Quimby on 23rd

I've been a resident for nearly 2 years. I have a dog. I pay a monthly dog fee. The dog park is small, old, poorly maintained.
Although there is lots of roof space, the dog park is very small. The artificial turf is torn, well worn and smells bad after a light rain or in the hear of the day. There is a sprinkler system that's intended to clean the turf but it hasn't worked in the time I've been a resident. If my dog rolls on the turf when playing, I give him a bath. There are not… obstacles or climbing toys for the dogs. Only fake fire plug to pee on.
I was told a resident reported the condition and was told the irrigation system was off for the winter (its on the same water schedule as the pool). Management did not seem to address the fact that it was broken. And I guess the park only needs cleaning 5 months out of the year? You'd think they'd make it a point to clean it before they shut off the water and would have discovered for themselves it was not working.
Management has promised the turf would be pressure washed and checked for repairs. That did not happen. Read More

Dive into the ultimate thrill ride of apartment living! From the perpetually broken elevators that provide your daily stair-climbing workout to the 'great amenities' like personal saunas in every unit (courtesy of the perpetually broken AC), this place is a rollercoaster of excitement. Maintenance keeps things interesting with their gaslighting that overwhelming gas odors are normal, while the built-in morning alarms (malfunctioning fire alarms) guarantee you never oversleep. But wait, there's… more! Management excels at prioritizing superficial improvements to justify rent increases that exceed inflation, all while the parking garage remains a constant hazard – broken, unsafe, and with sewage flooding - yet payments keep climbing. If you're a thrill-seeker who enjoys living life on the edge (both literally and figuratively), welcome to your new home!

In all seriousness, I have never been so excited to move out of an apartment. To be fair, the only redeeming qualities of this complex are the price, size, location, and noise insulation. If you are in a bind and are okay with all of the preceding complaints, then this is a good deal. However, there are several complexes in the surrounding area that offer comparable rates with apparent better experiences. And it’s clear that management is aware of that - they asked on two separate occasions if there was any possibility for us to reconsider vacating our unit. Maintenance is very responsive to minor issues, but they have frequently tried to convince us of what may be gas leak is normal. there have been several alleged security risks that the complex has allegedly refused to acknowledge. The fire alarms present a major safety issue. They malfunction so much that most resident ignore them, which will be extremely dangerous should a real emergency occur.

If management spent time addressing these complaints instead of focusing on superficial and unnecessary improvements like rebranding and remodeling the lobby, this apartment would be fantastic. Until management refocuses their priorities, I cannot in good conscience recommend this apartment to anyone. Read More

I have lived here since 2020 and I have now had enough, they increased my rent last year by +10% for no new amenities and the same old falling apart crap.

Frankly this place needs to be torn down and rebuilt by a company that will actually manage and maintain it.

The leasing staff leaves a lot to be wanted from their attitude and response time. Front desk staff is amazing as is the maintenance staff but the “management” side of the building (if you could even call it that) is incredibly… inept. Read More

Dogs constantly barking on the sun deck multiple hours a day every single day until midnight, you will not be able to take a rest or sleep regularly, and when you wake up there won't be hot water or the fire department will be pulling people out of the elevators. It's the worst building I have ever lived in.