Willets Landing Apartments

to pay the building’s contracted handyman to mount anything. The “small fee” for the handyman will probably be around the same price as the item that you want to mount. 2) If you're planning to adopt a dog or bring one in, it MUST be 40 lbs. or under (doesn't state that in the lease...). No pits, no great danes, no greyhounds. 3) You can't have a welcome mat at the front of your door. 4) The insulation of the building is poorly installed. The lobby is beyond freezing on cold days. Your gas bill will be pricy during the winter! 5) There are MANY unfinished projects (e.g., windows, unpatched holes in walls, roof deck has no furniture, common room not ready for use) 6) There are practically NO amenities—you pay for gas and electric, and your water is metered. There's no fitness center, no nearby dog park, and on-site visitor parking is virtually impossible with the 5-7 visitor spots and 46 units! Oh! And you have to pay extra in rent for a garage parking spot. I can go on and on, but that is just a few of the many things that have gone wrong since living here. This building definitely needs another year before being available to rent. Management is unorganized and can be nonchalant about addressing tenant issues. The rent is not worth the experience. Please do yourself a favor and save your coin!

have experienced this as well). Anticipate a high heat bill. The common room is not yet furnished but that is minor. I think this building has a lot of potential, but management seems disorganized. I would not recommend moving in at this time.