TRASH!
We've been here for a month and TRASH has been the theme of our stay at The Park at Amalfi, thus far. Upon moving in, on day one, TRASH was visible and sitting outside the dumpsters located around the apartment complex. This a daily and weekly problem. We did have some minor items that did not work inside of our apartment unit, some were repaired and some were not. Then, after about two weeks, the AC went out; with two minor children, we had to wait for three—almost four—days before it
...was repaired. Thus, we had to stay in a hotel for three nights due to my allergies and my son's asthma. Thankfully, we were reimbursed for the cost of hotel stay; but, who wants to be displaced from their home unnecessarily?! Lastly, came the marijuana. The first of several instances (more than 7 thus far) occurred when we came home from visiting the zoo and our home was filled—wall to wall and in every room—with marijuana smoke. At first, we thought someone had been inside of our home smoking marijuana, but that wasn't possible because the security alarm was set while we were out and the security cameras did not indicate that anyone entered our home. The next occurrence took place while we were home; it was then when we realized that the smoke enters through the AC vents from people smoking marijuana in their apartments. The last few times, including today, the neighbors have been sitting out in the parking lot smoking marijuana. My only guess is that they must have gotten word that we complained about marijuana coming through the AC vents; however, the problem now is that my family has had to walk through this marijuana smoke (almost daily for the past week) from the parking lot in order to enter our apartment.
We've never lived in such conditions before in our lives. It reminds us of what we've only heard or read about ghetto living or living in the projects. While I don't refer to people as TRASH, I will say that many of the tenants have grown accustomed to TRASHy ways due to the fact that the Bluestone Premier property management company cannot set or enforce any rules or standards for them to follow. The inaction by management is very enabling; they only do things that they're pestered to do.
I will say that the sign that reads "under new management" is TRASH and should not be taken seriously.
In closing, I must say that anyone considering moving into the Park at Amalfi should know that this place is TRASH!
Thank you.
Soon-to-be, former tenant
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