- Parking situation is awful - you are allowed one (1) parking pass per person on your lease. There are not enough resident spots for this, so even the residents need to use the visitor parking spots when people come home at night. There are only 6 visitor parking spots for the entire community. If you have more than one car, they will do nothing to work with you on that. If you have friends spending the night, good luck finding a visitor spot for them to park in. The management is also very
...happy to call the tow truck every time they see a non registered car parked in a spot after 8pm, which costs 200$ for a drop fee if you catch them before they take you to an impound, or 200$ + 60$ a day if they do impound it as they do not notify you if your car or your friends car is towed. They claimed that the road in front of the complex is city owned and operated and therefore not under their jurisdiction, but to work around this they have a CMPD gaurd on site to give approvals for towing off the public road as well. Good luck with parking after work, or having friends over.
- Miserable renter/management relations - NOTE: Pre Arium complaints as I moved out shortly after the Arium acquisition.
Upon moving in, there was a lot of damage from the previous resident. Upon giving the front office this information they said it would be taken care of before I moved in ( 2 weeks after I told them about it). None of it was fixed at the time of move in, and not acknowledged by management at all. I also had to wait for 5 days for a key to be made so I could start moving in, after I gave them a weeks heads up to my move in date.
They also raised the rent by $200 every year. Not worth without any additional admenities.
Good food and drink in the area though, and close to all the fun things to do in Charlotte.
Good luck, would not recommend.
Max of 2. | Restrictions: None.