I've been here nearly two years, and for a while I thought the property was at least "okay". But all of the issues have piled up. Parking lot gates have worked maybe a total of 6 weeks off and on during my time here. The apartments themselves are poorly insulated (for both temperature and sound), and the quality is certainly not worth the price. I have peeling plaster on the ceiling, chipping paint in the kitchen, and a leaking sink. There is now new management, and they are renovating all units.
...I expect they will be charging higher rents that still won't be worth what you get. I was told by the previous property manager that the new company will not be renewing any leases and will instead give present tenants the option to move into renovated apartments. I'm not sure yet that if that will actually be the case, but if so, I won't be taking them up on that *generous* offer. There is no recycling here, the tenant-paid water and sewer bills are high ($70 for two people in one bedroom!), and many of the trees have been cut down on the property. And as a final note, the rules implemented by new management are many--don't expect to put a festive wreath on your door or have any hanging plants on your balcony. And if you need to pick up a package or discuss anything at all, you're going to have to make an appointment. How convenient! Please look elsewhere for a place to live. Don't encourage this sort of management company by giving them your business.
Pets are limited to two pets per apartment weighing no more than 50 pounds combined. This can include 2 dogs weighing no more than 50 pounds combined, 2 cats weighing no more than 50 pounds combined, or a cat and dog weighing no more than 50 pound...