Riverwood Apartments

09/06/2026

Happy National Read a Book Day!
Riverwood's team is sharing some of our favorite reads from 2026! We'd love to hear from you too. What books would you recommend?

09/05/2026

We Need Your Help!
We value your feedback! Our community partners with SatisFacts and ApartmentRatings to learn more about your resident experience. Surveys are delivered by email, and you can also choose to receive them by text by opting in through SatisFacts Text Surveys.

Your responses help us recognize what's working well and identify opportunities to enhance the resident experience. If you have any questions, please contact the Leasing Office. We appreciate your participation!

09/01/2026

Check out our September community newsletter!

08/31/2026

The Leasing Office will be closing at 3:30 p.m. the day before Labor Day, September 6th, and we will be closed on Labor Day, September 7th. We will reopen Tuesday, September 8th, at 9:00 am, with normal open office hours until 5:30 pm. Have a great holiday weekend!

08/19/2026

World Photography Day
Polaroid, Kodak, Fujifilm, iPhone/Android, there are so many options these days for capturing special moments or the wonderous world around us! Are you the family shutterbug, or just enjoy snapping pics for fun? We’d love to see your favorite photos so drop a photo or two (all-ages appropriate) in the comments below to help us celebrate World Photography Day!

08/17/2026

Back to School 📘📚📓✏🍎
Back to school is right around the corner and we’d like to wish all our students and teachers a wonderful 2026/2027 school year! Whether you’re excited for the possibilities, or dreading the inevitability, tell us how you’re feeling or drop a pic. We’d love to see your back-to-school fashion, those fresh school supplies, or any tips and tricks to make this school year your best one yet!

08/15/2026

Sustainability Tips
Here are a few great tips to be a better friend to the environment. Reducing your carbon footprint can even save you some money!

1. Unplug your electronics when not in use
Many appliances consume energy even when you’re not using them. This is called “phantom load,” and it can cost you $100 or more per year. Prevent it by directly unplugging electronics or by plugging items into a surge protector/power strip and turning the whole strip off when you leave a room. Be sure not to unplug your refrigerator, even if it’s empty and you’re planning to be away, as doing so can create damage to this appliance.

2. Adjust your thermostat
Turning up your air conditioner by several degrees can reduce your energy bill, keeping CO2 out of the air and dollars in your wallet. In the winter, putting on a sweater instead of blasting the heat can also save a hefty amount of energy.

3. Alter your driving habits
Stop idling: If you are parked or stuck in a gridlocked traffic jam, turn your car off.
Accelerate gently: Hard acceleration just takes you to the gas station faster.
Reduce your speed: Think about how much more energy it takes to run than walk. Now think about how much more gas your car uses at 70 mph than at 55 mph.

4. Green-clean your clothes
Greening your laundry is as easy as hitting the cold water button to save money and electricity!

5. Eat lower on the food chain
Significant resources are needed to produce animal products for food compared to plant-based foods. Consider having a Meat Free Monday or reduce animal proteins in your diet overall, which is good for the planet and your health!

6. Rethink Your Waste
Your trash really is someone else’s treasure. Join a buy nothing group to swap out clothes or household items you no longer use. Or donate these items to a group in need!

08/13/2026

08/07/2026

Favorite Parks!
Summer is outdoor season! We’re all spending a little extra time outside and we’d love to hear about your favorite park(s) in the area. We’re always on the hunt for new places to explore, so let us know about the best ones near us and what you love about them.