11/29/17
You get what you pay for.
I lived here for four years because it was so cheap that I could afford school as a single mother. The price is good for the size, but you get what you pay for. Rent went up every year but only one improvement was facilitated during those 4 years. The balconies would crumble beneath your feet, were fixed directly to the building, and had no support. Someone fell through and sued them, so they did finally replace the balconies. That was the only improvement during the four years I lived there.... The walls and ceiling of my apartment had deep cracks in them as if the neighbor above me was going to fall in at any moment. The people below me had their apartment flooded several times in the same year because of plumbing issues. My sink backed up regularly because the neighbors were putting rice down the sink. Maintenance does very little to resolve issues. When I moved in, the oven was dirty and the dishwasher rack was broken. It remained this way all four years. My kitchen sink hose was leaking when I moved in and every time I reported it they replaced the same piece without the issue being resolved. My toilet leaked where it should have been sealed to the floor. Additionally, the cabinets were so coated and paint that they were flaking and peeling. It is clear that they do not clean them, they just paint over the dirt. All of the windows are drafty and leak, resulting in black mold on the windows A couple of them you could see clean outside through the gaps. Considering how poorly the windows are fixed to the building, you can clearly hear everything outside as if the windows are open. The same goes for your neighbors or anyone in your building. They have two washers and two dryers available, but it's only two washers for 22 apartments to share. The washer and dryers break down frequently and take your money. The office is not responsible for these washers and will not help you with issues. You have to call a third party, which usually does not refund you. You're much better off going down the street to the gateway laundry. The office is simply one of the apartments, there's no physical office building or amenities. The office ladies are racist, as well as smoke and have pets in the office frequently, resulting in a poor, but accurate, image of the apartment complex.
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