Cedars at Medford Apartments

storm, from the unsealed sliding doors and complete lack of proper water runoff. Meanwhile, my immediate neighbor had no water at all. I give them credit that after I threatened to sue, they offered to pay for a hotel and quickly fixed the apartment. I'm told less demanding tenants who were flooded were less lucky. If I could find something reasonable that's worth the trouble of taking time off work and the expense of moving I'd get out asap.

open all year long or a fenced in area near the main office that would be perfect! Other than that I've really enjoyed it here and the neighbors are always friendly. I do agree with the parking. It could be a hassle sometimes, especially if there's more than 1 person living in your apartment since you only have 1 dedicated spot. I definitely recommend!

never use the "club house" (which is by reservation and for a fee; it's not a place for residents to convene) -- it's attached to the main office, which reeks of smoke. Let's talk about noise pollution. Previous reviewers are right; you can't hear much road noise. What you do hear is the rude neighbors who insist on talking at the top of their lungs to each other or on speaker phone when they're outside. And the ones who, inexplicably, have dogs only to constantly yell at them to lay down or shut up. And the ones who think their yappy dogs are so cute that neighbors won't mind the cacophony as the dog yaps at everything that goes by while it's on the patio/balcony unattended. Then there are those who have no idea someone lives on the other side of the wall and insist on blasting their surround sound so loudly their neighbors can hear it in their bedroom. Parking is a dream. I love constantly having to avoid hitting the moron who keeps parking in a spot that's not really a spot (and yet, management does nothing). I also love all the dings on the side of my car from the woman who repeatedly hits my car with her car door (I have witnessed her doing it). The parking lot is routinely used as a park-and-ride by people who don't live here, so I pay to maintain parking that I can't use because non-paying strangers are using it. Thanks for that too, management. The insulation. Yup, it's great that the units are concrete. This means your heat is constantly running in winter because the seals on the windows and doors are so bad that the concrete floor underneath the (extremely cheap) carpet keeps the entire place like an icebox. All winter. It's great, especially when it's windy. Management stinks. Two thirds of the maintenance staff are routinely rude. And if you're a long-term resident, don't expect the same upgrades that other units get. Not allowed to have the work done if you live in the unit. The place may look welcoming in the pix. In reality, it's anything but.

bugs or critters. My heat and air bills were cheap and I was generous with the use. The maintenance crew are friendly, professional and do a great job- they respond to your needs timely. The complex is quiet, the neighbors are friendly and there is hardly ever any noise at night. They have a pool which is kept nice and you can walk to acme in a pinch. All in all it is a wonderful place to live, I only moved because of job relocation. If I had it my way I would have lived there for a long time. You can't beat the price for what you get in this area.

to the development and it seems to just keep getting better.

after their dogs. The windows are also drafty in the winter. And the pool is not free ($35/summer). But overall the neighbors are nice and my dog loves the area.

the two bedroom apartments, The pool is larger than most apartment complexes offer, there is also a gym to workout. The people who live here take pride in their patios, its clean and quiet. I like living here as the people Who manage and maintain the complex work hard to make it as nice as if is, they live here too so it's home to them as well. Lastly affordability is key , it's very affordable. I give it an A plus!!