I can't express enough how utterly disap ...
I can't express enough how utterly disappointing my experience has been living in this building. From the moment you step foot inside, you're greeted by a staff that seems to have attended a seminar on how to be as rude as possible. It's a true talent they've mastered. Let's talk about the elevators, or should I say, the perpetual out-of-service signs that should be permanently plastered on them. It's a daily adventure to figure out whether you'll have the luxury of a functioning elevator or if you'll be embracing the stair-master lifestyle against your will.
And the rules – oh, the rules! I didn't realize I was signing up for a boot camp led by the president himself. It's as if they found pleasure in making every aspect of living here as inconvenient as humanly possible. The red tape is suffocating, and the constant surveillance makes you feel like you're under the watchful eye of Big Brother.
Now, let's address the so-called "gym" they have on the premises. Pudriento is putting it lightly. The equipment seems to have been salvaged from a bygone era, and the overall ambiance screams neglect. Don't be fooled by the promise of fitness; it's more like a workout in a time capsule of decay.
And to add insult to injury, they have the audacity to charge residents for the privilege of using these lackluster facilities. It's like paying for a first-class ticket and ending up in the cargo hold.
In conclusion, if you have any other options, run – don't walk – away from this living nightmare. The combination of the discourteous staff, malfunctioning elevators, draconian rules, and a gym that should come with a hazmat suit is a recipe for housing disaster. Save yourself the trouble and find a place where the management actually cares about the well-being and satisfaction of its residents
Ohhh and i totally forgot to mention that they cut the AC and water every single week, im not kidding. I had to fix 3 times my Ac cause of that.