Woodcliff Gardens is located at 8700 JFK Blvd E in North Bergen, New Jersey 07047. Woodcliff Gardens can be contacted via phone at 201-869-6025 for pricing, hours and directions.
Contact Info
201-869-6025
(201) 869-8550
Questions & Answers
Q What is the phone number for Woodcliff Gardens?
A The phone number for Woodcliff Gardens is: 201-869-6025.
Q Where is Woodcliff Gardens located?
A Woodcliff Gardens is located at 8700 JFK Blvd E, North Bergen, NJ 07047
Q How is Woodcliff Gardens rated?
A Woodcliff Gardens has a 4.2 Star Rating from 47 reviewers.
Terrible experience living here which is a shame because it is such a nice building and in a great location. Management was terrible and only catered to older residents. So many issues with HOA and extremely high maintenance fees, my first 4 months living here I had no heat in my unit and was told it was being worked on. I was unfortunate enough to live next to the most miserable neighbors Ive ever had the displeasure of encountering. If youre younger, or if your views dont align with republican norms I highly suggest looking elsewhere for a long term home. The headaches are simply not worth the hassle.
3abdel Gilgil on Google
Horrible customer service. Unprofessional staff. They promise and never deliver.
AboJango Elbonanzi on Google
I applied here and after submitting my application I called several times for details and they never responded. I was told every time that they will call me back and they never did. Extremely unprofessional - all staff members act like theyre doing you a favor. Please and thank you are nonexistent.
K S on Google
This apartment complex has :
1. Roach infestation
2. Mice infestation
3. Thin walls with no real noise pollution solution
4. Old building
5. Boiler problems
Not good for living.
Creative Type on Google
Great place due to views of Manhattan (if you can get a unit with a view) James Braddock park across is nice (getting extremely crowded due to lack of other parks in area and town is cutting trees and growing dog parks due to gentrification in the area where people who cant afford city moving here) and ease of commute to Manhattan. However current management is not doing a good job (ignoring work orders, not fixing issues, maybe improper conversion happening due to values going up in area) Also big sound issues, units hear everything from other units (next door cat meows you hear it, you can smell everything from other units, cant walk with slippers on because someone will complain or call cops on you), constant NYC helicopter sounds unless you are buying/moving to top floor or first floor with NYC views, and you spend a lot of time outside your home its going to be problematic. You will not be able to play music or call friends over because of noise complaints. Its like living with other people in your unit, there is no sound proofing at all. Even floors covered with padding and carpeting and walk around barefoot floors are squeaky, you can hear every little noise. If you are used to tolerating city living and understand this is a multi-complex unit and enjoy a lot of time outside, dont have children (board favors people with no children and singles during approval process) and come home only to sleep then it might be an ok place. (management needs to change or be better, they fired old staff and hired staff that is not capable of fixing issues) Last 3-4 years boiler issues are happening that management havent been able to fix, heaters making loud noises, inconsistent temperatures in units and management not capable of fixing issues, they ignore work orders, emails, communications or complaints (sign of improper conversion and mismanagement of funds/reserves). There is no central AC- you must have window AC which runs electric bills really high in summer months and pay for storage. Parking wait is about 6 to 8 years and you pay $100 per month but there are no cameras and if there is damage to your car they dont care or have no liability, parking spots are so tight that the car next to you will get dings on your car getting in and out. There is no gate, so anyone can get in to the lots and building, many strangers are walking around coming from the park getting busy, no doorman or security so packages are being stolen and strangers walking around saying they are uber/food delivery and not feeling safe. Remember the closest food shopping is 10mins walk (and very limited- mostly spanish food markets, fast food option at night back area of park doesnt seem safe and there is migration from Bronx- there were shootings happening in back areas of the parks- and for American food item markets its 15 mins drive or uber) unless you have a car its hard to exist in New Jersey thats an added cost on top of $2400 a month rent-which you must renew every year and they can raise to $3200 next year. You cant have a roommate or short term rent your apartment-airbnb illegal. If you are working in the city and okay living in a commuter town this place might be okay. But in between costs of travel into the city and time spent etc. youll pay similar to city living in added costs but not as many opportunities for work, shopping etc. There is a small gym (you have to pay $20 per person) a swimming pool (cant bring more than 2 guests and they cut down hours, so you cant really use it during weekdays if you are coming home from work because it will be closed by the time you get back) and a little library area that is not taken care of by management and falling apart (photo added)
