Blossom Towers advertises itself as luxury apartment living but don't be fooled by the title. There's the theory of a thing and the practice of thing, and Blossom towers in no way, shape, or form, practices the luxury that their brochures advertise.
When I first came to Blossom Towers to tour the site, everything in the A building at first glance appeared to be adequate. The units themselves (The remodeled units, that is) are beautiful on the surface. The problem is the inconsistencies and
...underlayer you can't see until you live in the space.
I've been in this unit Since November 2019, but have experienced some maintenance issue consistently over the past few weeks. Poor structural issues on moving in. Closet shelving not being able to hold the weight. Major leaks and damages happening all over the unit. Mold in the Bathrooms and closets due to leaks or flat out remodeling oversights. Flooding damage that took place in my unit is now having major effects with the flooring and I've been put on waiting lists times over. This past month alone, I've submitted tickets regarding leaks and closet collapses and a major Leak damages but the closet was the only thing addressed. There is mold growing in my closet and bathroom due to these leaks that aren't being addressed on a larger scale. Now, there's a massive leak in the hallway of the building and spores are growing there as well.
The property management and maintenance in this complex are atrocious at best and their communication, during these times, is the worst. I've never been in a place where there was no clear communication of resolution times or when they would come to your unit. They don't communicate well to schedule times when a fix will be implemented.
This place is not worth what they are charging monthly for units. There needs to be a major overhaul in the infrastructure of this complex. Even though they advertise this hard: Luxury, this place is not.
I'm sure now that I'm writing this I'll be contacted now, but it shouldn't require a scathing review in order to get people to look into things.
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