Savannah Oaks

Serious concerns regarding the current living conditions at Savannah Oaks Apartments, specifically in light of a friend's recent move into a 3rd-floor unit last week. The reality of the property stands in stark contrast to the "elevated living" and "luxurious details" promoted, revealing significant failures across fundamental aspects of the property. The issues documented point to systemic problems with maintenance, sanitation, and security, directly contradicting the "luxury" lifestyle we were led to believe Savannah Oaks provides. Major Concerns and Discrepancies: Lack of Elevators: The complete absence of elevators is a significant accessibility barrier. This makes moving in and daily life incredibly challenging, particularly for residents on upper floors, the elderly, or those with disabilities. For a community advertised as high-end, this is a fundamental oversight that creates substantial daily inconvenience. Neglected Stairwells: The condition of the stairwells is unacceptable. We've observed: Visibly cracking paint on walls. Consistently dirty ground and steps. Numerous spiderwebs on most steps. Numerous Bee nest on almost every building Uncleaned bird eggs and droppings. This clearly indicates a severe lack of regular cleaning and maintenance. Unsanitary Bird Nest and Droppings: A large, established bird nest located directly across from a resident's door has resulted in a significant and unhygienic accumulation of bird droppings on the ground and surrounding areas. This is a serious sanitation issue. Overflowing Dumpster Area: The community dumpster area is consistently overflowing, with garbage spilling onto the ground. This creates a foul and unsanitary environment, attracting pests and severely detracting from the community's appearance. Compromised Security (Gated Community Claim): Despite being advertised as a "gated community," the main gate has been observed to be wide open for extended periods. This completely negates the primary security benefit and leaves residents vulnerable, directly contradicting a key advertised feature. These issues are not minor inconveniences; they represent significant failures in property management that directly impact residents' quality of life, safety, and health. The current state of Savannah Oaks does not align with the premium living experience that is being advertised.

Here is a visual of my first 4 days at Savannah Oaks. On top of these photos. The AC and oven went out the first day. Then two days later the tub cracks and leaks water underneath, six hours later the washer floods the front part of the apartment. I should have trusted my gut on move in day when they hadn’t fixed any of the cosmetic issues in these photos, even though there was an agreement that they would be done before move in.