This used to be a beautifully managed and well-maintained apartment complex. However, since I moved in, we’ve had three different community directors, and with each change, things have only gotten worse. The problems have become especially noticeable over the past six months. There seems to be more pet waste than ever — I’ve seen urine in the elevator multiple times, and my roommate even stepped in dog feces in the hallway. The elevator only works about 50% of the time. When the garage was painted, overspray got on my car — even though I was parked on a different floor. The gym is another major disappointment. Most of the equipment doesn’t function properly, yet management decided to replace the flooring instead of fixing the machines. It’s frustrating that they would update the floor but ignore the broken equipment. Security is also a concern. A friend’s car was broken into in guest parking, and package theft is common. The most concerning issue for me has been the mold growing under my sink after a leak. Despite submitting multiple maintenance requests, speaking directly with the leasing office, and even contacting area management, no one has come to inspect it or ensure that it isn’t harmful to my health. This has made me seriously regret living here. The pool is rarely clean. This past summer, it was dirty and poorly maintained. Despite what is advertised, there really are no meaningful amenities here. Overall, I’m extremely disappointed with my experience living here and strongly advise looking elsewhere. Don’t be fooled by the attractive price or the listed amenities.

Be prepared to face $750 in move-out “cleaning” charges, even with no damages. I was informed that per the lease, this is their common practice. See attached photo, which states that these charges are automatically applied. I’m writing this as someone who takes care of where I live and has never lost a deposit. I knew I wouldn’t be in my unit long, so I was intentional about keeping the apartment in perfect condition. I didn’t mount my TVs, I hung only 3 pictures and one shelf, I avoided anything that could risk damage. There were no stains, no spills, no pets, no damage of any kind, and I cleaned the unit before handing over my keys. I have moved into a larger unit within the same building and was excited to make it a home and stay for several years. I wanted to hang shelves, mount my TVs, decorate, and actually settle in. But today after being charged $750 for a few nail holes and basic living, I’m now second-guessing everything. During my move-out walk-through, the staff even told me everything looked good, and that aside from standard paint, the only thing I may be charged for would be any damage to appliances. There was zero damage. So imagine my shock when I received $750 in move-out charges. Here’s the exact breakdown of what they attempted to charge: • Carpet Cleaning: $135 • Apartment Cleaning: $185 • Painting: $260 • Buffing the Stovetop: $70 • Trash Removal Fee: $50 (there was no trash left inside the unit, I utilized the valet service) • “Heavy Carpet Cleaning”: $50 TOTAL ATTEMPTED CHARGES: $750 Two of these charges were completely unjustified and I was able to get them removed: • The trash fee was added even though I followed every valet trash rule. • The “heavy carpet cleaning” fee was added even though the carpet had no stains, no spills, and no pet damage. After pushing back, I got those two charges removed , bringing the total down to $650. But even $650 for an apartment with no damages is unreasonable and feels like a blatant attempt to profit off tenants during move-out. If you are considering moving here, expect hundreds of dollars in additional “cleaning” charges, even with zero damage.Realistically, budget $700–$800 for move-out fees, because that is what this property will charge. I genuinely like my new apartment and had planned to stay here long-term, but the move-out billing practices feel inflated, arbitrary, and deeply unfair. The system feels designed to ensure no one receives their deposit and ends up paying upon move out. Updating to add- now that the cleaning product smell has worn off in my new unit my flooring in the kitchen and laundry room smells like pee from the previous unit, and there are other problems as well. I have not been able to get maintenance out here to help with issues in the new apartment.

Initially, I posted a good review, but updating to say staying here has not lived up to standard. If possible, find some other place to go.

I lived here for 4 years, and the worst part of my experience was the MOLD. It was coming out of the air vents and visibly spreading around them. Management was ok — Tyler was helpful and had the vents professionally cleaned, but the mold inevitably came back. It eventually spread to my shoes and carpet, forcing me to throw away many of my belongings. It was the property’s responsibility to properly remediate the hazard, and I should not have had to deal with the cleaning process myself. Yet, when I moved out, they still charged me a cleaning fee, despite the fact that I had deep-cleaned and sanitized the entire apartment due to their unresolved mold problem. I know this wasn’t just an issue in my unit because I frequently saw the Pur360 mold testing company vehicle at the complex. They also charged me for painting the unit upon move-out, even though repainting is standard for new tenants. Management seems determined to find any excuse to withhold deposits and add unjustified fees. The elevators are constantly broken and rarely repaired in a timely manner. The only elevator that accesses the 7th-floor parking garage (where guests park) was out of service for four months, forcing guests to walk up and down six flights of stairs — completely unacceptable. The hallways and elevators also stink. There’s often dog urine and feces in the elevators and hallways, which soak into the carpet and cause a disgusting, lingering smell throughout the complex. I understand that every apartment complex has issues, but this was completely unacceptable. Yes, the rent is cheaper than nearby properties, but you’re trading a few hundred dollars for unsafe and unsanitary living conditions..