Maya R.
Repairs handled the same week, every time
Two years in this unit and every maintenance ticket was closed inside a week. Rent went up once, by a normal amount, with proper notice. I would rent from them again without hesitating.
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Maya R.
Two years in this unit and every maintenance ticket was closed inside a week. Rent went up once, by a normal amount, with proper notice. I would rent from them again without hesitating.
Daniel O.
Rent landed on the first of the month for thirty-six months. Left the unit cleaner than the walkthrough photos. I have already given a favorable reference twice.
Priya S.
The apartment itself is lovely and the neighbours are quiet. But the laundry room had one working machine for most of the winter, and snow removal was slow enough to be a hazard.
Andre W.
Scheduled inspections happened roughly every six weeks, well beyond what we agreed to. Repairs were fine when they happened, but the access requests made the place feel like it was not ours.
Grace L.
No complaints on rent or rules, and the unit was well kept. The only friction was a long-term guest who was never added to the lease. Still, I would rent to them again.
Sofia M.
Gym equipment gets serviced, the laundry room has never been down, and the walkways were cleared before I left for work after every storm. Rare, and worth saying out loud.
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