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Khawla Alsamman
Jun 21, 2026
I previously lived in this apartment complex for three years and had a very positive experience, which is exactly why I decided to return. Unfortunately, my experience this time has been completely different and far below my expectations.
Before signing the lease, I was shown a specific apartment, but after I signed, I was assigned a different unit. That was disappointing, but the bigger issue was the condition of the apartment and the inconsistent information I received from the leasing office.
One of my main concerns was the carpet because I have pet allergies. I specifically asked whether the carpet had been replaced. I received several different answers. First, I was told that their policy is to replace carpets every 3–4 years unless there is significant damage, but that they always perform a deep cleaning. After I explained that I am allergic to pets, I was assured that the carpet had been replaced. However, when I moved in, the apartment had a strong pet odor, and it was obvious that the carpet had only been vacuumed. When I raised the issue, I was told that their records showed the carpet had been replaced two years before my move-in date. Later, I received an email stating that it had actually been replaced only three months before I moved in. The conflicting information was frustrating, and I ultimately had to hire a professional cleaning company to clean the entire carpet myself.
The maintenance experience was equally disappointing. On my first time turning on the kitchen sink, I noticed water dripping underneath. I reported it and was told someone had fixed the issue. However, when I later tried to wash a cup, I discovered it was not a drip at all—it was a significant leak. I went directly to the leasing office, where I was told it was considered an emergency and that maintenance would be sent immediately.
No one show-up.
I waited until after 7:00 PM and still had not heard from anyone. I called the emergency maintenance line and was again assured that someone would come, but no one showed up. I was unable to use my kitchen, prepare dinner, or even get water from the sink. The following morning, the leak was still ongoing. I called the emergency line again and was told they would follow up. Two hours later, after hearing nothing, I called back because I was extremely frustrated. Maintenance finally arrived around 1:00 PM the next day, nearly a full day after I had first reported what management themselves described as an emergency.
What disappointed me most was not just the delays and miscommunication, but the complete lack of accountability. At no point did anyone apologize for the inconvenience, the conflicting information, or the fact that I spent my first day in the apartment unable to use my kitchen due to a major leak.
Based on my previous experience here, I expected much better. Unfortunately, the current leasing and management team has been unprofessional, unresponsive, and difficult to trust. I have attached a video showing the severity of the leak.