As a former resident, I can assure you that the "positive reviews" featured on this, and many other sites, were because of a lease incentive that was offered to the residents. (A month's free rent was offered to anyone giving a positive review). This was in an attempt to improve the reputation of the community and of the property management team who took over last September.
Management made all sorts of promises when they took over to improve the community and do better than the previous team. I
...saw no improvement. Conveniently, it also obscured the double homicide that took place *on the property. (They will insist that it was the neighboring property, which it technically is. However, for where I lived it was nearly next door.) Rather than address their tenants' security concerns, they came out with the lease-incentive contest the same day.
The community is plagued not only by crime but also people who are not respectful of community rules or property. While living there, my dog was attacked by a neighbor's dog who was let out unsupervised. The owner's were not only negligent in supervising their pet, but also in cleaning up after him. They're not the only ones. The common areas are overrun by people who don't pick up after their pets and by a dumpster that is nearly always overflowing. Be careful driving through the neighborhood as everyone disregards the posted speed signs and good luck finding parking in front of your own unit. Though property management sends periodic emails reminding residents of the rules, good luck getting them to enforce any.
Also, good luck getting out of your lease! Prior to closing on my new home, I informed the property team that I would be moving out and gave my 60-days notice. Because my (1-year) lease expired approximately 45-days into my 60-day notice, they insisted that I pay for a full month over the expiration of my lease, and then increased my rent for that month, even though I no longer even lived there. (I had, in-fact, already moved into my new home). In addition to charging me the rent, utility companies that I had shut off service for are now contacting me because the property insists I was still responsible for the utilities, despite the fact that I had moved out.
Though they are relatively new units, they are not well-made and I had frequent maintenance issues. In hindsight, I wish I had kept looking and seen the property for what it is.
Max of 2.