Real Estate in Wake County, North Carolina

200 Berwick Valley Ln, Cary, NC 27513, United States

“I’ve lived here for 3 months now and feel comfortable giving a 5 star review 🙂 friendly and helpful office staff, fast and efficient maintenance, respectful, friendly, and diverse residents, great location in Cary, great gym and pool, and walking distance to the elementary school. The property is always clean and they have frequent community events. My only complaint is there’s no dog park/run.”

2015 Wave Crst Dr, Raleigh, NC 27610, United States

“I have been here for almost three years now starting January and I love this place and management. Jason in management is very kind and helps with all needs! Maintainer workers are very quick and respectful when coming in. All the pictures on the website look exactly how everything is shown, I am staying here another year because I love this place and can sleep at night knowing I’m in a safe place as a single female.”

430 Allister Dr Suite 115, Raleigh, NC 27609, United States

“I made a lot of friends at the Allister from the social events they host for residents. They keep the landscaping and amenities clean and maintenance is always helpful and quick to fix anything. The leasing staff is super friendly as well. Very pet friendly place.”

109 New Edition Ct, Cary, NC 27511, United States

“If you’re still looking for a property Managment company, LOOK NO MORE…SCHAMBS IS IT! After moving across country per career directions we’ve encountered many rental companies but can say without hesitation that Schambs Property Management has been AMAZING! From needing to rent moving in from out of state to literally any needs regarding the property to our recent move again… they have been there with us every step. I can’t say enough about how grateful my family and I are for their hospitality, kindness, and professionalism. Thanks Brian and the Schambs Team for an awesome tenting experience.”

4800 Six Forks Rd #120, Raleigh, NC 27609, United States

“This law office handled the closing of our home that we sold. They handled everything and we were even able to move up the closing date at the buyers request. We only visited the office once to sign the closing documents. The staff were very friendly and helpful. The office they use for house buying/selling signings is called the happy place.”

308 S Blount St, Raleigh, NC 27601, United States

“I moved into Skyhouse Raleigh 3 years ago and it has been my favorite place I’ve lived. The building is in a prime location downtown and has some of the best views in Raleigh. Skyhouse has everything I need with great amenities and it feels convenient to live here. The staff are also very friendly and never fail to make me welcome.”

1101 Club Exchange Dr, Holly Springs, NC 27540, United States

“I toured Exchange at Holly Springs with Kaila about a week ago and she was such a pleasure to work with both then and since. She was incredibly warm and welcoming and I’ve really appreciated the open line of communication she’s kept with me through the application process. The complex is beautiful and the amenities are above and beyond what I was expecting. The wide variety of floor plans makes it so there’s something for everybody, not to mention the quality for the price is unbeatable. I look forward to moving in and to all the wonderful experiences I hope to have while living there.”

401 Oberlin Rd, Raleigh, NC 27605, United States

“I lived here for two years and had no issues the first year. I had always been very pleased with the staff here. Maintenance was also more than timely, all really friendly and personable individuals. However, during the second year I was involved in an incident that made me realize how unprofessional, incapable, and rude the staff was here. My car was involved in a hit and run accident involving two other vehicles in the secured parking deck at 401. The police were called and suggested going to the office for more information in parallel with their inquiry. So, I went to the office after the accident on Sunday and the leasing agent on duty appeared to be inattentive and did not take any measures to assist with the situation as she said she had "other things to do" than sit with the police to review the tapes. As a resident, I was taken aback by how a situation involving the police, and three damaged cars, was not the highest priority at the time. I called the leasing office the next day and asked if I could speak with the manager. I was abruptly cut off and hung up on intentionally by one of the leasing agents (the same employee I spoke to in person the day before). She cut me off immediately after I asked to speak with the manager I mentioned the incident, pretending not to hear what I had just requested, refusing to allow me to speak with her manager. I felt this was very unprofessional. While I understand the apartment does not want to be involved and is not liable, the incident did happen on your property, my car was severely damaged with $11,000 in repair costs and so were others, with inadequate help to solve the issue. I'm also a paying tenant who resigned a lease right before the incident, which I am now regretting, and I do not appreciate the way I was treated in such a pressing matter. I suspect you have a standard policy and rigorous employee training for handling situations like this, but this was certainly not handled professionally or adequately by your team. I hope that Tribridge does not condone this sort of response to such an urgent situation. This has severely impacted my view of the apartments and I would not recommend this apartment complex to anyone.”

6200 Riese Dr, Raleigh, NC 27613, United States

“Be careful of misinformation when dealing with the leasing office. I came into the office with my brother and a gentlemen showed us around the apartment complex. I was interested and informed the leasing agent that I would like to lease an apartment so we began the paperwork. I informed them that my foreign fiance would be an OCCUPANT of the apartment complex and they told me to add her on the application as a coapplicant. I informed them that she does not have a SSN or ITIN number and the leasing agent said it would be no issue and that they could use different methods of ID. I paid the applicaion fee of $350.00 and was told I would be contacted by the Magnolia help desk that processes documents for new residents. I received an email asking for my documents as well as my fiances documents. Passport, ID and SSN etc. I provided mine then informed them that my fiance is a foreign national and does not have this information which I also mentioned to the leasing agent. They informed me that they need this documentation to move forward. Given the circumstances I needed to move into an apartment quickly so In informed the desk desk that I need this process expedited or I would need to make other arrangements. The communication with the help desk is poor. You can only contact them by email and they take forever to respond. When I realized there was no way I'd make my deadline to move in I signed up to become a resident at a new apartment complex. A week goes their magnolia help desk finally resolved the issue and informed me that I could move in. However a whole week after my deadline. Due to the misinformation given by the leasing office and the magnolia help desks inability to expedite the documentation they lost a customer. I felt like I should not have to pay for the application fee because they gave me misleading information. I disputed the application fee with my bank to get the money back. A week or so ago I receive an email that I owe 385 dollar. 350 for the application fee and 35 for an NSF despite them taking the money the day I orginally submitted the application. Now I owe this apartment complex 385 dollars having not spent a single hour living there. I even spoke to their support and emailed them the thread of the back and forth with the help desk and the property management still refused to do whats right. PS: Spoke with property management and explained the situation and they gaslit me into believing its my fault rather than admitting to the misinformation they gave me. They absolutely did not want to settle nor work out an arrangement.”

900 E Six Forks Rd, Raleigh, NC 27604, United States

“My partner and I have loved living here over the course of about a year. The Manor has recently acquired new management which has been very helpful! When we first moved in, we noticed a lot of grime and trash in the apartment hallways, and around the property that we were surprised about. But since new management has taken over, they have made sure they have kept the building looking nice, promoted community engagement, and have been very responsive via email. We are constantly getting updates each week on what they have been working on. We fully expected our rent to jump dramatically (which makes sense if we are going to be living in a more well-kept building). It only increased by $50 and we are able to sign a 15-month lease. It can be really scary when something like this happens, but management has been very courteous and understanding of the current residents. They have walked us through every step and it feels like we have been part of the decision process in a way (the emails, the suggestion box, the community meetings). Overall, we are very happy with where we have chosen to live.”