The Verge

The apartment was disgusting when I moved in last fall. I spent the first four hours of that day cleaning the apartment before I could even begin to unpack my belongings. There were broken appliances, door handles missing, holes in walls, cracks in the foundation, broken windows, and more. Maintenance is horrible and will take weeks, if not months, IF NEVER to fix what’s broken. Pray you’re in the main development, not the second one, because that “protective” gate around the community hasn’t… been closed since I moved in a year ago. Definitely bring some empty buckets with you because the living room floods every time it rains. Pieces of the ceiling fell down as well during the hurricane last fall, but The Verge made sure to do nothing to help that situation! Also, the roaches are MASSIVE, but Walmart has a good 2 for 1 deal on Raid (I recommend stocking up). In addition, be prepared to have people walk into your apartment at least once a month without your say. Whether it’s office employees, inspectors, or managers, you will be sure to get no privacy or respect here! It is incredibly scary and degrading, and the office will take nothing you say seriously, no matter how dire the situation is. I pray you have no issues with your roommate because when I expressed concern for my very safety with my roommate’s boyfriend who lived rent-free with us for an entire year, absolutely nothing was done. Overall, if you are living in these tiny, overpriced, cheaply built apartments… well… good luck, Charlie. (P.S. I am writing this on my phone with cellular data, not WiFi, because the WiFi never works. Best of luck!) Read More

They show you an apartment that looks fine but their actual apartments are very old and filthy, bathrooms are beaten up in desperate need of repair. The move in day was a disaster, we found the apartment littered with garbage and had roaches. Washer and dryer broke and management was very unresponsive. We had to clean it ourselves. We asked for replacement of burnt light bulbs and ended up buying them ourselves after 3 weeks of waiting because maintenance never showed up. When sign the lease… they tell you they help you with sublease for the summer if needed but then at the time you request a summer sublease they asked for it to be a minimum of 4 months, when the summer is only 3 months!! Read More

This apartment charged me when I moved out. That’s fine. However, after I paid it almost 3 months ago (and I have the receipt and a string of emails) they sent the balance to collection???? So now I have to dispute this because it was already paid for and I have proof. I don’t know if it’s incompetence or an attempt to scam residents. Regardless, this is sketchy. I intend to call management and if need be the parent company because someone is really just failing at their job.

Horrible place. The first month my daughter stayed there they had plumbing issues so they were unable to cook or run the dishwasher. They had black stuff in their air conditioner. When she moved out they sent us a $367 hidden fee even though she had to patch up holes in the walls when she moved it. Don’t rent there.