College Student
June 10, 2026 - Review from Apartments.com
First off, the management is HORRIBLE. The workers in the front office barely know anything, and are always confused. They are very very money hungry, and will change prices of certain things. I asked to break my lease because I did not want to live there anymore. The employee in the front told me it will be fine, but I will have to pay the remaining balance of that month. I said that was fine and it would be no problem. They instead end up filing an eviction notice on me. While making me pay for ...
June and Julys rent (I don’t live there anymore by the way). I called up there to talk to Meagan, the manager, to explain what I was told by the employee. She continued to say that she was over everybody there in the office, and whatever that employee told me was wrong. On the good side the apartments aren’t so bad just an uncomfortable living situation.
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Property Manager Responded
June 15, 2026
Thank you for your feedback. We are sorry to hear that your experience did not meet your expectations. We strive to provide accurate information to all residents, and we apologize for any confusion regarding your account. As outlined in the lease agreement, residents who sign a lease term remain financially responsible for the apartment through the end of their lease, even if they choose to move out prior to the lease expiration date. Vacating the apartment does not automatically terminate the lease obligation. Because account-specific details cannot be discussed publicly, we encourage you to contact our management team directly if you would like to further review your concerns. We appreciate your feedback and are glad to hear that you enjoyed the apartment itself during your stay.
Max of 2. Approval is required prior to bringing your pet to the community. Limit of 2 pets (cat or dog) per apartment - one (1) if applicant only leases a single bedroom in a multi-room apartment.