Edgewater is ok for one lease term. when the term ...

Edgewater is ok for one lease term. when the term ends, you will be offered a renewal and the price will be MUCH higher than market price. you can check market price online and compare, yours will be way higher.

UDR's realizes moving costs money, time, effort, so it adds all those costs to your renewal offer.

If you already rent from UDR, it has TWO PRICES: one for YOU, and one for EVERYONE ELSE.
Needless to say, the price that's offered ONLY TO YOU is much higher than the price offered to EVERYONE ELSE (a.k.a market price).

Just to be sure:
If the market price is $3000, and UDR is asking for $3000 at their website and on Zillow, your renewal offer will demand A LOT MORE, something like $3400 or $3500 or more.
You can check the market price on Zillow or UDR's own website and compare.

I'm not here to complain about market price fluctuation, supply and demand nor other laws of economics, but merely to inform readers of the expected above-market price increase at renewal time.

I hope this review is elaborate enough that even UDR's online reputation manager can understand it.
And no, I don't have any questions about UDR's renewal policy, I understand it completely.