District Lofts

We moved in about 15 days ago and everything has been pretty much perfect!

An issue I've read about is train noise. Yes, there is a railroad track right next to the property and the trains run night and day. I'd say there's roughly 3-5 that run throughout a 24 hour period. The first night here I woke up due to a train blowing it's horn, but since the first night I haven't had issues. The actual sound of the train on the tracks is like white noise, and not every train that goes by blows the... horn.

The actual apartment units are wonderful. When we moved in everything was spotless. Soft closing drawers, beautiful subway tile in the bathrooms and kitchen, brand new stainless steel appliances, huge over sized sliding glass doors, high ceilings, big balconies, beautiful vinyl flooring... I mean there's not much else you could really ask for. The only thing that would be nice to have would be a wifi thermostat, but I'm nit picking.

The neighbors seem very pleasant and friendly. Everyone says hello when you walk by them, most people are pretty good at cleaning up their dog's poop, and so far nobody has been blasting music or TV at odd hours of the night. As far as noise goes, you can hear people above you when they are walking around with shoes on, but honestly that's to be expected in an apartment complex and it's much less noisy than any other apartment I've lived in.

You can easily walk to downtown Gilbert where there are tons of new bars and restaurants. The amenities in the complex are awesome including a nice gym with free weights, squat rack, and even a Peloton bike. A pool and hot tub that are both heated. Grills scattered around the property so you don't have to venture very far to get your BBQ game on. Valet trash service 5 days a week so you don't even have to walk your trash down to the dumpsters. Cable and internet included which surprisingly has great connection speeds (over 100mbps over wifi) and a number of channels. They even have an app that you can download that has a profile for all of the residents and their pets. You can set up play dates for your dogs on the app, sign up for dating, get notifications about packages being delivered, pay your rent, and get notified about the many community events that are happening. Just last weekend they had a wine & paint event and they have food trucks scheduled nearly once a week. Lee mas

If it weren't for all the awesome people that live at this complex we would have moved out already, management is that terrible. Trespassing is a huge issue, not sure what Matt is talking about because I also live right next to the pool on the 1st floor, not to mention I've had items thrown onto my patio that have shattered everywhere, and people climbing my patio fence to get things they've thrown over the pool fence. Ingrid's suggestion was to get my own security cameras, which would do... nothing?? The dog park is an absolute joke; there's no shade whatsoever, they told us they would work on it, I've been here since December and they have no date yet. The water fountain in the dog park was draining into the grass and causing it to become muddy so instead of actually fixing the fountain properly their "fix" was to turn the water down so low that neither of my dogs will drink out of it, I don't think it helps that the bowl is metal so I'm sure they burn their tongues since it's over 110* out. The dogs can burn their paws if you don't spray down the concrete while waiting to unleash them because once again; no shade. We wanted to rent out the rooftop for the 4th, which would only be $150 and change but they still haven't fixed the grills up there, but they still want to charge you full price when nothing up there amenity wise actually works. WiFi is terrible and you have no choice because it's included. The list literally goes ON and ON. Overall I don't recommend living here, management needs an overhaul. Lee mas