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I recently leased at this apartment community and initially was extremely excited about living…read morehere. Overall, my experience wasn't horrible, and at one point I even considered renewing my lease. However, there were several recurring issues that ultimately made me decide not to stay. One of my biggest frustrations was the lack of organization within the leasing office. There was quite a bit of back-and-forth during my leasing term, particularly when I was looking at resigning my lease. On multiple occasions, units I was viewing or interested in seemed to become unavailable or were given to someone else, which made the process unnecessarily frustrating. The elevators were by far my biggest issue. They seemed to be out of service far too often. There were many days when I would come home to find the elevators broken and would have to take the stairs. This became especially challenging when moving in and out of the building and carrying heavy items. For a multi-story apartment building, having consistently functioning elevators is a pretty basic expectation. Another issue was cleanliness related to the number of dogs in the community. There are a lot of residents with dogs, myself included, but I frequently encountered urine and feces throughout different areas of the building. To be fair, management appeared to make an effort to clean up after these incidents, but there didn't seem to be an effective way to hold residents accountable for repeatedly allowing their pets to make messes in common areas. There was also a significant amount of turnover within the leasing and management office during my time here. I went through three different property managers during my lease, and by the time I moved out, essentially the entire staff I had originally worked with was gone. There was constantly rotating staff, which made it difficult to establish consistency and, at times, made communication feel disjointed. That said, there were things I genuinely enjoyed about living here, and my experience was not entirely negative. I initially saw enough potential in the community that I actually considered renewing. However, the combination of inconsistent management, frequent elevator issues, cleanliness concerns, and staff turnover ultimately outweighed the positives for me. I think this community has a lot of potential, but there are some operational and maintenance issues that need to be addressed to create a consistently positive resident experience.

I have lived here for 6 months and can't wait to leave. As on lady on my floor said- "This place is…read moreworse than the projects in ghetto!" Elevators are continually out of service (too cheap to replace). The building is dirty, the carpets are gross and smell. The wallpaper in the common areas is peeling of the wall. The management staff couldn't care less about your issues. They make it obvious that you are bothering them. They allow the homeless cleaning staff sleep on the sofas in the common areas at night. And the bugs! Sooo many bugs. The lawn gets mowed maybe once a week, it looks like a jungle out there. They will tow cars one day and not the next. They pick and choose when they want to inforce the rules. Currently they are about 20 empty apartments, and I would guess more would open as most folks want out. No one wants to stay. This could be a great place if it was managed by a different company who cares about the building and the tenants.

Oxon Run View Apartments - apartments - Updated October 2026

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