Admirals Cove

I rented this apartment believing it was a safe, professionally managed building. It was not.

After months of unexplained respiratory, neurological, and systemic symptoms, I finally had independent environmental testing performed. That testing confirmed abnormal indoor mold conditions in my unit.

Shortly after, my physician reviewed my medical history and environmental exposure and advised me not to remain in the apartment due to health risk. I have now been diagnosed with a seizure disorder,... and my doctors have made it clear that continued exposure to a damp, mold-affected environment is unsafe.

What is most disturbing is not just the presence of mold it is how management handled it:

• Moisture intrusion and condensation issues were ignored for months
• I was never warned that the apartment required special ventilation
• Remediation was attempted without relocating me
• The work was performed while I was still living there
• No air clearance testing or medical-grade remediation was provided
• they bullied me and attempted to essentially say that my house cleaning skills were the reason why the mold occurred when there is no scientific basis behind any of it.
• On top of everything going on in my life, they want me to now take out time from my week to now help cosmetically conceal the mold that is growing from the moisture that is coming into the apartment, as if it is a normal occurrence that everyone does in their home.
• And they made it seem like it was an isolated incident to my apartment, and when I asked other tenants, I found at least five people who also experienced dealing with mold in this establishment.

Instead of treating this as a serious health and safety issue, it was minimized and framed as cosmetic. To top it off and make it worse, I have a 17 week old puppy who is just sitting in the apartment having to breathe it in.

I am a healthcare professional. I understand what chronic dampness, fungal spores, and poor ventilation do to the human body. This was not a minor inconvenience it was a medically dangerous environment.

No tenant should have to choose between their health and their housing. I would not wish this experience on anyone.

If you are considering living here, I strongly encourage you to have independent environmental testing done before signing anything. Read More

The building is pretty. That's why it gets the one star. It's a brand new place with poor management. Management does not care about tenants. They only care about money. Tenants have ZERO control of the HVAC system so it's an oven during these warm fall days with no way to turn on the AC. Since being there, ceilings have collapsed, door handles fallen off, endless leaks, questionable Internet service. If a maintenance emergency happens after 5pm, there's no emergency maintenance phone number.... Security guard parks with flashing lights on outside all night so god forbid you're photosensitive. The same security guard is rude, doesn't know how to talk to people. They have changed property managers twice since being here which shows how bad management is. They did not get the permit for tenants to use some of the amenities so they're literally built and just there to show potential tenants. Overall, there is nothing luxurious about this "luxury" apartment. Read More

Air conditioner doesn’t work
Maintenance doesn’t work
Washer dryer doesn’t work
Property manager is rude and doesn’t work.

No one responds to maintenance requests and they pretend to fix things. How do you move people in with nothing working and a team that doesn’t respond to repair requests