Summit Living Luxury Flats Apartments

about new our home. My first warning sign should have been when I received a call from the owner questioning the relationship and connection I had to my wife. After I told him we were married and not sisters he said he was "cool with it" but just wanted to know. Since that is highly unethical and also not a question a business owner/company can or should ask you in the state of PA, I was disgusted but we loved the apartment and these types of questions are unfortunately something you grow accustomed to. I will say that besides the list of issues that still needed to be fixed when we moved in, among them a dent in the brand new fridge, no heat, and metal left inside an outlet causing me to get shocked, for the first month we absolutely loved living there. Then October 2019 rolled around and the neighbors above us moved in. We woke up to our fire alarm going off at 5 am as the water was pouring out of the alarm and through several of our outlets. I repeatedly called the owner of the property and after he could not be reached since there is no emergency maintenance team, we finally called the fire department. The water damage went from the above apartment through ours and down to the tenant below us. Over the course of a month, we had walls ripped out, industrial fans running 24/7, lights replaced, and everything repainted all while my wife was, unfortunately, working from home. The issues with the above neighbor continued to get worse. My wife and I went up several times to ask that they please not play loud music all hours of the night, or to please not vacuum in the middle of the night as we were trying to sleep for work the next day. We finally got the owner involved after 2 months of trying to handle the situation on our own. He did little to nothing to help us and also refused to let us break our lease though he had let others break their lease. It was by far our worst apartment living experience we have ever had.

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