I have lived here since July'18. My 1st day, my upstairs neighbor flooded me, my 2 week moving vacation turned into 2 weeks of having my bathroom have to be dried out and repaired and painted. Parking is ridiculous because mgmt doesn't enforce the amount of residents in an apartment rule. You want your mom to visit you? Pay for her uber, cause she is not finding a parking space. Amenities? Glad you asked. My first year here, they were constantly renovating the gym so it and the clubhouse were
...unavailable to us. Finally, they are finished and the gym is way smaller than it was and the clubhouse is now 1 room adjacent to the office that you couldn't use during Covid and now still can’t really use for anything useful. The pool - the 1st year was great - we had lifeguards and decent hours. Covid year - no lifeguard, swim at your own risk, didn't open til July but whatever, Covid. This year, the pool? Our new pool company is Bennington - THEY ARE TERRIBLE. The pool is constantly dirty, the surrounding neighborhoods use our pool and grills like it’s some public welfare pool. They finally got a pool attendant (which did improve the neighborhood trash problem), but now we have no lifeguards for the rest of the summer. Back to swim at your own risk! Basically, if you want to live in a decent sized apartment, where you can hear everything your neighbors are doing...I am pretty sure I heard my neighbor (and his extended guest that management does nothing about…) conceiving their kid. No parking, terrible management that doesn't enforce the rules, the world's smallest gym, a "valet trash" service you are charged $25 a month for who leaves your security door open and sometimes forgets your trash – all while living close enough to a dumpster that you don't need your trash "valeted", then come on down, this is the place for you! Centipedes? I killed 5 of these nightmare bugs this week alone. And if you move into a "classic" apartment, then know your time is limited as this place is on a roll, asking people to move to “renovated” apartments so they can renovate your classic. For those thinking renovated means “wowza”…sorry to disappoint, renovated means: you get white cabinets and black appliances and the world’s cheapest granite countertops. No upgraded paint, no upgraded rugs – same old stuff as a classic but you pay $400 more a month). If you decline to move to a renovated apartment and you will be looking for a new place to live with not a lot of time to find one.
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