Franklin Housing Co-op Apartments

and drug activity. The fire alarm also went off randomly at any time, which was very disruptive. Package theft, especially Amazon deliveries, was common, and vehicles in the paid parking lot were often vandalized. People frequently smoked in the hallways and stairwells, and loud music outside apartment doors was a nightly problem. The rent kept increasing at the end of every lease term, and utilities were not included in the rent, so they had to be paid separately. While the staff was efficient at collecting rent and sending notices, they often mixed up information during inspections, leading to charges that were hard to verify. Overall, this was my experience over six years. I hope this helps you make a well-informed decision. Good luck!