Landings at Pine Lake

This place isn’t as bad as it sounds. It’s not in a great town but the grounds are quite different from the surrounding town. Personally I don’t have many complaints. The staff are friendly. I have never had a problem with them. The apartments are spacious and mine even included a decent size screened in porch. You have your own private entry way too. This place is really quiet too. You can hear a pin drop.
As for the parking, I have never had a problem with it and I own two vehicles. The whole pet thing with there being droppings around is true but that’s the owners fault. You can’t expect management to babysit you while you walk your dog.
My monthly bill for rent is nice and my utilities are aways pretty average.
Im not sure how the maintenance service is since I have never had to use them.
These apartments can also be upgraded. The previous tenant laid down new kitchen flooring and I upgraded the kitchen and bathroom sink faucets. It feels like home. I always feel good here too. I never felt like I was in danger. I know that a few local cops also live in the complex which makes me feel even more safe.

I moved here in October 2014 and have been fairly satisfied. I love my apartment, the community and the amenities. I would have given the development 5 stars, but the snow and ice removal procedures are extremely lacking. They do not salt the ground in a timely manner nor does it appear that they take residents’ safety into consideration with regard to this issue. We had a snowstorm today (it started about 5 hours ago) and I have yet to see a salt truck or maintenance person anywhere. I had to put in a request for maintenance to salt the grounds and parking lot during the last snowfall. If you are disabled, handicapped or elderly, consider moving somewhere else. Safety first.

I’ve lived here for about 2 months, so I am judging this review on just what I’ve seen so far.
The gym was supposed to open in January after renovations, and as of Feb 13, I still haven’t been able to get my gym key (which costs an extra $ 10/month…they don’t tell you that when you’re signing your lease, they make it sound like it’s all included). Most of the amenities that they tout on their website and during your initial tour of the property are a joke. Don’t expect much and you’ll be fine.
Residents don’t pick up after their dogs, so definitely be careful where you’re walking when you’re out walking your dogs… the dumpsters are usually overflowing with trash and furniture and other large debris left outside of them, but the trash does get picked up often.
Parking is terrible, and most residents seem to make up their own parking rules and make their own spots to park where there’s no actual parking, making it nearly impossible to find a spot if you get home past 6pm and turning the parking areas into an obstacle course at times to try to get in and out because of jerks who double park or use the fire lane as their personal parking spot.
The staff isn’t very helpful, and they’re really only friendly during the period of time in which they’re trying to get you to sign your lease. After they’ve got you, they become invisible unless you don’t pay your rent on time… then expect a notice on your door immediately!
Neighbors mostly keep to themselves, not a lot of eye contact or interaction. I’ve overheard a few domestic disturbances (a couple even had the Cops come to break them up) but there’s no random violence or crime that I’ve seen. So that’s good, right?
I honestly can’t beat the great rent deal I’m getting for a year of rent, but when my lease is up I probably will look for somewhere else unless they extend my great deal.