First thing I heard about when I moved i ...
First thing I heard about when I moved in were issues with management. I soon found that to be true. They seem to do very little and to not truly care about residents, other than making as much money off them as possible. Rental rates on their website can change by the hour, so be careful because once you’re in, they don’t care. During the April flooding, there wasn’t a single word from management, nothing about damage or hazards or what residents should do, no guidance or leadership or “management”. There’s mention of a dead rat rotting in the sun for weeks in prior reviews, unfortunately that’s not surprising. One recent morning, there was a pile of dog poop near the south interior sidewalk, no poop bags in any of the stations, large red ants all over the sidewalk by the marina, and a substance that looked like tomato paste on the west exterior sidewalk, the one near where the homeless guy stands every morning. Leasing gives off kind of a “mean girls” vibe, gossipy with spike heels. Interesting that some reviews that noted Andrea’s rudeness have disappeared and one from someone who just toured but doesn’t live here is now posted. There’s evidently a new manager but no improvement noted. Communication went from bad to virtually non-existant. You’ll pay an extra $50 a month for valet parking, even if you never use it. And an extra $30 just to receive packages, which is not usually something residents need to pay extra for. So, that and another charge they tack on adds about $100 per month to your monthly rent. They say only 2 dogs per apt, but some have 3. Dog weight limit not enforced either. If you’re paying an arm and a leg for rent, as many here are, you’ll likely feel disappointed. And if you’re seeking a peaceful living environment, you won’t find that here.