Grecian Terrace Apartments

replace the sheet rock. When our hoarder neighbors (they got evicted and management brought a cleaning crew who required hazmat suits and a large dumpster) moved out and left a colony of mice that infested our building, their response was to leave sticky traps that I was constantly worried about my cats getting stuck on. Lately, the garbage truck hasn't even been coming as scheduled, resulting in overflowing dumpsters. As far as environment goes, you're next to a swamp, so be prepared to become mosquito food in the summer. You're also sandwiched between the firehouse and the animal hospital, so between fire calls and dogs barking, it's pretty loud (your walls are also pretty thin). I wouldn't call it ample parking (I often get home from work late and am unable to find a parking spot and have to walk in a poorly lit parking lot to my apartment), and I've never seen assigned parking in the time I've lived there. Snow removal sucks (they come maybe once during a blizzard and don't clear the spots out well, and the sidewalk doesn't always get touched). The laundry rooms are expensive, inefficient, and dirty (not to mention the one in my building constantly smells as if someone has been smoking in it). Your neighbors are hit and miss. Some are absolutely wonderful people who I will miss dearly. I hope they'll be able to find a better place to live as well. Others are completely disrespectful of others, not caring about noise, broken glass, or cigarette smoke going into others' spaces. I've had my car scratched by kids riding their bikes between parked cars, not caring where they're going. Of course, there's really no place for kids to play except in the parking lot. Overall, I wouldn't recommend living here. In fact, I wouldn't recommend living at any property run by Burns Management. Not unless they actually start to care about the residents again.