Low income apartments Currently has good management things are fixed fast the crime rate is so much lower than past It is what it is from experience it could be so much worse
Since new management came into place it has been miserable They are very nosey and controlling They do not let you live your everyday life They will ban family members if they visit you for more than 14 days in a 45 day period Even if it is for day tSince new management came into place it has been miserable They are very nosey and controlling They do not let you live your everyday life They will ban family members if they visit you for more than 14 days in a 45 day period Even if it is for day time visits They want to know who and why people are visiting They evict people with disabilities who private pay or hire caregivers They would rather have an empty unit than let someone have a caregiver If I could give it zero stars I would Most of the tenants are now afraid to live a normal lifemore ...hide ...
333 LIPPERT DRIVE WEST, PORT ORCHARD, WA 98366 206-443-9935 Low Income Apartments & Housing Tax Credit (LIHTC), Accept Housing Vouchers, Section 8 housing, Washington State Housing Finance Commission • Total number of rental units: 51 • Total number of low income units for rent: 50 • Type of construction: Acquisition and Rehab
• Number of 1-bedroom units: 10 • Number of 2-bedroom units: 30 • Number of 3-bedroom units: 6 • Number of 4-bedroom units: 4 Making a rental inquiry • Port Orchard, WA
(360) 876 - 4789 200 W LIPPERT DR SE, PORT ORCHARD , WV 98366Housing types: Low Income Apartments buildings / Section 8 vouchers accepted
Carol F.
(3.1/5)
Ive lived here for one and half years, a single gal. I have always felt super safe here. I have had no problems with things breaking down and if I did, I can always go to Steve, in maintenance, and he comes right away,Ive lived here for one and half years, a single gal. I have always felt super safe here. I have had no problems with things breaking down and if I did, I can always go to Steve, in maintenance, and he comes right away, but nothing has ever broken down. I do think the washing machines cant handle heavy stuff (like blankets) but otherwise, Im careful with loading my washer. The grounds are ALWAYS green and maintained. Sometimes it DOES get noisy when inconsiderate people come and go in the parking lot, but for the most part, I have no problems sleeping when my windows are open. I am very impressed with how they do take care of things around here. The negatives: I havent had much luck in getting responses from management though. They pretty much ignore me. I do believe the apartments are very overpriced, but I think thats the norm in Port Orchard. Overpriced really, and the two-bedrooms are small, BUT very nice and very clean. I do recommend this place if you can afford it.more ...hide ...
(360) 895 - 1454 105 LIPPERT DR W , PORT ORCHARD , WA 98366Housing types: Low Income Apartments buildings / Section 8 vouchers accepted total apartment units: 57, assisted housing category: subsidized, no hud financing, contract term: 4 months, 515/8 nc , below 80% fmr, 1bedroom: $1,003.00,
Heather Appell
(3.0/5)
I lived at this establishment for a year. Filled out all the paper work, payed rent. I never received my lease. Every month the manager would push it off, explaining that they where switching to a different company then I lived at this establishment for a year. Filled out all the paper work, payed rent. I never received my lease. Every month the manager would push it off, explaining that they where switching to a different company then Hud.The management picks and chooses who to go after. While living there a women broke out her apartment windows, she still lives there to this day.Drugs and foot traffic are a major problem. Meth is alive and well around this area.Crime is constant and the police are there weekly, the apartment manger refuses to go after these people or do anything.There are animals left by tenants, for several years a couple of cats have been strays in the apartments complex when asking manger to call animal control to get the animals help as one has a wound she refused stating she cannot. When I contact animal control the politely explain this was the mangers job to call. The poor cats are still there.Mold in the apartments. We addressed this for several months with little to no help.more ...hide ...
