High Pointe Apartments Costs & Pricing
High Pointe Apartments offers competitive pricing compared to the broader market in both Orange County and New York. For instance, a one-bedroom unit at High Pointe is available for $1,350 per month, significantly lower than the county average of $4,014 and the state average of $4,307. Similarly, the two-bedroom apartments are priced at $1,550, which is also quite attractive when compared to Orange County's average of $3,357 and New York's higher rate of $4,786. Overall, High Pointe Apartments presents an appealing option for renters seeking quality living spaces without the burden of exorbitant costs typically associated with these regions.
| Floor plans | High Pointe Apartments | Orange County | New York |
|---|
| 1 Bedroom | $1,350 | $4,014 | $4,307 |
| 2 Bedrooms | $1,550 | $3,357 | $4,786 |
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Overall Review of High Pointe Apartments
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19 reviews mention this
Responsive, supportive staff
Residents consistently describe staff as kind, responsive, and attentive to questions and concerns.
Multiple residents and family members say the office and maintenance teams respond quickly and follow through, including getting answers when questions come up. Several note the staff treats them like family and makes daily life feel easier, from addressing issues to helping with practical needs. A few reviews are less positive, describing an inquiry that felt dismissive, which is the main counterpoint to the otherwise steady experience.
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9 reviews mention this
Well-kept buildings and maintenance
Reviews repeatedly point to a building and grounds that feel clean and well maintained.
Residents and visitors describe the property as clean and well kept, and some specifically mention maintenance moving quickly when something comes up. The overall maintenance picture is mostly positive, including comments about a well-maintained complex and concerns being handled promptly. One recurring complaint is about a rodent issue that was not addressed effectively.
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6 reviews mention this
Security, quiet, and peace of mind
Many residents say the community feels secure, quiet, and peaceful.
Several families describe a strong sense of safety, including comments that residents feel secure in their new home. Reviews also characterize the community as quiet and peaceful, with a respectful environment that supports that feeling. One review explicitly mentions being secure as part of the property’s appeal.
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3 reviews mention this
Rent feels high to some
Some residents and families feel rent increases make the cost hard to manage on a fixed budget.
A few reviews call out rising rent as a major downside, describing it as increasingly unbearable for seniors on fixed budgets. Another review also flags that the community feels expensive for seniors. At the same time, the published rent range is below county and state benchmarks, so cost perception varies by household and unit type.
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2 reviews mention this
Rodent issue needs better follow-through
Two reviews specifically raise concerns about a rodent issue not being handled effectively.
Two separate reviews describe a rodent issue that they felt was not addressed effectively. These criticisms stand out because most other feedback focuses on the property being well maintained and responsive when issues arise. Together, they suggest that while maintenance is often praised, pest concerns are a recurring pain point for some.
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3 reviews mention this
Activities and community events
Residents mention events and activities that add to the community feel.
Several reviews describe the community hosting events and activities, including occasions residents enjoy attending. A family also mentions a specific event they attended, with staff going above and beyond to keep residents engaged. Overall, activities show up as a consistent “part of life” benefit in the reviews.
How we summarize
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Active Adult Communities (55+)
Cats allowed
Activities on-site
Air-conditioning
Bath tubs
Full kitchen
Indoor common areas
Outdoor common areas
Stewart (4 miles away)
Holiday parties
Excellent access to numerous nearby amenities (cafes, parks, pharmacies, physicians, restaurants, worship, theater, hospitals).
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