The maintenance/management of this community has fallen off dramatically over the past several months (and had been slowly declining before that). Whenever we submit a maintenance request, we can pretty much pick a random number between 0 and 35, and that's how many days it will take to be addressed. They also don't offer appointments, so residents often have to be prepared for maintenance employees to possibly enter the unit from 9-5 on weekdays, potentially for stretches of several weeks at a time. Phone calls, voicemails, and e-mails to remind employees of maintenance requests, or ask for a status update from the leasing office, are almost always ignored. I sometimes have to find ways to be at home during the day (telework, etc.) to visit the office in person to make sure that tasks are addressed. For example, my heat went out several times during the winter and there wasn't urgency to get it fixed; several days often went by before it was fixed, with no responses given to any of my attempts to reach staff (except for visiting the office in person during business hours). I had to beg repeatedly to get them to offer me space heaters, in the meantime. My HVAC went out again in April, and it took them 17 days to fix it (no fan in the meantime to circulate air). It would've been much longer than 17 days without my persistence. My dishwasher had significantly rusty racks, and it took them 3 months to provide replacement racks, and that was with repeated queries/reminders from me. It is very frustrating and a big hassle living in this community. They don't do preventive maintenance like checking seals, caulk, etc. so this becomes incumbent on the resident to monitor. They also have an exterminator that comes twice a month to the property area, but no more often than that, which could be an issue if something happened at the wrong time.  The wall electrical sockets are "child proof" but are actually rather difficult to push a plug into, for most adults, based on experience of all of my guests and I.  The plumbing systems are less robust than the places I've lived at in the past, so I've learned to flush more often, snake the sink drain periodically, etc. to try to avoid needing to plunge or call maintenance.  It's sad because the apartments have a nice look and feel, the faux hardwood floors are a nice touch.  They are pretty spacious and relatively new, and the lighting is good. It's a good location and the area is pretty with trees and all; the county rec. center is also a few minutes' walk away...but they're ruining it with the horrible management of the place that is occurring. Bottom line: Don't live here if you can afford to live at a place with decent maintenance/management. read more

Do not apply here! It's an application fee scam! Take your money on line and you will never hear back! I've called for months, emailed, stopped by, never an answer and never anyone in the office ever. read more

Nobody answers the phones, but they might call you back two weeks later. We emailed and called multiple times on multiple different days. Never got an answer till about three weeks later when we already signed a lease with another apartment. read more

This is NOT a luxury community as advertised. Mia in the leasing office is INCREDIBLY unprofessional, has a terrible attitude, and does not own up to mistakes. She literally told me that I did not provide a 60-day notice when I sent an email on February 1st confirming that I would not renew, and my lease ended April 30th. That is TWO months and actually OVER 60 days of notice. I asked her how that is not two months over the phone & in-person, and both times, she flat out ignored me. While in the leasing office in front of residents, she also mumbles under her breath and complains about incoming calls & inquiries. While living at Burgess Mill, I always emailed a specific Burgess Mill email that turned out to be the assistant manager's, which I always heard back from over my two years of living there. However, regarding my email sent on Feb. 1st confirming non-renewal, I did not receive an email back, so Burgess Mill told my new apartment complex on the rental verification form that I did not provide sufficient notice. I had to send a screenshot to the new complex of my email to Burgess Mill to confirm that I actually did. I also wasn't aware that a vacate form is needed when not renewing until right before I moved, which could have been told to me by Burgess Mill in response to my non-renewal email. With that said, they accidentally overlooked my email and took ZERO responsibility. It was like pulling teeth getting the rental verification form sent to my new apartment complex as well (various errors). I also got a notice that my rent was late a month before moving out resulting in an urgent notice being placed on my door. I spoke to the leasing office, and I was told that it was a system glitch that would be corrected. They also hang up past-due renters' information on the mailboxes for everyone to see if a resident is late making a payment. Also, the community has gone downhill. I had a food delivery stolen, and I saw packages downstairs opened often. There were various notices about these issues, and residents are just encouraged to call the police. At the neighboring unit where one of the teens stole my food delivery (resolved the situation with his mother who apologized), a home search took place there at 5 AM shortly after. It woke up all neighboring units and was pretty scary. There were maybe a dozen armed officers. I called the leasing office to see if I could change units, and Kedra, the property manager, was incredibly rude and could care less about my experience at the complex. She literally said, "You done?" I ended up going straight to the police station up the street and was told that one of the teens in that unit held up a knife to a Doordash driver and robbed him resulting in the home search. (I was also told that they have seen an increase in criminal activity at the complex.) Now, social workers stop by often with guns on their hip. I also smelled weed often (the leasing office eventually stopped responding to my email complaints regarding this), and trash would usually accumulate near the stairs from kids. I just did not feel safe while living there. I always carried pepper spray at night with me, and I had to get a Ring camera on my door due to the crazy activity. Also, if you look up "Shooting at Burgess Mill Way" on Google, you'll see another occurrence that happened at the complex within the past year. The buildings desperately need elevators & a power wash on the stairs too. The units on the fourth floor are so difficult to get to with groceries, etc. It is unfortunate because the area is beautiful, but the unprofessionalism in the leasing office & the residents they are allowing in are RUINING the community. They treat residents as if they are providing free housing. Paying residents deserve good customer service, which Burgess Mill does not provide. read more

My partner and I have lived here for almost 5 years now and we have many complaints, here are a few of them: 1. The laminate flooring is warped, uneven, and staples are sticking out of the stairs as well as holes likely from where they ripped up the carpet, paint splatters on the floor from being painted, and the paint on the walls scratch so easily - literally from a plastic bag being brushed against the wall. The bedrooms have weird cutouts that really don't fit furniture well. The insulation is very poor, as you go down the stairs to the entrance it is at least 20 degrees colder (or more) and you can see the light from the outside coming through the seal. 2. We had birds fly down the microwave vent THREE TIMES, including one that made a nest and there were FIVE birds living in my microwave vent, which was not deemed as an emergency apparently, despite the noise issue bc they were squawking all the time, any time they moved around, or I tried to use the microwave fan, literal bird feathers and debris would fall out ONTO my stove where we COOK our food. Birds have so many germs, and their feathers and feces are a major source of disease, so to have both of those things spewing out over where we cook, was absolutely unacceptable and disgusting. The maintenance man told me this had happened to this apartment before too, after the THIRD bird, I demanded they put in a screen, which is something I had asked them to consider after the FIRST bird, but apparently, they refused to do it, until I rose a stink about it and had a nest of 5 birds living in my apartment. 3. The people at the front desk are incredibly rude, condescending, and downright nasty. One weekend, we parked in the parallel parking spots in front of our building and someone parked us in, half of their car was over the line into our space and because we were back against the curb, we could not get the car out for the entire weekend. We sent a picture to the front desk and luckily we have two cars and they moved before we both needed to go to work that Monday, but the women had the audacity to say that we shouldn't park in places where we know we can't get out of... when we retorted that obviously we were parked there FIRST as we were unable to get out and therefore wouldn't have even been able to get IN the space, they just didn't respond. This is not the only incident where the front desk staff have not only been incredibly rude, disrespectful and lacking of basic customer service and human decency, but one of MANY. 4. There is also dog poop everywhere, people don't clean up after their pets so don't bother attempting to walk in the grass as you'll end up stepping on some. 5. The trash fills up so quickly as one dumpster and a few recycling cans service multiple buildings. They added a few more recycling cans recently, which has helped a bit but they really need to have the trash people come more than 1X a week or add more dumpsters. Once it fills up (and sometimes before) people just throw their trash on the ground and then turkey vultures and racoons come and tear it all apart. I honestly feel very bad for the trash people. 6. In the last year, the management and front desk staff changed and replaced by people who just don't respond to you or help you in any way, and seem to never be working. 7. We started experiencing packages being open and stolen and reported that this was an issue to the front desk, they just didn't respond. The kids are pulling fire alarms at all hours of the night and yelling/loitering the grounds. 8. At some point, the payment portal to pay rent and water shifted, and they never let us know if we needed to do anything to switch to the new payment system. I double paid rent due to an issue in their system and they refused to refund me for the overpayment. 9. Rent has gone up A LOT despite the community going drastically DOWNHILL read more

We lived in Burgess Mill Station from the Fall 2019 to the Spring of 2023. At the beginning, all was fine. The community was presentable, and the residents/staff were friendly and professional. There was one incident when Mary, the manager of the leasing office, mistook my wife for another tenant who was already living in the area. Correcting herself, Mary said we (Asians) "all look alike." Don't worry, I'm accusing neither her nor the property of anything serious -- she did say it light-heartedly (it would be in her best interest to deny it anyway, since this was back at 2019). Regardless, such a comment was forgivable, since after all, the rest of our experience (including Mary at that time) was satisfactory. Over time, however, a lot of things began to deteriorate: 1. A new wave of tenants began to move into the property. There began lots of yelling, fighting, noise, and overall litter has increased. Amazon packages now get stolen constantly. Door Dash/Grub Hub/ Uber Eats? Better make sure you get that food quickly before someone snatches it. My Ring camera caught these people several times before and no one has been held accountable (they've been reported to the police and the leasing office). 2. The kids of the new tenants began loitering outside the apartment units and making lots of juvenile noise -- yelling, fights, extremely foul language, twerking, and basically partying (without the music). I lived in the first floor, and the kids liked to throw trash into our patio for fun (and we weren't the types to instigate them either). You name it -- mac n' cheese, fries, Gatorade bottles, pretty much anything short of feces. 3. We've witnessed arguments right outside our unit between the older (more family-oriented) tenants and the kids of the newer tenants, in which the new tenants using methods of communication that are generally louder, more aggressive, and overall disrespectful towards adults. 4. Because of these new wave of tenants (I'm not sure where they came from), the playgrounds that used to have kids playing in them are practically abandoned. 5. The fire alarms constantly go off for no real emergencies. I'm not sure if it was a material/maintenance deficiency in part of the property, or if kids were smoking beside the fire alarm (I do smell cigarettes constantly in the stairway by the fire alarm ) or pulling it intentionally -- perhaps it's a mix of both. Regardless, they go off at the most random times, especially during weekdays in the middle of the night, and they are extremely loud. They started going off about once a month around a year ago (and counting). 6. The rent also increased by roughly $400 from what it used to be in 2019 (perhaps that can be the fault of inflation across the country). 7. Mary herself has become the nastiest person in the property. She speaks condescendingly towards everyone -- tenants and employees alike. Perhaps in her defense, I imagine she had to deal with these new tenants -- the kids of whom were absolute troublemakers. There was one time Mary hung up the phone on my wife and didn't answer any calls immediately after that (from any of our recorded numbers). I decided to use Google Voice (a Google app to apply random phone numbers) to call her office, and 'mysteriously' she was quick to answer the call (a clear indication she was specifically avoiding us). The most mysterious thing about Mary is this: she's extremely rude to the tenants (and future tenants) because she happens to report to "no one." I searched long and hard in order to file a complaint about her, and she is literally the only point of contact (in the sense that there is no superior who can hold her accountable) for Burgess Mill Station. Weird, isn't it? It's almost like the board of directors intentionally placed her there as a sandbag between them and the rest of the community. Knowing she'll never get fired, why bother improving her conduct? The last person we recommended this place to was a good friend, and Mary asked them in a phone call, "Can you even afford it?" How embarrassed we were to have recommended this place to begin with. The rest of the staff in Burgess Mill Station are pretty good, especially the cleaners/landscapers who have to deal with the trash of the new tenants (I see them myself littering). The new employees of the Leasing Office are great but they are constantly bullied by Mary -- she berates and embarrasses them in front of tenants in the office. Like, wtf is that? Overall, the timing was ripe for us to leave. The location is great -- literally a 5 min. walk from Old Ellicott City/Main Street. Unfortunately that feature (since it's fixed) is the only thing enjoyable about the property today. It has overall declined, and I no longer recommend it to others as much as I did when we first moved in. read more

Moving was a breeze. The leasing consultant was very professional, helpful and always in touch. The period I was looking , they had no units available, however the leasing agent kept following up with me. She called me as soon as a unit became available. The application process was smooth. I have to really commend the maintenance team, they are very prompt in responding to service requests. The community is always clean ! The underground garage for residents and non smoking policy was certainly a plus for me ! read more

Who ever I have spoke to twice at this complex is a rude and ignorant moron. I stopped in once to ask for paperwork and was spoken to like i was just an inconvenience and just made a call to check on availability of an apartment that I'm very flexible on the move in date and was again spoken to like I'm an inconvenience. I wish I got the name of the large woman that acts this way but I'm sure there is plenty of complaints about this person and they should be removed from this office and company. You are there to provide a service to people who are looking to move there/help maintain a good experience, not to act as though people looking to move there are an inconvenience. I will not be filling out an application just knowing I would have to potentially deal with this piece of trash in the future. read more

What you CAN EXPECT at this property is the ugliest, most despicable, conniving unethical and of course unprofessional "staff" (Mary & Stacey) even to the current regional "manager" (Linda). They care and cater to their section 8 tenants (which is not publicly known) more than people who pay/work. Expect to hear excessive noise (including hearing fights and your neighbors having SEX) during after hours with no recourse from "management" (they will state its normal apartment noises-sorry for the kids and babies hearing it)(your neighbors can hear your conversations-there's no soundproof/privacy), expect to have your personal and private information taped on your community mailbox, expect to have your emails and complaints not responded to/ignored..belittled and dismissed. Expect to be double charged for fees. Expect for childs play games..Expect for them to lie and say there aren't any rodent problems..when you can clearly hear mice running and scratching in the walls..running from other neighbors apartments. Expect to hear your neighbors threaten to stab one another..and syringes in the parking lot..trash overflowing and underneath stairwells..packages stolen and left in the middle of the pathways (need I say more?!)..the owners of this property are the housing authority (you're welcome- in which not much will be done from them either). If you are looking for TRUE privacy, peace/quiet..professionalism..safety..maturity/transparency from landlords..etc...you will absolutely NOT find that here (these are slumlords). Do not be fooled by photos (the toilets have black buildup (make sure you check)..old carpet (you will have to clean the carpet)..holes in the corners of walls/closets/oven floor area from mice getting in that you will have to get a professional to close up..door closing problems, parking issues, drug dealing in the community, cracks forming on your walls due to your upstairs neighbor stomping..uneven baseboards, ant problems, etc). THIS is the Burgess Mill Station/Humphrey Mgt. Way! For the current tenants reading this..please shed light on what you are experiencing and do not stop reporting on them! read more

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They are horrible in communicating. I was interested in renting from them. I have called numerous times and emailed them to try to get an appointment or more information on the apartment. It has been three weeks now and no one ever picks up the phone nor do they reply to my email. Therefore, I have scratched them off my list. It's unfortunate because the place looks really nice. But the customer service is horrible. read more

This is the best place to live. Everyone is so laid back and nice. The maintenance guy handled an issue with the locks immediately. They were very helpful in getting us touch up paint from the move in scuff marks. overall I couldn't be happier. I haven't had any problems with the neighbors. I also love the garage, super legit. Everyone was really impressed with our place. It does cost as much as a mortgage but here are some reasons I decided to give Burgess Mill a Try: you don't have to mow, you don't have to pay property taxes you don't have to pay for a/c or water heater maintenance they have a gym/heated pool with a retractable roof ON SITE so renting is the way to go for me in this economy. if you have the chance to move here: DO IT read more

Nothing by good thing to say. Great apartment, great value, no smoking on ground a plus. Well lit at mighty I feel safe. Very well kept ground and common areas. And the bonus if proximity to Roger Carter Community Center for exercise and year round swimming as well as ability to enjoy Old Ellicott City - great walk! read more

I normally don't write reviews BUT I felt the need to, I scheduled an appointment for 3pm today, I arrived at 2:40pm upon arrival I told the woman I had an appointment for 3pm however, I'm a little early. She said Tiffany I said yes, she said you're early it's not 3 pm, I said I just said that! She then said can I have your ID I gave it to her and she proceeded out the door I followed behind although she said nothing so I said if you don't want to do the walk through since I'm early that's fine, no response so I said no thank you give me my ID! RUDE to potential renters so I can only imagine if I were renting! This could have been avoided if she said I can show at 3pm as I'm a little busy or whatever the issue was! read more

So I've been living here for a little over a year. I was on the fence about giving this place either a 3 or 4 star review. I'll try to list out all the pros and cons about this place but just to give you a little information on how we decided on this place. We looked at about 3 other places before making that decision. We checked out Ashton Woods apartments, Great Oaks Apartments and I can't remember the other one but from those, this one seemed a lot more updated. Here's a break down of the things that I've noticed from the moment we moved in up until now: BTW, we're on the very top floor (4th floor) so I can't complain about noisy neighbors above us. :D I'll start off with the pros: - Newer stacked washer/dryer in apartment (and surprisingly quiet) - Work orders done with a quick turnaround - Roger Carter Community Center (gym) literally a few steps away (membership doesn't come with rent) - Friendly staff (Tierra, Porche). Never had issues with questions, rent, etc. - Was told that the carpets are replaced every time someone moves out. Not sure how accurate that is but the carpet condition when we moved in looked to be pretty new. - Overall upkeep of the apartments. They look a lot newer than the ones we looked at. - Reasonable price - Location. I love Ellicott City and being close to Historic Ellicott is awesome! - When it snows, the snow plows have been fairly quick at plowing the parking lots. Now the cons: - Like I stated, we're on the 4th floor but they don't have elevators. Grocery days suck. - I don't know if it's an on-going issue but the fire alarms!!! They get tested sometimes, but recently they had one go off at 5am and it lasted for about an hour.. and they are loud. It's throughout the whole building. - Not at the fault of the apartment but I noticed that some of the packages are left outside of the mailboxes... sometimes on top so I don't know if it's just the postal workers having to carry a bunch of boxes up and just decide to leave it out but I've carried some packages up to the right apartments at times. Not sure how many people would know if they have a package if it wasn't left in front of their door. - The smell of weed comes off in certain areas at times. Not sure if people are doing it in the parking garage or in the parking lot but you'll occasionally run into it. - The complex does allow pets but I've noticed that some of the pet owners don't clean up after their dogs. - It does tend to get a little noisy at times. Depending on which building you live, you could hear the kids/teens at the basketball courts and for people having parties, it's really easy to hear everything that's going on outside. - Was informed that our 2bd/2ba apartment was around 1000 sq ft but for some reason, to me, it seems a lot smaller than that. Overall, I can't really complain about living here. I haven't really had any major issues here. Just like any other apartment complex, you'll have a bunch of strangers living together in an enclosed area that have different backgrounds, cultures, morals so there will always be good and bad things. The location of this place is great. Close to restaurants and parks. Fairly quiet and the police station is just a block away. read more

I have made nuemerous phone calls to Jeannie Rhodes in reference to my damaged dolls that Swiftway movers caused. I have even explained that my staue of limitations is about to expire. I have been dealling with this delimia for 2 1/2 years. Please Humprey management call me read more

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Before I begin I want to be clear, DO NOT LIVE HERE. This review will be very thorough and extensive, if you want the real deal then please read this review. I moved into Burgess Mill station two weeks after construction had completed on the units in 2013, so we were of the first 30 tenants in this complex. At first everything was great, the units were brand new, very quiet, and very clean. Not to mention being in our early 20's the location is prime, and having a professional career, it is very central to Rt 40, Rt 100, Interstate 70 and 695. Shortly after we began to experience the "real" Burgess Mill. The children began to run rampant all over the complex, riding their bikes up and down aisles on different floors of units, dribbling basketballs, hanging out in the parking garage stairwell and listening to music loudly. The neighbors we had upstairs were AWFUL. They would fight, argue, slam doors, you name it. I cant even repeat the things I heard them saying to each other at 3am on a work day. Coming home after a long work night, I have walked passed people sitting on our stairs drinking beers in bags and smoking drugs. I don't know how some parents will feel about this, but it is very true and to please be cautious. On to the management company. I have a very poor experience with them, which was my ultimate decision to move. I am getting married, and I do not want to subject my wife to the surroundings and headaches that we have been experiencing. Firstly, after living there for roughly 18 out of my 24 months, they lost one of my rent checks. After coming in and dropping it off I checked my bank statement, and almost 25 days later I realize this money has not been subtracted. I contact the office, and they told me that I would be responsible for any late fees that would be assessed and that I did not pay. Needless to say...4 days later my check miraculously appeared. Then, one day in the summer I was going to work one afternoon, and on the middle of my windshield i see a GIANT sticker that took up 1/4 of my windshield that stated "WARNING". I had a brand new vehicle that was under 2 months old, and because ticketing was not a common thing here, it was not first on my agenda to get a new sticker. I went to the office and had the maintenance manager personally scrape it off of my car. Their reasoning for this was irrational at best and they stated "When it snows, people will park here that are not supposed to." My rationale was, "Dude, give me a better reason than that...its July..its not snowing." A paper under my windshield wiper would have been acceptable. Then, we got a "bill" for leaving our trash out in front of our door. It was a 25 dollar bill for disposal...and no one ever threw it away from the maintenance facilities. While working a third shift at my job, I put the trash out of the door at midnight, and when I went to work at 1pm the next day I take it to the trash disposal down three flights of stairs and across a parking garage. Infuriated, I walk around and take inventory and see MULTIPLE other people who have trash sitting outside their doors, but no fines for them. I will not be paying this. Oh and with no warning there was a letter stuck to our door letting us know effective immediately that our rent will be raised 100 dollars. Who does this..really? Then lastly, upon moving out when letting them know I was planning on vacating- they told us that we did not need to schedule a walk through until our move out date and that it was no worry. Well the move out date has since passed, we did not do a walk through with them, but when we turned in our keys they told us "Oh no this is not good. You did not schedule a walk through." Well fortunately we have it in writing our intent to vacate signed by the leasing office and there is not a time scheduled. So, the weeks since me and my roommate have vacated, we of course got a letter stating that " our damages have gone well beyond the normal wear and tear." Well they pulled a fast one on us and did their own walk through and are trying to take more than 500-1000 dollars from us. Thank god that we don't have a walk through date set, so that will not hold up in court since we have it in writing. When I was trying to get in contact with the leasing office to find out more information, this was my experience. 1- call, speak with a person who says an email can be sent to me with a description by the end of day (No email was sent) 2- Call, some one must recognize my number, they pick up and hang up. 3- Some one picked up and then immediately hung up on me. 4- Call, someone finally picks up, tells me Rob is unavailable and that he will call me back within 2 hours, well still no call. We went there and they had the audacity to tell us that we need to replace the entire floor. Needless to say, don't live here. Look elsewhere, they are plenty of viable options within close proximity. read more

I will say first that I am not a resident, nor will I ever be a resident. We have been playing phone tag with the girl in the leasing office now for 2+ months. We were told a few weeks ago that a 2-bedroom unit would be available soon and to keep calling back to check on its availability. Each time we would call, we were told that maintenance was still working on the unit, but we should be able to see it soon. Last week, the girl in the leasing office told us to call mid-week to check in. Called Wednesday (yesterday), left a message and did not receive a call back. I called her this morning (Thursday) and was told the unit had been rented and it would be another 30-45...maybe 60....days until a similar unit became available. So, we are left in the dark after months of waiting for a unit and being told we would be called when it was available to be viewed. Thanks for nothing. read more

Well where do I even start. These buildings look great inside and out and for the price of rent you truly can't beat it. It's a perfect location and it's great being so close to Old Ellicott City. However, I am posting this at 12:30am bc I am awake from the sound of my neighbors upstairs. Yes, the laminate floors are nice but not when your kids are running around on them til 3am on a wk night. A nap after work? Nope the running is continuous all day 9am to 3am When we first moved into our apartment it reaked of mothballs from the previous tenant. We were told the smell would go away and to the defense of the main office they did place 2 cheap air freshners, "shampoo the carpets again", and try to use an ozone machine for a night before we moved in. None of which helped and the smell continues to linger (slightly embarassing for your clothes to smell like this as we are both girls in our mid 20's). Also, we were blessed with a handicapped apartment. We have a washer dryer combo...yes one machine. Seems great right? No. Doing laundry in it takes 4 hours to wash and dry one load, ONE. Oh, and the best part the dryer doesn't even dry your clothes. The clothes come out damp and for a few wks even added more of that lovely mothball smell to anything we washed. We probably spent over 300$ on products to get the smell out of the apartment and our "high tech" washer/damper. Don't even get me started on the Roger Carter Center and the "free basketball courts" the center is beautiful and every one of the employees I have ever dealt with is very nice and friendly but there is no discount offered to members of the community. If you want to lay out in the pool area for 5$ a piece for the day (which isn't bad) you are placed directly next to the basketball courts where anyone can come from anywhere to play for free and you can enjoy the sound of young teens cussing and screaming. Maybe I'm just frustrated bc I constantly hear kids walking through the hallways of my building bouncing their balls and screaming during the day. I may sound like a bitter tenant but I feel that this information needs to be brought to the attention of future renters so that they are aware of these issues since the main office doesn't seem to care. Great looking community but before becoming a tenant I wish I would have sat by the playground and taken in my surroundings for a few hours to get a true feel for the community. read more