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Cydney Henry
Jun 30, 2026
I rarely leave reviews, but I felt this experience needed to be shared.
First, I want to be clear that I understand the apartment community is not responsible for my guest’s vehicle being stolen. Crime can happen anywhere. My concern is how the situation was handled afterward.
After the theft, I contacted the courtesy officer listed by the community. He returned my call but told me he was at work and that I needed to call 911. When I asked about the daytime courtesy officer, he said he didn’t know where that person was and told me to call back. I called again, left a voicemail, and never received a return call.
I stayed on the property until around 9:30 a.m. waiting for the leasing office to open. Although the doors were unlocked, no one was available to assist at that time.
Later, I contacted the leasing office to ask whether they were aware of the incident. I learned that the courtesy officer had never reported the stolen vehicle to the office. That was very concerning.
I do want to recognize the assistant property manager Tracey who was kind, compassionate, and genuinely concerned. Tracey listened, apologized for what happened, and said she would discuss the incident with the property manager and the team to help prevent situations like this from being handled the same way in the future. Tracey was the only person who made me feel like the safety and well being of residents actually mattered.
Unfortunately, my experience with the property manager Brant Bennett was completely different. When I met with Brant Bennett, he interrupted me before I could even finish explaining what happened. I asked him if he was aware of any vehicles being stolen, and he initially said no. However, later in the conversation, he mentioned that someone had told him about it, which made it seem like he was not being fully honest. I also asked what the purpose of having courtesy officers was, and he told me they were mainly for noise complaints and parties not for serious incidents like vehicle thefts or apartment break-ins. I even asked Brant Bennett if I can have a parking pass for my guest and he laughed even harder. Throughout the conversation, he appeared dismissive, even smiling while I was trying to explain a very upsetting situation. Whether that was his intention or not, it came across as though my concerns were not being taken seriously. I also asked for the corporate contact information so I could share my experience directly. Instead of providing it, I was told that he would forward my concerns himself.
Again, I am not blaming the apartment community for the theft. What disappointed me was the complete lack of communication and follow up. No one checked to see if I was okay. The incident was never communicated to residents so they could be more vigilant. It felt as though the situation was simply brushed aside. Again thank you to Tracey for the kind words and support.