Woodrow

I lived in Woodrow for several years. Enclave management is terrible. They were unresponsive to renters' property being stolen (several times), made erroneous charges to our account, and retained our security deposit without cause. They seem only to care about protecting their pocketbooks - not their renters. Stay away.

They kept most of our security deposit. We received a check for $239.50 after our 3 month lease. They charged a carpet cleaning flat fee of $100 for a measly piece of traffic area of a studio apartment. Carpeted area was probably 10x10 with a queen bed, huge dresser and 2 nightstands. We cleaned before we left. Scrubbed down the bathroom, tiles and sink. Sanitized floors, counter tops, drawers, furniture and appliances. We had no kids or pets. Don't smoke, drink nor did we have guests.… Management sent us exit photos with no bad feedback. So I am not sure why they charged us $160.50 for cleaning. We left mid-month after our 13-week contract with the hospital but told us to pay for the entire month, meaning they pocketed another $750+. After several back and forth with them, to no avail. She even asked me to meet with her thinking we would meet halfway. Just wasted my time. Beware of this corrupt management. Read More

I live on the historic side of the building and it is well worth the extra $$$. The windows and high ceilings are to die for! The apartment has a lot of dog so there is some problems with owners not cleaning up after them and parking is an issue. Many times if you come home after 6 or 7pm you will be stuck parking on the street. The pros outweigh the cons for sure. My boyfriend our dog and I have lived here for 3 years and love it. I would recommend getting an apartment on the historic side… because of the windows and high ceilings. The new side seem like a basic apartment where historic side has charm and a very different feel. Read More

Heat and central air are NOT included in the rent in new building and they continue more than a year later after I brought this to their attention to make these claims. A member of their own construction/design team told me the owners and managers were advised to not tell people that as it is technically not true. The heat pumps in the garage provide heat and air and those are run on electricity which the tenant pays for.