Greentree Glen Costs & Pricing
Greentree Glen offers competitive pricing for its residential accommodations compared to broader market trends in Dane County and across Wisconsin. For a one-bedroom unit, residents can expect to pay $601 per month, which is significantly lower than the county average of $4,101 and the state average of $3,412. Similarly, the cost for a two-bedroom unit at Greentree Glen is priced at $820 per month, again presenting an attractive alternative when contrasted with the county's average of $4,345 and the statewide figure of $3,111. These appealing rates reflect Greentree Glen's commitment to providing affordable housing options without sacrificing quality or comfort.
| Floor plans | Greentree Glen | Dane County | Wisconsin |
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| 1 Bedroom | $601 | $4,101 | $3,412 |
| 2 Bedrooms | $820 | $4,345 | $3,111 |
Overall Review of Greentree Glen
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8 reviews mention this
Judi and staff feel welcoming
Residents and families describe the management as consistently kind and responsive.
Many reviews highlight a resident manager (Judi) as a standout during tours and after move-in, with families describing her as friendly, knowledgeable, and making people feel at home. Several residents also say staff are easy to talk with and quick to respond to requests or concerns. A few other reviews take a very different view, describing management as negative, rude, or controlling, including refusing residentsā ideas.
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6 reviews mention this
Community activities include social options
Residents describe regular social activities, though some report tight control of programming.
Positive reviews mention a good variety of social activities, including spaces for gatherings and events such as movies and coffee hours. Some residents also appreciate improvements tied to activities, like adding an exercise room or more lights in shared areas. On the other hand, several reviews criticize activities as being controlled or limited, with some residents avoiding them or saying staff do not make room for resident-led events.
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3 reviews mention this
Cleanliness is a recurring plus
Residents repeatedly note that the building is kept clean.
Multiple reviews mention the community as clean and well cared for, including comments about the facility being clean overall. One reviewer even describes routine upkeep in shared areas like the underground garage. A separate set of reviews raises maintenance concerns that affect day-to-day comfort, but cleanliness itself comes up positively more than negatively.
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4 reviews mention this
Maintenance and repairs need improvement
Some residents report repair delays and aging equipment affecting daily life.
A few reviews describe maintenance as reactive rather than proactive, including maintenance being handled only during emergencies. Others report that repairs took significant time, such as an elevator being out for about a week and disruptions tied to utilities. There are also complaints about appliances and building systems being worn, and residents mention inspections and intrusiveness that can add stress around maintenance and building checks.
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2 reviews mention this
Rent increases and value come up
Reviews describe pressure around rising rent, alongside a few mentions of good value.
One reviewer says rent goes up each year, framing affordability as an ongoing concern. At least one other resident says they feel like they are getting a good value and compares the cost favorably based on their experience so far. Pricing relative to local benchmarks is also reflected across unit types, but the reviews still show mixed feelings when it comes to rent increases.
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3 reviews mention this
Safety concerns appear in some reviews
Some residents report feeling unsafe and describe management as not addressing concerns.
A few reviews describe serious safety and security concerns, including comments about theft and residents feeling extremely unsafe. Others criticize managementās handling of problems, saying suggestions are refused and maintenance is handled only after emergencies. One reviewer, however, frames safety differently by explaining a meal-delivery practice as a safety choice, reflecting that not all concerns are experienced the same way.
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