Avenue 19

Repairs needed in almost every apartment. The chiller is inefficient. The owner changed 5 times in 6 years. The manager changed 9 times in 6 years. Break-ins are constant in apartments and cars. Dogs are always barking. Loud music from the courtyard is common. Homeless people are washing clothes and themselves in the pool. Bugs get out of control often.

Lived here for about a year, we signed a year lease and then we got a notice 9 months into our lease that our lease ended two weeks before. It was an actual blessing since we got to leave 3 months early. The summer was horrible got to 90 degrees in our apartment all summer. We had to buy an ac unit for our bedroom to at least keep somewhere not as hot. Homeless people would sleep out in the halls all the time. Only a one or two washers and dryers actually worked. Someone’s car would be broken… into, or gas would be siphoned out. The only good thing was the new manger or leasing lady was super helpful. But I would not recommend living here. Read More

Was supposed to have a tour today but there was no staff in-office when I arrived or able to be reached by phone. That’s fine bc the complex is pretty run down inside it looks like a motel and smells like cigarettes. Just walking through the halls I knew I didn’t need to take a full tour

Aundrea and the office ladies seem very nice on first meeting. Don't be fooled. They are ruthless business people at this establishment.

In person they are very polite, and will try to meet your complaints. But if they decided something is not good any more, prepare to either capitulate or fight it all the way. As an example: One day they issued a new statement saying "No pets on balcony. If we see a pet on a balcony we will immediately evict you no questions asked." This is the kind of… attitude they take once you are signed. Do what we say, or we threaten eviction. They act this way even for minor problems. Because of this I could not let my cat out on the balcony even though I was on the third floor and she bothered nobody. I confronted them, saying this was not on the pet agreement I signed on my lease. They told me to deal with it, and I started getting calls from their attorney threatening to sue me if I broke any part of the lease.

I only had one month left so I just decided to leave. Even then, they did not return my security deposit and instead asked me to pay $50 despite the fact that I had hired a cleaning service on moveout. Worse they never talked to me in person or over the phone about it, instead I got a letter that said "pay it or we giving it to a collections agency in 20 days" dated 10 days before it got to me. I was so done with them I just decided to pay it and move on.

There are so many better places with better people for the same cost as this establishment. Read More