Troubadour

If you enjoy living in a luxury building where the elevators break at least once a month, this is the place for you. Troubadour has beautiful, modern units, a great pool, and a gym, but all of that means little when basic functionality is missing. We lived here for a year and the elevators were constantly unreliable. The grand finale came during our move-out: the elevator closest to our unit broke down and wasn’t fixed for a week. We lived on the sixth floor and had to haul all of our furniture across the building to the only working elevator. Moving took several days instead of several hours. Management’s response? “Sorry.” That’s it. No solution, no assistance—just empty apologies. As a bonus, every month or so the hot water would go out, and we had the special treat of cold showers. Again, management’s response was to apologize and move on, with no real effort to prevent the same problems from happening over and over. For what you pay in rent, you’d expect competent maintenance and management that actually resolves issues. Instead, you’ll get the same repeated cycle: things break → residents complain → management apologizes → nothing changes. Save yourself the frustration. Troubadour looks like luxury, but when the basics don’t work, it’s anything but. Live at one of the three neighboring complexes.