Lexington House Apartments

they'll try to nickel and dime you while being as cheap as possible on normal maintenance.

replaced. They did not replace it for over a week, and during this time, the other washer broke. They increased the rent my second year, but nothing has been updated, except a new washer, which was supposed to be paid for with the increased laundry rate. The bathtub in my apartment has enamel chipping off of it and rust in the bottom of it. I have asked the caretaker and the manager to fix it since I moved in, and their reply is "I'll add it to my list." I even offered to pay to repair the tub myself, and they declined with no explanation. Finally, I own two cats and require a catsitter when I travel. Usually, I had a fellow neighbor watch them. Over the holidays, I was going to have a friend who lives locally feed them, so I asked for a spare key to the building. Previously, they had offered that you could get a spare key with a fee ($50, which is quite high considering making a copy of a key is only $5). When I inquired about this, the manager refused to give me a spare key, saying that past tenants kept their building key copies and were using those keys to break-in. Keep in mind, no mention of this was said until I inquired about a spare key. Several of my neighbors have experienced the same things. One of them has developed mold toxicity and another has developed severe asthma - they are both leaving as soon as possible. Overall, the location and price is good, but you can probably find a more well-taken care of building for the same price.