Address: 900 Waterford Forest Cir, Cary, NC 27513, USA
Phone: +19844223693
Sunday: 1–5PM
Monday: 9AM–6PM
Tuesday: 9AM–6PM
Wednesday: 9AM–6PM
Thursday: 9AM–6PM
Friday: 9AM–6PM
Saturday: 10AM–5PM
Marta Praslova
Just moved in here a week ago and the staff has been very helpful, we had to get some maintenance done and they sent out a handyman right away, everything works great now👍🏼 Neighborhood seems nice and safe:)
James D
In my 25+ years of apartment living, Waterford Forest was, by far, the worst experience I’ve had. I left in April 2022, after only eight months. If it wasn’t such an awful experience, I wouldn’t feel compelled to warn others. Initially, I was lured in by the beautiful grounds, the amenities, the location, and the promise of a quiet living situation. Sadly, my excitement quickly turned sour. After turning in my move-in checklist, it took over six weeks to finish simple repairs. Talking with neighbors, I learned my experience was not uncommon. Others told me they had it much worse. While I was there, the entire staff turned over multiple times, with the exception of the property manager. When I needed something or had a question, new staff rarely had a good answer and often seemed annoyed by my even asking. More often than not, communication with them was incredibly frustrating. I eventually began contacting the property manager directly for most things, even though it was common to wait several days for a response. By the time I moved out, they had just ONE maintenance person for the entire 400+ unit community. And, in an old, mismanaged complex like this one, things are breaking ALL. THE. TIME. But, those beautiful grounds... look closer and you’ll see litter, cigarette butts and dog poop - lots of dog poop. Poop stations were regularly overflowing. Walking through the grass always required paying careful attention to where I was stepping. The buildings themselves are old and cheaply constructed. Inside, some things were literally being held together with duct tape and rubber bands (see pics). Appliances are either old or cheap, or both. There are no built-in microwaves. Fixtures are basic. These are far from “luxury apartments” as MMA describes. I didn’t move there for luxury, though. Mostly, I wanted peace and quiet. I got neither. Walls and ceilings are paper thin. Noise from my upstairs neighbor’s dog and sounds from creaky floorboards made me feel like I was living below a bowling alley. I had terrible anxiety because of it. The situation was so bad that I was given the option to move to a third-floor unit (at my own expense and with the requirement that I sign a new lease). Out of desperation, I did that. While waiting for my new unit to become vacant, I expressed concern that the previous tenant was a smoker. The property manager said she was “98% sure” there would be no lingering smell. I had high hopes, trusting that new carpet, new paint and running an ozone generator would eliminate any lingering odor. Sadly, my hope quickly turned to despair. When I walked in, I immediately detected a smoke smell. For a few days, I tried to eliminate it myself, to no avail. However, it wasn’t only a smoke smell - the balcony also reeked of urine, left from the previous tenant’s neglect of his dogs. When I mentioned this to the maintenance guy, he said “Oh, it’ll come out if you just use a little soap and water.” Can you imagine?? I’m paying $1250 for a new place and I’m told to scrub the piss out myself!? But there’s more… the countertops had cigarette burns, one window was covered in poop from a carpenter bee infestation, and neither doorknobs on my exterior storage units worked. Eventually, I gave up and (to their credit) MMA let me out of my lease. This is an EXTREMELY abbreviated summary of events. I hope sharing here will encourage other residents to speak up about their own negative experiences and help prospective residents make an informed decision. As a side note, a tenant I know had to break her lease and was charged nearly $5,000 in fees. There was absolutely no sympathy for her situation. MMA owns many rental properties. Search Google and you'll find similar reviews. MMA, please don’t bother responding with an apology or an invitation to call your office. You've proven your incompetency is only matched by your greed. Good luck out there, everyone. Finding a good apartment is not easy these days.
Rosemarie Calabro
Ashton is an outstanding manager! Ms.Ashton has always made sure that my maintenance requests were completed in a professional and very accurate manner. I have lived here for five years and is the best manager that we have had at Waterford Forest Apts. I love living here.orster
Hunter Quinlan
They never fixed our HVAC which we requested on their checklist when we moved in so it always smells like dirty air in the apartment; they covered up mold with paint on the window sills and in the bathroom; we requested that our kitchen lights be replaced after a power surge blew them out, they then emailed us asking how the service was yet they never actually fixed it; they raised rent by 13% after the housing market stalled; and they towed the car I was borrowing while I was unpacking it after coming home from vacation. I am normally a very patient person yet I would still give zero stars if it was an option.
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