Ballinger Court Costs & Pricing
Ballinger Court offers competitive pricing compared to both Snohomish County and the broader Washington state market. For a one-bedroom unit, Ballinger Court is priced at $750 per month, which significantly undercuts the county's average of $5,080 and the state average of $4,632. Similarly, for two-bedroom accommodations, Ballinger Court charges $1,125 per month - again a more affordable option when contrasted with Snohomish County's rate of $3,924 and the state's average of $4,301. This positions Ballinger Court as an attractive choice for potential renters seeking quality living arrangements at a budget-friendly price point in comparison to regional norms.
| Floor plans | Ballinger Court | Snohomish County | Washington |
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| 1 Bedroom | $750 | $5,080 | $4,634 |
| 2 Bedrooms | $1,125 | $3,924 | $4,301 |
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Overall Review of Ballinger Court
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Maintenance response earns trust
Residents frequently describe maintenance and management as professional and responsive.
Several residents point to timely, capable repairs and follow-through, especially with specific maintenance issues handled by named staff. Others echo that managers and maintenance teams keep the building running well day to day and maintain the property inside and out. A few residents, however, describe breakdowns lasting too long and staff not answering emergency contacts, which can make repairs feel inconsistent.
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Elevator and safety concerns
Some residents report safety and accessibility problems when key systems fail.
A recurring concern is that essential systems—especially the only elevator—have broken down for extended periods. Residents also describe issues with the front door call system, fire-safety equipment, and accessibility requests going unanswered. One resident further reports not getting help through an emergency phone number, leading to self-correcting an issue. Together, these comments suggest that emergencies and accessibility needs can be harder when service interruptions occur.
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Managers split resident experiences
Resident feedback about management ranges from supportive to highly critical.
Some residents praise the resident manager and say they are helpful, informative, and responsive. Others are much more critical, describing the property manager as unprofessional and dismissive, with residents saying issues were ignored. One review also describes poor communication and escalations that were difficult to resolve. This split suggests the management experience may vary depending on the situation and the staff involved.
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Events help make it social
Residents mention community activities and occasional hosted events.
Residents describe social programming such as resident activities and at least one hosted event. One resident specifically mentions a manager hosting a Cinco de Mayo brunch and having staff involved in the food. While some residents say they cannot always take part due to work schedules, the reviews still portray events as part of community life.
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Edmonds location feels convenient
Multiple residents call the location a practical advantage.
Several residents mention the community’s location positively, including comments about convenience in Edmonds. Reviews also describe the property as well maintained, paired with the sense that daily needs and nearby spots are within reach. Nearby options include parks, cafés, and medical care, which can help support everyday routines.
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Pricing feels like a tradeoff
Reviews mix affordable impressions with concerns about rent increases.
Some residents describe the apartments as affordable and recommend the community. Others raise concerns about rent increasing year over year, paired with dissatisfaction with certain property conditions. The listing also shows a wide price range for 1- and 2-bedroom units, so it may be worth comparing what you’re paying against similar options as your lease renews.
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Active Adult Communities (55+)
Cats allowed
Dogs allowed
Activities off-site
Devotional services off-site
Indoor common areas
Outdoor common areas
Seattle-Tacoma International (24 miles away)
Abundant nearby amenities (cafes, parks, pharmacies, restaurants, theater).
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