**Unaddressed Safety Issues - Building 2**
On Jan. 21, 2025, around midnight in Building 2, my neighbor's intoxicated family member in Unit 301 began yelling, kicking, and pounding on my door, as well as the doors of other nearby tenants. I had to brace my door to prevent him from kicking it open. Concerned for our safety and the safety of my children, who were sleeping at the time, my wife and I called the police. They arrived, arrested him, and took him away. He also left blood splatter in front of my apartment door, which still remains there.
Two days later, my wife and I noticed that he had been released. Since then, we haven't been able to sleep well and have been feeling unsafe in our apartment. My wife reported the incident to the office staff (assistant manager), expressing her concern and stating that we no longer feel safe, especially since we have children. She also mentioned that we are considering breaking our lease because of our safety concerns.
However, the office staff my wife spoke to showed no concern and failed to take any action when she informed them about the blood left on the floor in front of our door. Despite her request for cleanup, it still remains. It's clear that management is more focused on collecting rent than on tenant well-being.
**Issue #2:**
- Management requires tenants to pay for trash disposal, but my trash is hardly ever removed, and I have been disposing of it myself.
- The elevators are still unsafe and not functioning properly. They continue to shake, indicating that management does not care about tenant safety.
- The hallways are perpetually filthy and emit a foul odor. Don't be deceived by the pictures posted online.
- Fire alarms have been going off late at night and early in the morning without any fire or smoke detected. This is a significant nuisance, especially for children who need to sleep for school and others who work.
- During our time living in this apartment complex, we have frequently witnessed and heard fights or disputes occurring late at night or in the early morning hours, which are extremely disruptive. Despite raising this ongoing issue, no action has been taken to address it. On multiple occasions, I have had to open my balcony door to ask them to be quiet, and I have also called the police, but these actions have not resolved the problem.
I am contemplating seeking legal advice since we have expressed our concerns for safety, but management insists that we cannot break our lease and that we are not allowed to defend ourselves in case of a break-in or if we are threatened by our disruptive neighbor. I will also report the issues and concerns expressed by myself and other tenants regarding a possible inspection needed for safety, environmental, and health hazards that have gone unresolved throughout the entire apartment complex read more