The Hudson Apartamentos

One of the worst apartments in the area. Apartment is ok but the management is so terrible that it has resulted in a quality decline over the years. Car break ins are a regular occurrence and there is no screening of people coming in. Management only works to make tenants life harder. They only care about money and have no concern for people living there.

crime-ridden place. Managers don't care at all. You will rue the day you moved into this place

If you value your safety, peace of mind, and financial well-being, do yourself a favor and avoid this apartment complex at all costs. It's a terrible place to live, and you'll regret every moment spent here! BR property has ruined this place

I love the space and location for the price. Maintenance is super nice and responsive. But there are definitely some cons because management just does not listen.

- This is a confusing building and I’ve been requesting to put up basic signs for delivery people and it has not been done in months
- The buzzer system does not work in 2 out of 3 entrances and all requests to fix it have been ignored.
- I was promised while moving that there is budget set aside for gym equipment like weights which... has not been ordered after following up for almost a year
- The property manager Peter is not professional at all and is very dismissive of resident concerns.
- A man literally broke into the building and stole packages and residents were not informed. I only knew about it because my package was stolen. When this was brought to Peters attention he just shrugged and said “this happens” Lee mas

Garage security issues, entrances that aren't secure, and an ensemble cast of ever-changing management (including temps, a higher-up from Guide Property, and at one point nobody) suggest that this place has some deep-seated issues which nobody is keen to address.

I'll start.

1. The Motel across the street is a heavily-rumored hard drug hotspot. How might this interfere with the Hudson? Well, on your tour you may find needles in the stairwells. If you don't find them on your tour, a concerned... neighbor may take a picture and distribute them among the residents. Either way, fun for the whole family.

2. People don't shut doors behind them, and some doors don't just swing shut as many expect. This relates a lot to 1, but there have also been break-ins at neighbors apartments. I don't care how many PMs tell me that they're "committed to our safety", I'll believe it when I see it.

3. Not JUST apartment break-ins, but car break-ins too! I love walking out to the car at 6 in the morning and seeing my neighbors' car window in a million pieces all over my spot. I'm sure they love it too.

4. Don't bother getting to know the management, they'll be gone by the time you learn their name – and probably won't let you know. We're on the sixth or seventh PM in a year. Things were said to temps that never passed on to new staff. For a time the emergency number just went completely offline. For a time there was just no one ever in the office. Fees, timing, and understanding of issues are ever-changing. Seems like a great way to run a business.

All told, I think my recommendation is clear. Stay away. Lee mas