I have mixed feelings because it was a tale of both good and bad. The majority of my time there, I felt was peaceful and I was in a pretty good building. I was grandfathered into paying a lower rate than others because of the time I put in there and I moved into this place before rent prices really spiked so I was grateful to be able to pay lower pricing. The staff were nothing but respectful to me and I'll always have good things to say about the staff there. After all, I was a model tenant so we got along good.
With all that said, my last few months there were awful. I don't blame the company or the staff or anything like that. I blame the horrible tenants in the different building I was moved into because of maintenance issues. The main issue I have with Village Green is it seems like they are accepting more and more subsidized and section 8 type people in and they will moved right into the general population. Now this may sound snobbish, but it's the truth. Low income and section 8 type people bring trouble with them and they are the types of people I would never want to live near or associate with. Of course, sweet elderly people who need help, I am not talking about them or the truly disabled. I am talking about young and middle-aged able body people who are subsidized and abusing the system. Things got so bad in the building between the white trash people screaming in the halls all the time, to people smoking pot and possibly worse drugs. When that happened, I got the heck out of there and I haven't looked back since. I wish Village Green would not allow those type of scum people to live in their community where they're like rats who ruin it for everybody else. Section 8 people do not belong here and they should be moved into a place that is specifically for section 8 people only.
This is just a warning to anyone looking into moving here. There's a risk of the type of people you unknowingly will be moved near. Could be good like it was for me my first 5 years or it could be awful people like my last few months. read more