7/12/24
Worst year of my life
Unfortunately, everything you’ve read about this place is true. I've never lived in an apartment building that I hated every second of. The units are incredibly small, barely accommodating a queen-size bed in the bedrooms. When I first moved in, the units were listed on the website with smaller square footage, but somehow, the same floor plans are now listed as 95 square feet larger. For instance, the "Helena" floor plan was listed at 515 square feet but is now listed at 610 square feet.... Predictably, the price has increased to reflect this "larger" unit. Don't believe the website listings; they're misleading everyone. There are about 6 or 7 Airbnbs in the complex, possibly more, so strangers are constantly coming and going. This was not shared when I was moving in, otherwise this would’ve been an immediate no for me.
When they sent me the terms for renewing my lease, they, of course, increased the rent. I declined, and now I see my unit listed for less than what I had been paying all year. They will find a way to screw you over one way or another.
The noise is unbearable. There's no insulation between units, making it feel like you have unwanted roommates. This was my first time living alone, and it felt like I was back in a college house. You can hear everything from your neighbors, including barking dogs. If you work from home, you’ll need excellent noise-canceling headphones because it’s miserable. The upstairs neighbors sound like elephants (likely due to the poor construction amplifying every sound). If you have a dog living above you, be prepared to hear it scraping across the floor day and night.
Living here is not worth the money; it’s all for show. This is the cheapest apartment I’ve ever lived in, yet it’s supposed to be "luxury." The front always smells like pee, and the key pad hasn’t worked for months. This has been the most miserable year of my life, and I can’t wait to find a new place to call home.
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