Versailles Place Apartments

Like my headline states, Versailles Apartments are the epitome of wasted potential. Clearly the landlords, property rights holders, or leasing company have decided that ruining the property while squeezing out as much profit as possible instead of making money while also having a respectable name is the route they'd prefer to take. Its located off of E State, right near some of the best shopping and easy to access restaurants in the area. There are multiple gyms near by, as well as hospitals and… care centers. Ten minutes away is both a mall and a movie theater. This is a prime location. On top of that they at one point had an on property swimming pool. But as I said before, they'd rather kill the property while squeezing out as much money as they can instead of maintain the property while also making money. The pool I mentioned before fell into disrepair during Covid lockdowns. Eventually becoming a borderline swamp with ducks living in it, and racoons making homes around it: the water such a muddy color that you wouldn't be able to see your reflection in it. The roads and parking lock are cracked, falling apart. The sides of the buildings are covered in cheap plastic blinds that are broke and barely hanging on. The inside hallways of the apartments have stained carpets. There are no security cameras on the inside of the buildings with the exception of the main building. This has lead to packages being stollen with management refusing to do anything about it. Maintence does not care for any orders. I put in a request, as well as made multiple calls, about broken appliances in my unit and there has been zero follow up. Mind you, that it has been over a month. Multiple residents have complained about their floors falling through and having weak spots that feel as though you can fall right through. Again, nothing is being done about this. This is a complete waste for what could be a beautiful property and one that could be highly sought after. Instead it is falling apart, filled with mold, crumbling infrastructure, and a staff that does not care. Read More