The Village Lofts

Was a good tenant for several years. Claimed that my oven door was almost “falling off”and I wouldn’t be able to get my deposit back. Funny how it wasn’t noted in the walkthrough. Don’t sign a lease here

Was a good tenant for several years. They scammed me out of my security deposit claiming that my oven door was “almost falling off” funny how I had been using it with no problems for years. It was also not noted during the walkthrough! You’d think I’d notice. Don’t sign a lease here. You will not get your deposit back.

Horrible location, no amenities what so ever, the apartments themselves are fairly nice and roomy but very dusty. Noise is bad. Unsafe area lots of car theft

Walls are paper thin and they constantly lie on platforms about the building itself. It was a nightmare living at the lofts, and I’m so glad to finally be gone but I will continue to warn people of this place. Management is awful and there’s always things wrong in the building. From bugs in the summertime, to debris falling from the ceiling, so the very very very thin walls, it is just awful.

Theres a laundry room on each floor except the fifth floor, which would be okay. However, there's always an issue with the washers, so we all have to play a game of cat and mouse to do laundry. There's always a musky smell and leak. Its been that way for a year and instead of them fixing the problem they tell tenants just not to use specific washers or not to "fill it to much."

They have cameras in the building which they use to their discretion. Like I've stated when cars are broken into they... don't use them to help you. When people are playing around and pulling the fire alarm for sport they couldn't use it then to help find the culprits. Because the fire chief himself was up and down our floors trying to figure it out with us.

Tenants have been out of AC for months, on the hottest days of the year, with no concern of management. Any help given to them had to be forced by the tenants via calls/emails/texts. They could've moved them into that apartment that they use to hide from tenants and use their glass office where tenants are able to know if they are there and if they are able to voice their concerns. (Being as though we can never get a response using any other form of communication.)

Now, let's talk about parking. There is a huge parking lot across from the building with handy cap access, BUT if people break into your car? Management, neither the police seem to care. Our luxury car was broken into and there was no help from management which couldn't help the police. Overall just find somewhere else to go until they figure it out.

And to top it off, ticks, ticks and more ticks. Lee mas