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    Riverwalk At Cameron Harbor

    2.8 (12 reviews)
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    Just for starters, the trash chute on the floor was continuously broken (two months before my lease ended they finally just wrote a note on it telling us to just use the 3rd floors). The elevator constantly had problems in which we all had to walk 4 flights of stairs (draining when you have been at work for 12 hours). The dryer I rented through the apartment was broken for a month and had to be replaced. Once a week the fire alarm would go off, it is incredibly loud and nearly every resident has an animal- it was incredibly difficult trying to get us all out of the building every single week at 3am with dogs going rampage. Personally, I tried to look past all that until my units heater had malfunctioned. From November- January I had no heat. It took them 2 weeks to even come out and look at it to begin with, they told me it was fixed and it was not. I kept waiting and they kept coming back-never was fixed. My electricity bill went from average $50 a month to $180. I eventually took a new job opportunity and left to train in Nashville, as I was away my friend was house sitting. Every day I would get texts and pictures of the house being 78+ degrees and the unit frozen over. I contacted riverwalk multiple times through email, phone and in person contact. Maintenance came out and continued to ignore the main problem- they would turn on my emergency heat and leave the ice to defrost- never actually fixing the unit. My electricity bill at this point was outrageous. Twice, maintenance defrosted the unit and left it unattended to where it had flooded my apartment and I was left to clean it up with bath towels. I was out of air conditioning from February-my lease ending in June. You are required to give a 60 day notice before your lease ends. I was out of town and had only received 1 letter stating I needed to let them know my answer for renewing here soon (this was sent literally 60 days prior on the dot before my move in). Like I said, I was out of town and I did not see it until I got back a week later. With my busy work schedule and already being frustrated with the apartments, I had forgotten to reach out and let them know my answer. I then received a TEXT from the apartments asking if I was going to renew. (They texted me this question after they ignored several emails reaching out about my broken ac unit). I let them know I was not going to renew. I was then sent a pro-rated amount for the month of June.... $700+.... My lease was supposed to end June 1st and they were trying to charge me $700+ for a couple days. I was in an ongoing battle with the apartments already trying to have some sort of reimbursement for the broken AC unit. I asked for the difference credited back to my account and gave them all of the proof showing the dramatic change in statements, screenshots of the multiple emails ignored, photos of unit frozen over and thermostat then more screenshots including the multiple service requests I had entered through the resident website. This proof and explanation was all sent to the regional manager as well. Nothing was credited back to my account. My last day of moving out, I had locked the door and left for work. When I came back home several hours later my door was left wide open and my dog was missing. I remember seeing 1 email being sent out to the residents asking if anyone has lost their dog the description simply said "tan-white dog".... Almost %70 of the building owns a tan dog. No further description was given. The office closed at 6pm and I had arrived at 6:04pm.... I ran immediately down to the office and the office had already been closed down with no animal or person in sight. I email and call my apartments letting them know my dog is missing. I finally receive a call back informing me they had brought him to the nearest animal shelter, Mckamey. The manager said he "walked down all hallways and checked to see if anyones door was left open"... clearly they did not look hard enough or simply ignored it. I called the shelter and was informed I couldn't retrieve him until the next morning. I went the next morning and was charged $100 to get him back. Please read this again, my door was locked before I left, then was left wide open, 4 minutes later after close I arrived, "a tan-white dog" was the only description and $100 was charged to my card just to get him back.... All in all this is the worst experience I had ever had with an apartment. The only thing nice about this is the location of being downtown and the modern look otherwise, the communication between the team is terrible, maintenance needs work and they will rob you of every cent you have earned simply because they can. Hope your experience isn't as bad as mine and they have taken proper steps to improve.

    This was when the AC was frozen over and the apartment was 82 degrees

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    AMAZING property. I enjoy being here & the team is very nice and welcoming. Most beautiful place to live in chattanooga hands down!

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    Best apartment I've lived in by far. Obviously awesome location and amenities.

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