Park at Princeton Lakes

Horrible place to live chose to live here in a crunch for time and very bad decision shortly after moving in massive construction project begins parking lot full of dumpsters and nails. Meanwhile inside are still raggedy as all get out burnt out microwaves and all. Leasing staff will play in your face and I don’t even care to bash the rest keep looking.

I have been living at Park at Princeton Lakes since 2022. I continue to renew my lease each year without hesitations. For starters, the property manager, DP, is PHENOMENAL. She is caring, loving, intentional, understanding, has a great spirit and make you feel like you are family. She listens to any concerns and always there to find a resolution. Next maintenance, they are very vigilant throughout the complex, friendly and effective. You are guaranteed to see 2-3 golf carts moving about the… complex with maintenance completing their daily tasks. Same day repairs are their motto! If you submit a ticket for repairs that morning you are guaranteed the issue WILL BE resolved by that afternoon. Lastly, Princeton Lakes is very quiet, feels safe, pet friendly and neighbors are friendly and respectful. I feel safe walking my dog earlier mornings or late late night with out any issues or worries. Neighbors are respectful and noise is to a minimum or none existent! I have ZERO complaints living here and you will not either. With that said please choose Princeton Lakes for your next living experience. Read More

Office staff is great to work with. The amenities are great ! Beautiful pool area with multiple grilling stations, in water loungers, two separate and very clean workout rooms. Dog washing room. Outside dining table with big LED tv to enjoy.

If you don’t mind living in an apartment that drops the ball when it come to sending out renewal information, by all means, come live here. I have been HUNTING DOWN information from “D” for over a week now regarding what the new renewal rate will be. NORMALLY, at well put together leasing offices they send out the new renewal notice 90 days BEFORE your lease is up. I was told this is “ONLY A COURTESY”. Basically saying, if they don’t send it, it’s at no fault of the leasing office, as I’m… creeping up on 16 days shy of my 60 day notice timeframe. Then “D” told me that I can either renew or not before 60 days with ZERO empathy or professional COURTESY. (See the pattern here?) Then when I asked “D” for BH Management corporate information she said “she doesn’t know, and that she’d have to google it”. Let’s not speak on how she gave me the incorrect information. Want to know how I knew? I GOOGLED IT! Two days prior to today’s incident, their leasing agent didn’t even have me in their books for renewal and had no clue when my lease would be up. Her voyage to find the information on her outdated software left me with no avail, nor did she have my information in this huge prehistoric “book” as she called it. It’s a shame when residents can give more information about what’s going on than the people who actually get paid to “manage” (if that’s what you want to call what goes on here) the residents. Oh, and another thing, they sure know how to put “notices” on each and every door of buildings for smoking in or on patios. Maybe if they spent half of their time on our “courtesy notices” as they do the “probable smoking violations” I would have the proper “courtesy renewal” information in the proper timeframe. Side note the breezeways are ALWAYS FILTHY due to their “luxury valet trash”. Read More