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Claire Nowlin
Sep 10, 2026
It has been 63 days since my move-out and I still have not received my deposit refund. I got in contact with them around a month ago and was told they had to look into it, and on August 26 received a brief email saying they forgot to send it and would send it that week. It has now been two weeks since THAT email and still no check. My time living there was fine, but they obviously have no respect for your money unless you’re paying rent. It should not be this difficult to receive my deposit back.
Lived here for a year, the office has bad attitudes and instead of hearing people out, they return fire for complaints instead of learning from it and moving forward as such. Terrible apartments, ALWAYS ROACHES AND BUGS THEY SAY THEY CANT HELP YOU OUT, people are always abusing and misusing the pool times it’s very ghetto, NEVER LIVE HERE. VERY DISRESPECTFUL PEOPLE IN THAT OFFICE!!!!!
It's a shame ... it seems to have potential.
Did a self tour today.
1. Why on earth make your model apartment a tiny 1 bedroom?
2. Dog crap found all through their tiny dog park
3. The entire 2nd floor (where the club room is) smelled of weed. Not just one section, the entire floor
4. did seem to have a nice pool, although it echos so bad in there definitely don't get a pool facing apartment
5. the part of town it's in is very rough... although 8 min walk to stuff at bishop arts isn't bad
6. most of the shops on the first floor are all empty and some have never been filled since it opened.
7. the club room itself was pretty nice looking.
You have to look for these little signs of issues some times.. the model's balcony door wouldn't shut... if they don't even repair their model unit what does that say? The weed smell, the dog poop, etc.
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Merilyn Pena Chavez
Aug 5, 2026
This is honestly such a nice place to live. I’ve personally never had issues living here, however I know other people have had their cars broken into and such. The rent is a bit high for how small the apartments are, but the location is nice. Everything is nearby. I’d live here again.
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Qudus Olanihun
May 30, 2026
I moved into my apartment on March 30th, and it’s been a painful and
frustrating experience from day one.
On my very first night, the fire alarm started chirping at midnight. I couldn’t sleep until maintenance arrived around 2 a.m.—not exactly the welcome I expected. The next day, I discovered the refrigerator wasn’t working at all, and some of my food spoiled as a result. That same day, during my first shower, I realized the shower wasn’t functioning properly and the showerhead was dirty.
Just a few days later, I tried to use the dishwasher for the first time, only to find out it didn’t work either. I’ve had to submit maintenance requests for all of these issues. While I understand there is a move-in inspection form, it’s very concerning that essential appliances were not functional before I even moved in.
Even after the dishwasher was supposedly fixed, it stopped working again after just one use. I’ve now had to submit a second maintenance request for the same issue.
On May 16th, I encountered a snake inside the building, which was honestly terrifying. While I later learned it belonged to another tenant, it was still a very unsettling experience.
And now, I’ve just lost power in my unit again. There is no power in my unit as I’m writing this.
Overall, the number of issues I’ve faced since moving in has been unacceptable. Despite all of this, I have not received any form of compensation or meaningful resolution to make up for the ongoing inconvenience. I expected far better living conditions and management responsiveness than what I’ve experienced so far.