Rose Hill Apartments

If I could give zero stars, I would. I’ve been dealing with constant, disruptive noise from my downstairs neighbors for months and management has done absolutely nothing to resolve it. Despite multiple complaints and follow-ups, all I’ve gotten are vague responses or no transparency about the process—if there even is one.

It’s clear that tenant comfort and peace of mind are not a priority here. I pay good money to live in a place where I should be able to relax in my own home, not constantly be… disturbed and ignored. The lack of accountability and action from management is completely unacceptable.

Save yourself the stress and find a place where management actually does their job. Read More

I would not recommend this apartment complex to anyone. The ventilation is terrible. My apartment constantly smells like cigarette smoke. The hallway constantly smells like cigarettes. Contacted the leasing office and the issue has still not been resolved after bringing it up 3 months ago. Parking is hard to find due to non residents parking here and the the leasing office not enforcing parking passes.

We have lived at Rosehill Apartments for over 3 years. The staff are always kind and respectful. If there is anything that needs to get fixed they are quick to respond. They are always doing fun events for the community for all ages. We love our Bingo nights! Couldn’t have picked a better place for my family and myself to move to.

My fiancee and I had great hopes for the pricing, quality, and location of these apartments. Regretfully, we had the following problems:

1. The leasing staff did not present accurate information about particular apartment deals. I'm fairly certain this was an honest error.

2. The leasing staff assured us that my fiancee, who was traveling from out of state to sign the lease, would be able to come in and sign it. When we came in to have her sign for it -- just a week before she was to move to… the area -- we were told the manager was on vacation and had not provided the paperwork for her to sign.

3. We were subsequently told that the leasing staff could send us the paperwork, and that we needed to overnight the paperwork back. We asked for them to pay for the cost of this, since it was their error, and no answer was received.

4. We also signed a contract to start the lease on a certain date. The staff signed this paperwork, then attempted to renege, demanding that we start the contract a day earlier (at a presumed one-day cost to us of about $45). When I brought this to management, I was told they couldn't honor the contract, and that errors happen. They also refused to reimburse us the cost of pulling the apartment off of the market.

5. I brought this to Rose Hill's parent company, A.J. Dwoskin. Management their not only did not force Rose Hill to honor the contract, but also did not reimburse us for the cost of pulling the apartment off of the market.

In other words: Rose Hill Apartments expect potential residents to honor contracts, but they will not. Read More