11/12/24
If you don't have any issues the place is not bad
After living there for a year post-"renovation" by the new owners, I have mixed feelings. At first, the newly renovated apartment was beautiful—clean, modern, and never lived in. However, some shortcuts in the renovation were noticeable. For example, they used rubber baseboards, but the adhesive didn’t hold, so they resorted to regular wood nails. They even used drywall compound instead of caulking in the bathroom, which is not ideal.
Maintenance was also an issue. The management seems to be... stretched thin with minimal staff for the number of residents and buildings. We had a leaky roof that went unfixed for months, even after repeated maintenance requests. Instead of addressing it, maintenance just closed the requests, and we had to confront them in person to get any action. By then, water-filled bubbles had formed in the ceiling and wall paint, which would burst and spill dirty rainwater and drywall onto the floor. Dumping buckets of water daily was frustrating and made living there uncomfortable.
On top of that, they planned to charge monthly parking fees for each car if we renewed our lease. While the rent was fair, loft apartments came with high electric bills, so keep that in mind if you’re considering one.
In summary, the space was nice initially, but the maintenance issues and additional fees made it hard to recommend without reservations.UNE.
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