When I initially moved in nine and a half years ago, this apartment complex was a decent place to live in. The majority of the tenants were content and we all connected and created a kind of family. We had communal dinners, barbecues, garage sales an When I initially moved in nine and a half years ago, this apartment complex was a decent place to live in. The majority of the tenants were content and we all connected and created a kind of family. We had communal dinners, barbecues, garage sales and other gatherings. In the course of the last nine and a half years, we had five distinct managers. One of them was stealing money, and I won't even get into the rest. The only competent manager we had resigned due to pregnancy. The owners have constantly made promises to us tenants, and it's not like they are lacking money. This apartment building is already paid off (no mortgage), but when you request an improvement, the answer is always the same: we don't have enough money. We were assured double-paned windows multiple years ago, but we are still waiting. We live directly across the street from a busy set of train tracks that are operable 24 hours a day and incredibly loud. Three years ago, they promised me laminate flooring, but I'm still walking on the stained carpet that was here before I moved in. We have had various bug infestations and management has been slow in responding. Although I am grateful to have a roof over my head and my rent is very reasonable, this apartment complex has failed to provide extra care for me as a disabled senior citizen. more ... hide ...