Alex
Google
Disappointed in the Decline of a Promised Luxury Experience:
I’ve lived in this building for a year and a half and have another year left on my lease. From the beginning, I was clear about wanting a luxury living experience—something management promised but has consistently failed to deliver.
A major factor in choosing this building was the year-round heated pool, which I confirmed multiple times before signing. During my first year, I had to follow up several times before it was brought up to a proper 82–84°F. This year, after four separate requests, the pool remains under 80°F as of May 20. I was told 75–80°F is “standard”—a far cry from what was promised and barely warm enough to enjoy.
This pattern of cutting corners continues across other amenities. The coffee machine still sits in the lobby—but without cups, making it pointless. Concierge staff work in the lobby with no AC or fans, creating an uncomfortable environment for both employees and residents.
What’s more frustrating is that I’ve upheld my end as a tenant—paying rent on time, following rules, and being a good neighbor. But as the building filled up, service and standards plummeted. The responsive, friendly team that once set this place apart has vanished. The manager is kind and honest but I think this is a much higher up level that needs to allow funds for management to not get overwhelmed!
Security on weekends or night time is nonexistent. The pool area becomes a hangout for disrespectful 20- to 30-year-olds, leaving trash, bringing glass, and even bragging about urinating in the pool. This is a building with families and children, yet there’s no control or accountability.
If the higher up management enforces strict leases and background checks, they should be held to equally high standards. If they can’t uphold their end, residents should have the option to break their leases without penalty.
If you value customer service, consistency, and receiving what you were promised—look elsewhere.
All of the five stars are from people who are not residents.