AMLI on Maple

I lived at this property when it was AMLI on Maple for a few months until it transitioned to Alma on Maple in fall 2023. Unfortunately, under the new management the property steadily went downhill, and by late 2024/early 2025 it felt genuinely unsafe to live there. There were frequent safety issues, including non-residents roaming the hallways at night, apartments being broken into down the hall from us, and residents screaming in common areas. My roommate’s car was broken into on the property, and because there are no security cameras, there was no accountability or follow-up. As a woman, I no longer felt safe living there and ultimately had to buy out my lease with months remaining because I didn’t feel comfortable staying. I had multiple unsettling experiences, including seeing a homeless man rummaging through truck beds in the parking area early in the morning. While loading my car in broad daylight as I was moving out, I was approached by two homeless men in the gated parking lot asking for money, which was alarming. On another occasion, my roommate and I were followed from the parking lot to the stairwell late at night. These incidents contributed heavily to my decision to leave. Maintenance was also inconsistent. We had a leaking water heater that soaked the carpet in our study through the wall, and the carpet was not replaced for months. Ant infestations were frequent, often hundreds at a time. Despite these serious issues, management seemed more focused on minor rule enforcement, like limiting how many trash bags residents could put out, rather than addressing safety and habitability concerns. Additionally, the building often smelled strongly of marijuana, which further added to the feeling that the property was not being properly managed. My experience here was deeply disappointing. I would not recommend this property based on the safety concerns, lack of security measures, slow maintenance response, and overall decline in management.