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Estefani Rojas
5 days ago
The elevator isn’t working and they didn’t tell us ahead of time. They said it would start working by the middle of this week, and it's still not working. Also, the apartment was not cleaned well. The kitchen counter had stains and the bathrooms as well. I had to ask to have someone reclean. Also, the apartment did not look like the one I was shown on my tour. The fridge was not stainless steel and the kitchen sinnk an newer one and not the same as the one I was shown. I did feel catfished. I also paid for storage space in the garage and when I went to look at my assigned space it had things in it.
Seems like it would be a nice place but BEWARE. They will drain you of money right up until the very end. Make sure you get copies of everything you sign and take pictures upon move-in. The apartment was dirty when we moved in, without a working stove. The heating vents were broken, thermostat not working, etc. Says it’s a no-smoking facility, which is part of why we wanted to live there, but hallways constantly smell like weed, with one even setting off the fire alarm at 4:20am lol. People leave their trash everywhere, almost constant flow of trashed furniture etc on the side of the driveways! The buildings themselves were always in need of repair, especially the laundry rooms. The tours show a nice apartment, which is not indicative of the actual apartment you get.
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L “Mena” Menchaca
Aug 22, 2026
I scheduled a virtual tour yesterday for today at 12:30, and I never got a call or a text. Being completely stood up for a scheduled appointment was a terrible first impression. Before my tour, I posted in the Bloomington community Facebook group and asked current and former residents about their experiences because I wanted to keep an open mind. I know everyone’s experience is different, but people shared photos, videos, and detailed accounts of what they experienced. And someone even commented while I was waiting for my tour to let me know there were multiple staff members in the office at that moment. That made the lack of communication even more disappointing. I did appreciate that the person I spoke with on the phone was informative and polite, so credit there. But after being stood up for the appointment and seeing that kind of feedback I’ve been rubbed the wrong way. First impressions matter, and this experience has me looking elsewhere.
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Luis Alvarez
Aug 13, 2026
Lo peor de lo peor cero recomendable se roban los paquetes de adentro de la instalación la manager no ase absolutamente nada para corregir el problema no son capaces de poner una simple cámara al menos y si se les comunica lo
Ocurrido dicen que no es su problema imagínate estar esperando algo médico y que te lo roben las lacras o estar esperando algo importante y se lo roben y la administración no ase nada para corregir ese error
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Camila Kitadai
Jul 27, 2026
I lived at Audenn Apartments for approximately three years. The clubhouse and leasing office create a great first impression, but they do not reflect the condition of the residential areas. In my experience, management was responsive until the lease was signed. After that, getting meaningful help became very difficult.
I'm writing this review after spending months trying to resolve these issues directly with management.
Package theft is a constant problem. We had multiple packages stolen, including packages delivered inside the package room, which requires an access code and takes photos of every entry. Management knows this is an ongoing issue, yet despite security cameras throughout the property, we never received any meaningful help or follow-up.
The apartment was not clean when we moved in, which was documented on our Move-In Form. We dealt with bugs, an ongoing smoke odor from another unit, dirty hallways with trash and dog urine, and a paid parking garage that frequently smelled like garbage.
We renewed our lease every year for three years, and our rent increased each time. By the time we moved out, we were paying more than the advertised rent for new residents, which made little sense from a long-term resident's perspective.
The move-out process was the final disappointment. We first received another family's move-out statement. After that mistake was corrected, we were still charged approximately $350 that we disputed based on our Move-In Form, the Lease Agreement, and the documented condition of the apartment. I sent multiple emails requesting a review, but management ultimately stopped responding rather than addressing the concerns.
If you rent here, my advice is to document everything with photos and videos from day one, save every email, and review your move-out charge carefully.