My wife and I actually lived here and we were here for only one year. Hereâs what it was like for us:
Monthly Costs
* Rent (2 bed/1 bath): $1,600
* Parking: $30 per covered spot. Uncovered is free, but thereâs not a lot of parking
* Cable + Wi-Fi: $125
* Property tax: $13
* Sewer: ~$65 (split w/ building)
* Water: ~$35 (split w/ building, so if your neighbors are using a ton of water, youâre helping cover their usage, but also vice versa)
* Trash: $16 (shared w/ building)
* CAM (Common Area Maintenance): ~$35 (shared w/ building)
* âService feeâ: $7 â they said this is for the required third-party app we use to pay rent
* Electricity: ~$50 (metered per apartment)
* Gas: ~$8 in non-winter months / ~$40 in winter (metered per apartment)
* Renters insurance: they require it, we paid like $125 for the year through our insurance but is a hassle because the insurance management they have is outsourced to a third party and requires yet another separate account to be set up
Apartment, Management, Other Details
* We lived on the third floor, which was nice to not have upstairs neighbors. Came with vaulted ceilings too. Tho it was a trek to and from our assigned parking spot, so we became âone tripâ people when it came to carrying groceries lol
* The blinds don't block much outside light, so get blackout curtains if light wakes you up.
* Walls are thin, you can hear conversations from your neighbors, let alone their late night partying
* Hot water is shared with the building and tends to run out quickly depending on the time of day.
* Our thermostat was initially faulty. The one we started with was blowing extremely hot air in the summer and we had to use the AC to compensate until maintenance fixed it (which took a couple days for them to respond). They looked at it, but didnât fix it that first time. After another maintenance request was sent, the new maintenance guy even acknowledged that the thermostats they use were generic/cheap and they saw a lot of them being faulty. They finally replaced ours with a new one, which worked for the remainder of our time there
* There are dumpsters near most buildings, which makes taking out the trash convenient. However, the garbage truck comes Thursday and Saturday mornings and takes them about 45 minutes because of how long it takes to empty each of the dumpsters. And itâs loud the whole time/echos across the complex, so don't expect to sleep past 8am those days.
* The breezeways accumulate dust, dirt, and spiderwebs quite a bit. They are power washed once or twice a year, but they quickly gather webs and bugs after. If you want more cleaning, youâll have to bug management about it, no pun intended
* Deliveries are hit or miss. Amazon is generally pretty good at finding our door, but Walmart and Uber Eats have a hard time
* It was nice being a 7 minute walk from the frontrunner and thatâs the side farthest from the station
* When we moved out, management sent an email with the final billings and instead of getting any of our $400 deposit back, we had to pay an additional $300 on top of it. Part of it was from the utilities that they charge on a lag method, part from the professional cleaners they are required to have come through, random lightbulbs that were dead, and paint scuffs. So make sure you document everything on moving in and moving out. We felt like we were nickel and dimed. They were pretty passive aggressive when I asked them to clarify a few items on our final invoice. I was wrapping up a busy season with work, so I couldnât make it to their weekday office hours and they were unwilling to meet on a Saturday (which they are still open, just this particular manager seems to be the only one who handles move outs and she didnât want to concede at all)
Hopefully that paints a helpful picture for any people considering living here. Itâs hard sifting through some of these superficial, short comments that are either all praise or all hate, cuz both those extremes donât provide any useful information as far as actually living here
Conner Clark
October 03, 2025
