Unless you're in a huge crunch to find an apartment, I wouldn't stay here. They care more about promoting their renovation (which is sub-par) and money than the actual residents' happiness. I lived there for well over two years, and I wish I had moved sooner. The maintenance upkeeps of the apartments are lacking, who I assume is the property manager is extremely rude, they don't stick to their words, and the list goes on. At first, it was a nice place to live, and the one-bedroom apartments are
...pretty spacious. Plus, it's really close to a lot of the places I frequented. I enjoyed it so much that I chose to stay another year, and the older lady I originally signed my lease was really, really nice. As time went by, I noticed things got worse as they were advertised that they'd gotten better. I shouldn't have to call every, single day for two weeks about a leak in my bathroom ceiling where the air conditioning unit is located causing it to flood every night. My air conditioning shouldn't be out for a week in the middle of summer. The bathtubs are cheaply painted with something, so it starts to peel really badly after a while. When I first moved in, I reported a couple things that needed to be fixed when I did the initial walkthrough. None of them were ever fixed even when I constantly reported them. My parents insisted they change the carpet because it was gross and ragged. That was never done, so it only got worse over time. The back gate may as well not exist because it does nothing for security considering it was almost always broken. I had more issues here than I've had anywhere else. I moved out as soon as I had funds to leave early. If you report anything in person or over the phone, make sure to get a name and keep records. Also, they don't have any kind of perks, such as a student or work discount, worth staying there for. The only one I ever did was refer a friend who also lived there for two years before he moved after graduation. You get a couple hundred off your rent. I will say it's actually worth living a little further from everything for a slightly higher price than living here.
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