Young Development

Young Development operates as a property management company serving Western New York and Florida, with a corporate office at 1120 Bullis Road in Elma, NY 14059. The business manages apartment complexes, senior living communities, and commercial properties across multiple communities including Depew, Lancaster, Orchard Park, West Seneca, and Williamsville in New York. With 41 customer reviews generating a 3.0-star average rating, the company has maintained a presence in the region since 1984, building and managing residential properties throughout Western New York. Their New York properties span several Erie County communities, while their Florida operations include apartment listings in that state.

The company positions itself as a full-service property management firm handling everything from construction and development to ongoing maintenance and tenant relations. Their portfolio covers luxury living options, affordable apartments, and senior living communities, suggesting diverse housing stock across their managed properties. The business maintains standard weekday operating hours from 8 AM to 5 PM, closed on weekends. Potential renters and property owners in the Western New York area can reach their corporate office directly for inquiries about available units or management services.

Customer feedback reveals recurring concerns about pricing transparency and maintenance responsiveness. Multiple reviewers describe significant rent increases implemented without corresponding property upgrades, with one resident noting annual increases of $100 per year in the final years of their tenancy. Security deposit practices drew criticism, including allegations that deposits were not held in interest-bearing accounts as required by New York law and that deductions were assessed for issues tenants felt were management's responsibility. Maintenance request delays were cited by multiple reviewers, with one describing a kitchen sink leak that went unaddressed for days before repair, resulting in damage the tenant was later charged for. The reviews indicate that property management transitions occurred during some residents' tenancies, creating communication gaps.