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    Evergreen on 47

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    Paraphernalia found in the parking lot
    Leslie D.

    I lived at this complex for two years, and my first year was pretty good! I moved from across the country and the staff was super helpful in making the process very smooth. They were understanding of my situation and helped me out a lot. They even made a special adjustment to my apartment for my for a certain consideration I had. Though the outside of the complex was a little rundown (fitting right in with its surroundings on Evergreen Way), the apartment itself was nice and clean. Unfortunately I was on the back side so my view was of a used car lot (that likes to do loud work like unloading cars late at night), but I didn't mind since everything else was nice. I liked that they did little resident events for holidays and otherwise, and I really felt like I could reach out to the staff with any problems and get the help I needed. Maintenance came within a reasonable amount of time too. Once I adopted a puppy, the Bark Park became an awesome feature! It was almost like having a yard. The community patio space was nice too, they put up string lights, had a fancy grill, it was just a nice place to hang out outside. Now... the second year. I think management must have changed, I definitely was seeing different staff. Things went downhill quickly. As another reviewer had mentioned, the place got much dirtier. There was almost always trash in the hallway, and you could count on seeing it for at least a week until someone bothered to pick it up. Once someone dumped a whole ashtray of cigarettes out next to my car and they were there for weeks until the rain washed them away completely. There's a pair of shoes outside the back door (the one that leads to the common area) that have been there for months, and I expect will still be there for a long time to come... Fun game, if you visit the property, check if those shoes are still there! Another weird form of dirtiness was the food that was all over the sidewalks along the back side. Walking a dog along this area was horrible because there was consistently some kind of food scattered across the walkways, usually bread but also sometimes chicken wings, french fries, sandwich bits, you name it. One time the bushes were "decorated" with soft shell tortillas. I hope you like the smell of pot because you're going to be smelling it almost constantly whenever you leave your apartment. I've also found needles in the parking lot and other very suspicious "paraphernalia". And yeah, like the other trash, you'll get used to seeing those things every day for a little while. It was "fun" keeping my dogs away from all the food, trash, and needles strewn about the property. Another small note about the property, good luck if it snows again, they don't make it a priority to plough the parking lot. Another complaint about the new management are the staff themselves. I used to always say hello to whoever was working in the office, they knew my name, my apartment number, and they were just overall very friendly to me. After the staff changes, I felt like they were annoyed to have to look up at me if I walked by. They were friendly enough I guess when you got talking to them, but the overall vibe was meh. The resident events slowed to a halt (to be fair to them, some of it has to do with Covid) and signs started to pop up like not to put incorrectly delivered mail on the windowsill or not being willing to hold packages at the office anymore. While not totally unreasonable, it somehow did come off as unfriendly. The string lights stopped working, the grill rarely had propane, the property has become dirtier, and again, the resident events ceased. It's the little things that add up to a general feeling of blah. And finally, moving out was the complete opposite of when I moved in. If they cared even a little, you'd never know it. When I gave notice I was leaving, the only thing I got was a list of stuff I better have cleaned if I wanted my deposit back. That was literally the only communication I received until I got what was left of my deposit about two months later. I wouldn't have even known what to do with my keys if I didn't reach out. I'm just glad to be done with the place. Apparently they felt the same about me. To conclude and summarize, this place was pretty decent when I first moved in and I would have likely stayed longer, but things went downhill in my second year and I knew I needed to get out of there. Positives? The apartment itself was spacious, the grass is cut regularly, location was fine, some people have cute cats in their windows.. uhh... Negatives, It's dirty inside and out, the staff don't really care about you anymore, security is eh, and more that I would say but I'm literally being cut off on characters.

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