A new construction community offering luxury living in the Hampden Twp, most of my boxes were checked with Hampden Greene when I downsized less than 24 months ago with a 3 bedroom 2 bath upstairs unit. Initially I was impressed with amenities such as the Amazon Hub for packages, monthly newsletters, and other electronic communications. For various reasons the package lockers seemed to be short lived and replaced with mail and packages being delivered to the incorrect address - unit numbers are... similar on the same street and different streets within the community it’s bound to happen - at least you’ll get to know your neighbors. You can opt out of receiving passive / aggressive electronic communications which have been in excess of 5 in a day regarding various subjects, you never know if it may be something of importance. Although management distributes notices to every unit regarding upcoming maintenance or items they deem important. The notes are placed in between your door and the door jam until you open your door, with potentially informing others you may not be home for a period of time. Our bedroom was over the garage and the air flow did not work as you would expect (hot in summer, cold in winter). The suggested resolution is to keep our bedroom door open which does not align with fire safety. Monitor your maintenance request, ensure it doesn’t get closed without resolution. As quiet and respectful as you try to be of your neighbors, it’s inevitable they will hear you in your apartment. At times it’s a challenge getting in and out of the community with vehicles parked on both sides of the entrance Laurel Valley Lane until you pass Daisy Drive. Pay particular attention to the Automatic Renewal and Early Termination sections of the lease. Read More

The apartments look great on the surface but are actually sloppily put together. Carpets are falling apart, paint slopped all over, light fixtures poorly made, paint chipping, bugs constantly inside. Not to mention management is rude and will talk down to you any time you mention a problem. If you're not going to be home much, this is fine, but don't expect quality, just gold-plating to make it superficially nice.