1/24/26
Theft, Attempted Break-In, and Management Silence
Do not move here if you value your safety or your belongings!
On Monday this week (01/19/26), an intruder roamed the apartment hallways stealing packages from residents’ doorsteps. That same intruder also attempted to walk directly into an apartment in the middle of the day. The only reason residents know what happened is because some people have personal door cameras that they purchased themselves.
This is not an isolated incident. Package theft has been a severe ongoing problem. Management... pushes residents to use Fetch and claims it prevents theft, but this does not work for people who work long hours, multiple jobs, or need time-sensitive deliveries. Despite repeated thefts and complaints, management has refused to install more cameras or take basic steps to improve security. Reports have highlighted financial relationships between large property management companies, including Greystar, and Fetch, so it certainly raises serious questions about whose interests are actually being prioritized.
Yesterday, a resident put up signs around the complex warning others to lock doors, secure vehicles, and stay alert. By this morning, the signs were taken down. As of now, management has still not sent a single community-wide email acknowledging the thefts or the attempted break-in. What potential tenants and nearby visitors might see seems to matter more than the safety of the people who live here.
This is an active security issue. Management is aware of it, but does not take actionable steps to make residents feel safer. If you move here, you can probably expect your packages to be stolen and little communication when something goes wrong.
Additionally, be cautious when reading the hollow five-star reviews. Some clearly appear padded to offset negative feedback from residents who have raised repeated concerns over many months since Greystar took over the apartment complex.
Review from Apartments.com
