Linwood Park Apartments

night. The building managers absolute incompetence and failure to handle the situation has shown over the past fews months and I highly encourage anyone looking to rent or own here to RUN elsewhere until this gets resolved. The board of health is getting involved AGAIN and we will see if Linwood Coop steps up this time around. I will happily update my review until then. 400 Park is the building currently affected to my personal knowledge. I found a bedbug in my sink yesterday and worry I may be the next victim. It doesn't matter how clean your space is, these disturbingly resilient pests will find their way into your home.

Fed-X, HMart and UPS; plus a liquor store and Japanese restaurant.

INSTALL the unit AND for the panels for an AC unit you purchase yourself. Maybe you'd be lucky to get an apt where they already have the AC installed, if not be ready to pay $200 on top of the unit. Also the laundry room is very unkept - the machines are old & only accepts coins. It's 2020, have a card option. The bugs here are uncontrollable. I have tried all sprays & found all visible holes but they still manage to get in here. This probably goes back to the age of the complex but it's been a really big nuisance, beyond the normal amount of bugs. I truly don't understand the point of the maintenance office. When I signed the lease, one of the selling points was that there was an office that always has spare keys, would help answer questions, & help tenants feel secure. I locked myself out once & I was told 'we don't have a spare key on file I think the realtor never returned it' & I was so confused because is it the tenants job to make sure the realtor returns the spare key? No next steps on it & they told me to 'call a locksmith'. Nice. There was recently a black out in the area & they sent an email stating the black-out & that they would be working with PSEG to get the power back on asap (this was really appreciated, great communication). But when I responded asking for an updated ETA the following day I was told 'contact PSEG.' Okay, that's fine then why not state that in the original email? Or state in the email that there will be no further updates outside of this ONE because they didn't even let tenants know that the power was back on. Just all around nonsense fees, policies & processes that make no sense and have no benefit to the tenant. This has been a horrible place to live. Whoever manages this complex doesn't care about making it better they only work to maintain what they have which gets worse year over year. I would not recommend anyone to rent or purchase property at Linwood. Be very very mindful when you decide to live here.

On-site parking is available for a yearly fee, and in order to park on the street, you must have a sticker from the city. Prices of the complex vary depending on the landlord, and may range anywhere from $1,000-$2,000 on-average.