Multiple car break-ins and management is hard to get in contact with.
FR
Fauve Raphael
Sep 2, 2026
Save your money.
Lived there for 4 years, were some of the first tenants to move in.
The building itself is very nice and properly maintained, and our unit was great, bright and quiet. However, the management is very very poor since they switched to Centurion. The company based in Ontario is completely out of touch with the market rents. They increased our lease 3 times, ended up having to pay close to 2800$ for a 2 bedroom apartment. Look around and you will find actual houses for less than that, hence why we moved. A joke. Furthermore, rent kept increasing, service got worse. Our locker got broken into, they refused to help and refused to answer any questions, dishwasher broke 4 times, the "handyman" told us it was normal for dishwasher not to dry dishes.. ???? after 4 weeks of back and forth, they finally accepted to replace it, one winter morning the heating stopped and our apartment was at 10 degrees, we had a newborn so we got worried, when I asked the person there, he said to "close the blinds...". No communication, emails and phone calls left unanswered for weeks if not months although they are at the office all day (not sure what they do...), one day they decided to lock the outside doors after 7pm, so buzzers wouldn't be accessible... they didn't care. The garbage collectors didn't show up for weeks, the garbage room was a landfill we could not even open the door, when we asked what was happening, they said to keep our garbage in our unit for the time being (in summer...).We scheduled a move out walkthrough and nobody showed up. The list is long... Terrible management, stay away. One shoutout to Rabia however covering a mat leave who was lovely to deal with but she needs to get out of there and work for a proper company.
I had to file with RTDRS just to get my security deposit back.
We moved out on June 30, 2026 after three years of living in Credo, with no damages or deductions noted at the move-out inspection. Over the following MONTHS, our emails received no response. We managed to reach the office by phone once, but subsequent calls went to voicemail.
After repeated attempts to resolve the issue, I filed an application with RTDRS on August 5, more than a month after we moved out. Just 3-minutes after RTDRS issued the Notice of Telephone Hearing, we received our full security deposit plus interest.
After receiving the deposit, we requested and chased reimbursement of the $75 RTDRS filing fee. Centurion eventually reimbursed the fee just 10 days before the scheduled hearing, nearly two months after we had moved out. Once everything owed to us had finally been paid, we withdrew the RTDRS application and the case was closed.
I appreciate that we eventually received everything owed to us, but getting a security deposit back should not require nearly two months of chasing and file an RTDRS application.
A word of advice to current and future tenants: keep your move-in and move-out inspection reports, and keep written records of all communications with management like I did. Hopefully you will never need them, but they can be extremely important if a dispute arises. I certainly did not expect to spend nearly two months of my time and energy simply trying to recover a security deposit that was rightfully owed to us.
Overall, I have had mixed experiences here but the latest security breach has left me feeling uneasy. On Saturday/Sunday, our garage was broken into leaving several cars with broken windows, and stolen belongings. Things like this happen but this occured AFTER we were notified the garage door was malfunctioning. Knowing we were having security issues, management could have upped security at least temporarily (afterall, we are paying $150 a month to park there). Most worrying is that as of 2026-07-28 12:23 (keep in mind the crime occured ~2026-07-26) no one has communicated to me that it happened. If I hadn’t bumped into my neighbors, I wouldn’t have known to check my car and roll my windows down. At the very least, we should have received a notification that something was up. There are probably people who are away who don’t know that their car was affected (or obviously could still be affected given the fact that security hasn’t been increased). Things happen obviously, we are in sort of a problematic area and I don’t expect to be surrounded by law abiding citizens, but for $150 a month… I would expect at least some communication or idk even attempt to prevent a known problem from escalating.
TS
TRIPLE SIXES
Jul 28, 2026
Absolute negligence! Avoid this place!
A massive security breach occurred in the underground parking garage, and management’s response has been shocking, take day off and carry no response. Burglars easily infiltrated the "secure" area, smashed the windows of 10 to 15 resident cars—including mine—and completely ransacked them. My personal belongings and expensive tools were stolen. This happened not the first time as per other tenants.
The worst part is that this was entirely preventable. Right before the crime, the leasing office sent a message stating that the garage doors were malfunctioning. Despite knowing the building was completely vulnerable, they failed to post a single security guard at the gate. They left a broken entrance unguarded and took a long weekend.
Now, management claims they bear zero liability for break-ins, anyway charges you 100-150$ for a parking spot. The fact that this was a targeted, malicious crime means nothing to them. They show a total lack of accountability and absolute irresponsibility toward paying residents.
If you value your safety and property, do not move here. The cameras are useless, and management does not care about you, only your money, they will raise your rent every time when your lease agreement expire, like without hesitation.