The Estates

Moved in during the summer, 1bdrm. If I didn’t pay for a car port I’d struggle with parking for sure as I work late hours. My biggest problem are the THIN WALLS. You can hear your neighbors both sides, up and down clearly, and anyone who walks in your hallway. It could be the deciding factor if I renew my lease. Pretty secure complex, anyone without a “badge” cannot get in. The place has a bunch of nice recreation rooms for families/company. The split AC units are great. Nice and clean overall, except the stairways for some reason. I will update my review when I move out, if anything changes.

Back in May when Isabel was around management was good, she was helpful and eager to help her tenants. Since she left, management has been the worst. Manager after manager (at least 4 different ones in the last 3 months). Water is usually cut off for hours, internet was down for almost two weeks which we pay for and washers and dryers are a nightmare when it comes to be reliant on them, it’s a miracle if all of them are properly working at the same time. Not enough parking spaces for all the tenants (and they warn you they will tow you if you’re not parked in a “legal” spot) and last but not least, the office people don’t have neither the patience, attitude , nor the experience to handle these kinds of problems in a professional manner. If management plans to retain their tenants, they better up their game.

I have been living here since March and they have lied about everything. We only got this place because they had free washers and dryers for use, which they plan to start charging for, they had free internet and cable, which again they took off, and there is no parking available for the amount of residents. The washers and dryers never work. And my apartment is mold infested. Also they want to up the 80 dollar “community fee”. The water is cut off every once in a while without notice and there fire alarms go off also without notice.

There are only about 30 parking spaces for the entire apartment building, which is nowhere near enough for all the residents. On top of that, the property has just one small dumpster for the whole building, and it’s constantly overflowing. Each floor has only one washer and one dryer that actually work. They are now getting rid of utilities which they claimed would be included. The apartments look nice in pictures once you see them in person you will see how rushed the remodeling was done.These are just a few examples.it’s by far the worst-managed apartment I’ve ever lived in. AVOID AT ALL COST!!!

I’ve lived here for about 5–6 months. At first glance, the apartments look nice, there’s great natural light and the units are visually appealing. But once you look closer, you start noticing the flaws, like gaps in door frames and poor attention to detail. The walls are very thin, so you hear your neighbors and even people in the hallways pretty clearly. Parking is another major issue. There aren’t enough spaces for the number of tenants, and management recently started renting out carports, which leaves even fewer spots available unless you pay extra, and you risk being towed if you don’t have one. Laundry is also inconvenient. There are only two washers and dryers on each side of every floor, and at least one is usually out of order. On top of that, the water has already been shut off multiple times since I moved in. Overall, the apartments may look nice from the outside, but they weren’t built to handle this many tenants, and the noise and lack of amenities really show. For the price, it makes sense, but be aware of what you’re getting into.