Vitri

Let me start by echoing what many recent reviews say, don’t bother reading reviews of Vitri that are a year old (July 2021 or older), as the management and ownership of the building changed at that time.

Vitri, it’s billed as luxury living, but this isn’t true, in fact it’s far from it.

Let’s start with the good. The location is good.

Now for the bad. Vitri is beyond poorly managed.

For a building opened in 2020 it has its fare share of problems. Take for example the trash chutes, an upscale… building like Vitri couldn’t possibly have standard spring actuated trash chutes, no, this is luxury living. Instead, Vitri opted for pneumatic actuated trash chutes, which break all the time. This results in people dumping their garbage bags into the hot trash rooms, the smell is awful.

Speaking of smells, Vitri has a problem with sewer gas.

The parking garage has never been cleaned. The floors are filthy and you’ll be tracking that dirt into your home. Not to mention there are spider webs covering almost every light in the garbage. Good thing they charge you a monthly fee for pest control.

There are endless problems with the gym, the pool, the sauna, and the common areas in general. From broken equipment, unsanitary conditions, and some of your fellow tenants, we’ve got it all in this luxury building.

Many units have problems with their HVAC system. During the summer when you are forced to blast your AC, condensation will accumulate in the HVAC’s drip tray. If it was installed correctly the buildup of condensation will flow to a drain and you’ll never notice it. But, if you’re among the unlucky units that had the HVAC Installed incorrectly, then that condensation will begin to drip, make sure to have a bucket handy.

While the kitchens are nicely appointed with GE Cafe appliances, they seem to have forgotten about vent hoods. Unless you have a balcony, you can only open your window about two inches. Consequently, if you try to cook anything that will produce smoke, you’re going to set off the smoke detectors. Luxury.

Vitri features Whirlpool washers and ventless dryers. The dryers are terrible. Make sure to clean both lint traps, but don’t be surprised when that doesn’t help.

This is a Luxury building, and the rents are definitely in the Luxury price range. But, don’t expect your Luxury rent to cover everything.

Vitri had potential, it has a good location, but it’s let down by a subpar management company that appears to be in way over their heads. Read More

Recently, many apartments have been converted to short-term Airbnb rentals by the property management, so be aware of that. The garage concrete will dirty your car daily, the stairwells are pretty dirty, but maintenace is usually pretty good. There are $200 worth of fees on top of the advertised rent.

The floor is really poorly applied vinyl as far as I can tell, and a basic office chair will tear into it with no problem. If you plan on having a desk and a chair, get a floor mat.

I haven't had a good nights sleep since I moved in.

Every day of the week I wake up between 7am and 8am to either the neighbors dog barking (usually lasts from 8am-5pm at least, I assume they are gone at those times), construction on the roof (I'm on the top floor) (but you have to sign a construction noise… addendum that has no expected end date), or my other neighbor practicing the trumpet.

I've complained to management about the dog, and it usually stops for 3-4 days and then starts back up. Frankly, it seems like they spend more time trying to fill the rest of the rooms, than they do taking care of the people who live here.

And lastly, the parking here is a ABSOLUTE NIGHTMARE. If you are expecting to have someone over for any amount of time, for literally anything, good luck. There are around 10 guest spots (about 7 more after business hours) for the entire building. That's it. And now, you have to register them for 24 hours at a time. This means that my S.O. who doesn't live with me, who usually stays over from Thursday night to Saturday afternoon, has to have a spot reserved 3 times, and if we don't get it, even once, they will be towed or our plans cut short.

To add to this, management recently started enforcing assigned parking spaces. Parking wasn't an issue before, the garage is barely 3/4 full. Originally they put me in a parking garage that didn't even connect to the elevator on my side of the building. After I complained they moved me into the main parking garage but still decently far from the elevator next to my apartment (my apartment is only about 40 feet from one of the elevators, but a 4-5 minute walk from any of the other ones). Finally they moved me a third time and now I'm at an ok place. I consistently got a better parking spot without assigned parking. Before I never had to park even remotely close to as far as I am now. Seems like they had little care about where your apartment actually was when giving out parking spaces.

By and large, parking is completely unsustainable and with the enforcement of guest spot reservations, almost unusable for basic living.

I have no plans to renew after learning these things. And the only reason I haven't broken the lease yet is that the buyout includes all concessions so I'd have to pay around $9k to buyout. Read More

Poor Customer Service, Management and Experience.

I moved in mid-March 2020 (unit 457) into what was advertised as luxury apartment living and was the complete opposite. The amenities and finishes are nice but ends there.
The issues faced had nothing to do with the pandemic, more the lack of management follow up and overall issues stemming from a lack of a punch list post construction and design. Issues such as shower heads with poor water pressure, noisy AC caused by the damper (in my… unit in the bedroom), missing peep hole at front door, bedroom closet missing a rod bracket shelf support, kitchen drawers not properly closing, dryer always shutting off (error message), several pieces of the flooring lifting up and lastly the stove with no vent system and no windows to open (which at times sets the smoke detector off). The constant elevators out of order, dust on the vehicles from the construction, funky smells in the corridors, very early noise from the local restaurant dump trucks and fire alarms really puts this place nowhere near luxury living.

I got so frustrated we broke our lease early yet still had to pay for the remaining months of not living on site. Glad to be out of that place! Read More