Alder Bellevue

Reviews

• MM

  Martha Montes

  3 days ago
  5.0
  Maria llera un excelente trabajo, muy amable, muy extraordinariamente, profecional dándome un seguimiento ayudándome en todo para poder obtener el apartamento, gracias que contemos con personal con doble, habla hispana e inglés, me siento muy feliz y muy cómoda y muy agradecida por el trabajo tan extraordinario excelente que me dio. Muchas gracias
• CD

  Ces Delg

  3 days ago
  5.0
  Maria is the best! She was very kind and patient showing me around, also very professional.
• RT

  Roz Tam

  Sep 25, 2026
  1.0
  Apartments being shown with Doors off hinges, drawers that can't close carpets that are a complete mess, stairwell degrading and a mess. Another apartment the toilet was off the wall because the toilet was leaking and it was rusted out and would need a complete replacement. They just seem to be trying to paint over degraded broken things. The reception is pretty and polished but apparently they've had 3 management companies since April.
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  Isabella Novoa

  Sep 15, 2026
  1.0
  Do not move here. I moved in almost 2 months again and with in 2 weeks my place has been flooding with water downstairs by my kitchen and towards my laundry machine. I’ve done emergency calls and had plumbers come to my place to see where it’s coming from and they can’t seem to find it. All they tell me is wait till it happens again and then we will find the source. This isn’t a way to live and honestly I’m scared to decorate my place because of mold or even again another flood. I have 2 cats and I’m scared to also leave them alone due to it. This is horrible. Also they don’t even know which keys lead to anywhere. I’ve had to wait a almost 3 weeks just to put my bikes in the bike room and could have had them stolen. These apartments aren’t what you expect but I honestly am so over them. Also on the move in day they tell me the place is cleaned and ready to be moved in and things are missing and hanging and falling off the ceiling, floor boards are missing, my closets don’t work and my sink is dripping, my toilet doesn’t have water in it. These apartments are not worth it. DO NOT MOVE IN HERE.
• SS

  S

  Aug 21, 2026
  2.0
  UPDATE: 9/17 Management responded that they have been “in direct contact” with me, but my emails remain unanswered. I also had water that would not stop running. On Sunday, I called the emergency line twice with no answer and left a voicemail as instructed. No one responded. By Tuesday, the water was still running. I called the emergency line again and the office twice with no answer, so I had to go in person to get maintenance sent out. The front office was unattended; the two staff members I saw were together in the back office and said they were in a meeting. The issue required a plumber. This is exactly why I raised concerns about communication and responsiveness and recommended looking elsewhere. I have lived at this apartment complex for nearly five years, and my honest recommendation is to look elsewhere. The property has declined, especially over the last year and a half. We have gone through three management companies: AMC, Avenue5, and now Asset Living. AMC was overall decent, Avenue5 lasted about five months, and Asset Living started with good staff. After the manager and leasing agent left, communication and management became much more difficult. Be cautious with newer reviews; some appear to be from people who toured rather than long-term residents. Be prepared for more than the advertised rent. There is base rent, parking, electricity, and additional utility charges. The property uses RUBS for water, sewer, trash, common-area utilities, and service fees, so charges can fluctuate and are not necessarily based on your own usage. Get a complete fee breakdown before signing. Maintenance staff are friendly, but simple requests can take months. Air circulation can also be poor. There are ongoing issues. Both pools have appeared green for approximately 7–8 months based on my observations. I have observed rats, overflowing trash, liquor bottles, and recurring mold concerns, including in the dog wash area. The dog park is available, but people frequently leave dog waste behind. There are no playgrounds. Children frequently ride bikes on sidewalks and through parking lots, and management has essentially said little can be done because they are kids. My own car has been damaged by children here, and I received the same response. Security patrol is rarely present in my experience, and I have observed police at the property fairly often. Noise varies by building, so visit at different times. Cell service can also be an issue outside T-Mobile. My recent renewal offers from Asset Living proposed a 21% rent increase, with an even higher month-to-month rate. I raised concerns because I believed the notice did not comply with Washington’s rental-increase requirements, including HB 1217. A staff member who identified herself as a floater told me they would wait until my lease expired, then issue another 90-day notice. She also said my month-to-month rate would be higher than my monthly rent. I pointed out this was not what my Avenue5 contract stated. More recently, they provided another proposed increase that I also believe does not comply with Washington law. Again, I was told they would let my lease roll month-to-month so they could issue another increase notice. I would also be cautious about the Amazon package locker subscription because technical issues can make receiving packages more difficult. Positives: the location is convenient for transit, the grocery store is within walking distance, apartments have stackable washers and dryers, and some are fairly spacious. The landscaping crew does a phenomenal job, and I have met genuinely good staff members. However, in my opinion, the apartment size does not justify the price. After nearly five years, I believe there are more cons than pros. I have watched long-term residents move away, including to nearby complexes, and seen high staff turnover. A new resident may receive a good move-in deal but consider whether it is worth the potential stress after year one.