DO NOT LIVE HERE -- Hostile Management and Invasive Surveillance
If I could give negative stars, I would. The general manager of this building, Mike, is the most unprofessional and inappropriate person I've ever encountered in a position of authority. If you're disabled, a veteran, or simply someone who values privacy, respect, and basic decency, stay far away.
In my experience, requests for reasonable accommodation are met with hostility, suspicion, and sometimes what feels like retaliation. Rather than support residents with disabilities, management treats them like problems to be contained or silenced.
Mike regularly sends out bizarre emails that many tenants find uncomfortable. In one message, he described watching tenants adjust themselves in a hallway mirror via the building's security cameras, commenting that "they all look amazing." It was deeply unsettling -- not just the remark itself, but the idea that someone is watching and commenting on residents' private moments in shared spaces. It's not about safety here. It's about control. These cameras aren't protecting anyone; they're being used to monitor and intimidate.
The tone of leadership is condescending, obsessive, and borderline paranoid. Rules are enforced inconsistently, often with unnecessary micromanagement or targeted scrutiny. It creates a toxic atmosphere where people are afraid to speak up -- and many don't.
To make matters worse, the building is in poor condition. As of 2025, they were only just beginning to install fire alarms. The property also contains asbestos and lead paint. Health and safety do not seem to be a priority here.
If you value peace, privacy, or professionalism, do yourself a favor and look elsewhere. This place is not a home -- it's a nightmare. The culture here is one of fear, control, and invasive oversight. I wouldn't wish this experience on anyone. read more