Where to begin...there are so many things wrong with this apartment complex; I am baffled it was ever even built in the first place. This place does not even deserve one star out of five. Let me put it this way: the standard is run by a bunch of incompetent, lying, money-hungry a-holes who do not give a damn about the safety, security, or comfort of any of their residents. I was put in a four person apartment with a horrible layout and the management told us countless lies about the amenities and more. For example, many residents were promised a balcony in their unit. But we did not find out until AFTER we all signed our leases and moved in that these balconies were never approved to be built. I was charged almost $700 each month to live in a sub-par apartment with a falsely advertised "premium" and "luxury" standard. There were four people living in my apartment including me, and our kitchen had three small cabinets for ALL of us. We were storing food above the fridge, above cabinets, and in our bedrooms because they did not provide us with even the MINIMUM amount of kitchen storage space needed for four people. And the most ironic part is: none of us are handicapped, yet we were all placed in a handicap accessible apartment, which just proves they really didn't care about us. We all paid a ton of money to live there and had no garbage disposal, a faulty oven, a stove hood that did not work, and a cabinet next to the oven that had no shelving - just empty space. When we asked maintenance if they could put shelving in so we could actually use the cabinet, they were of no help at all, saying they had to "look into approval" for that kind of thing (they never got back to us about the cabinet and refused to fix our stove hood because they claimed the wires electrocuted one of the workers). Also, the cabinets were installed less than a foot above the counter tops, so we had no room for any appliances and had to crowd the island with everything that couldn't fit. My roommate had to put her desk out in the kitchen just so we could have room for her coffee maker and my Keurig.... Yes, handicap apartments should always be included, but are NOT meant for people who are not handicapped. All the features that were taken away to assist a handicapped person only made using our kitchen harder and more of a hassle every single day. If the management had any common sense at all, they would have reserved the handicapped units for HANDICAPPED PEOPLE ONLY. But of course, they wanted to scam every penny from us that they could by filling every single unit possible. The handicap features make sense for a handicap person, but the amount of cabinet space is completely unacceptable, considering many other people's apartment's had way more storage space. And only one of us got the handicap room, which was obviously way larger, while the other 3 people (me being one of them) got stuck with dorm-like shoebox-sized rooms. I was the first to be assigned to the unit before the school year and was told by the management that I would get the larger room, only to find out later that I had been assigned to one of the smaller rooms instead, so there's another fat lie they told me. And we had to pay just as much as the girl who got the bigger room, which also makes no sense, considering she had more square footage than we did.
On another note, the hallways were always disgusting and had no security cameras, so residents were constantly breaking the elevators, stealing the exit signs, and letting their dogs pee and poop everywhere. The hallways were cleaned every now and again by the staff, but they never cleaned the stairwells, so they were littered with trash, dog poop, and cigarette butts all year long. And there were no security cameras in the parking garage either, so people were free to litter, smash glass bottles and do whatever tf they wanted without being held accountable. Also, about half of the parking spots in the garage were compact spots, forcing everyone to park horribly simply because their cars did not fit in those tiny spaces. The gates were always being broken by residents or not working altogether, so anyone could come in and park without paying. And we were charged $25 per month on top of rent for parking!
Clearly, there are endless problems with this property, and that says a lot about the management and Landmark Properties. It felt as though this complex was being run by a bunch of toddlers. My dog could have ran that place better. This place needs way better management, more maintenance staff, and more security. A word of advice for anyone looking into this place: DO NOT LIVE HERE UNLESS YOU WANT TO GET SCAMMED. read more
