The maintenance staff does a pretty good job, but that's about the only positive…read more
When I first moved in, the toilet was cracked down the side, leaking, and they needed to replace the entire toilet after shutting off the water. I had to wake up at 4am and get dressed before walking halfway across the apartment complex just to use the bathroom. Also, the ice maker didn't work and I believe they needed to replace some tiles in the shower. You know, things that are typically handled BEFORE a tenant moves in, at least by responsible property owners. For all the trouble, they prorated ONE DAY's worth of rent and took it off my balance. At the time, I gave them the benefit of the doubt, telling myself that these compounding issues would surely be an outlier. Sadly, it was just the beginning.
The roaches haven't been as prevalent in my unit recently, but they're still visible from time to time. Other tenants complain about dealing with them more frequently. I guess I'm one of the "lucky" ones, relatively speaking.
Usually the dog stations are supplied with trash bags, but they recently went at least a few days (maybe a week) with no trash bags available. Fortunately I had plenty of empty grocery bags to pick up after my dog, but others weren't as prepared, judging by the increase in dog waste all over the grass throughout the apartment complex.
So far, the pool has been closed for a month (during prime pool weather; Mother's Day, Memorial Day, the first week of June) and updates have been misleading (an email goes out stating "the pool should be ready in a couple days/sometime this week" and then another couple weeks go by with no progress) while they continue to raise the rent on existing tenants. The worst part is that the pool is perfectly functional, but the people responsible for ensuring it's legally safe to enter failed to complete a form. After pressing Colleen in the leasing office for some sort of credit or discount - literally any form of compensation for the burden that their staff caused would have softened the blow - I was basically told to suck it up and deal with it. They have no desire whatsoever to make amends for the inconvenience.
I made the mistake of releasing after seeing flyers about an "Early Bird Renewal Special" that offered some enticing incentives. Of course, I never received any of the incentives advertised.
Area wise, it's in a good location, but there are so many nearby options, it's hard to imagine the neighboring communities are as incompetent as this one. Save yourself the headache and keep looking elsewhere.