Parkway Apartments

Serious Concerns — Property Security Cannot Be Assumed Bottom Line: I strongly advise current and future residents to be extremely cautious with their belongings — both during move-out and anytime the apartment is left unattended. Based on our experience, it is clear that personal property may not be safe or properly safeguarded once inside this community. Situation: After moving out, my wife and I realized we had accidentally left a bag in the apartment containing several valuable items. While the leasing office initially stated they could not mail forgotten belongings, they later agreed to send them to our new address. We were required to pay for and email a shipping label in order to retrieve our belongings, nevertheless we genuinely appreciated the effort and are extremely grateful! However, when the package arrived, one newly bought item was missing. What raised concern was that during our conversations, a front-desk employee repeatedly brought up the status of this item we had left behind, even though our primary focus was an iPad and jewelry. I cannot say what happened, but the unusual attention to that item combined with its disappearance left us uncomfortable and questioning the integrity of how our belongings were handled. This turned what should have been a helpful gesture into a troubling experience. A single missing item may seem small, regardless of the size or worth, but the implication for trust and security is not. P.S. Terrible Parking opportunities, birds constantly in balconies making nests, key fob to open gate never worked, and gated community with gates frequently broken/opened

Ive lived here for a year and in the last month my building and parking lot has become overcrowded with cars while other lots are not (reason for all the lease deals right now) anyhow, because of the crowded lots, the complex now sells parking spots within normal spots with poor signage. (while most covered spaces are not used) For the last 1-2 weeks my building has had no outside lights on the front of the building as well as the concrete staircases. I parked in a newly reserved space and was towed for $330. I would never knowingly park in a reserved spot and wish I would have seen the sign. Just "shining a light on the issue".