Grant Village Apartments

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every time my mother came over that the railing would break and she would fall. In the 3 years I lived there, the basement has been disgusting and only got worse: rotting foundation, standing water, black and green mold, rotting radiators, etc. Add to this the fact that the basements connect all units in a building (you can go down into the basement at your unit and come up in someone else’s hall - so unsafe!) and the door down into my basement was broken for the full three years I resided there. The basement was so disgusting and rank I never did laundry there, maybe a handful of times when I was desperate in the 3 years I stayed. The week I moved out, the doorknob only was repaired - basement still is a moldy mess. Also the week I moved, the lights in the lot blew so I moved out in pitch black. I have had the police show up to my apartment looking for the previous tenant and demanding to search my unit for that person Bc he was wanted for some drug crime, you’ll have people at all hours knocking on your window or buzzing your door from outside bc they forgot their keys and management charges $30 if you lock yourself out. Plumbing is terrible, don’t bother asking for them to repair it, it breaks again immediately - better off doing it yourself. I feel so bad for everyone still living there - no one deserves to live like this! I never once left for work and felt certain my apartment was going to be safe and secure while I was gone, and after a woman was murdered next door I installed a home security system until I could get myself out. I’m not sure who writes the good reviews - maybe people who were in a bad spot grateful to get a place to stay, but no one deserves to live here. There is such a huge disconnect in what they say and the reality of living here. Management should have to stay a week in these apartments and use the laundry - I wonder if it would still be in such disrepair!

all were very warm, friendly and inviting at Grant Village Apts.