Redwood Place Apartment Homes

I just received a notice to increase rent at the time of my lease renewal. The 13-month rental rate increase is a 12.5% increase.
The month-to-month increase is 30%. There is no rental cap on apartments built in the last 15 years. The "bill back" for a single resident is approximately $155/monthly. This does not cover PG&E, for a single person is about $75 monthly in a 650sqft apartment. The property is well maintained, and the maintenance staff are quick to respond to concerns. The… property is now at 98% capacity leading to a more crowded feeling especially with additional visitors. I agree with the other comments that you will hear your neighbors walking above you and everything else they do above you as the floors are not carpeted. Read More

Like another review said, there is essentially no noise isolation between floors. You can hear every footstep, the sound of office chairs rolling, and hammering throughout nearly every hour of the day. It’s pretty unlikely that multiple people have just had bad upstairs neighbors— the floors and ceilings are thin enough that any sound will leak. The ceilings also feature creaky material that will groan with movement.

I ignored the other review, but I shouldn’t have. They were right, it is a… nightmare here, and you’ll count the days before you can leave. Read More

Don’t consider to lease the 1st or 2nd floor units here because you may end up just like us to suffer from all kinds of noises all day long from upstairs. Not sure if it’s due to the personal problems of the upstairs neighbor, or just the very poor insulation between floors, the annoying everyday noises just drive us crazy and would like to move out of here as soon as possible!