Decibel on 12th

Kyle Lawrence _{on Google}

Sep 15th, 2023

The building manager does not care about tenants safety. Last month the key fobs to enter the exterior doors stopped working. Their solution during the day: keep the exterior doors unlocked. The bikeroom is only monitored with a camera so anyone could enter the building and access any floor. This is already a sketchy area. We brought this up to the front desk staff and filed a ticket. We got a response from the manager that contained a lot of legal speak. In short, she said security and safety is the responsibility of the tenant and not the manager.
There is also a broken camera near the rear entrance that apparently has been that way for a long time as per one of the leasing agents. We filed a ticket for this and got the same response from the manager.
Theres always dog poop laying around on the rooftop dog park. The bbqs have so much grease under the grill that its a fire hazard.
They dont care here. Avoid.

Alena Wile _{on Google}

Jul 26th, 2023

A management worker who doubles as a tenant lives in a nearby unit here and unfortunately creates extreme amounts of animal noise. 2 dogs barking almost constantly, every day. First report made in April. It is now July and not much has changed. Three months of reporting, ten or so emails, videos recording up to an hour+ of barking at a time with no pause, phone calls, asking in-person, asking nicely, asking not-so-nicely- have all had little to no effect. I have recorded videos of nonstop barking that were over 2 hours long. The only reason it wasn't longer was because I just wanted to use my phone again and it becomes redundant at a certain point. The file size gets so big that it would take longer to upload than I'm even willing to deal with at this point.
Owner of the dogs is very aware, I assume he just doesn't really care. Despite an extensive paper trail of absurd levels of animal noise and requests for it to stop, nothing has been done that has had any amount of permanence. There's a notice. It stops for about two days. And then it's back to business. My advice is, if you decide to rent here, don't get a unit facing the alley. Get one around the corner, away from this unit.
Apartment was great before we got him in a unit near ours. It was quiet, had a tranquil porch, it's shaded too so it wasn't too hot. It was a great apartment to live in. You'll hear the occasional argument, or people being loud, or dogs, machinery, whatnot. But those noises aren't abnormal, and they're expected, so they're tolerable. You hardly even notice them.
Honestly, the rest of the staff is really cool too from what I've experienced. The building is kept clean, it's got a great lobby, it seems really modern and upkept. I've been here for a while. Staff has been swapped out and so has management and the owners over the years so I'm not sure what hands it has passed through to get to this, but the current conditions regarding noise are abhorrent. No central cooling in this building, meaning you have to rely on a window- meaning, no effective way to filter the noise from his unit.
If you have conditions or illnesses, be it physical or mental, that require accommodations and a certain level of peace and control, look elsewhere. This (side of the) building is where mental health withers away.

Hakeem Okoro _{on Google}

Feb 1st, 2023

David and Kyla are amazing. They will work with you and make sure your fully informed and equipped and always keep constant communication. Thanks alot yall

Lucas Pirolli _{on Google}

Aug 17th, 2022

from 1 to 5 stars.
Moving in was a nightmare. Former employee Sophia was terrible. Between other problems, we didn't have garage fob for 4 months. Current employees have been great so far. The maintenance guy is amazing.