Vector

Here is my experience living here:
- A tenant stalked me and smashed my car window because I reported them, management did nothing
- From my perspective, tenants get away from stomping, explicitly on purpose, to prove a point, but "it's my dog" gets away with it. Curious though how about a 200lb point of contact is blamed on a dog, but I guess that's not my expertise
- Force them to sign an addendum to release you of penalties since it's likely your directly above you tenant will abuse where... they are and get away with everything
- It's a nice area, but clientele is sub-par, you won't find a nice locale for food anywhere in the vicinity
**If you're going to skip everything, just read this, you NEED the addendum for the above tenant noise abuse. To ignore this is them taking advantage of their "rights" and ignoring yours entirely.
**If apartments.com would like to exclude this review, then they will be liable to legal review and consequence as this review doesn't break any policy of theirs.** Lee mas

My family and I lived in Vector for over a year and would still be there had I not relocated for work. We love the property and the office staff. Felicia is awesome and everyone else is extremely helpful. Multiple great restaurants and pubs within 100 yards of the front door. Maintenance is very responsive and we never had the same problem twice. The pool is fantastic and family friendly. Overall I would highly recommend living here and if we ever move back to Oregon we will more than... likely move back in. Lee mas

Only great thing I can say about the apartment is the location and Felicia. If I ever need to talk to anyone at the office, from now on I'm only going to make sure it is her because everyone I've spoken to is unhelpful and doesn’t seem sincere. The lack of liability and accountability this apartment company gives is ridiculous.
1. Packages are stored in lockers now, which sounds great however, there isn't enough, and I still get $600 packages left at my front door for anyone walking by to pick... up. because they refuse to hold packages in their offices. Which is a basic thing that every apartment I've lived at has done.
2. The parking. Its always full when you come home from work because of Orange theory customers parking there for free for 2 hours, however we get charged $65 a month for basic parking. $125 if you want a reserved spot. Fine. but god forbid you have guests over during the holidays, and there is no $65 parking passes available because they dont have enough and there is a waitlist. So even on Christmas expect your guests to pay $18 for parking.
3. The noise. Not a day goes by that I don't hear every movement my upstairs neighbor does. Even my guests were surprised at how much someone could move around constantly and wondered if they are always rearranging their furniture every day.
4. The residence. Some have stalker like tendencies. Especially ones that have the view of the pool area. You can make it immediately known you are taken in a wonderful relationship, but they'll still find away to get your number from someone else to try to see if you want to come over for something "casual." Cant even go to my pool alone without feeling objectified and worried I'm going to be creep-ed on from someone's window. But nothing gets done about the harassment and I still have to deal with running into this wonderful person on a day to day basis.

Overall, not worth the price. There is other apartment companies in the same area that I wish I would have moved to. Lee mas