Timberland Partners is a real estate investment, management and development firm committed to providing exceptional service to our residents, opportunities to our team members, and long-term relationships with our investors. Our ongoing growth and success are a testament to the skill and integrity of our mission-driven team.
We want to be an organization that continues to grow. Growth doesn't just happen because we want it to. Growth happens because we qualify for it by being a good organization to work for, providing outstanding living experiences for our residents and delivering good returns to our investment partners.
We want to be an organization that continues to grow. Growth doesn't just happen because we want it to. Growth happens because we qualify for it by being a good organization to work for, providing outstanding living experiences for our residents and delivering good returns to our investment partners.
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Timberland Partners is a real estate investment, management and development firm committed to providing exceptional service to our residents, opportunities to our team members, and long-term relationships with our investors. Timberland Partners' first acquisition in 1992 was a modest 46-unit community in Mounds View, Minnesota that was purchased out of foreclosure.
Timberland Partners owns and manages apartment communities across 17 states, delivering a personalized living experience that is second to none. Our on-site property management teams ensure each community meets the needs and exceeds the expectations of our residents. We're proud to provide an exceptional apartment home to each of our residents.
Timberland Partners Investments believes in the power of building enduring, meaningful relationships. Our partnerships are forged from transparency and honest communication and solidified by strong returns. Our acquisitions team seeks new opportunities in burgeoning or underserved markets, looking beyond the face value of a property to identify its underlying potential.
The Timberland Partners acquisitions team has an in-depth knowledge of apartment markets throughout the country. This gives us the ability to underwrite and ultimately close acquisitions in a timely and diligent manner. We pursue well-located acquisitions throughout the Midwest, Southeast and Southwest.
Our seasoned acquisitions team has detailed knowledge of apartment markets throughout the United States and works tirelessly to pursue strong opportunities that benefit the growth of our company and investment partners. Matt joined Timberland in 2007 and oversees all acquisition, disposition and financing activities, including sourcing, underwriting, market analysis and due diligence for new property acquisitions.
Reviews (11)
Mark Strem
Dec 21, 2021
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Mark Gronewaller
Dec 12, 2021
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Shenna McDonald
Dec 03, 2021
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Joseph Dziadon
Dec 02, 2021
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Ashley Ward
Nov 17, 2021
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Ayanna Jones
Sep 23, 2021
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Northview Park apartment charges their tenants for normal wear and tear. They also leave you with mold in your apartment and try to do cover up quick jobs. The apartment manager is rude and nasty. I never met her and my first time was a very bad experience. I put in this work order months ago and she tried to charge me months later.
Marty
Aug 27, 2021
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Been in the industry for almost 20 years as a service tech and this is one of the worst companies I have worked for. Expectations are extremely unreasonable, management thinks they are smarter then they actually are, makes claims about what the National Apartment Association says how long something should take but yet when you read the NAA report they ignore a lot of the "study", cares more about the color of the shop floor then caring about the service staff,way understaffed, etc
Adam Peterka
Jun 21, 2021
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I was at a Timberland Property yesterday and was surprised at how friendly the staff was. You don't see such genuine niceness at a lot of other properties. The units were impeccably clean, and that's not taking away from the friendly exterior. I have a house , but if I had to move it would be to a Timberland property!!!
Hannah Smith
Jun 21, 2021
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I live in oak hollow apartments in southaven ms. I have contacted my leasing office over the course of a few months, trying to get my ac unit fixed. As proof of their failings, my apartment is currently over 90 degrees. Mr Jimmy has tried his best to fix this situation but at this point I'm not sure what else can be done.
Carly Donahue
Apr 23, 2021
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I wouldn't recommend Green on 4th. At first, I really liked it, but there have been multiple encounters/incidences that make me wish I would have gone a different route with my housing decision.
My most recent negative encounter was with the community manager (unsure of his name, sorry). He was rude, condescending, and just generally unkind. On short notice, we were required to remove our cars from the garage for cleaning. Being out of town, this isn't feasible, and he was unable to work with me to find a solution. He just let me know that my car would be towed in a few days.... great:(
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My most recent negative encounter was with the community manager (unsure of his name, sorry). He was rude, condescending, and just generally unkind. On short notice, we were required to remove our cars from the garage for cleaning. Being out of town, this isn't feasible, and he was unable to work with me to find a solution. He just let me know that my car would be towed in a few days.... great:(
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K. H.
Dec 12, 2011
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Moved out at the end of July and still have not received the security deposit to be returned.
I heard a very accurate rumor that they will try to charge you for at least SOMETHING. We were charged for the drip pans that we replaced on the day we moved out. We had receipts and took pictures. But, since when are drip pans not normal wear and tear?
We were emailed the pictures that they had as proof and were not even from the apartment we rented!
Cannot get in contact with the manager who NEVER returns your call.
This is against the Michigan Act of 1972 section 348. According to the Act, they
I heard a very accurate rumor that they will try to charge you for at least SOMETHING. We were charged for the drip pans that we replaced on the day we moved out. We had receipts and took pictures. But, since when are drip pans not normal wear and tear?
We were emailed the pictures that they had as proof and were not even from the apartment we rented!
Cannot get in contact with the manager who NEVER returns your call.
This is against the Michigan Act of 1972 section 348. According to the Act, they
