Forest Edge Apartments

Horrible Management, I was here for 3 years, have not been able to get my questions asked about renewing my lease for over 2 weeks, come home to a letter on my door stating that they are deciding not to renew my lease. Instead of receiving a call like Soli said they put a letter on my door. The letter had last years date on it and so many typo's so I reached out again with my questions and asked why, instead of Pam reaching out she just send and updated letter. They have not given me a reason,... only gave me 30 days from when my lease is over to move which is unacceptable especially since I have reached out numerous times before and could of had enough time to move. Since then I have had to seek legal help due to she will not answer my questions about my deposit and I have a feeling they are going to try everything to keep it. Make sure you take picture of everything and complete the move in form about everything that is wrong, thats what I did. The place is not worth it and you can get something so much better for the price they are going to charge. They have not done this to any of my neighbors but me. Tenants are opening up the crawl spaces for cats to live, feeding the Cats, there is about 30 cats that roam the area and they will sit on the hood of your car when it gets cold everyone ends up with foot prints on there car. There is so much moisture due to trees that the units constantly smell like wet and rotted wood. Horrible renovations, gaps in the molding, horrible paint choice in the bathroom. I will be reporting everything I have to the Better Business Bureau asap after receiving guidance from my legal services. Lee mas

I just signed my 3rd lease here with Pam and this place is just great. There is a nice dog park and we are in a great area that is so conveinent to shopping and almost anything you could need. Maintenance is quick to repair any issues and the onsite laundry room is kept clean.

After living at Forest Edge Apartments for one year, I found it necessary to take the time to review my experience so far. I am very pleased with the work Pam (Property Manager) does for her residents. Pam is extremely professional and very helpful with any maintenance request I’ve had. Any repair I have needed done has been handle within 24 hours, which is excellent! I am thankful to have a PM who I trust and who communicates well.

The area is quite nice. It is filled with huge trees and... located in a small neighborhood called Strawberry Farms. It is mostly residential with a few apartment complexes and good sidewalks. It is definitely safe. I’ve had no issues with sketchy business or excessive noise. I love that Forest Edge Apts is so close to Easton, the highway, and a few metro parks.

The units are not modern, which I am okay with. I live in a studio which is a great starter place for me. It is minimal and basic, but comfortable. I have not been in the 1BR or 2BR units.

The laundry facilities is well maintained. There have been a few machines out of order but not very often. Also, I like that there is a dog park even though I do not have an animal.

Overall, 5 stars for a great year living at Forest Edge Apartments! Lee mas

I had hardly any issues living here in the year that I did. My move in/out experience went smooth!!! If something in the unit needed attention it was done in a timely fashion. Pam is great about responding with well detailed professional emails! The only reason I moved out was bc I moved to another state.

I left here in 2018 after two years. The long story short is this is a mixed bag apartment complex. If you are solo and just starting out in life, simply trying to re-establish yourself, or are a low-maintenance couple, this is a great place for you to consider. The rent is very affordable, it is super close in location to both Easton and the Ohio 161/I-270 intersection, and there is very nice management in place. Crime is extremely minimal; not once did I ever feel unsafe living here. On the... downside, if you're seeking something modern or spacious, and/or have kids, this may not be a fit. The units are circa late 1970. While current management is refreshing units as tenants come and go, they cannot fix the design, which can leave you cramped - especially a small kitchen with a one-tub sink, little counter space, no dishwasher, and a very small stove for cooking. You do feel like you're on top of one another. Also, a prospective tenant may wish to consider enrolling in an electric bill budget. There is no central air, and the motel-style heating/AC wall unit will not reach the entire apartment, especially the kitchen and bedroom, potentially leading to high seasonal electric bills. The water heater is also a half-unit, not full-sized, and can be hard-pressed to support a multi-person living arrangement. This is not the worst place to live, but not the best place, and your life situation alone will tell you if an apartment here is worth considering or not. Lee mas