Greenhaven Apartment Homes

pool, she should have at least put up a notice of the sighting at the mail boxes or sent out an email. So many residents are complaining about how worthless she is and corporate should look into replacing her with someone that’s worth while.

neighbors are polite. The manager is fabulous! Maria goes out of the way to help meet your concerns. For instance, maintenance, or any other issues, and she treats us as a family member. She responds right away when we need help. There are rules to follow in every organization and this is part of life. We cannot expect the manager to handle every issue. We keep our cars in our garage and we have ample of space! It is a fabulous complex to reside!

read "Greehaven". The sprinklers run 2 or 3 times every day, until there is 6 inches of water running down the gutters and puddles on the sidewalks. This is not only a waste of water, but also a severe hazard. The gym is 1 treadmill, 5 & 10 lb weights, a pulley weight lifter, a bicycle which has a poor seat position ergonomics that will likely hurt you more than help you, and a reciprocating walker. Meh. The pool is nice but the stairs are positioned awkwardly for lap swimming. Cable is the only conduit-based option for phone, internet, and TV connectivity in our apartment. The cable lines are legacy RG58 cable, not RG6, so bandwidth is not great. Don't expect to get all your channels. The apartments will push it all off on the cable company. The cable company came out 5 times free of charge to help, but the building wiring is not under their control. The lease stipulates that you cannot park outside of your garage for more than 4 consecutive hours -- not even in a parking space. It also says you can't work on your car in your garage, wash your car in your driveway, reverse into your garage, or store anything in your garage besides your two vehicles. Expect sporadic and inconsistent enforcement of these rules. Early termination fees are not prorated so it is cheaper to continue to rent an apartment you don't inhabit than to turn it over to the apartment manager. We struck a 1 year lease and it increased the subsequent year -- somehow I feel this was always an introductory offer, even though it was not marked as such. Residents are not trusted with the gate code. If any number of residents start to figure it out, the apartment manager immediately has it changed. If you want the code, ask the delivery people. Residents are treated like second class citizens here. Your rent will end up being the cost of a mortgage payment, and your money will not yield you an asset or the pleasure of a home. Keep looking.

entertainment of guest. It's within walking or driving distance grocery store, restaurants, shopping in the area. It's like being retired with the atmosphere of peace. Kenni G, Bakersfield,Ca