Salem Heights

The place has improved a lot under Denise and her current colleagues; they are the best, the apartments are clean and renovated, and the service is better than ever🥰

Called and left my information FOUR TIMES and never once received a call back. All I wanted was to know if they had any units available. Glad they never returned my call because I can’t imagine dealing with this response rate (or lack thereof) as a tenant.

Don't waste your time moving here, management stays in the office and never inspect the supposedly renovated apartments. Some of maintenance don't do their job. There are people with mice and roaches. I don't have any but there are those that do. It supposed to be 24 hour maintenance and they don't always answer the calls. There is the basic here garbage disposal, and laundry in the building no pool, no gym these apartments are only half the rent they charge. If you have somewhere to move please do so. It's not worth the money. If I could give this a half a star I would. Don't believe the pictures who puts in advertising that a refrigerator is included and this building was built in 1972

1st impression for new move-in 2018. Apt looks nice. Wish they got rid of the 1980's tile floors. Does not mesh well with the grey walls, but I can live with it. (Not a place I will be living in forever, so it's not a huge deal). Hot water does go in and out. sometimes you catch it, sometimes you may need to wait a little before jumping in the shower. Elevators NEED to be monitored closely by housekeeping, the elevator floors looks horrible fruit peels etc. . Market carts being left in the hallways at times. They should monitor it more and charge residents who leave these carts in the hallways. Trash rooms as well need to be closely monitored and residents need to throw them down the shoot...That is what a trash room is for. Not to leave trash on the floor but to throw them down the shoot

1/20/2020 I normally don’t leave a negative review, but yesterday 1/19/2020 was a disaster on behalf of Salem Heights property manager LINDA CARRION and her unorganized protocol. I woke up on 1/19/20 to find my car gone/towed. I was confused as to when did the residents get notified of plowing taking place and times for each lot. The evening prior 1/18 We got a snowfall of 2-3 inches. I arrived home that evening around 5pm. NO WHERE IN SIGHT did the residents receive notifications on our doors the day or two days prior as the building staff SHOULD HAVE done when a “snow storm” is expected ALL THE TIME, I assume the they were aware of this being it was broad casted on the local news channel days prior. I had to call the police station to see what towing company Salem heights uses. This was