Inwood On The Park

8639A Property ID

558 SqFt Size

0 Bedrooms

1 Bathroom

$984

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Inwood On The Park

$984 - $1969

5720 Forest Park Rd

0 - 2 Beds
1 - 2 Baths
558 - 1198 Sq.Ft.

Pricing & Floor Plans

Name	Price	Sq.Ft
0 Bedroom Bedroom	$984	558 Sq. Ft.
2 Bedroom	$1194	698 Sq. Ft.
	$1969	1198 Sq. Ft.

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Rating: 3.0 / 5

★★★☆☆

Reviews: 153

pancheng

★☆☆☆☆

Avoid this apartment if you value honesty, cleanliness, and safety. 1:Poor Management The current management and staff are extremely disappointing compared to previous teams. There’s a noticeable lack of professionalism and organization. Communication is often rude and... Read More

yasmeen Khan

★☆☆☆☆

This apartment is horrible in terms of so many things that i will list down: 1. Management: They don't care if you are facing any issues related to safety and essential services (to name a few: AC... Read More

xie wenhui

★☆☆☆☆

This is by far the worst apartment I’ve ever lived in. The staff are extremely unprofessional and unhelpful. On weekends, all facilities except the gym are locked—including the restrooms—so if you need to use the bathroom while... Read More

Suzette Palmer

★☆☆☆☆

I normally do not write reviews, but I had such a terrible time living at this apartment complex that I feel there should be a review. The first thing I noticed when moving into this complex was the bug problem. They have german coackroaches (the small ones) that are especially hard to get rid of. I left some cat food out right after I moved my cat in and when I came back from running errands (2-3 hours later), there were 3-4 cockroaches in the food bowl. Additionally, when I moved in - the kitchen sink and garbage disposal were leaking. And the dishwasher did not work and had a bunch of brown, moldy water in the bottom of it. After about 5 days of not having a working sink/garbage disposal and not having a dishwasher, maintenance came and pulled out the dishwasher and then placed the new dishwasher in. In between, I saw a stack of german cockroach egg sacks where the the old dishwasher was (and I had to grab a dustpan) and removed the egg sacks before the new dishwasher was put in. After this, I had significantly less cockroaches, but they never fully went away. Also, even though 3-4 maintenance requests went in about my leaking sink, they never were able to successfully stop the leaking, so after 9 months (and me moving out) the sink is likely still leaking. The second major issue I had (and started noticing) was the air conditioning. I started getting $300 electricity bills for a 700 sq ft apartment. For reference, I do keep the air at 76 during the day and then at night, I drop it down to 72. However, there was clearly something wrong with the cost of electricity for this unit. When I submitted maintenance requests, I never received any notifications about whether someone was coming in to look at the air conditioning, and the one time that I did see a maintenance worker, her told me that everything (including my fridge and microwave) uses power. And that I should unplug my appliances. This was his way of handling the air conditioning. Another time, my electricity actually went out and they refused to give me status updates for when this would be fixed. I had to go down to the office after multiple days to figure out what the progress was. They did give me a $300 credit for the air conditioning, but it was never completely fixed. I continues to have bills ranging from $184-$300 for the duration of 9 months. Additionally, my apartment was one of the apartments affected in building 3 by the flood that happened last month (March 2025). There was active water flowing through my apartment. I ended up having to evacuate because it was a safety issue (with water actively running through the walls and ceilings), which could lead to electrocution if the water went into . I talked with maintenance/management in the hallway and asked then if there was a chance that we could get electrocuted. Their response was that "they didn't think that we would be electrocuted". My dad, who has built and wired homes in the past, told me that if there was active water running down walls and ceilings, that there was a possibility of electrocution, so we obviously left that night. This complex did not try to evacuate any of the residents during this incident. To my knowledge, no one came to check on my apartment after this , and there were no fans/dehumidifiers put in my unit - so, there is most likely mold growing in there. Additionally, when I moved out, there was mold actively growing on the walls surrounding my apartment door and there was no further communication with residents about actions being taken to rectify this situation. Lastly, I was charged $250 at move-out for cleaning and shampooing carpet. This apartment also takes a non-refundable monthly security deposit charge of $20/month. For me, that was $180. What is this non-refundable monthly security deposit going towards? Obviously - this is not going towards a move out fee. Anyways, this was a terrible experience for me. This only saving grace was Victor, who was really helpful and seemed to care. If you can afford to live somewhere different - do it.

Zhang Qian

★★★★★

We like living here. The staff are all friendly and work efficiently. Victor helps us renew our lease and process goes very smoothly!