Block 36 Apartments

and unreliable, which is especially bad if you’re a college student trying to do schoolwork. A roommate of mine had to do her job from home due to Covid, and she eventually had to work with her manager to get back in the office because she simply couldn’t do her job here with the lack of internet. Multiple reports of cockroaches from building 5, trash valet service is unreliable, and because of that the hallways always smell like garbage. My biggest pet peeve of all is the front door lock/ key card system that seems to go down every other month. They don’t email/call you when the buildings lock stops working, so my roommate came home at 3am with no working key card and since the leasing office was closed and couldnt reprogram her card, she had to find other sleeping arrangements at 3am. There is always fighting and yelling outside, and reports of strange men walking up to girls apartments and trying to force their way in. The only good thing about this place is the maintenance, I’ve found them to be very respectful when walking around our unit and they always triple knock before coming in. Brianna in the leasing office is great and very nice/helpful. I wish there were more good things to say because the apartments are cute enough, but I feel overall unsafe here with the amount of car break ins and weird activity that happens at night outside/inside the buildings. If I could say 1 thing to Block 36 it would be to put cameras on the front and back of every building, that way the next time someone reports a car break in, you guys will be able to catch and evict them so people don’t continue to feel unsafe here.

HERE. Yeah it's "cheap" but for what they put you through... it's terrible. The apartments are also horrendous and are basically falling apart. I don't want to be a "Karen," but I am in shock over how I have been treated here for the past year.

repeatedly froze due to cold temperatures. The landlord placed a commercial heater in our apartment, and plug it into our outlets AT OUR COST. Additionally, maintenance turned up the heat to 80 DEGREES without our consent. We had to wear shorts and flip flops in the mid of winter because we were sweating! This came after maintenance unlocked and walked in on our individual rooms unannounced on two occasions. The landlord did not even offer to pay for the additional expenses until we contacted them. Even after contacting them, the landlord only agreed to pay half of the additional costs based on our previous utility bills in the form of GIFT CARDS. What kind of professional company/property reimburses customers in the form of GIFT CARD I will not be staying at this property after this semester and would not recommend ANYONE to stay here. The only good thing about this property is the inexpensive rent, but this is a classic case of "you pay for what you get". Extra cheap rent yield to totally unprofessional landlord, and definitely not "luxury" apartments. P.s: This place has super inconvenient key cards to access to building that are easily-lost and they will charge you a ridiculous $50 to replace. Take your money and spend it on a different property. DON'T BELIEVE THESE FAKE REVIEWS, THE LANDLORD GIVES FREE FOOD PRIZES FOR GOOD REVIEWS

day and that's not just wifi. Using an ethernet cable you have the same problem. Very inconvenient if you are a student and are trying to study. Overall the apartment lives up to the cheap rent. The prices at Chandler Crossings are the same and you have the same apartment layouts and a lot more amenities, so you might be better off living there.

way smoother with communication from office and maintenance is fantastic! If you're looking for a cheap apartment where you will be happy this is the place for you!