I moved in December of 2014, and was the first to live in my unit. I went for a one bedroom on the 3rd floor. One plus about Amalfi's floor planes is that they offer a large variety. There are over 10 different plans to choose from. The interior of the apartments are decent. With wood floors, granite countertops, and stainless steel appliances, it gives it a modern look. However, the appliances themselves seem on the cheaper side, as the washer nor the dishwasher clean very well, and the dryer
...has already had to be repaired once.
When picking a unit, be very familiar with the building. Only a few offer elevators. Some do not, and you will end up getting a nice dose of cardio everyday if you live on the higher floors.
The amenities at Amalfi are decent. They offer a 24 hr gym, a large pool and spa, bbq ares, a computer lounge, clubhouse, and pet spa. There are pros and cons with all of these. The gym gets extremely crowded, and no ones cleans the machines. One small gym in a complex of 500 people was not really logical. As for the pool and spa, they are nice and have a large amount of seating. The computer lab is a nice amenity, but again in a compile of 500 people, there are only 2 computers. 90% of the time they are taken. There is no time limit enforced, so people, or kids, stay on them for hours. The once widely advertised free coffee/hot chocolate in the business center is now the swipe your credit card for 50 cents coffee/hot chocolate. As for the clubhouse, its very nice, with a huge TV, full kitchen, pool table. It is almost always rented on the weekends though, so you must enjoy it during the week.Moving on to common areas. there is a nice outdoor sitting area with 2 tvs. The only con of this is that people smoke constantly there. And not just cigarettes. I can stand cigarettes once and a while, but not weed. Come on now, do that in your own space.
Lastly, Amali is gated, but i use that term loosely. I moved in Dec 14. The gates were never closed, and I was told it was due to construction. They said in Feb they would operate as intended. In May they finally did, however only after business hrs are they closed.
Price wise Amalfi is consistent with the surrounding area apartments. I think 2000 for a one bedroom is a bit much, but again, its pretty consistent to other complexes. Would i recommend Amalifi? Probably not. I think if you venture out a bit you can find a really nice apartment for hundreds less in other areas.
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