The Venue Apartments

are loud and the location is decent. You could definitely find a better place to live. Watch out for their other properties too. I know a tenant in the building they finished 4 months ago and her air conditioning also doesn’t work. Obviously their builders are sloppy and management doesn’t even check all that before you move in. Very unprofessional, uncommunicative, and far from empathetic.

Dispite numerous communications with management, there has been little, if any, genuine consideration of residents complaints. And certainly been no resolution. Otherwise, package delivery can be difficult and inconvenient. Parking free of a monthly nickel and dime-ing can be limited. If other commercial tenants decide to overlook the discourteous noise of the gym, parking will quickly become quite problematic. (In large part I hope this occurs as I think the leverage of another commercial tenant might be the only way the issue is ever addressed). In closing, should you hesitantly decide to live in the building, avoid the second floor all together. Should you decide to live on the east side of the second floor, change your mind.

EDM (which makes it sound like someone is beating on a snare drum for hours) and you now have the full experience of what it's like to live here noise-wise. Friday is easily the worst because it starts at 6 AM. Sunday is the only day of respite because it's the only day they don't have boxing classes. I've spoken with tenants all around me and the gym's noise affects at least twelve units, if not more. I've also made multiple complaints regarding the gym's noise levels since they opened over the summer, but it's clear at this point nothing will be done about it. I even went out and bought stupidly expensive earplugs to try and deal with it, but they don't help because you can just feel the thumping through the floor and walls. Because of this, I will not be renewing my lease when it expires in November. Unlike what the description says, the floors are not hardwood. They are a peel-and-stick, water-resistant flooring like Traffic Master Allure. Because there's no carpet to absorb sound, it would not surprise me if tenants are turning up their televisions/music to drown out the gym's noise, which in turn winds up aggravating neighboring tenants. Finally, I wish I had paid $15/mo to park in the gated area because my car has been hit several times by people going to the coffee shop or the gym. It's definitely going to cost more than $180 to get all these scratches and dents fixed.