June HomesReviews of junehomes.com

Response from June HomesJan 19, 2026

Hi Jason, We’re really sorry to read this and take allegations like these very seriously. After a thorough review, we’re unable to locate any record under this name, email, or the circumstances described in our system, which makes it difficult for us to investigate or address the claims properly. That said, resident safety and timely communication are extremely important to us. When concerns are raised through our official support channels, especially those involving safety, repairs, or relocation, they are handled according to defined procedures and documented step by step. Reimbursements and emergency costs can only be reviewed when they’re approved in advance and supported by verified documentation, which is why having an active case on file is critical. If this review was posted under a different name or email, we genuinely want to look into it. Please reach out to us directly at [email protected] with any identifying details so we can review what happened and respond appropriately. We understand how frustrating unresolved situations can feel, and we’re always open to reviewing concerns when we have the information needed to do so responsibly.

Response from June HomesJan 19, 2026

Hi Chen, thanks for sharing your feedback. We’re sorry to hear that your experience felt frustrating. Transparency and clear communication are important to us, and we never want anyone to feel pressured when reviewing or signing a lease. Our agreements are provided in advance so prospective residents have time to review the terms and ask questions before moving forward. Because we’re unable to locate an account tied to this review, we’d be happy to look into your experience if you’re open to reaching out to our support team directly with additional details. That would allow us to review what happened and see where we can improve. We appreciate you taking the time to share your perspective.

Response from June HomesJan 13, 2026

Hi Lee, thank you for sharing your feedback. We are sorry to hear that your experience with June did not meet expectations. Move-in coordination and listing accuracy are things we take seriously, and what you described is not the standard we aim to deliver. Situations like overlapping move-ins or changes to room use can happen due to timing or operational issues, but we understand how disruptive and frustrating that can feel when it affects your living situation. We appreciate you taking the time to leave this review. Feedback like this is reviewed internally so we can continue improving how we handle move-ins, unit setup, and communication going forward.

Response from June HomesJan 13, 2026

Hi Samantha, thank you for sharing your experience. We’re sorry that your move-in did not meet expectations and that this caused frustration. We want to clarify that after you raised concerns about the condition of the room, our support and landlord teams reviewed the photos, escalated the issues, and began coordinating fixes, including pest treatment follow-up, bathroom repairs, and replacements for items that showed wear or damage. You also chose not to occupy the room and asked for it to be placed back on the market, which we did to help limit your financial responsibility while repairs and re-listing took place. In shared buildings, routine pest control treatments and traps are part of ongoing prevention, and when concerns are reported, we work with the landlord and vendors to inspect, remove, and address anything that does not meet standards. We understand how disappointing it is when a home does not match expectations at move-in. Your feedback has been reviewed internally, and the issues you raised were used to trigger inspections and follow-up work at the property. We appreciate you taking the time to share your experience.

Response from June HomesJan 13, 2026

Hi Stacey, thank you for taking the time to share your experience. We’re sorry to hear how frustrating this has felt, especially after being with June for such a long time. We want to clarify a few things for transparency. All charges, including membership fees, maintenance responsibility, access devices, and security related changes, are outlined in the lease that all residents sign before moving in. For shared homes, residents are also responsible for how the apartment is used and for coordinating changes such as adding personal locks, which is why building access codes and lock modifications must follow specific procedures for safety and compliance. Regarding maintenance, our teams respond based on the type of issue and the responsibility defined in the lease. Issues such as normal wear and tear are handled by June, while blockages, misuse, or tenant caused issues may result in a charge, which is standard across managed properties. We also take reports of theft and safety seriously. In shared homes, these situations are handled through our internal resolution process, which often requires details from all involved residents before further action can be taken. We understand that living in a shared apartment can sometimes feel stressful, especially when issues stack up. Since you are still a resident, our team remains available to review any open concerns and help work toward solutions.

Response from June HomesJan 13, 2026

Hi Michael, thank you for taking the time to share your feedback. We’re sorry to hear how frustrating your experience has been, especially so soon after moving in. We want to clarify that our records show your recent contact was related to a billing and payment method question, which was forwarded to our accounting team so it could be handled directly. We do not have documentation in our system showing that a hotel relocation, utility disputes, or repair related compensation were denied or ignored, but we understand how stressful it can feel when multiple issues overlap. For maintenance and building related concerns, June coordinates with building management and licensed vendors to resolve issues as quickly as possible, and any temporary relocations or credits are evaluated case by case based on the scope and duration of the work being done. Regarding billing, utilities, and internet, charges are applied based on the services connected to the apartment and the lease terms for the home. If a payment method or billing platform creates confusion, our accounting team works directly with residents to correct and reconcile it. We appreciate you sharing this experience. Feedback like this is reviewed internally to help improve how we communicate, coordinate repairs, and handle billing concerns going forward.

Response from June HomesJan 15, 2026

We’re really sorry to read this and understand how distressing it must be to move into a home that doesn’t feel clean, safe, or properly maintained. No one should feel uncomfortable or concerned about health issues in their living space, and we recognize how upsetting that experience can be. Move-in condition, cleanliness, pest concerns, leaks, and maintenance issues are meant to be reported immediately so they can be addressed as a priority, especially when they affect habitability. When that doesn’t happen quickly or clearly enough, we understand how frustrating and unacceptable it can feel from a resident’s perspective. We can’t review or respond to individual cases in a public forum, but feedback like this is taken seriously and shared internally to review standards around move-in readiness, cleaning quality, maintenance response, and communication. Situations involving leaks, mold concerns, or pests are not taken lightly. We appreciate you taking the time to share your experience, even though it was a negative one. Input like this helps us identify where expectations and reality are not aligned and where we need to do better.

Response from June HomesJan 15, 2026

Thank you for sharing your experience. We understand how upsetting move-out and security deposit concerns can be, especially when there is disagreement over charges or timing, and we’re sorry that this situation has caused you stress. Security deposit handling and move-out charges are governed by the lease agreement and applicable local regulations, and any deductions are meant to reflect documented conditions identified during the move-out process. That said, we recognize that when expectations and outcomes don’t align, it can feel deeply frustrating and unfair. We can’t review or discuss individual cases publicly, particularly when legal action is mentioned, but we do take feedback like this seriously and review it internally to ensure our processes are being followed correctly and communicated clearly. We appreciate you taking the time to share your perspective. Feedback, even when critical, helps us continue to evaluate and improve how we manage move-outs, maintenance, and communication with residents.