134 Crossing

We looked at these apartments,yes they are nice but at the same time they are small for the amount of money they are charging. We decided to apply elsewhere.

Upon the first tour, this apartment looks great. The counter tops look nice, there's a patio large enough for a chair or two, and the rooms are fair sized but after about a week or so living there, you start to notice things. Things that once you notice, you can't help but focus on. These include things like gaps behind the trim where the wall bows out a bit, the fact that the shower curtain rod is about 4 inches too high for even the longest curtain sold at Walmart, or that "USB Outlets" is… more of an attention grabber because there's only two in the apartment and one is in a place where I never charge my phone. Then about two weeks in you're walking into the kitchen and get a stabbing pain in your heel! You look down at where you stepped, and lone behold the carpet doesn't fully reach the threshold, leaving spikes (that are suppose to hold the carpet in place) exposed. The foot stabbing is stopped following a work order to pound down the spikes, but the gap in the threshold remains. Lastly, the walls between apartments does seem to rather well insulated, however, you can hear everything that goes on in the main hallways. Doors shutting, kids running, and dogs barking are all noticeable at any time of day.

This apartment complex has some potential, however, in my experience and the experience of several other tenants I have spoken with, there's many things that detract from it's overall excellence. Things that a free clubroom and a decent gym simply don't make up for. Read More