The Poplar

I lived at the Poplar for nearly 4 years. It was great at the beginning, but got worse over time, especially with the change in management. The most disappointing part was moving out.

We were shocked when we were charged with flooring repairs, wall damage, stovetop resurfacing, and vanity drawer replacement taking essentially the full cost of our security deposit.

After looking at the photographs, many of the conditions documented appear consistent with ordinary wear and tear that happen over… 4 years. What is most concerning is the lack of transparency.

We were informed by phone that the charges had been prorated based on the length of our tenancy (although they said a couple years over the phone). But no documentation or calculations were provided to explain how the amounts were determined.

We formally requested invoices, supporting documentation, and depreciation calculations. I will update this review if management provides satisfactory documentation or resolves this appropriately. Read More

The concierges at the Poplar and Darien are absolutely the best! Always friendly, always helpful. The facilities are better than most 4 star resorts - excellent fitness rooms, lounges and terrace with rooftop swimming pools, grilling areas, splash pad and dog runs. It's evident that the property management wants to make this a great place to live and that's reflected in the care of the facilities and the great staff.

After leaving our apartment intact back in 6/30/23 and leaving in this building for 2 years, we are been ghosted by the management to get our deposit back, we paid our rent in time and agreed to a higher deposit when signed our lease, its very disappointing to have no response from them now. And apparently we are not the only ones they havent paid their deposit back, look around! not worth the hassle...

Renters beware! 72hrs before my move, the building manager informed my boyfriend (via email not even a phone call) that the apartment will not be ready for another two weeks. She did not rectify and said to me “this is actually not my fault.” I’m so disappointed because something that should be exciting has turned sour. Hoping someone from corporate reaches out.