Whipple Creek Village

Good size, clean grounds and surrounded by nature. Great place to walk. Very expensive though and appliances are 25 yrs old. Rent had increased $500/month in 4 yrs!

I love it here! I've been here for a year now. The manager is awesome; my calls are returned promptly and concerns are taken care of quickly. It's quiet and peaceful; no loud parties or obnoxious neighbors. I love the location. The units themselves are great. Mine has updated carpeting and a nice tan paint instead of white. There's tons of storage for someone like me who likes her stuff. Garage, closets, closets, and closets. Lots of room for my giant sofa. Kitchens are a little dated but it's an efficient space to cook in. My only gripes are the stoves aren't that great and the windows can get drafty. But hanging up some heavy curtains has cut down on that a lot. And with the various apartments I've lived in over the past ten years, those are small complaints. When it's time, I'll be sad

I have lived here for 1 1/2 years and it feels like home. My rent did not increase when I signed my 2nd year contract and was given a free carpet cleaning. It is a friendly community of people who respect each other's privacy and wave as you pass by. I have met and have established several friendships while living here. Management and personnel are always professional and respond to any concern in a timely fashion. Concerns such as the dryer not working or the faucet being slow, typical home issues. The walls can be thin sometimes, but what apartment community isn't? I would recommend living here, 5 minutes from country or city living.

Lived there for a year till we bought. Large living space and attached garage is great. Location is perfect, quick access to I5 and I205 for commuting to Portland. I worked in SE Portland and it took me 23 mins to get to work (mall 205 area).

It's a great place to live. It's quiet and the neighbors are all friendly and respectfull. They have no problem raising the Rent on you once your first contract is over. It's expensive to move but if the rent goes too high next time we will be forced to find something less expensive.