Not a bad place to live considering
April 4, 2025 - Review from Apartments.com
My apartment was spacious, and I had no complaints about my neighbors. However, the building itself is quite old, which comes with some drawbacks.
In winter, the heating is extreme; I had to use window fans in every room just to sleep comfortably we don’t control the heat and In the summer, you’re charged $300 for each air conditioning unit, which isn’t terrible, but it adds up.
Another inconvenience is the random water shut-offs due to ongoing pipe work, which can be frustrating. There’s also ...
a significant issue with large water bugs that can be off-putting. The laundry facility is acceptable, though it can vary depending on the time of day.
On the plus side, the property is kept clean by a daily cleaning service, and maintenance does their best to handle the frequent issues. However, parking is a major headache. I’ve been towed twice for parking both on the street and in the limited back lot, which is first-come, first-served. Be prepared for long walks back to your apartment at night, especially in bad weather it’s frustrating because of the trees that fall on cars on the street.
The community is mostly quiet, but summer can bring more noise, with people grilling on fire escapes and setting off alarms. The pool area is maintained reasonably well.
Management has changed since I leased; Jackie and Marche’ were great, but the new manager, Shareeka, is doing her best to address concerns given the circumstances. While I didn’t interact much with the other leasing person , overall, for the price and included utilities, it’s not a bad place to live.
I chose not to renew my lease after a year due to the various issues, but for the area and price, it may be worth considering if you’re willing to deal with some inconveniences
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