors (mostly from the electricity companies).

Bedrooms... Ahhhhh.... Don't close the door when you're sleeping... You'll freeze to death in the winter (buy portable heater = extra on electricity) and sweat all your fat in the summer (yay!). Our average monthly utility bills are range between 80-110 for both of us. We worked 10-12 hrs a day and virtually not home often... Wonder why its so much. The kitchen vent blow back into your apartment... There's no hood to bring the smell outside...

Neighbors... My neighbors were pretty friendly... Except I did encountered a particular person told me that I don't belong there and I should definitely go back to my country.

Overall... Read lots of reviews. Do more research... There's plenty, plenty of apartments out there thats are under $700 but nicer. If you really have to stay at this place, I recommend that you should Just use the place to sleep and shower. Don't paint. Don't cook. Don't do anything or they'll charge you. Don't terminate your lease early... $4700+ and still getting more invoice... Ask all the questions before signing that contract... Even if you think the questions are stupid. Examine every single minor details... Make note of all the tiniest little cracks or bent on the blind or anything.... Or say good bye to your deposit. You won't get it back because they'll try to deduct as much as possible... Read between the line. Read the contract...

I lived here for two years and moved out in June 2019. I debated posting this, but felt I should share my experience. I've lived in several rental properties through the years and this was by far the worst experience. Within two months of moving in, the main waterline burst and flooded my entire apartment in the middle of summer, causing me to have to move out for two months while they restored the unit. The day after the apartment flooded, which happened in the middle of the night, I went to work. I came home to most of my stuff packed and boxed up without ever being notified they hired a company to come into my apartment in the first place. So not only was I expected to get out that day, I also could not find anything because all my stuff was thrown into boxes, bags, etc. by young men working for the restoration company they hired. I was never offered another unit to live in or any help whatsoever. Luckily, I had family close-by that I could stay with. Fast forward a year later, I had a mice infestation, which was unexpected to say the least. They said they had an exterminator come out and couldn't tell where the mice were getting in from. However, I happened to be there when they replaced my stove a few days later, and there was a golf ball-sized hole in the wall behind my stove. Clearly they had not looked very hard, especially considering I let them know that I had seen them run under the stove. You would think that would be the first place they would have checked. Maintenance came out and filled the hole the next day, and I stopped having mice issues. Maintenance is great about fixing things and very friendly. I know this because I was constantly seeing them with things going wrong. At least once a month or every other month, I had issues with my toilet, shower, dishwasher, etc. breaking. These apartments are not cheap, and you should not have these reoccurring issues with the amount you pay to live here. I cleaned like a maniac when I moved out, and I was lucky enough to get my deposit back in full. My two friends who lived here also got their full deposit back after moving out. Being able to have dogs is nice. The dog park is a great feature and we used it all the time. The apartments are a good size and fairly open. The complex is quiet. However, the cons far outweigh the pros for this place. I've never had so many issues in a rental before and would advise anyone considering these apartments to stay away and...

This apartment complex has provided my family with the worst rental experience I could describe. From the moment we moved in with our two children and trained dog we had a target on our back. From rude neighbors to threatening notices stating we didn’t clean up after our dog (which was false because my toddler gagged every time she watched us clean it up…ask her she remembers) and would be charged a fee if it happened again. We never once left our dog’s poop but watched countless neighbors leave theirs. They had no proof it was us other than that it was in the large grass areas outside of ours and 7 other apartments with dogs.

When we moved in we could tell our carpet was new but the apartment smelled…like stale air or a stale apartment that had sat empty. There was mouse poop in the kitchen and the landlord special…painted over hair on the walls! We didn’t complain as we had a place to live while house hunting. We signed at 9 month lease, late November to late August. We bought our home in June and moved out mid June…still paying the rent for July and August even though we weren’t living there. We gave it a deep clean and turned in the keys August first. Before turning in the keys I did one last sweep, checking closets, drawers and cabinets. When I went in there was that smell again…stale apartment. It had now been empty for a month and a half with no AC running in the dead of summer.

Fast forward to now…they are keeping our security deposit and charging us an extra $102 to replace the carpets. They claim the apartment smelled like pet urine however in my time living there and with my pet I have NEVER smelled pet urine. The smell caused them to ripped up the whole entire carpet and search for stains. The photos of stains that are causing them to replace the carpet ASININE! The minuscule amount of stains (only visible from the underside of the carpet) could have simply been cleaned by a once over carpet scrub from a cleaning company. My ignorance on what a non refundable pet deposit and monthly pet fees are for I guess. I just wanted to share my experience so that future pet owners know if they live here they will immediately have a target on their back and be taken advantage of.

The office seems to have high turnover however everyone we talked to seemed friendly. I do feel bad for the kind women in the office who aren’t going to get a cent extra in their paychecks from this money hungry company. Absolutely would...