It is too good to be true. I would never recommend Clocktower Mill to anyone, not even my worst enemy as payback. Sure, the price is low, and when Jeff showed you the apartment it looked spacious and very nice for the price, and the other reviews on the building aren't THAT bad.
(My roommates and I read the other reviews on here and decided that having to have your package delivered to work wasn't a big deal and we could live with the walls being thin because we aren't home that much anyways. As
...young professionals, those things didn't bother us and the price allowed us to have some extra spending money.)
Here is why you SHOULD NOT live at Clocktower Mill (or really any Konover Property)
Dana, the building manager, is the rudest and most unprofessional "manager" I have ever had to work with. I am still waiting for her to acknowledge receipt of the last email I sent her over two months ago.
Jeff, will sell you on the room, then good luck trying to get him to return a call if anything goes wrong.
The office hours make it just about impossible for you to get face-to-face with anyone (because, after all, they do expect you to have a job in order to live there)
Konover will not give out an email address for you to contact them on (you know, for the times when your roof is leaking and Dana ignores you)
This brings me to my last and most important reasons why you should not live here:
THE ROOF LEAKS and the CEILING GROWS MOLD. (and when you ask Dana for help she sends the terrible maintenance crew that can't fix the issue, then tries to have you evicted)
I strongly encourage that if you do accept that tour that Jeff (or Ashley) offers, you take a good look at the ceiling, and the walls before signing on the dotted line. And if they even dare to show you Clocktower 620, I would call the health department and runaway as fast as you can.
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