These apartments are so unique and special! They have so many different options of floor plans and it’s right on the town square. I’ve never seen such beautiful and intricate apartments before.

My lease requires me to give 90 days notice if I intend to vacate. At the 90 day mark I asked my property manager what my rate was and they gave me a rate i could afford and agreed to it. Problem is they never delivered it either electronically or physically. I emailed them and tried to call them multiple times but no answer after a while my emails won't go through. 3 days later apparently a new management company took over the property. I try calling and emailing this new management company... multiple times over the course of 2 months. Due to the holidays and my work schedule, making it to their office during business hours is almost impossible for me. Finally I make it in at the last second Friday and the assistant property manager pretends none of my emails exist. Then when I try to explain the situation he tries blaming me for not contacting them and tells me the rate has increased by $200. I tell him I can't renew at that rate and he says I'll have to pay an additional $500 on top of the new rate for 3 months if I decide to move out and give notice. Even though the other offer is in their records and even though I showed them the emails accepting those lease terms, he won't budge. So I basically feel like I'm being forced into this new lease with a rate i never would have agreed. not sure if this is legal but it certainly isn't ethical. Read More