I would not recommend that anyone live at Georgetown Crossing, or ANY Triple Crown Corp. property for that matter. All they want to do is rip off tenants for every penny they have.
The first issue with Georgetown Crossing is that they have no dumpsters and contract with a private company for trash and recycling. The private company is very frequently late or doesn't come at all (it happens at least one week a month, especially in winter) and when this happens, the leasing office puts the burden of this shortcoming on the tenants, requiring them to haul their trash in only to haul it back out a day or a few days later when the company is able to come. They also send scolding emails for there being trash blowing around outside. It is the leasing company's responsibility to provide sufficient trash removal service (for which the tenant is charged a separate fee, by the way) and the leasing company repeatedly fails to provide this while taking no action to correct their own failure.
The next problem is the exorbitant move-out charges. When I decided not to renew my lease (I didn't break the lease early), I spent at least 40 hours in time and at least $100 in cleaning supplies making the place absolutely spotless. The only issues were a small stain on the counter I couldn't get out and a broken blind or two. They are currently attempting to retain more than $200 out of my security deposit for erroneous "cleaning charges" plus a mandatory $175 for carpet cleaning for every tenant who doesn't provide a receipt proving a professional carpet cleaning was done, despite the fact that I shampooed the carpets myself until they were spotless. The carpet cleaning requirement is buried deep in a 30-page lease with no bold or underlined text to draw one's attention to it and is not something they are upfront about until you are preparing to move out and may not even have time to book anything, forcing you to pay them another $175 on top of the already high rent.
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