Conifer Creek Apartments

From the outside this place looks nice but please do not be fooled. The apartments are old with old appliances and the floors are cracking all over the place and the prices are so high, so everyone is moving out, but they just turn around and rent the apartment to someone else without fixing the issues. Some of the tenants are really loud, they have no consideration for their neighbors and they let their kid run and jump all day long on top of your head. The ceiling walls are very very thin so if someone lives on top of you then you better pray they care, otherswise your life will be hell specially if they have kids because you will hear everything from tv to conversations to drawers be opned and closed to when they are having dinner. You will hear everything with no exception. Every time someone take a step you wil hear the floor crack, so imgine kids running on a craking floor on top of your head. Not worth the price. They staff is very dishonest, their answer to everything is «we will take care of it» or «its been taken care of». They lie straight to your face and they dont let you express your concerns. They barely remove snow so be prepare to slip and fall in the winter. Ask to see the actual Apt not just a model and dont let the nice office and model fool you.

Of I could I wouldn’t even give them one star. This is by far the worst place I have ever lived. Been renting for 10 years in many states and have never dealt with a worse establishment in my life.
I was promised a lot to get my family to move in and when it came down to it got nothing I was promised. Everyone in the office makes a promise and then can’t seem to keep it or recall even talking to you.
We had a dog from day one and were told that he was added to our lease back in June of 2015. We had someone from the office come look at our place to see if we «qualified» to move to a smaller apartment. While there she saw we had a dog and he wasn’t on our lease. So all the sudden we get notices that they need a 400 $ pet deposit, plus back rent for the dog to the start of our lease. Are you fucking serious, that is on you guys that he wasn’t added then. As well as as far as you know we just got a dog so good luck with the proof to make us back date that.
We pay 1700 a month for a 2 bedroom 3 bathroom apartment I mean «townhouse». And nothing is fixed in a timely manner. We had «fresh paint» when we moved in and all of the closet doors were painted shut. We have a moth problem, can’t seem to kill them on our own and the office just says we need to put in a maintenance request. I’ve seen about 100 in the 8 months I’ve lived here the winter was nice but now that it’s warmer they are coming out of the woodworks again and nothing has been done STILL.
The «weight room» has broken equipment which is not safe to even sit on let alone try and do something with.
Over all don’t move in this hell hole… 60 days and I will never regret moving as far away from this horrible company.

This the saddest excuse to call home lived here for two years and it’s been nothing but a headache. Over priced rent for shitty town homed matenace has been to my apt at least 6 times in the past 2 years I lived here they don’t do shit, the parking is shitty, got another leak now on the electric panel which they still have not sent anyone to fix this place is a safety hazard especially in winter you want a leaky roof holes in ur walls bc of pluming and shitty matenace and people in the office who do know what the hell there doing then by all means you’ll see that you might be better living in the ghetto then this shit hole. Two months left here and I’m gone counting the days

I just moved out of my apartment at Conifer creek after three years of living there. The main reason we moved out was we purchased our first home. We had out grown our apartment and rent was beginning to become too much to handle (same across Denver). My experience with Conifer Creek has been a mixed bag. Reading other tenants reviews are pretty spot on when it comes to certain issues.
Parking: it’s awful. I, multiple times, have had to park on the street and walk a long distance to get to my apartment. Many tenants have broken down vehicles, trailers and other types of vehicles that just sit in parking spaces. The tags are expired and tires are flat. It is a waste of a parking space. There are not enough lights throughout the parking lots which becomes a security issue. Walking from the street to my apartment was terrifying if it was dark. Recently they put up towing signs about towing cars. I’m not sure which cars were open to get towed, but there was no notice supplied to me as a tenant about the «guidelines» of getting your car towed.
Grounds: the grounds are in OK shape. I am a dog owner and I make sure I clean up after my dog. I cannot say the same for A LOT of the tenants. There is pretty much dog poop everywhere. There are signs up about fines for not picking up dog poop, but it didn’t make that much of a difference. I know of one baggie dispenser close to my mailbox, but it is often empty so I usually used my own bags (which is fine).
Come snow time, do not hold your breath for the snow to get removed in a timely or cleanly matter. It took DAYS for snow to get removed from the street AND from the apartment stairs/​deck. I was terrified to walk down my steps with my son. My husband would often do it himself. If they lay salt down, it’s rare. When they do remove snow from the street, they take up the limited parking spaces!!!
The parking lot itself is in bad shape. The speed bumps are obscenely high. AND ARE NOT EFFICIENT. People speed through the parking lot all the time. There are speed limit signs up that are not enforced. I’m truly surprised there hasn’t been children hit or other cars hit with the way people drive through.
The apartment: My husband, son and my dog lived in one of the two bedroom townhomes. We lived above a garage so to access the apartment, you have to walk up stairs. (Not a complaint, just a fact). My complaint is about the garage we lived over. FYI, if you live over one, you will hear it every time it opens and closes and it is LOUD. My apartment was two stories and you could always hear it on the top story. If the garage is left open (which was often) all the heat/​cold would build in the space and then come into our apartment causing our air/​heat to run a lot.
The air/​heat system is average. The upstairs of our apartment was usually about 5 degrees cooler in the summer and 5 degrees hotter in the winter. So it didn’t regulate well.
The deck we had was huge and that was a nice feature. There was a large storage closet on the deck as well. They «repainted» our deck and put sand underneath the paint for traction. The sand was incredibly rough and course and walking on it without shoes was painful. Our toddler son (who was still learning to walk) couldn’t walk on it because if he fell, he would cut his knees, hands, etc.
Our front door, when we moved in was chipped and the paint was falling off. After two years of living there, the «repainted» the door. This meant they spray painted the door and left the chipping door to continue to chip.
The apartment was of a nicer quality when we moved in. The shades on the windows are horribly cheap and will break off if the wind hits them with a little bit of a breeze. The ceiling in our living room was vaulted which created a nice space. We didn’t have a hardwood floored apartment and so every year we renewed our carpet was cleaned for free. (THEY DO NOT OFFER THIS, YOU HAVE TO ASK). The closets in the bedrooms were spacious and the storage closet under the stairs was also spacious. Both bathrooms were nice, storage minimal. This is an ideal set up for roommates with bathrooms attached to both bedrooms.
PEST CONTROL: When we first moved in, it seemed like pest control was monitored well. Three years later, I cannot remember the last time they sprayed for pests and it was becoming obvious.
WORK ORDERS: I never really cared for how work orders were handled. Our heat went out last winter and wasn’t considered an emergency. It happened on the weekend and we were asked to «look at it ourselves». We pay a large rent for someone to come fix our heat when it breaks in the dead of winter. Our thermostat reached a balmy 26 degrees when they arrived 6 hours later to fix it. My husband constantly fixed the laundry door which kept breaking off the track. We asked for it to be fixed, but after they «fixed it» it just kept breaking. Our fridge broke and it took a week from them to replace it was a smaller fridge.

The Clubhouse and Pool ARE STILL NOT FINISHED! It’s September 2015, so that means construction has been going on for over 9 months!!! WTH!
I went into the office to check on the status of my deposit being returned after being moved out for almost 60 days, which, by Colorado law, if you don’t owe money to the complex, they are REQUIRED to return the deposit.
I did try to call first, but the phones just ring continually. In the office, there were four people also angry about various issues and waiting to speak to someone!
Ridiculous!
So glad to be out of Conifer Creek!
Don’t do it!!!

7÷15÷2015 I leave my apartment at 8am, to find a notice (posted that morning 7/​14, however it was dated ⁷⁄₁₃) ‘informing’ residents that they would have to move their cars from the minimal spots available, or the cars would be towed. Residents cars were towed and moved to random locations, no info where to find them. Office was closed, to avoid the mess they created. I ran into 7 people running around looking for their cars, a few yelling about being late to work… This management is the worst I have ever seen, I have rented properties for over 15 years. Management has no consideration for the residents, operates in a manipulative, passive aggressive manner, more akin to slumlord behavior than that of a professional management team. I am moving, this place is a complete ripoff, equipped with unethical management and it is truly an all around horrible place to live.
7÷1÷2015 Come to find out that this is simply a management problem, whoever is in charge of the office is not communicating with the rest of the staff. Today a member of the staff entered my apartment without consent or prior notice. This is the kind of thing no renter ever wants to experience. We like to think of our apartments as home, who wants people randomly walking into their apartment when you are getting out of the shower? The girl I spoke to immediately after this happened (after I told the person entering my apartment to get the hell out) was nice, however, that doesn’t take away from the list of transgressions that have occurred while I have lived here. If you don’t like constant headaches & interruptions while you’re at ‘home’, seek other places to live. An employee named Jerrie is responsible for not filing the paperwork she was supposed to, leading to todays incident.

THEY TOWED MY CAR. TWICE. The first time it was about 8PM, and I parked it at 6PM. I noticed it was gone and had to call the apartment complex maintenance emergency to get the name of the towing company.
Dear Future Residents: It is ILLEGAL for this apartment complex to not have signs up listing the towing company information. Think about that. If an apartment complex is too cheap to put up a LEGALLY mandated sign, will they care about you? No. The answer is no.
The towing company lied, and said my car was double parked. I demanded to see pictures and shockingly, pictures were not available. My car was parked for 2 hours, in the same spot I get every night (about a mile from my apartment). I informed the apartment complex they had broken my lease.
In the lease it says they are required to put a sign on the car and give you 24 hour notice to move it. But instead of following the lease agreement I signed, they hired the towing company… THAT STOLE MY CAR.
I was devastated. $ 300 is a lot of money to pay a tow company, for no reason.
Today I came home and guess what? They towed my car, again! I was supposed to get some notice on my door yesterday that they needed all the cars moved from the parking lots so they could pave.
I didn’t get a notice.
I’m terrified of my car being towed again. I genuinely do not have $ 300, if I received that notice I would have moved my car right away.
I asked all my neighbors. No one got a notice.
So we all get to pay to have our cars back. I wonder if the apartment complex gets a kickback for that?
What did I do to deserve this terrible apartment complex?!
I went to the office and asked to talk to the apartment manager. The leasing agent told me the office manager was too busy, and didn’t really talk to residents.
Keep this in mind future residents — the office manager is really busy and doesn’t really talk to residents.
Just say that out loud a few times.
Do not move here!
Oh and just another thing that shows how shady this complex is, I looked up and down my lease and nowhere does it say I have to pay for ‘community water and sewage’ and ‘pest control fees’ but every month, I get billed. Those bills just showed up randomly one month. I bet they were hoping no one would notice. It’s disgusting how dishonest this company is.

The apartments have nice layouts but that’s all this place has going for it. They are more concerned with making «improvements» to the leasing office to bring in new renters but they can’t be bothered to keep the current ones safe. No one shovels snow or even puts down salt on the stairs, sidewalks, or in the parking lots. Be prepared to slip and fall all winter. Make sure you see a doctor about any injuries because lawsuit threats are all they respond to. All of the maintenance staff is very friendly, but no one seems to do their job. All work orders, urgent or otherwise take weeks to get taken care of. I can’t name a single time when we needed to call maintenance and I didn’t have to call at least two other times to get it finally taken care of. More often than not, the bathrooms by the pools are locked no matter what time of day, what day of the week, what time of year. I watched two kids repeatedly get out of the pool and go pee in the bushes because the bathrooms were locked in the middle of the day in the summer. Yes, I’m glad they didn’t go in the pool, but the fact that they had to use the bushes when I pay more than enough in rent every month for the bathrooms to be unlocked is ridiculous. I would not recommend living here. At best, it’s a headache, at worst, it is downright dangerous to your health.

This place has been nothing but a constant headache. We moved in a month ago and we were told that we would have a garage that was leased to us. After a month of lies about getting the remotes programmed they finally came clean half heartedly and admitted that the ones that were leased to us were already leased out to someone else. We were told that we would be credited 130 back for the money that we paid and when I go to check how much my rent is going to be with that credit I am told that they don’t know the answer and I have to wait until the manager gets in when the rent would be late. The staff seems very nice but they don’t really seem to be able to make decisions or give right answers which seems ridiculous because I am paying 1600 dollars a month to live there. I wouldn’t waste my time on this place.
**update**
I have put in multiple work orders to the leasing staff including physically going in twice, an email with pictures and 4 different phone calls about my building being egged and asking them to clean this up. They are very nice about it but almost two months later there is no follow through. I have had to look at egg through my window every day and still pay an outrageous amount of money to live here. It is becoming ridiculous because every time it snows or rains the gutters spill over and the pathway from my door to the stairs becomes icy. The last time it snowed it took 5 days for someone to come chip the ice. We have a new baby and can’t have this. The last part of my rant is the heating. Do not rent a townhouse here. You will be paying 140 dollars a month to heat your house to 68 degrees. The upstairs is sweltering hot and the downstairs will struggle to stay at that temperature. They did send out a specialist in December but it only mildly fixed the problem. The lady at the office recommended closing all the vents downstairs except for two but this only made the problem worse.

I’ve been here for 9 months, I do see some broken glasses and trashes, dog poo a lot, and most of times I can’t find dog poo bag in 3 different places at same time, work order takes at least couple of week for minor fix, any broken stairs takes forever or never. office staffs was nice in 2013 but start showing lack of accountability and nonsense timing manners. If I call and leave a message on office phone, no feedback never ever. When I call for work order has been summited many times what staff said that never had work order from me. CoNam property management company is managing this place since 2013. This place getting expensive and greedy, unsafe, drug dealers around the parking lot, noise comes from fighting makes me nervous. There is no security for ²⁴⁄₇. There’s no leaderships but mismanagement in Conifer creek Apt. I am given up and moving on. no recommendation for this Apt.

Someone from the office responded to my review and said they had no record of any service requests that I had described, that is a lie. We put it 1 service request for the bathroom GFI (the entire outlet in the bathroom didn’t work when we moved in) the maintenance people did come for the GFI, they left saying it was fixed, but it wasn’t. We had to put in another service request or call the office right after the maintenance man left… They finally did fix it the 2^nd time but I mean, come on. So, WHY would we ask the people to «fix» something when they are the ones who installed it improperly? That is why we only ever made the 1 service request 2 times, instead of all other 8 or so. Also, they make a huge mess when they come and they don’t clean up after themselves at all! Why would we want them in our house again? They can’t even install it right in the first place. The dishwasher and BOTH the kitchen and bathroom sinks were installed improperly. One of the sinks had a seal installed wrong and the other had a piece of cardboard where a seal should’ve been, so they BOTH leaked a lot. The dishwasher had no water running through it. The lock on the screen door wasn’t even in right, it didn’t match up with the latch so it didn’t close fully or lock, we had to take that apart and fix it as well. My boyfriend had to take them all apart and fix them. We called the office about it because we discovered all of this the day we signed the lease and we were moving in. Why should we have to «fill out a service request» for a broken apartment while we are trying to move all of our belongings in?
Also, they said they had no record of the break ins… I talked to 3 people from the office about it the day that it happened. I even contacted their «security team» and left a message about what happened with my name and number the day it happened. I still haven’t heard back from them, by the way. So, how do they have no record of this. Wow.

I have lived in this complex for 9 ½ years now. There have been 4 different management companies. This company is the WORST! They have let the property deteriorate beyond simple aesthetics to downright dangerous violating many safety codes. They post your information i.e. name, full address, phone on your door every month for anyone passing by to take, yet if you sign up for e-​pay you receive an email for rent reminder every month. One of the managers from the main office lives next door to me and is the noisiest neighbor I have. They cancelled the security patrol then told residents that «they didn’t have the number «for new one yet, then finally admitted after 6 months that we had none! After calling 2 repair men for my dryer they both told me that the outside air vent was blocked and I needed to get it cleared. I told them this and for a year and a half was told, it had been cleaned; there was nothing there, etc. Then I got one of the matinence men to look in the vent and he pulled out two HUGE birds nests! This after I had to run my dryer 3 times to dry each load for 1 ½! Now we have various gang types hanging about every night, apartments that run air conditioning ²⁴⁄₇ even when it is 18 degrees outside and management whose answer to everything is «it’s been taken care of, you can’t prove it, etc.
If you are considering moving into one of their properties… DON’T you will regret it sooner or later depending on when they took it over!!!
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