Lorenzo At East Mil

I ran into issues with this apartment complex before I even moved in. The day before I was supposed to move in I was notified the apartment was not ready despite the fact I had prepaid and had my move in day already booked. I was finally offered a different apartment after a lot of back and forth. The pictures online are nothing like the actual apartments you will live in. There is no hardwood floors, nice cabinets, or anything else shown. Instead your apartment will look like it hasn't been… touched since the 1980s with kitchen cabinets that are falling apart, appliances that don't work, and more pet roaches than you can count. Upon move in I was greeted by roaches everywhere, a nasty smell throughout the apartment, and a bathroom with a toilet and tub full of stains that looked like it hadn't been cleaned in years. Any maintenance issues you have will require multiple phone calls to rectify, or in some cases they will never bother to fix. My toilet leaked constantly, I put in a maintenance request 3 months before I moved out, and despite multiple calls and emails it was never fixed. My lease was finally up February 25 and I was happy to get out of dodge. Unfortunately I have been unable to close this chapter as they continue to send me rent bills for March and April despite the fact my lease was up and I moved out in February. I was expecting to get my security deposit back since I left the apartment clean and roach free, but that has been a daily fight as well since no one will return my phone calls. My best advice would be to stay away from Lorenzo at East Mil. Read More

Ah, The Lorenzo at East Mil, the epitome of "luxury" living—if your idea of luxury involves a kiddie pool, a makeshift gym, and ghost-town community areas. We pay top dollar for not one, but two of these esteemed 3-foot deep pools, though only one is functional—the other must be an avant-garde statement piece. Our gym membership fees have doubled since we had to outsource our workouts due to the gym's alluring combination of three lonely machines and air circulation that emulates a sarcophagus… .

As for the community areas we subsidize, their functionality rivals that of a solar-powered flashlight. Our 1 bedroom, 1 bathroom, 800 square foot apartment in this less-than-ideal location comes with a price tag that must have been inspired by abstract expressionism. Needless to say, as our lease draws to a close, we're eagerly counting down the days until we can bid farewell to The Lorenzo at East Mil and embark on a quest for greener, more cynical pastures. Read More

Staff is great nice and friendly close to school , well kept

I moved here in a crunch because at the time it was affordable. The area is not nice and don’t let these pictures deceive you because the apartments DO NOT look like the pictures. Maintenance came to fix an issues 5 different times because they kept putting the wrong caulking, bugs EVERYWHERE, the office is NEVER available in person or on the phone, this is just a complex full of lies. At the end they were trying to charge me my full rent for only 6 days. Please avoid this place at all costs.