Eagle Rock Apartments at North Plainfield

Jared Tuazon

The Logistics of moving that Eagle Rock Staff needed to do were handled simply and I did not need to worry. Physical moving in was also not as difficult as I expected

mu ku

parking is a big issue, apartments need updates,

Selena

(Northwood) Overpriced application fees ($50) per person even your kids, they also add $250 rent to your credit card for applying. A family can easily be set back $400 before you are even approved. Lori and Margaret in the office don't know how to provide a credit, only charge your credit card. Good luck getting anything back. Also if you have any credit locks or credit protection services with the credit bureaus they will deny you just for having them with an automatic denial. Again the air heads in the office just say you may not be who you say you are. But they have no problem deducting your "don't know who you are" funds from your bank account.

Ryan C

A beautiful apartment in a nice and convenient area. Maintenance requests can be submitted online and are promptly resolved. Everyone at the leasing office (Lori in particular) is very nice and professional and if they can't help they'll try their best to get in touch with someone who can. Apartments have a clean interior and are overall very nice. Parking is only an issue if you have more than one vehicle. Garages are offered at additional cost for a guaranteed spot or you can try for street parking which is always busy. The location is good with popular supermarkets and retailers within a couple miles, but traffic on 22 can get backed up and make things seem further away than they are. Edit: The property has recently sold from Northwood Apartments to Eagle Rock Apartments at North Plainfield. After the sale I have been unable to get a second account for their online portal as my other roommate has the primary account (under previous management we each had our own accounts). The frequent updates we would receive from the leasing office have ceased and there has been no contact. The apartments still have a nice refurbished look but the new management leaves much to be desired compared to what previously was in place. Overall, my recommendation would depend on new prices put in place and changes in how Eagle Rock handles management. As long as prices stay around $1800-$1900 for the one bedroom, you only need one parking spot, and don't care about contact from the management, then I wouldn't mind recommending Eagle Rock Apartments at North Plainfield. If you don't fit into all of these categories, then there are sure to be alternatives that check all your all those boxes within a few miles.