Timbercreek Asset Management on 04/10/2012

Timbercreek takes the issue of bed bugs and tenant safety extremely seriously. Please contact either your building manager or the resident relations department at residentrelations@timbercreek.com with your unit number and contact information so that we can assist you with this issue.

Thank you,

Timbercreek Asset Management

Timbercreek Asset Management on 07/28/2011

Thank you for your comments and concerns regarding 600 Kingston Road. Timbercreek Asset Management prides itself on being the landlord of choice and diligently works to take all necessary measures when it comes to the safety, comfort, and satisfaction of our tenants.

We do take the outlined issues very seriously and ask that you please contact our resident relations department by email at residentrelations@timbercreekfunds.com or by phone at 1-866-898-8868, ext. 274 and provide us with your

Bedbug Buster on 03/26/2011

I don't think two people are going on this website to report bedbugs for kicks yet the landlords claim no knowledge of the existence of bedbugs. I am so tired of looking up these buildings and seeing numerous bedbug incidents yet the landlords continue to rent out these spaces to unsuspecting people who then find their lives turned upside down with an infestation. If you find a bedbug report on this site I would believe that over the landlords denial of one. Landlords, you need to do multiple

Timbercreek Asset Management on 03/03/2011

We appreciate your concern and comments outlined in your post. Timbercreek Asset Management prides itself on being the landlord of choice and is focused on providing our tenants with the highest quality residences and best tenant experience possible. We, at all times, follow best practices and take all necessary preventative measures when it comes to the safety, comfort and satisfaction of our tenants.

There have been no reports of bed bugs at 600 Kingston Road, or at any other Timbercr

Anonymous on 01/18/2011

I have been bitten by bedbugs a couple of times in the last six months although I have lived here for over two years. I used a regular commercial spray and food grade diatomacious earth and that seems to have worked but I am not happy about this situation. I believe the bedbugs arrived in my apartment as the result of construction and plumbing changes undertaken by the new owners--Timbercreek Asset Management. Basically, we ended up with holes in our floors so that any bugs from any apartment co

na on 12/26/2008

Bed bug infestation noticed in October 2008. Owner and superintendent uncooperative. Do not want to spend money for exterminators. Ant infestation as well. Bugs noticed in baseboards. Assumed to be in most units.