St. Andrews at Weston

Because they do not say that in all cases and at the end of the contract, they do everything possible to keep the guarantee deposit. I have the case that the contract expires on a date, but they say that I must notify 2 months before to withdraw AT THE END OF MY CONTRACT ??? Do you know what END OF CONTRACT means ???? Hopefully nobody rents in their facilities, they are really undesirable.

Worst place to live!!! (MOLD!!! MOLD!!! MOLD!!!) If there was a way to post a negative star, I would would give this place a -5. I don't even know where to start off, but the apartment that I lived was infested with mold. My daughter is a heart transplant patient and she was living with me at the apartment. In 2017 she hospitalized several times and was always coughing every time she came over. I told management about it, but all they did was clean the outside of the air vents. There was mold… everywhere. Around the bedroom window, the outside patio door. My daughter got to a point where her donor antibodies started to become a threat due to her getting sick all of the time and her respiratory being affected due to all of the mold in the house. She had to start a treatment in early November 2017 called IVIG that helps flush out the donors antibodies from her system otherwise her body was going to start rejecting her heart. I don't think anyone has to go through this. I have all of the hospital records and her treatment records. I told management that I was leaving because I could no longer live in a place that was unsafe for my daughter to reside in. They told me that I had to pay the last month. I left the apartment with move in ready conditions and I was told that management was going to contact me. I never got a call from them, instead a month later they sent me a bill for outstanding charges. They went on to send me name to collections. They are worst management I have ever had to deal with. I would encourage anyone that is still living at St. Andrews Apartment of Weston to buy a mold kit and test your apartment for mold as it is a very toxic substance and you can become really sick. I would also encourage new residents that want to rent to have the place tested for mold before you move in. I made friends while living at St. Andrews and they told me that they have noticed mold in their apartments as well. Hopefully with these kinds of review Management can change. Read More

I lived in this complex for over two years. I left a review nine months ago that management recently responded to. Do not be fooled by their responses to negative reviews. They are trying to repair a well deserved reputation. Allow me to hit the highlights:
1. They will overcharge you for everything move in cost, move out cost and pad the water bill during the duration of your stay. (For example my water bill was well over $200 a month while living there. I know live in a three bedroom home… with outside faucet and run a sprinkler twice weekly for $90 month. Please note I live in the same city and with the same four people who resided in our three bedroom apartment.)
2. They ignore maintenance requests. If they do come, it is not fixed properly and you have to call again and again and again. I went nearly an entire month without air conditioning. In South Florida. I wasn't the only one.
3. Parking is first come, first serve which means you will not be parking anywhere near your unit if you come home late. You can pay extra to have a car port but other people will park in your paid space.
4. Management is unresponsive. This includes the parent company Atlantic Pacific.

In Conclusion, please read all the reviews and understand St. Andrew's earned this reputation. Do Not Rent From These People!!!!!!! Read More

The apartments themselves are ok. That being said, the office staff might be the most incompetent office staff I've ever had to deal with in my 5 years of renting. I moved in with 6 roommates, when the 6th roommate checked in they told him "We dropped a key under the desk and can't find it, can you just make a copy from your roommates?" As if they didn't even consider the MAJOR safety issue with having a key to our apartment just lying around on the ground somewhere. We asked them to change the… locks, after a month, the woman who dropped the key came back and tried to claim they she lose the key! When they told my roommate to his face that the key was dropped! After talking to a manager she finally came clean and they agreed to change the locks. Didn't hear anything for a few days and then we got an email at like 4pm that they had changed the locks with no prior notice. Someone had to leave work early just to get the keys just so we could get into our apartment. And the kicker: They only printed 2 keys. KNOWING that we have 6 roommates! This sort of incompetence is honestly ridiculous, I wonder where they even find people like that to hire.. Read More