Continental Gardens

I lived in Continental Gardens for 2 years. I loved my apartment. I had a 1 bedroom on the South side of the complex. Everyone in the office is nice and the maintenance is good and quick to respond. I never had an issue and both moving in and out was easy. I would definitely recommend Continental Garden to anyone looking for a nice clean affordable community!

I really am not the type to write negative reviews, but this one is 100% warranted. It is worth it to me if this review helps deter another woman from moving in here and suffering from a situation like mine and feeling unsafe here. The amount of times that I have complained about my upstairs neighbor in which nothing had ever been resolved is honestly embarrassing on their part. I had notified the office on multiple occasions about the noise complaints, and that I had to even go as far as… calling noise violations to the police (also got me no where). This past week, my neighbors left their groceries in our back door foyer, in 90+ degree heat. When I went to use the back door 3 days later it was still there and smelt like something died. When I notified the office I was told that “I could throw it out.” Why would I throw their rotting groceries out? Why is that my problem? This week, I called the police around 12 a.m., as instructed to do so and after they came, that only resulted in my upstairs neighbors being immature and being louder. Mind you “quiet hours,” as noted in the lease, start at 10 p.m. I was woken up three times and they were loud and screaming until at least 1 a.m., which is when I left because I felt unsafe staying here any longer. It is clear that the landlord does not care about certain tenants here, and one would think that they would take complaints from a woman especially, a little more seriously. I am so glad I did not extend my lease for another year in this joke of a complex. I wasted so much money here just to feel neglected by whoever runs this place. The black mole and the bugs are a nice touch too. Thanks for the anxiety and sleepless nights in my “home.” Read More

Continental Gardens was a first-time home for my now husband and I. When we first moved in in June 2016, we were so ecstatic to be living together and were so proud of our little apartment.

Fast forward to three years later and we cannot wait to leave! Besides the neighbor downstairs from us who is constantly smoking marijuana and stinking up our apartment, the slobs that live in the building who just throw their trash on the grass, and the fact that the walls are paper thin and you can hear… your neighbors’ conversations on a daily basis, our biggest complaint about Continental Gardens is the parking.

Over a year ago, management enforced that ONLY TWO tenants are authorized to park in front of the buildings, while visitors and additional tenants’ vehicles must be parks around the buildings, near the dumpsters. “All Others Will Be Towed” is just a scare tactic and Continental Gardens does not do a thing to enforce their own rule. Coming home to our building with random vehicles parked in front is the most infuriating thing in the world. Read More

I just recently moved here and the process was super easy. Found some discrepancies moving in and they fixed it immediately. The tennis court net is hanging on for dear life and there's only one goal at the basketball court that is up. (it's bend and broken)
Other than that, it's a quiet area and the neighbors are to themselves yet friendly when you do see them. There's a furniture store, liquor store and a grocery store nearby. Not to mention the shore is only 15 minutes away! I love living… here, the area is so convenient. Read More