3/9/21
Terrible place to live.
Would not recommend these apartments to anybody. The maintenance department is frequently incompetent, the management is often antagonistic towards tenants and both are very lazy. Here’s what you can expect if you move in:
-Expect to go without water at least once a week for several hours at a time. The water is frequently turned off without warning during the day to accommodate ambiguous maintenance issues. While it is not uncommon for water to be turned off at apartment complexes to deal with... such “maintenance issues” it has happened far more frequently than is normal and the managements gives no advance warning, instead preferring to email tenants after the water has already been shut off. I have had to go to work without a shower twice in the past because the water was shut off.
-If you’re a responsible dog owner that follows the rules and walks your dog on a leash, expect to have other tenants’ unleashed dogs bother your dog but don’t expect management to ever contact residents about this kind of thing.
-If there is a maintenance issue expect the maintenance men to need to come into your apartment several times over the next few months, they don’t know what they’re doing. If a pandemic is ongoing do not expect the maintenance staff to wear masks in your apartment. Instead of making their maintenance person wear a mask the office will just call and threaten to hold you financially responsible for any damages that might occur if you don’t let their unmasked maintenance person into your apartment.
Furthermore, don’t expect them to replace anything. They’d rather blow money on building a grill area during a pandemic (!) than replace anything.
-A friend of mine that also lives here referred a friend of their’s to the property who ultimately decided to sign a lease. In exchange my friend was supposed to receive a referral credit on their account but had to bother management about it for over a year. One of the managers of the property tried to stop the referral credit on the basis that the referred resident, who at this point had lived at the complex for a full year, was moving out due to their own dissatisfaction with the complex. Completely absurd. If you refer a customer to a business and they promise you something in return the business should uphold their end of the bargain in a timely fashion. It is not the fault of the customer if the business is so poorly managed that they are unable to maintain a good relationship with the referred customer.
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