Me encanta vivir aquí, es muy limpio, organizado, tranquilo y eficientes con los arreglos y reparaciones.

Being that I cannot drive I am disappointed there are no side walks next to major roads especially since there is no public transportation either.
It is great that Fox Valley Villages has an indoor gym and its own sidewalk throughout the area outside.

The employees are very nice people they are understanding and would help you when you need itI really appreciate them anytime.

This place is a place if you really are in a hurry to move. It is very small and the appliances does not work properly. The hot water only last for about 15 min per shower no baths. Only one person every 60 mins can take a 15 min shower and have hot water. You are also informed it is only electric utilities and things like trash, insurance are included in your rent.
Not true. Yes, heat is electric. At a much higher rate than expected for an apartment complex as a pose to private owner rental.... And the water, sewage waste. Is calculated in your rent. The new ownership You must pay in full. Which is ok. But what if certain bills needed to be paid later. Which will mean you are late on your rent. Each month rent is always different. They do have fees for all charges water/sewage has a fee, trash, insurance has additional fee, also to pay the rent has additional fee . None which includes late fees.
The hallway is not the best presentation of coming home. The hallway is filthy the walls are mildew and dirty. Carpet has never been cleaned. Holes in the walls.
Enjoy. Make good decisions. This was a awful choice for myself and child. Read More

My roommate and I were excited to find a place that had most of the things we were looking for: pet friendly, in-unit laundry machines.
We were told after we moved in that some floor work needed to be done in our apartment instead of asking us to wait a week which would have been better for us, our cat, and them. We held off on moving some of our bigger furniture at their request in the floors were complete which was inconvenient and frustrating that we were already paying for spaces we couldn't... use. On Tuesday of that week I had been told that the floor work was complete so we moved those items in. Then they called us again to say it's not actually done yet. The contractors came on Friday to do the work which took 7 hours (they left for 4 hours half way through). After complaining about this whole process to the property manager, Raquel, she offered my roommate and I a total of $60 for the inconvenience. I said that was insulting and came back with math showing our the affected square footage and the cost per square foot per day this had gone on. After doing their job for them, we got the fair amount.
Then we kept finding increasing numbers of carpenter bees in our apartment. We asked for pest control to come in and were told they would be there on Thursday, they never came. I called and asked about it and was told that the property manager wanted to come in to identify where they were coming in from. We offered for her to come in while one of us is home (for the safety of our cat) and she basically refused. Then never scheduled pest control for us again (which we are paying for!). So far, I got stung twice, and my roommate got stung once.
The most recent issue came up when I was harassed in the parking lot. After notifying the property manager twice about this, it took 3 days for her to respond saying that I have no right to expect safety on the property on which I live. It is not a gated community which means anyone and everyone can come in and onto the property but she immediately was defensive and accusatory like it was my fault or I was blaming her. I tried to explain that my intention in notifying them was to check if the vehicle belonged to a resident.
The exterior doors to the building are always broken and if they were ever repaired would break again the same day. They need to be replaced. The back door on our building doesn't even close all the way and the front door is able to be pulled open. Read More