Worst rated Apartment complexes in Jersey City, United States

🫤 Had a decent experience here for two years and even referred friends as well. Staff is mostly adequate. Getting packages or furniture delivered is more of a hassle at Newport apartments compared to any other apartments I've lived in. Flooring and appliances for a lot of the units are really old and...

😠 Management is EXTREMELY inflexible. We had requested a little bit of flexibility on our lease completion date (and were willing to pay a higher monthly rent) after having lived in the building for 30+ months and the management was unwilling to accommodate even the smallest request. The ironic part...

🫤 Lived here when this place was named after James Madison. It's not a terribly old building but it wasn't well maintained. Apartments hailed from at least the 80s and were worn out through high tenant turnover. Views over the Hudson and to Manhattan were incredible until newer apartment blocks appear...

😐 Editing to add update: Ever since the building owners took over from Greystar, things have improved considerably. I really hope this upward trend keeps occurring and things keep improving. Living at Beacon under the Beacon management have become almost equivalent to living in hell. Fire alarms ring...

👍👍 Great place to stay if you want to get away from al the noise in Manhattan. The apartment is well furnished and has an awesome view of Manhattan, especially at night. It is very easy to get to Manhattan with the path which is 8 minutes walk away.The Apartment is located in a quiet and safe area with...

😠 WE WERE LIED TO!! I asked the leasing agent (Edwin Martinez) if there was going to be any construction on the plot of land in front of the building during the 1 year lease term. He assured me that there would be no construction for at least 12-18 months. I only signed the lease after that confirmati...

😠 Stay away. If you’re visiting for a tour, i encourage you to ask every tenant that you see if they like the building- don’t only take my word. Here’s a quick breakdown: 1. Employees are under paid and not treated well by their supervisor or management. They don’t have microwave to heat up their foo...