Cornerstone Village Apartments

Rachel Valotta 

on Google

a month ago

For the “high expectations” they preach at Cornerstone Village, they do not take care of their residents or buildings. Last year my partner and I were given a month’s notice that our rent was increasing a significant amount and really had no choice but to sign the renewal. We will be looking for a new place to live once our lease is up because I know they will try to raise rent again and living here is not worth that amount, nor do I think we will be able to afford it at that point. I see reviews from years ago with the same... read more

Marie Clark 

on Google

a month ago

Cornerstone is offering free rent if you lease by May 2025. I visited the office in March and was told the waiting list is closed and applications are not being accepted for the next 3 yrs. How then can one take advantage of such offer? 

Anne Wiebelhaus 

on Google

a month ago

I have been trying to contact this apartment complex about renting and I have called at least 3 times and emailed twice and have not gotten any sort of response. This place seems like a nice place to live, is in my budget, and is in a good area, however I have not been able to get a hold of anyone to get more information. Really disappointed :( 

Emi-Ajewel Askew 

on Google

a month ago

Everyone in that building is unprofessional, no one ever answers the phone, no one communicated anything appropriately and the building is nasty and smells of smoke. There's children running around all day making noise in the hallways and pulling the fire alarm. The building's fire alarm goes off at all hours of the night for hours at a time that only maintainance has control of. The maintenance team is terrible, the apartments are cheaply made and they raise the rent with a month's notice. 

Nico Massucci 

on Google

4 months ago

I just got a virtual tour from London. She did a great job showing me the entire townhouse and was even willing to walk to the community center to show me that too. She answered questions that were important to me on making a decision. Check out a rental on a virtual tour at the very least (you've got nothing to lose). She does not pressure you, while still pointing out the potential benefits of renting now. Thanks again London.