Walden Park Apartments

I visited Walden Park last week because I was considering an apartment for my mother. When I walked into the office, the staff didn’t even acknowledge that someone had entered. While standing there, I overheard the employees chatting and making negative comments about another resident. That was extremely unprofessional and honestly very concerning. A place where people live should have staff who treat residents with respect, not talk about them behind their backs in the front office. Because of what I heard, I immediately left. First impressions matter, and this experience did not give me confidence that residents are treated with the professionalism and respect they deserve.

Tracey has been so amazing from the first day that we initiated our application up until move in date! Made the move in experience very memorable and personable.

I called to ask about the income-restricted apartments advertised on the Walden Park website (the units listed as “33% income”). The person I spoke with acted like those apartments don’t exist and refused to provide any information about them. The property’s own website clearly lists 33% income-restricted floor plans, so it was very frustrating to be told otherwise when simply asking how to apply or whether there is a waitlist. If the units are full or waitlist only, that should be explained honestly instead of denying they exist. Advertising affordable housing but not providing information when someone asks raises serious concerns about transparency and fair housing discrimination.

Live here since 2009,like my community,very family oriented,the staff always very kind to me.The neighbors have been good.My apartment is the home I imagine.

I honestly what to say thank you to Wanda and Ilusion. They have helped my son get his first apartment. They both were so communicative with the whole process. Thank you both