Jersey Meadows

The location was great there on 53rd street. It was close to everything you need. The ladies in the office were kind and managed the complex very well. The maintenance employees were also very kind and always said hello.

My experience at Jersey Meadows was terrible. My neighbor and her kids were extremely loud at all hours, you could hear right through the walls. It was nice that they allowed dogs, but many residents don’t leash their dogs and dog poop ends up in everyone’s yards. If the poop isn’t picked up you get fined $200 (regardless of if it’s your pets, just if it’s in your yard). The apartment was spacious, but low quality and definitely overpriced for what it was. The bathroom shower squeaked terribly,… the temperature thermostat was difficult to control, and my front door leaked when it rained causing standing water in my entryway. Maintenance was not great. It took multiple requests and “solutions” to finally get my front door to stop leaking. My car was also broken into while parked in the resident parking area. Due to personal things along with my experience living here, I terminated my lease early. This was ridiculously expensive and I was charged absurd amounts for the minimal damage to the apartment due to my dog (two small sections of flooring that were damaged by my dog). When I contacted them questioning the damages charges, nobody was really able to explain why it was so expensive other than that they replaced all of the flooring in the apartment due to the “excessive pet damage”. I would never recommend anyone live here. Read More

We had 2 main issues living here.
The first was my wife being misled regarding the pet policy during the showing of the apartment.
The 2nd and most major was an ongoing maintenance issue (our apartment would flood everytime it rained). After reporting this multiple times, and with multiple ineffective attempts to remedy this issue, we moved out before our lease was up citing this as a reason and advising them that mold would probably be an issue in the apartment due to the repeated flooding.… They took no action until our official move out date (almost 2 months later) and then charged us for the mold that had grown on the carpet. When I reached out to them they were very unhelpful. Read More

We went to the office to try to transfer to a different apartment because our upstairs neighbor loves to look in our window at night. Not only were we told that WE had to pay $500 to not be harassed, but not two weeks later we got an eviction notice for our grill (read your lease VERY carefully.) If you want an apartment where stalking is okay but a charcoal grill isn't, here you go.