LAKESIDE ON SPRING VALLEY Apartamentos

pests, despite inadequate pest control measures. The property gate remains consistently open, seemingly to facilitate the towing company's frequent visits, potentially for financial gain. Parking is scarce due to the property's practice of renting out spaces, leading to residents' cars being towed if they park in unassigned spots which wasn’t the case with the previous managment. Utility bills for gas and HVAC vary significantly between apartments of the same size, even though all units are connected to shared heating and cooling systems not directly controlled by residents. The litany of issues extends beyond what I can list here. I suspect that any positive reviews may have been artificially generated by the management to bolster the property's reputation and conceal its true condition from potential tenants and higher-ups. We would greatly appreciate it if the Timpton Group's upper management could conduct a thorough customer satisfaction survey to gather genuine feedback on the property, apartments, and management. Urgent action is needed to address these concerns and rectify the aforementioned problems.

changed as well more and more drugs consumers and smokers in the property. And many other bad things. better stay away.

utilities are co-op. Which means that you share a utility charge with the rest of the building. I was never told this, and spent an absolutely MISERABLE winter with no heat trying to save money (I got sick a LOT because of this) only to find out that I actually have no control over my bill, so it doesn't matter if you are miserable all winter, if the guy a few apartments over is cranking up the heat to 80 all day, then you're paying for him. I believe they turned it into a co-op when they switched utility companies, and if I had know this I WOULD NOT have signed another lease. But they didn't tell me! No notification whatsoever. The other major complaint... the bugs! Oh my goodness, the bugs! It doesn't matter how clean you are, I keep my kitchen spotless and all my food tightly closed and I still see them constantly. In the pantry, in the cabinets, on the walls... I've never been put on the list for pest control (if they even do it anymore) despite asking for it. The first thing I do when I flip on the light in the kitchen is look for movement. There's nothing you personally can do about it- you can keep them at bay for a little bit but they live in the walls and so they'll always be there. Minor complaints: the construction on Spring Valley makes trying to leave the complex for work in the morning absolutely miserable. It doesn't matter which direction you're trying to turn, it is next to impossible to get out. I know that's not the complex's fault but it's something you DEFINITELY need to consider before moving in. Also the gate? Barely closed. Ever. It used to be closed every Sunday and after about 7pm but I don't think I've had to use my gate key in over a month. I might not mind the open gate if there was a security patrol, but no. I've had ads on my car, I've had the occasional door-to-door person... the gate might as well not be there.

cat. My only major complaint... the bugs! Despite being a relatively clean person (I don't leave food out, clean dishes regularly, and take out my trash) I cannot get rid of the bugs. Roaches of all shapes and sizes, from the tiny little German roaches to big ugly things. My best friend has a problem with them in her apartment as well (although she's lucky and only has the very small German roaches) and she's even cleaner than I am! The building is old enough that I'm pretty sure they live in the walls, and they're driving me up the wall! It's second nature to look for movement every time I turn on the kitchen light, and I get nervous every time I open my pantry.

dry your baby’s clothes in the balcony or put extra furniture there. Only good thing they have a lot of parking spots if you care just about your car!