TLDR: Living at Queens has been a constant struggle due to safety issues, unresponsive management, and shoddy construction. From car break-ins to stolen packages and thin walls, I've faced numerous problems. I strongly advise looking elsewhere for housing in the Nashville area.
I never thought I'd find myself writing a review like this, but my experience at Queens has left me no choice. I feel a responsibility to share my story and warn others about the numerous issues I've faced while living
...here.
When I first moved in, my car was broken into the first night. I later discovered that there had been at least 10 car break-ins in the months prior. Shockingly, ownership had left all garage and building doors unlocked the entire time, and continued to do so for a full month after my own car was broken into. It took a resident petition to finally force them to take action and secure the building. They also took zero responsibility for the break ins and left me holding the bag for repairing the damages to my car. This complete disregard for resident safety is unacceptable.
On top of the security issues, the building itself is cheaply constructed. I was assured that the walls and floors were double insulated, but in reality, they're paper-thin. I can hear my neighbors at all hours of the day, making it difficult to relax or even work from home. Additionally, there are random, unscheduled fire alarm tests that can last over an hour during business hours, further disrupting residents' lives. Lastly, the elevator breaks all the time, including during my move in.
If you're expecting your packages to be safe, think again. Packages are left unsecured (even though there are lock boxes), and I've had multiple deliveries stolen. It's just one more headache to deal with in a long list of problems.
I've tried to be patient and understanding, but the truth is, the ownership at Queens seems more focused on filling units than ensuring the safety and comfort of their residents. If you're considering moving here, I strongly urge you to reconsider. Save yourself the stress, frustration, and potential safety risks by looking elsewhere.
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