The Park at 1824 Student Apartamentos

screenshotted contract that was sent to me before moving in. Immediately got fixed right after that. I decided to give them the benefit of the doubt until, as time went on, things kept piling on. Unanswered maintenance requests. Broken furniture and appliances. There has been absolutely ZERO security in the building for months (Anyone can walk in at ANY time) because the front doors don’t lock! Nothing but excuses from management. Renters beware!

everything has gotten worse. With the old management, if you locked yourself out of your room, you paid $25 and we’re immediately let in by the maintenance man (at all hours). After a week of the new management, I left my keys in my room (which can lock behind you without you personally locking it with a key). I had to wait 3 hours for a third party company to come open my door and I had to pay $60 to be let in. Overall, for the price paid, this is the worst quality apartment possible. 100% do NOT reccomend.

curtain rod in my shower and it took 3 days to fix so I had to use my roommates shower in the meantime. The rooms do come with furniture and appliances which is nice but, people that have lived there before obviously had pets because the sofa and chair are destroyed from cat scratches. It's very unappealing to the eye. A tv is also included in rent although you don't get many channels so you can't really use it. The open takes about 40 minutes to heat up, sometimes more denoting on what temperature you want it at. Parking is about $100 a month, it is underground and heated. There's a long line for spots so don't count on having one when you move in. I requested the I be put on the list when I first showed interest in February of 2017, and somehow wasn't on the list when I moved in. I ended up paying for street parking and two weeks later was given a spot, after constantly asking about it. I also had an issue about even getting an apartment and was told they were "running out" of available units, when I expressed interest months prior and was waiting for them to send me forms. If you do end up living here I suggest doing the later lease, because you end up paying an extra $60 a month if you move out early, so get your moneys worth. You also end up paying an entire month extra in rent because the payments are considered "installments". The dates match up perfectly for a 10 month lease and you pay 11 installments. It takes about 10 minutes to walk to campus (Cramer and Kenwood) and then 5-15 more depending on where your class is. Overall, I had a very difficult time justifying the price especially as I am a student and this complex is supposed to be geared towards college students. I am able to afford rent as well as my parking spot, I don't look forward to shelling out rent each month though because I thought they might be more affordable. The staff is friendly as well.

to a two bedroom without hesitation. Eric was absolutely amazing. They had the apartment ready for us and also a brand new dishwasher arriving in a few days. We called maintence for a few things that needed to be replaced or fixed and within one hour it was completed the same day. The place is very nice with great modern furniture. Ananda was extremely helpful before we signed the lease and after. She is right on top of helping you with whatever you need. She does her job well! The secure building and garage is great also. Love the coffee and popcorn not to mention all the fun things they do through out the year for there residents. Come live here it's worth it !!!

same amenities for the same price or less (much less!) without sharing your apartment with two other roommates. Don't even move in here temporarily while you look for another place, because short of a natural disaster there's no way to break your lease without paying the remainder out your nose.

same amenities for the same price or less (much less!) without sharing your apartment with two other roommates. Don't even move in here temporarily while you look for another place, because short of a natural disaster there's no way to break your lease without paying the remainder out your nose.