The Darcy AHR LLC Apartments

your door. When trying to ask management to change any of these things, good luck. You can never get anyone on the phone... not to mention - who even is the management company? In my two years here, the management company changed three times. If you call the building owner, they will direct you to the current management, who will not return your calls or emails. Additionally, the building is not made well, so there is no insulation from your tap-dancing, clog-wearing, music blasting upstairs neighbors. In fact, you can hear their entire conversation. If you live near the stairs, you can hear people coming and going all day and night, and if you live on the second floor, the garage door (when closed!!!!!) is extremely loud. Believe it or not, that is The Darcy in a nutshell. I would give it less than one star if I could.

to find that the keypad had never actually been set as the default code of 1234 got me in the door. Unfortunately, my headache didn't end there. The apartment was filthy when I walked in and the sink didn't work - the unit clearly had not been prepared for a move in. Several days later when the cleaning crew came out to take care of the filth, the head of the service told me they had not been scheduled to clean the unit in the weeks prior, despite property management telling me they just rushed their job. Fast forward several weeks, and I'm returning from 10 days out of town late on a Sunday evening. When I got to my door, I started typing out my code on the keypad, but it was unresponsive. The backlight was extremely dim, signaling to me that the battery was low and clearly didn't have enough juice to perform its duty. Here we go again. As it was creeping into the early hours of the morning, I chose to avoid the headache of waiting on a locksmith and booked a hotel room nearby. The next morning, a locksmith helped me get into the apartment and we found that the batteries installed on the keypad had expired in October of 2020... Following this experience, I contacted property management and requested a reimbursement or rent credit for the lodging and transit expenses I incurred that evening. To my surprise, they were unwilling to accommodate it and cited their emergency request process. While I understand that process is in place for a reason, it was still a shock to me that they were unwilling to accommodate my rather menial ask considering the experiences I'd had so far, particularly at move in, while living at the Darcy. I will also note that it took them over three weeks to reach this conclusion, which has been a recurring theme for resolution of general requests... I've heard a lot about how busy property management has been, so if punctuality is something you value in the property management of your residence, keep this in mind...