Got back from a 9 day road trip arriving around midnight. So excited to be home. Parked in front of my apartment. Exhausted. Had to wake up at 8am to pick up my dogs from their sitters. CAR GOT TOWED. Had to walk to tow yard since thats my only car. $255 tow fee. TWO HUNDRED AND FIFTY FIVE. Late to pick up dogs. At some point during my road trip my hanging park pass fell and wasnt visible. I didnt realize it. Sure, but come on. This shouldnt be a $255 mistake parking in front of my own apartment. You need to have better protections for your tenants in these instances. I know parking can be tricky at apartments but this just feels wrong.

Maggie went above and beyond to accommodate our unexpected housing needs. She was sincere, kind, caring and considerate in dealing with us. In looking at one place that had just become unavailable, she recommended and even followed us to the other location and patiently showed us the unit immediately. We have previously looked with other companies and have never received as high quality service as Maggie gave us today. We are excited to be renting with this organization because she made the process so easy. If there were 10 stars she would get them! Thank you Maggie!~ Peggy, Ed, Megan and Jane

Very thin walls! Can hear your neighbors well. If you come home after 8 pm, good luck finding parking inside. Used to have a little gym but now it is gone... The price for these apartments are expensive. You can definitely find a better place for the rent they charge. But it is in a good location thou.

Be prepared to have arbitrary amounts taken out of your deposit even though walkthrough had no issues. Youll have to to ask at least every week to get it back too. Took almost a month and a half and if we didnt ask at least 5-6 times we probably wouldve never received it.

We lived here for 2 years on the 4th floor. We moved out in August, 2015. Nice location. Near downtown and also close to the Good Food store. Not much more good to say about it though. They have fewer parking spaces than cars. My wife worked some nights until 10 pm and would have to park on the street outside the complex at night. It wasnt uncommon to find dog urine or spilled beer on the elevator floor. It would remain there uncleaned for weeks. We had 2 door handles that broke (one on the door to the outside balcony that prevented the door from shutting fully and would blow open in a moderate wind and the other on our pantry door which left the door always propped open). This was a material quality issue. We complained about 5 different times. They were never repaired. We also had an active beehive about the size of a volleyball on our porch. Complained. Never addressed. The units are 2 bedrooms with one bath. The bathroom/shower is located between both bedrooms with a door to each bedroom and also a door leading into the kitchen/living room. That meant that anyone using the bathroom could and would be heard by everyone else in the unit. Really, really poor design. Walls are also thin so you can hear your neighbors at all hours of the day and night and vice versa. I would also recommend that if you have a decent bike that you keep it in your storage room. I locked mine up in the downstairs area. The lock was cut and the bike stolen. Turns out that lots of people who do not live in the building cut through the parking lot (including bike thieves). You should also be aware that the area around the building is heavily populated with for-profit addiction recovery facilities. So get used to having a revolving door of recovering addicts as your neighbors. The property mgmt people are on-site. But like I said, they are primarily useless when it comes to getting things fixed or keeping common areas clean and organized.