University station is the worst off-campus location you could ever choose to live at. The hallways smell like trash and weed. The location may appear safe but in reality it is not. For example, my apartment was broken into when I was away for a wedding. I only received one phone call and no voicemail. It wasn’t until two days later that I read a note on the web portal which noted that my apartment was possibly broken into. When I called I was told the property manager (Kristin) would be in
...meetings all day, it wasn’t until I called back later in the day, infuriated that I was put on a line with Kristin. I had assumed that the camera in my hallway, three doors down would have recorded whomever kicked down my door. I was then notified that none of the cameras within the building work. I was told my door was “re-secured” but it wasn’t. By the time I arrived back my door was still open and broken. I notified Kristin, and she essentially blamed maintenance saying that they promised it was secure. Since I arrived back during the night, she asked if I wanted the emergency maintenance team to come fix the door or wait till morning. Obviously, the door wasn’t fixed until the next day. I no longer feel safe at my apartment and I’ve been sleeping on my friends couch for a month. The property manager is of no help, and not returning any of my calls. This location is overpriced to begin with and the staff is of no help. I’d recommend living on campus or commuting to where it is cheaper to live with more space.
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