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• Review fromNancy D

  Date: 12/09/2025

  1 star
  If there were a lower way to review this organization they would qualify.
  Greystar was not renewed where I rented in Pittsburgh. I was not told the circumstances before my move in date.
  When I moved to Wilmington, NC I met with the regional manager, Amy R****** and Dale B****, the property manager at Overlook at River Place. They lied and told me that their region was run differently which proved to be worse.
  Being a landlord in 2 states I do respect leases. The owners of the bldg at East West Partners, namely McKay Siegel and his 2 agents named above do not honor leases or contracts.
  On June 25th, 2025, I was called by Amy R****** and told that I had to move by July 15th or I would be evicted. She did break the law and broke my lease and did not prevail.
  The 3 of them harmed my life and the life of my little precious Service Animal, Snowball. The use of false pretenses on their part is an unlawful theme.
  My settlement calls for no disparagement and I am relaying only the factual truth. The course of my life was changed and to date there are loose ends to be completed.
  This group talks the talk and unfortunately influenced my attorney who had a talk with the State Bar.
  When lives are threatened for self serving measures; it is imperative to halt that practice and adapt the path of moral compass and forego cruelty to humans and animals.

• Review fromJazmine T

  Date: 12/04/2025

  1 star
  I lived here for a few years at Avana At The Pointe and there was nothing but constant leaks, maintenance never fixed an actual problem just band-aid type “fixes” after constant mold concerns, rodent issues, and no urgency to fix anything we had to move out due to health concerns. They hired a 3rd party maintenance worker who was willing on video to tell me there was mold behind a wall they needed to cut out in my children’s room. The apartment became unlivable and you would think they would be concerned. I never got an invoice of the move-out chargers, and after emailing them (even the CEO) no response to multiple e-mails and straight to writing me off for paying move out charges without a detail invoice of charges.
  They do not care about families and that’s extremely clear.
  

• Review fromEllen K

  Date: 11/16/2025

  1 star
  I live in Rye Sobo. I am absolutely outraged by my experience with this apartment management. In my opinion, this is one of the most unprofessional and frustrating companies I’ve ever dealt with. We are still owed money, and the handling of this issue has been nothing short of infuriating. Every time I try to get an update, I’m met with vague answers, shifting timelines, and promises that never seem to materialize.
  From my experience, the staff appears completely unorganized and unprepared to manage even basic resident concerns. Communication is slow, inconsistent, and often feels dismissive. I’ve spent far too much time chasing down information that should have been resolved long ago. My new landlord was even disrespected on the phone with this company.
  I am beyond disappointed and exhausted by the constant runaround. Based on everything I’ve gone through, I would strongly warn others to think twice before dealing with this management company. They need major improvements in transparency, follow-through, and basic competence.

• Review fromAngela M

  Date: 11/07/2025

  1 star
  Im located in the Pomona Ca and renting with Sienna Residents. From the first day we were not approved than within 20 min they used a Bitcoin account going back 3onths than approved us. Sept 4 me andy boyfriend moved in they knew he was the only one with income. Oct 10 we got a 3 day pay or quit and within a week they used a notice to enter premises stating inspection only to make contact to ask for rent along with having a security guard with them and stating they have filed for eviction. On Nov 4th received another notice to enter premises I wrote an email stating of there harassment has been given to my legal team and I ask then to stop they never showed up I called the court house to fund out they never even filed. Here it is the 6 havent been given 3 day pay or quit but another notice to enter premises now for reason inspection of if the unit is occupied. They refered us to the city to help with the rent. I've come to conclusion that they can't afford to file eviction so they think they can scare me out using the notice to try and find something so they can use it for breaking the lease and also still trying to harass me without filing another 3 day because they know I have a case. This is for the Greystar Management for the Sienna Residents in Pomona ca

• Review fromThomas S

  Date: 11/06/2025

  1 star
  In October we applied for an apartment and got approved. The lease agreement stated the move in date to be 11/7/25. We submitted all required forms, paid for a holding deposit, paid application fees, paid for renters for the whole year, Paid for internet, set up PG&E for gas, set up **** for electricity. The only thing left to do was sign the lease on move-in day. We didn't hear from the Arbors as it moved closer to our move-in date and had a weird feeling. There we multiple attempts to contact the leasing office in the morning - after noon. No one answered any of those calls. On 11/5/25 we were able to get a hold of the leasing office. We explained that we are scheduled to move in on 11/7/25 and we were told by Kariyzma that we are unable to pick up keys because the lease is not ready and they are unable to generate a lease. We explained to her that we already had a lease agreement and had already got approved. That we just needed to sign the lease. She stated that they are unable to propagate a lease agreement and that there is nothing she can do. We explained to her that we already submitted a letter to our current place of living that we will not be renewing. That we have less than a week to vacate or current apartment. She said there is nothing that she can do and that we need to figure it out. I then went in person to the leasing office to get more information. I spoke with Kariyzma she told me they were having "IT issues" and that they are unable to generate a lease agreement and have no idea when we will have a move in date. I expressed the frustration with the tight time line we have to figure this issue out. She said "We can probably get your lease agreement sometime in November but I have no set date and I can't promise anything". I asked her to pull the lease as they have put us in a position were we have less than a week to find somewhere to live. I requested that they refundall payments for application fees and holding deposits.

• Review fromJasmin B

  Date: 11/04/2025

  1 star
  I am a former resident of One12 Courtland Street. I am reaching out in hopes of resolving an ongoing issue regarding my $1,500 security deposit, which has not yet been returned following my move-out on September 28.
  During my tenancy, I experienced numerous issues with my apartment, including theft, persistent leaks, mold and mildew, and HVAC malfunctions. Despite submitting multiple maintenance requests, these problems were never properly addressed. The living conditions ultimately became uninhabitable, forcing me to terminate my lease early and secure alternate housing.
  This situation caused significant personal and financial hardship, including property damage, loss of belongings, and considerable stress. Since moving out, I have reached out to multiple property managers and leasing agents but have been repeatedly redirected without resolution. I have also filed a case with 311 regarding the mold issue.
  I respectfully request that my security deposit of $1,500 be returned promptly, given the circumstances and the lack of adequate response during my tenancy. I hope Greystar, as the current management company, can ensure that former residents are treated with fairness and understanding.

• Review fromTara B

  Date: 11/01/2025

  1 star
  The Del Rey in Las Vegas is terrible. Please avoid. My electric meter was attached to the wrong unit. (So I was paying someone else’s bill for 7+ months), they took 4 months to fix the issue and do not compensate me for the overpayment. The local news ran a story which I believe cause them to retaliate against me. My security deposit check was sent a week after I moved out only for them to stop payment and charge me the move out fees 2x. The office will not help you and they will blood you and ignore. They do not care if you are disabled and on a fixed income.

• Review fromSusan R

  Date: 10/31/2025

  1 star
  They do not appropriately address noise issues or health and safety in this building. There are many people smoking and vaping nicotine and weed/marijuana and it leeks into everyone's home. Furthermore, escalation to management, is pointless, they do not even return and email or phone call. Do not recommend Greystar Management for the Derby Apartments in Phoenix AZ.
  

• Review fromSalwa T

  Date: 10/29/2025

  1 star
  Greystar management is one of the worst anywhere. There's no care for residents. Also, there's no transparency in the rent charges. They are cheating people with added charges and duplicate charges.

• Review fromAlyssa A

  Date: 10/29/2025

  1 star
  This company is one huge scam. Please tell me how my 750 square foot apartment in Cumming, GA, racked up over $600 in utilities for the 19 days of prorated living before our lease ended? We moved out on 9/19 and paid our last payment that we were notified of on 9/1. Suddenly that prorated amount has increased in the form of a bill that includes an extra $30 in base rent and over $600 in utility fees. Absolutely insane to received a statement in the mail that we owe this amount of money well over a month after we moved out. Live in any other apartment complex than this one, they will try to get you for every cent that you don’t even owe them!