The Eagle at Lakewood

Reviews

• DJ

  Danasha Jenkins

  Jul 20, 2026
  2.0
  Honestly, would not recommend this place I got a boot on my car twice because we wasn’t made aware during move in we had to register our car on a different company site. Lakewood has a portal where you can register your car, I’m not sure why if we can’t register there that’s so stupid. And we were not compensated for this. One of the leasing agents said there’s nothing she can do. Also, upon move in our oven didn’t work. It’s been two weeks now we still don’t have an oven. This is ridiculous. 3/10 I wished I moved somewhere else.
• JG

  Judith Gomez

  Jul 15, 2026
  1.0
  Our experience trying to lease an apartment here was incredibly disappointing, largely because of our interactions with Erick Standmire. From the moment we arrived, she was rude, disorganized, and unprofessional. We were given excuse after excuse as to why we couldn’t tour the apartment we were interested in. At one point, she spent several minutes searching through her purse before calling maintenance—something that could have been done from the beginning. What stood out the most was the noticeable change in her demeanor when she began speaking with a white man. She was much more welcoming and respectful toward him than she had been with us. Throughout our conversation, she repeatedly asked us, “Do you understand?” while speaking to us in a condescending manner, despite the fact that we were communicating clearly in English. Unfortunately, we also noticed her speaking dismissively to the construction worker on the property. Combined with our own experience, it created an overall impression of poor professionalism and a lack of respect for others. The property itself was also underwhelming. The pool appeared dirty, and the apartment we toured already had issues, including two drawers that wouldn’t even open fully. Based on our experience, I would not recommend leasing here. Management should seriously evaluate how prospective residents are treated and ensure staff provide the same level of professionalism and respect to everyone. I also noticed that other reviewers have shared similar concerns about discriminatory treatment toward Hispanic applicants, and after our experience, I can understand why. Overall, the interaction left us feeling as though we were inconveniencing her simply by trying to lease an apartment.
• GH

  Geraldine Hernandez

  Jul 15, 2026
  1.0
  DON’T MOVE HERE unless you want to risk having your car windows smashed, your vehicle scratched by your own neighbors, or your tires stabbed with a knife. This place is extremely unsafe and, honestly, the worst place I have ever lived. No one sees anything, there are no security, no proper safety measures, and the management does absolutely nothing even when serious vandalism happens. The police already have reports for the damage done to our vehicles, including the incident that happened today, but the administration does not seem to care at all. Do not be fooled by the advertised rent price of $1,085. You are not saving money by living here trust me, it will end up costing you much more in repairs, stress, and putting your safety at risk. Choose another place. Your safety and your family’s safety are worth much more than a “cheap” monthly rent..
• TB

  Thomas Byrom

  Jul 3, 2026
  4.0
  So far so good. The staff has been super helpful and informative. Mrs Erica S. helped me tremendously with the application process and the signing of the lease. My only reservation is that they are offering a free month of rent for 13+ month leases but they charge a supplemental application fee that can range anywhere from $50-$250 depending on the apartment all the way to… one month’s rent. You get it free but you pay for it after leasing the apartment. So it’s free… but it’s not. And it’s in the lease so there’s nothing you can do about it. It’s a perfectly legal scam.
• MH

  Mayra Huidor

  Jun 29, 2026
  1.0
  I am a resident of these apartments. When I first moved in, the property was under different management, and I never had a single problem. But ever since the current management took over, it’s obvious that communication between their staff is terrible because every time you go to the office, you get a completely different answer depending on who you talk to. I was living in a two-bedroom apartment and transferred to a three-bedroom before my lease ended. I paid the early termination fee to break my previous lease, and that’s not even my complaint. My issue is that before I moved, they clearly told me that I would pay the first month in full, but my second month would be FREE. I went to the office several times before and after moving, and every single time I asked about the free month, they reassured me that yes, my second month would be free. Well, today my second month came, and what a surprise. They suddenly told me that after “reviewing their information,” the second month is NOT free because I was already a resident. What makes me even angrier is that if I hadn’t gone to the office myself, I would have never known. They didn’t even have the decency to send an email, a text message, or make a phone call to let me know that the information they had been giving me all along was wrong. And that’s not even the worst part. When I moved into the three-bedroom apartment, one of the bathrooms had a leaking faucet, the washing machine didn’t work, one of the bedroom ceiling fans was literally about to fall off the ceiling (my brother had to fix it himself), and the master bedroom has a roof leak. Every time it rains, water pours into the bedroom and the floor gets soaked. I reported every single one of these issues multiple times, including on the move-in inspection form they give you to list everything that’s damaged. Months have gone by, and not a single one of these problems has been fixed. At this point, I honestly can’t wait for my lease to end so I can move out of these apartments. If I could give this place zero stars, I absolutely would.