Rivergate Bordentown Waterfront Apartments

undertaken, are shoddy, at best (think massive amounts of duct tape). The main staff is not helpful, either. I have called and left messages to no avail. Parking is a nightmare. If you plan on returning any time after 6 pm, expect to park two football field lengths from your building. The garages are for rent, and are not supposed to be used for storage, in order to accommodate more cars. However, nearly every rented garage space IS used for storage, so it does nothing to alleviate the congestion in the lots. My neighbors smoked pot when I lived there, and the hallways frequently reeked of it. Depending on the way that your apartment faces, you either get loud tractor trailers driving by every hour of the day, or you get a train whizzing by on the tracks every 20 minutes or so. Pick your poison. Add to that, rent increases every year for no reason other than the management can make it so. If the apartments were about $400-600 cheaper, maybe they'd be worth it. But the only thing "luxury" about this place is the price tag. If you can afford the rent here, you can probably find a better place.

you want. Since its still under construction, landscaping is a work in progress but the work that has been complete is wonderful. They also have garages that you can rent out but they do cost extra so I did not get a garage. The apartments themselves are nice however the higher end finishes don't seem as high end when you actually use them. I don't think that should negate from the apartment as a whole. I do however LOVE LOVE LOVE that the walls are thick and the floors too. Thats not to say I cannot hear my upstairs or downstairs neighbors but that is only when they are really loud which isn't often (almost never). I have never heard the neighbors on either side of me. There is a train the rides behind the complex but it doesn't come around often enough to be a nuisance. If you can afford to live here, I would definitely take it.