Very disappointing. These apartments are appealing on the outside. Pool, workout area, secure building, pet friendly. What's not to like? Unfortunately, after living here...
Very disappointing. These apartments are appealing on the outside. Pool, workout area, secure building, pet friendly. What's not to like? Unfortunately, after living here and many friends sharing similar experiences as me, I can conclude that these features are incredibly deceiving. The pool is under maintenance for a good portion of the summer (broken parts, maintenance crew "not doing their job" [so the staff says] etc) . The 4 pieces of workout equipment are typically busy considering the complex has 60+ rooms. Tenants always prop the doors open so the building is no longer secure. The cameras obviously are not real, otherwise those tenants just mentioned would be punished. And there is literally nothing pet friendly about the place aside from them allowing pets if you pay a huge down payment and add to your already outrageous rent. I was promised that a fenced-in dog area was in the works, but after 10 months nothing has changed. I was scolded about my dog not being in the correct "dog designated area". In the winter time, on the very rare and late occasions that the association plows the parking lot, they plow it directly into the "dog designated area". I was blamed for accidents that my dog did not do. My grievances about the pet "friendly" advertisement go on and on. Dog owners stay away from this place!
Futhermore, parking is a complete cluster. There are probably 30 additional spots aside from the garages, and most of the college students refuse to park in their garages, so if you have more cars than garage stalls, good luck. This causes tenants to desperately start parking in random places that end up blocking other cars in. Lucky for them, there are no consequences. The walls are decent thickness, however, the floors are paper-thin. I can nearly make out words from the apartment above us, not to mention hear every single footstep, and every time my dog runs over to greet me as I get home from work/call his name/etc, the tenants below us bang on the ceiling as if we are dropping weights every 10 seconds. For reference- my dog is 30 pounds.
Alas, maybe all of this is completely normal and I'm just a loser. If that is the case though and all apartments ARE like this, I strongly advice checking out another area just based on the cost of rent here.