As a resident, I’d recommend living elsewhere.
When ownership changed in 2021 the place really began to go downhill. With apartment living neighbors come and go, but the people moving in here lately are questionable, as in leniency in criminal background check questionable. Also, the woman that manages this community consistently avoids phone calls and emails. Management works for residents, not the other way around.
This community is a handful of years old but feels much older. The apartments
...are roomy and nice, but the landscaping leaves much to be desired as there are multiple areas where trees, shrubbery, and grass has been left to die or been left in place/overtaken by weeds. Also no care is taken to reprimand dog owners who neglect to clean up after their dog.
Recently a police/SWAT stand-off happened here where a resident holed up in their apartment all day and committed suicide. While unspeakably unfortunate, and obviously not possible to foresee, the event was was so traumatic for us to experience. All day we were on pins and needles waiting for the next gunshot or explosion. For all we knew, the whole block was rigged to explode, that’s what it sounded like. In the wake of this event, all management chose do was email residents a letter devoid of sympathy or empathy. That is all. I hope the poor person who moved into the unit where all of this occurred got full disclosure but somehow I doubt it.
My experience as a resident at Highlands at Red Hawk left a lot to be desired. There are other communities in the vicinity where you might really get what you pay for, with professional management who care more about their residents than the bottom line.
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