Dont be fooled
June 18, 2024 - Review from Apartments.com
Do not be deceived by false promises. Here are some things they conveniently leave out until they have you locked in. The so-called luxury living they advertise is nowhere to be found. These apartments are anything but luxurious. The buildings are shoddily constructed with cheap materials, including faux vinyl wood floors, low-quality fixtures, and flimsy bathroom drawers. The walls are coated in flat paint, the windows are drafty, leading to bug problems despite monthly pest control fees.
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opt for a yard (for an additional cost), you are not allowed to put anything in it. You can only look at it or let your dogs relieve themselves on the dying sod and muddy mess that passes for grass. Forget about decorating, except for the cement patio. The staircases are peeling, the breezeways are stained and dirty, and dead bugs linger in the lights. The dog park is littered with uncollected waste, the gym is lacking in equipment and proper maintenance, and there is never any water available.
Children under 14 need adult supervision to play outside, which seems excessive. You are forced to pay for a pet screening service annually, whether you have a pet or not, along with a monthly fee for valet trash service that merely relocates your trash a short distance for animals to rummage through. This explains the ongoing rat infestation in the area. The front gate has been broken for nearly two years, showing a lack of concern for residents' safety.
Honorable mention of the now green color and unswimmable pool in the midst of summer, with repairs that a 12 year old could have done better. I nearly cut my foot off due to uneven and rough patch jobs.
The office staff is far from welcoming, often making tenants feel like a nuisance or outright ignoring them. Numerous aesthetic issues are ignored in favor of insignificant upgrades like a single bike rack for 152 units. There is clear favoritism shown towards certain residents, with some receiving special treatment while others are overlooked. The "management" fails to advocate for tenants or support them when needed. Zero empathy, zero advocacy.
Violations are issued void of a conversation, and not spelled out in the lease agreement.
Save yourself the trouble and seek out true luxury living elsewhere, even if it means looking across the street.
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