I moved into The Curb after being homeless for 2.5 years and thought I finally found a quiet, safe place. Instead, I was hit almost immediately with “smoking” violations based only on alleged odor, with no photos, no video, and a “100-foot rule” that does not appear in my signed lease. Management refused to inspect my unit even after I invited them multiple times to see there was no smoking inside.

I’ve also experienced staff behavior that made me feel watched and harassed (including hanging... around my door and then speed-walking away), a conveniently timed “random” inspection, and, most recently, tampering with my brand-new 2023 Nissan Ariya while it was parked in the garage. A police report and a body shop estimate now state the side molding appears to have been pulled or kicked off the vehicle, not normal parking damage.

I’m documenting everything with emails, recordings, police case numbers, and repair reports because I no longer feel safe or respected here. If you’re considering moving in, read the lease carefully, ask very specific questions about enforcement and security, and document every interaction from day one. Read More

I came to look at a unit at The Curb about a week and a half ago. When I arrived I was greeted by a women in the waiting area. She was very friendly. The leasing consultant that ended up giving me a tour was Joshua Cam. Joshua was very friendly, very friendly and was very knowledgeable. He had a new employee shadowing him as well, his name was Alexander. Alexander was an absolute sweetheart and so kind. What I liked about Joshua is he did not put pressure on Alexander. I know how some people get... when someone is shadowing him. He gave him space allowed him to ask his own questions and wasn't bossy towards him. I love to see that. Joshua showed me a few units and some of the amenities. The building smelled amazing and was very clean. I know I asked him the same questions about 10 times but he was patient and answered them each time. Even if I decided not to move there I would highly recommend Joshua or Alexander!!! Read More

You can always here fire alarms going off especially late into the night. Twice the building fire alarms went off at 2am and 3am due to someone pulling the alarm. I have been late to work this year 3-4 times due to building water being shut off at 7AM and not being able to shower. Floors are very thin, all you can hear is people walking above you. Apartments can never stay cool, A/C has to be running 24/7 while you are home.

You are pretty much paying SONO and Stamford prices to live next to a... highway and not walkable to anything. On the weekends all you can hear is street racing all night up and down the connector. Cheap appliances; my oven brakes every other week. Don't even bother asking to get it fixed anymore; cannot preheat anything.

You are also paying full expensive prices while they are constantly tearing down roads and doing road work by the train station and across from building C. Read More

You hear EVERYTHING from above you, even the pipes when someone flushes sometimes. POOR quality. The granite countertops aren’t even granite, just a high grade replica. Told the management office in regards of the unit above me making such stomping noises and that was ignored. So many restrictions for residents. The “leasing manager” is just always LOST. In the lease it even states you need a certain percentage of your unit to be covered with carpet (I should of known from then). & I don’t need... the leasing office to write a comment in regards to my review or a phone number because the same nonsense is going to keep happening. TERRIBLE Read More

DONT.Just dont stay here lmao,you can literally hear EVERY footstep of the unit above.They be walking casually but it sounds like 808 bass sound or sounds like stomping.Can’t even sleep properly you will wake up by the noise.Really thin walls and floors.You’ll be mad everyday if you work at home coz of the loud stomp even tho they just “WALKING” And the staff seems like doesnt even care.So dont ????