Luxor Gardens Apartments

Quiet- peaceful- kind neighbors and great staff. We have been here for 4 years and love it so much.

I have lived here for 2 years now. Previously I would say that Luxor was awful, but with new management themat actually cares about it's tenants, it has improved tremendously. Happy to live here amongst great people. Keep up the great work

There are over 220 apartments at Luxor Gardens and a maintenance staff of two. During 2023, four roofs caved in. During the spring and summer months, the lawns were mowed a total of seven times, sometimes attracting the attention of township codes Enforcement. Residents who want sidewalks shoveled after a snowstorm should be prepared to do it themselves. The windows have never been weatherized or caulked, and outside wind gusts can be felt inside, while heating costs skyrocket. Animals have... gained entrance to apartments through HVAC ducts. Luxor Gardens is a mess. Read More

When I moved into the neighborhood during the summer of 2015, Luxor Gardens was a fairly well-maintained middle-class neighborhood. But in the past year or so, a combination of ineffectual management and absentee Lakewood, New Jersey ownership has reduced the neighborhood to a blighted property.

During the early days of my residency I frequently forgot to lock and latch my door, and often fell asleep with my windows open. No more--I’ve actually added extra security devices to my apartment, at... my own expense. I avoid carrying my trash out at night. I won’t invite relatives to visit because of safety concerns.

The Luxor promise of a “safe, quiet, and clean” environment is a farce. All three qualities are violated every day as a matter of routine. The latest OD occurred at Luxor last week. The township police rarely patrol, although a maintenance worker told me there are more drugs and guns on the property than on the streets of Johnstown.

While every other comparable apartment complex within 60 miles is operating at 100% capacity, Luxor operates at significantly less. Overgrown weeds abound, and vacant apartments with blinds akimbo punctuate the brick structures. Many of the buildings have the empty-eyed appearance of abandoned properties.

But somehow more objectionable than the safety violations or the blighted appearance is the arrogance of the apartment complex’ management, which seems to seek to punish those tenants who want to live quietly and with a measure of dignity. Residents paying premium rates are subjected to the disgrace of poverty.

Despite the safety concerns and physical appearance of the property, rental rates were raised by some 27% during the summer of 2022, an increase that occurred simultaneously with a complete breakdown of property maintenance. For a full seven weeks, from June until August of 2022, the lawns were neglected. Grass and weeds in yards around the property grew to heights in some cases exceeding two feet.

The neglect of lawn maintenance continued until repeated calls to the Township Codes Enforcement office resulted in a threat of sanctions against the ownership--only then was the complaint addressed. Still, other maintenance requests are routinely ignored.

For those who don’t mind hearing their neighbors’ conversations through wafer-thin walls, for those who seek to pay premium prices to live in the chaos and insecurity of a blighted property, Luxor might be the place for you.

Others beware.
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It is one floor with furnished blinds and beautiful carpeting. Very quiet and peaceful. Very clean. Secluded. The office management is wonderful!!! I just love Crystal, Josh and Katie!!! They treat you like family!!! If you have an issue it is taken care of immediately!! The maintenance staff are very friendly and respectful!!! I just love it here!!!????