If you want literal poop to accompany you on your daily ingress/egress, look no further!
Seriously, there has been literal poop on multiple floor stairwells for well over a week (still there). Similarly, cat litter/pee has been drug down the whole stairwell (presumably from a ripped trash bag). It’s been there so long that it’s turned black and smells like ammonia. Unless a prospective tenant might see it on a tour or drive-through, it’s gross.
On the “valet trash” - it’s a mandatory maintenance fee for a third party contractor to come pick up one trash bag that must be in their provided can. A couple things: 1. It doesn’t matter the size of the apartment/family - you get a single trash can; 2. the provided trash can is small, but your pickup must be fully inside the bin or you get a fine; 3. they take the bags out of cans and hulk as many bags as possible down the stairs at a time, which I presume is causing rips that are just leaving a candy trail of trash, trash juices, and litterbox from/to your apartment. Cool.
Also, the notion of getting fined for using a (required) amenity is wild. We’ve effectively quit using it.
The management staff on site is rude, unhelpful, and does not appropriately responds
to resident concerns. Also, the walls are thin, and the ceilings are even thinner, you can hear just about everything your neighbors are doing.
The maintenance team is great and always does a good job. Good maintenance can only make up for so much. When management is unresponsive and dismissive, it creates a disappointing experience for the people who live here.
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caitlyn sanderson
Jun 18, 2026
We broke our year lease with 2 months left to get out of Greymont Village.. before you choose to move your family here, please pay attention to the negative reviews.. they are not exaggerated. I’ve included some pictures I took the week we moved out (mid July 2026) to show the normal state of the grounds.
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Wanita Martin
Jun 8, 2026
Lived here since 2023 and have been very pleased especially with maintenance very prompt and efficient
Current resident and have been there for some time. It’s a fine apartment but don’t bank on any advertised amenity, benefit, or good will you get from the staff.
The staff changes every few months seemingly, as do their practices, policies, and enforcement.
For example, the broken front gate that was going to get fixed when I toured the property in 2024 has never been worked on let alone fixed. It stands wide open, every day and night.
That cool movie theater? Was advertised and used for over a year as an amenity, then it turned into $100 fee overnight. I still haven’t seen a policy after ansking for months on-end even though “it’s the policy and they should have been collecting it the whole time.”
Don’t have a towel drying on your patio but evergreen Christmas lights are fine, I guess.
Don’t sit under an unused canopy by the pool; off-duty property managers may come down, make a scene, throw their job in your face, and try to get you to move so they can use it.
Don’t leave a shipping box with your address on it anywhere but the dumpster (even if it’s overflowing); you’ll get a fine.
Apartments are fine and maintenance is pretty good but don’t bank on anything else. The property managers change like seasons and so does everything else because of it.
Based on former reviews, someone will respond and ask me to email them directly; that they're sorry and they really want to help. I wont; It wont matter, because they don't make the calls, some corporate overlord does. You can clearly see the same issues persist even with their "concerned" responses to negative reviews.
Par for the course.