*Continued from previous review*
There's absolutely NO appreciation for good residents. There are rarely, if any, resident appreciation events. There isn't a playground for kids to play in (but they have a dog park), there isn't truly a security guard on site, there are public places outside that have terrible lighting. and the list goes on. They even say they offer "free" WIFI to all residents but the signal is becoming less reliable and the speeds are very slow at times. Lately, the internet
...has been extremely spotty and their third party provider never picks up the phone when I call them.
The only reason I didn't contest them during renewal was because I had a lot happening in life during that time and I needed to maintain my sanity by reducing any additional stress. I even informed the office of this and they were apathetic, at best.
This apartment promotes "low" prices, but remember that many times, you pay for what you get. Renting has become more expensive than owning your own home. You would think with all the money these complexes get, they would care about their residents, but the sad truth is that you're just a number to some organizations and the Ardmore brand has definitely made their stance clear on what they value: Money and nothing else.
I'm strongly considering buying out of my lease. I would advise anyone interested in this complex to look elsewhere if you value anything beyond the base amount of rent you pay.
Look for complexes that offer adequate value for the prices you pay. Rent is more expensive than a mortgage payment. The value offered by the complex should represent this. The office is constantly looking for ways to cut costs at the residents' expense!
Max of 2. We happily accept up to 2 pets per home, with no weight limit and limited breed restrictions. We have a one-time pet fee of $400 per pet and monthly pet rent of $30 per pet. Please call our leasing office for our complete pet policy.