Richwood Terrace Apartments

units, but for middle and ground-floor units, electric bills rarely top $50 and can be below $20 in spring/fall. The window units can be noisy but they work just fine for climate control in the relatively small units. Cons: - thin walls: could hear neighbor's TV through the wall even when it played at normal volume. - outdated appliances: I didn't live in a "renovated" unit, so this may not be an issue for those units, but the stove/oven was old, small, and consistently overheated. You learn to set the temperature lower than what you actually need. - issues with hot water: sometimes the shower would turn ice cold. I think this was a problem with my particular unit rather than a building-wide issue. As for concerns raised in other reviews: - bug infestation: Mostly disagree; management has pest control spray every few months. I found one dead cockroach when I moved in and didn't see another over the next three years of living in ground floor and second-floor units. There were a few spiders but no more than normal. - Cigarette smell: Mostly agree; it's faint and you get used to it quickly. Depends on your own sensitivity and likely varies by unit. - Unfriendly management/neighbors: Disagree. Great management. Neighbors were polite and mostly kept to themselves. - Not enough parking: Disagree. I sometimes had to park around the building from my unit, but there were always extra spots somewhere in the lot.

rude, suspicious people roaming the parking lot at all times of the day. They have cameras at the leasing office but of course all of the criminal activity happens on the parking lot. Oh and dont expect to take a hot shower on the weekend cause theres hardly ever any hot water. please beware that the “renovated” apartments aren’t actually renovated, they have old appliances and hardwood flooring. not to mention they raised the rent so the amount they are asking for now is not worth it, please look elsewhere i regret moving here, please listen & do not waste your time