Princeton Green Apts

I have lived in the Princeton Green Apartments for about 11 months and I have had an excellent experience. During that time I was residing in a basement studio though it was really only a foot below ground level so my windows were not obstructed. I’m moving to a new city for work otherwise I would be renewing my lease when it ends next month.
The good:
— Flexible lease lengths
— Maintenance is extremely quick to fix anything that goes wrong. I had a bathroom fan cover fall off and submitted a work order that night. The next day when I returned from work it was already fixed.
— The front office will sign for packages (except USPS due to USPS’s rules) and are open until 6 and on weekends so it’s easy to pick up your package.
— Parking is free and close to the door of the building
— The leasing company has a pledge that will end the lease if you are laid off or if you are transferred to a new location which is EXTREMELY convenient.
— Princeton Green does have a policy that allows you to move into a different unit if you aren’t happy with the one you rented during a certain window of time. So if you have loud neighbors the leasing office will help you resolve any way possible.
The bad:
— Never really had anything bad — I’ve lived in some pretty bad and noisy places and this building was quiet and pleasant.
Also, Kristen in the leasing office was always extremely helpful and followed up with everything that came to her. I did not have an opportunity to work with the other members of the leasing office so I cannot comment on them but Kristen is definitely a valuable asset to Princeton Properties.