The Classen

AC broke constantly, heater broke often, elevator broke constantly and has brown water

I moved out 6 months ago and have not received a refund of the deposit. I was told both in person and writing I would get my full deposit back. Living here was a nightmare. The AC won't get below 80 in the summer and the heat won't keep up with freezing weather because they won't fix the leaking windows. We had our HVAC unit leak and they couldn't find the water shut off for the unit. They refused to shut the water off to the building, I lived on the 9th floor so my neighbors also had their... closets flooded.

Don't rent here. Lee mas

I moved out of my appartment on July 23 and my lease was up at the end of August 2022. My lease was paid thru the end of August. I completed all required paper work and left a forwarding address. In the middle of September when I inquired about the status of the deposit I was told that my forwarding address had been lost and mngt would resolve in 7-10 days and a check would be sent. I have yet to hear anything from mngt. of this property. I have called, emailed and shown up in person. NO ONE... is communicating with me. I really think they want me to forget about my $500 deposit and give up. I really liked living in the place until this debacle. If your thinking of moving in to a property owned by this company I would beware. Lee mas

Move in to the classen back in April. Since we have been there we have had light brown to dark brown water. This happens when the hot water is on. So basiclly you take a shower and get to have brown water running. dont even try and take a bath or it looks like you are bathing in tea. After multiple conversations with the property managers and regional mangers the keep saying we are working on it. I ended up emailing everyone including the owner of Vesta properties(the company that owns the... classen tower. After much arguing they said they finally have an idea of the problem and will be working to fix it. But the time in talking with the managment staff and owner was horrible. It went as far as to the owner of the company saying he doesnt want to argue continue a chain of arguments with me anymore. But continuing on with the classen. They claim luxury apartments but there is nothing luxury about it. If you walk the building and everywhere you will find rusted pipes that leak everywhere. When it rain multiple tenets have leaking windows and have to get pots and pans out to collect the water. The office and concierage desk will flood all the way to the elevators when it rains. Not to mention that you will have to walk in 3 inches of water to your vehicle. Most apartments will not cool down during the days because all the windows leak and it will be close to 80 degrees in your apartment. I guess my biggest complaint with them is the fact that Vest property just has no care for the people who live there. I went to there corporate office one day to talk them and knocked on there door and they just shut there office doors and acted like they did not see me. This company is just out for your money and will not do anything to help and fix any problems. Lee mas

If you are looking to move in and Vista is still managing the property, don't. Multiple issues pop up with it being an older building and we knew this moving in. The pains of living in a historical landmark was something we were more than willing to deal with. However, that was before the Managment changed. We moved in February of 2021 and have gone through a few companies/ managers now. The most recent company (Vista) doesn't respond quickly to emergency work orders or ignores them. My partner... put in a work order about the toilet leaking before noon, when coming home (at 6pm) to check on the towels he put down to wash them, it was clear no one had been by to look at this. All 3 towels that were set down were completely soaked and water reached the vanity. The office closes at 5pm, so the only people I can speak with are the overnight crew. The overnight crew doesn't always know what work orders have been submitted to the office so they have to call and check with the office staff and maintenance. When receiving a call back after the overnight crew had to do this leg work, I was told they put in a work order for the following morning. I had to explain the work order was put in over 6 hours ago and it was still actively leaking. I'm now unable to follow out with my plans for the evening due to waiting to see if someone will come out to look at an active leak. Not only is it unfair to me as a resident who pays rent on time every month, but to our downstairs neighbors how might also have to deal with their lack of urgency for emergency work orders. Lee mas