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I would rate this place zero if I could they don't deserve any stars. This is the most unsafe place to live. This is terrible I carry my Glock on me at all times living here as a women. This rental cop said he watch them break into my car. The office is Terrible they didn't even get back to me after my car was broken into after I pay this stupid place to park in the damn garage. I drove my mom car there after my window was busted and they towed it. This place is ridiculous and a joke especially being bonded to a lease for a year. Let's not talk about the rats they have here as well. They WILL CON YOU. All this money I pay for rent to have the most shitty experience. Not to mention at my big age they don't have no visitor spots except 10 around the building to park when you want to have guest over. If you are looking for a place I will tell you to please keep looking and do your research. This is not a place you would want to live. I repeat don't stay here.

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DO NOT LIVE HERE!! They make u sign a lease b4 u actually get approved!!!! the second u sign that lease u are financially responsible for that apartment even if u don't get approved!!!!! Please read before signing the lease!!! Even when all the apartments are filled they will still deem u financially responsible!!! PLEASE READ !! B

I took pictures starting Friday-Monday.(8/30-9/02) My roommates and I are pay 700+ a month and that's beyond unacceptable which I have explained to managers on multiple occasions. Also to add on, we were given a 25 dollar fee for having 1 trash bag outside because our trash room has been broken since the day we moved in. Do not recommend. 15 days later. I now have made a complaint with the NC Attorney General DO NOT RECOMMEND!!! They are full of excuses for everything.

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Please do not move here. The worst place to live ever. They can't keep control over the pet policy. Everyday I am dodging dog shit. It's always very dirty and unkept. Idk what the management team is doing but it's definitely not much. I step out my door everyday and see dog shit. I hate living here. The most ghetto living environment.

98 Blvd on 07/31/2020, parking deck filled with trash

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