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vladthedestroyer — 2009-06-24 22:35:44

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	+ ------ + ''2009-06-24 23:35:44'' [[nbsp]] A very convenient "secret" walk way to Westlake Plaza is found in these apartments; [http://maps.google.com/maps?q=38.554083,-121.786481&t=h&sll=38.573132,-121.776581&sspn=0.124544,0.308647&ie=UTF8&ll=38.554064,-121.786352&spn=0.001034,0.002411&z=19 google_map] --["Users/vladthedestroyer"]

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MasonMurray — 2009-05-12 13:50:14

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- EDIT: All 3 of us from our apartment are moving out after several unfortunate events. The manager seems to keep getting snubbed by the owner whenever he tries to put any real money into keeping up the place. Cellphone signal is retched (not a primary concern, but we have no land line). And I am an avid internet user who has high bandwidth requirements. The property has has trouble with comcast keeping up their lines which led to over a month of downtime which we were required to paid for(!!!) because of comcast. We have stopped using comcast, but the alternative is slower DSL. In short the problems we are having here are probably not the management, nor any one person's fault. As I said, it is unfortunate.	+ EDIT: All 4 of us from our apartment are moving out after several unfortunate events. The manager seems to keep getting snubbed by the owner whenever he tries to put any real money into keeping up the place. Cellphone signal is retched (not a primary concern, but we have no land line). And I am an avid internet user who has high bandwidth requirements. The property has has trouble with comcast keeping up their lines which led to over a month of downtime which we were required to paid for(!!!) because of comcast. We have stopped using comcast, but the alternative is slower DSL. In short the problems we are having here are probably not the management, nor any one person's fault. As I said, it is unfortunate. --["Users/MasonMurray"]

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MasonMurray — 2009-05-12 13:49:40

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	+ + EDIT: All 3 of us from our apartment are moving out after several unfortunate events. The manager seems to keep getting snubbed by the owner whenever he tries to put any real money into keeping up the place. Cellphone signal is retched (not a primary concern, but we have no land line). And I am an avid internet user who has high bandwidth requirements. The property has has trouble with comcast keeping up their lines which led to over a month of downtime which we were required to paid for(!!!) because of comcast. We have stopped using comcast, but the alternative is slower DSL. In short the problems we are having here are probably not the management, nor any one person's fault. As I said, it is unfortunate.

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davis.renter — 2009-03-14 22:34:04

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	+ ------ + ''2009-03-14 23:34:04'' [[nbsp]] My roommate and I saw lots of cockroaches throughout our Brush Creek apartment. We didn't have them in our apartment, but apparently there are "big-ass black cricket-looking things" in some Brush Creek apartments as well. Perhaps certain buildings (e.g. the 3 bedroom, unattached apartments out back) or certain areas of buildings don't have as many problems with cockroaches. However, there are other cockroach/water bug-free apartment complexes for about the same price in Davis with more ethical landlord-tenant practices. --["Users/davis.renter"]

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	+ ------ + ''2009-03-06 17:09:14'' [[nbsp]] Actually those where WATER bugs: big-ass black cricket-looking things that live and breed in very wet places. Davis is filthy with then during the rainy season, and then when the rains end they hop people's places looking for more water. And then die, dehydration. Cockroaches are brown bugtanks, never seen even ONE here at Brush Creek in the four years I've been living here! --["Users/TylerBarrell"]

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micahdepeche — 2009-01-23 15:52:26

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	+ ------ + ''2009-01-23 15:52:26'' [[nbsp]] When Brush Creek Apts. opened in 1977 my grandparents, Madeline and William Wright, managed the place and I basically spent almost every weekend and every single summer break from school through my whole life there with them and my brother up until my grandmother passed away in 1993. The place was always maintained inside and out and actually looked really nice compared to now. While the browns weren't all that great of colors to pick for attracting people to rent the apartments (that was Dana Mngt's. choice of color, not my grandparents), they were ALL brown and not all two or three different colors like now that don't even go together. When I go by that place it looks SO run down its not funny. One thing is weird though, on the apartment door where they used to live is the same exact X-mas wreath that my grandmother put on the door every single year. I miss living STILL there and all the tenants that I knew there and grew up with in my life, and I go drive through it every once in a while. Its shocking to see how bad it looks now compared to how it used to look. I wouldn't spend my money there. But just remember, while bad managers are obvious, some managers who might be labeled bad, really aren't trying to be. We all have to do what our boss tells us. --["Users/micahdepeche"]

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	+ ------ + ''2009-01-18 18:48:31'' [[nbsp]] The apartment is quiet.My boyfriend and I decided to move out last summer because of its bad management. The manager Henry's service was extremely bad and his attitude was very rude. If he still is a manager there, it's had better not choose to rent this apartment. --["Users/michelle188841"]

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MasonMurray — 2008-12-01 09:48:29

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	+ ------ + ''2008-12-01 09:48:29'' [[nbsp]] I live in Brush Creek, and have had no similar problems. I have lived there for like 4 months now and have seen 2 cockroaches; one in the kitchen when we'd left food out, and the other was trapped in the bathtub. + I have found management to be friendly, understanding, and helpful. + I am signed onto the lease of a tenant of 3 years, who has had several other roommates over that time and has gradually run out of mailbox keys. The manager lent me the master so I could have a copy made. + + I admit, some of their practices are a bit sketch in that the apartments are old, and were not constructed to the highest possible standard when new. I'd say it rates about a 3 (equivalent to "Live Journal Drama") on the Shadiness Scale. + + I have no idea about the legitimacy of the above poster's comment RE tenants not being provided blinds/curtains. If it's a big deal to you, buy your own and take them out when you move out, dude. --["Users/MasonMurray"]

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JasonAller — 2008-09-20 18:27:58

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- I'm moving here in a few months, and I agree. The apartments are actually pretty great even when compared to the other ones in a similar price range. The two bedroom blessedly has two heat/ac units (one in larger bedroom), rather then just 1 in the living room. The manager is a little ditzy, but she is incredibly friendly. She similarly warned us about a couple places. Like, that one is nearer to the handicap parking spots so if you both have cars it might be an extra few seconds walk. Or there's actually 4 guys living there for 3 years, so it may be damaged as they wouldn't move out til the end of August. A huge advantage to this place is they do 11 month leases---with the option of adding one month. This is an amazing boon to both people who are graduating and leaving, and even better for people moving in. Sometime in Spring the office asks whether you want to stay through August or not. This is where the first poster may have said "doesn't know" about. She waits til everyone replies before she calls, but if you call her once or twice she can flatly tell you how many have said yes/no so far. The people in my apartment aren't staying...the apartment will be empty by August 1st. This gives management and maintainance weeks to clean and paint, not just 1 single day and night like the majority of other complexes. In mid-August, I can go check the apartment out and point out if anything else needs to be done before I move in. This is absolutely not shady at all, it's just kickass. And you can move in early of course. We elected to move in the 28th of August (have to pay rent for the extra days tho). This lets me avoid the huge ["Moving Day" moving day] madness. No need to rent a U-Haul for me suckers, I can take my time. -["EdWins" ES] -	+ I'm moving here in a few months, and I agree. The apartments are actually pretty great even when compared to the other ones in a similar price range. The two bedroom blessedly has two heat/ac units (one in larger bedroom), rather then just 1 in the living room. The manager is a little ditzy, but she is incredibly friendly. She similarly warned us about a couple places. Like, that one is nearer to the handicap parking spots so if you both have cars it might be an extra few seconds walk. Or there's actually 4 guys living there for 3 years, so it may be damaged as they wouldn't move out til the end of August. A huge advantage to this place is they do 11 month leases---with the option of adding one month. This is an amazing boon to both people who are graduating and leaving, and even better for people moving in. Sometime in Spring the office asks whether you want to stay through August or not. This is where the first poster may have said "doesn't know" about. She waits til everyone replies before she calls, but if you call her once or twice she can flatly tell you how many have said yes/no so far. The people in my apartment aren't staying...the apartment will be empty by August 1st. This gives management and maintainance weeks to clean and paint, not just 1 single day and night like the majority of other complexes. In mid-August, I can go check the apartment out and point out if anything else needs to be done before I move in. This is absolutely not shady at all, it's just kickass. And you can move in early of course. We elected to move in the 28th of August (have to pay rent for the extra days tho). This lets me avoid the huge ["Moving Day" moving day] madness. No need to rent a U-Haul for me suckers, I can take my time. -["Users/EdWins" ES]
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- ''2005-08-30 11:53:07'' [[nbsp]] I lived here back in 2002-2003 in one of the smaller single-story buildings in the back. It was fine. This was before they painted over the dark brown outer walls when it really did look "shady" compared to all the other complexes with lighter-colored walls. When I was there, the manager was the owner's son, so I don't know who the current manager or maintenance guy are. It was right off the D-line which was nice. And near the market, which was the crappy Ray's Food Mart at the time. I was glad to move closer to better supermarkets when I left. --["IrenePark"] -	+ ''2005-08-30 11:53:07'' [[nbsp]] I lived here back in 2002-2003 in one of the smaller single-story buildings in the back. It was fine. This was before they painted over the dark brown outer walls when it really did look "shady" compared to all the other complexes with lighter-colored walls. When I was there, the manager was the owner's son, so I don't know who the current manager or maintenance guy are. It was right off the D-line which was nice. And near the market, which was the crappy Ray's Food Mart at the time. I was glad to move closer to better supermarkets when I left. --["Users/IrenePark"]

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davis.renter — 2008-09-10 20:56:44

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	+ ------ + ''2008-09-10 21:56:44'' [[nbsp]] I strongly advise not renting at Brush Creek Apartments. There are apartment complexes in the same price range that are better maintained and much nicer in Davis. Check Craigslist, the Davis Enterprise, and Google websites of apartment managers in Davis for other places to live. + + If you do decide to move in-- + + 1. Security Deposit: Be sure to do a walk through of the apartment with the manager and take photos when you move in. The apartments are old and not maintained, and management will attempt to take your security deposit when you move out if you do not document everything that is a problem with the apartment when you move in. They may attempt to take your security deposit anyway, but at least you will have evidence if you need to go to mediation and/or small claims court to get it back. Documentation should include paint, level of cleanliness and whatever might be on the carpet when you move in. As mentioned by Gert, the management does cross out in ink provisions in the Davis Model Lease that protect you as a renter. If you look around you will find that other places do not do this. As an earlier poster wrote, you will probably need this while you live there and when you leave: www.dca.ca.gov/legal/landlordbook. Renter's Legal Assistance is also a good resource that will help you out: http://www.ocf.berkeley.edu/~asucrla/. + + 2. Cockroaches: There were cockroaches everywhere in the apartment throughout the year. I kept the apartment very clean, but I would find lots of cockroaches in my silverware drawers, on the kitchen counters, bathroom and bedrooms. I couldn't do anything to keep them out. This is one of the reasons I chose another place to live in Davis. --["Users/davis.renter"]

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gert — 2007-08-23 09:41:50

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	+ ------ + ''2007-08-23 10:41:50'' [[nbsp]] The apartments are big, but quite dark. I was going to rent here this year, but had a horrible experience when I went to sign the lease. The manager mentioned that I would be charged for carpet cleaning and painting upon move out. I mentioned that that was not typically how things are done and would like to read over the lease. Sure enough, right there in the Davis Model Lease, it mentions that the owners are responsible for both painting and carpet cleaning. I pointed this out to him, at which point he called the owner and then suggested that he was going to cross it out of the lease right then and there, as I have a pen in hand and am in the act of signing. After that, I decided that the business practices were a little too sketchy for my liking and signed elsewhere. Also, I'm not sure of the quality of your neighbors at Brush Creek. When I was in the office originally filling out an application before the lease fiasco, I saw him calling in a credit check, but asking the guy on the phone to avoid looking at evictions, implying that they rent to just about whoever, history of rental issues or not. The upside of my experience is that if you currently live here or signed a lease before 8/22/07, you shouldn't have to pay for carpet or paint when you move out, though they are going to try to bill you for sure. --["Users/gert"]

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EdWins — 2007-06-28 13:59:24

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- I'm moving here in a few months, and I agree. The apartments are actually pretty great even when compared to the other ones in a similar price range. The two bedroom blessedly has two heat/ac units (one in larger bedroom), rather then just 1 in the living room. The manager is a little ditzy, but she is incredibly friendly. She similarly warned us about a couple places. Like, that one is nearer to the handicap parking spots so if you both have cars it might be an extra few seconds walk. Or there's actually 4 guys living there for 3 years, so it may be damaged as they wouldn't move out til the end of August. A huge advantage to this place is they do 11 month leases---with the option of adding one month. This is an amazing boon to both people who are graduating and leaving, and even better for people moving in. Sometime in Spring the office asks whether you want to stay through August or not. This is where the first poster may have said "doesn't know" about. She waits til everyone replies before she calls, but if you call her once or twice she can flatly tell you how many have said yes/no so far. The people in my apartment aren't staying...the apartment will be empty by August 1st. This gives management and maintainance weeks to clean and paint, not just 1 single day and night like the majority of other complexes. In mid-August, I can go check the apartment out and point out if anything else needs to be done before I move in. This is absolutely not shady at all, it's just kickass. And you can move in early of course. We elected to move in the 28th of August (have to pay rent for the extra days tho). This lets me avoid the huge ["Moving Day" moving day] madness. No need to rent a U-Haul for me suckers, I can take my time. -["EdwinSaada" ed]	+ I'm moving here in a few months, and I agree. The apartments are actually pretty great even when compared to the other ones in a similar price range. The two bedroom blessedly has two heat/ac units (one in larger bedroom), rather then just 1 in the living room. The manager is a little ditzy, but she is incredibly friendly. She similarly warned us about a couple places. Like, that one is nearer to the handicap parking spots so if you both have cars it might be an extra few seconds walk. Or there's actually 4 guys living there for 3 years, so it may be damaged as they wouldn't move out til the end of August. A huge advantage to this place is they do 11 month leases---with the option of adding one month. This is an amazing boon to both people who are graduating and leaving, and even better for people moving in. Sometime in Spring the office asks whether you want to stay through August or not. This is where the first poster may have said "doesn't know" about. She waits til everyone replies before she calls, but if you call her once or twice she can flatly tell you how many have said yes/no so far. The people in my apartment aren't staying...the apartment will be empty by August 1st. This gives management and maintainance weeks to clean and paint, not just 1 single day and night like the majority of other complexes. In mid-August, I can go check the apartment out and point out if anything else needs to be done before I move in. This is absolutely not shady at all, it's just kickass. And you can move in early of course. We elected to move in the 28th of August (have to pay rent for the extra days tho). This lets me avoid the huge ["Moving Day" moving day] madness. No need to rent a U-Haul for me suckers, I can take my time. -["EdWins" ES]

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Jenkins — 2007-06-08 15:01:49

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	+ ------ + ''2007-06-08 16:01:49'' [[nbsp]] FACTS - Just the facts... + + CURRENT MANAGER WON'T CALL YOU BACK - YES + ROACHES - YES + FLOODING - YES + DIFFERENT MANAGERS - YES + RAISED RENT - YES $50-$80 (two years - NO INCREASE) + PROPERTY UPKEEP - MINIMAL + COMPLEX - 1/2 painted for five to six years now. + + THINGS TO REMEMBER: Make Good Choices + Do research about where your going to live (ask people that live there) + What is important to you (e.g., no roaches, modern living area) + NO MATTER WHAT - PUT YOUR REQUEST IN WRITING AND TAKE PICTURES + + AFTER THE ABOVE...CALL FAIR HOUSING, IF NEED BE + CALL YOLO COUNTY ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH AGENCY 530 666-8646 + + OR IF YOU JUST NEED THE CALIFORNIA TENANTS HANDBOOK ~~~~ WELL, HERE YOU GO... + www.dca.ca.gov/legal/landlordbook + + + + --["Users/Jenkins"]

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	+ ------ + ''2007-05-14 20:00:29'' [[nbsp]] This place is shaddy. Loud neighbors and cockroaches of all different sizes. Some of these people are "wanna be" thugs and talk a lot of crap. Everything is very old and though the rent is somewhat cheap (They raised it this year to $810 for a 1 br apartment) its not worth it. Pay a little extra and don't deal with the crap. Cheap places attract cheap people. Not worth the trouble to save 30 or so a month. --["Users/JonathanLee"]

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NickSchmalenberger — 2007-03-28 01:25:56

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- Avoid this place if you can. The management/maintenance is completely incompetent. There has been a large tree limb broken off by the wind just hanging in the other branches for the past couple of months, just waiting to fall and smash in a car below it. Management has been informed of it several times and hasn't done anything. New people who move in aren't even given drapes or shades for their back door any more, people have been hanging sheets or blankets up, it's ridiculous. Recently someone's (who moved out recently) sink overflowed while they were out of town for the weekend because of the neighbor using their garbage disposal and their whole kitchen and living room was flooded and soaked in with rancid garbage disposal water. At any reputable place both the carpet and counter top would have been replaced, but not here. So some poor new people are living with no curtains, and a carpet and counter with god knows what growing in it by now.	+ Avoid this place if you can. The management/maintenance is completely incompetent. There has been a large tree limb broken off by the wind just hanging in the other branches for the past couple of months, just waiting to fall and smash in a car below it. Management has been informed of it several times and hasn't done anything. New people who move in aren't even given drapes or shades for their back door any more, people have been hanging sheets or blankets up, it's ridiculous. Recently someone's (who moved out recently) sink overflowed while they were out of town for the weekend because of the neighbor using their garbage disposal and their whole kitchen and living room was flooded and soaked in with rancid garbage disposal water. At any reputable place both the carpet and counter top would have been replaced, but not here. So some poor new people are living with no curtains, and a carpet and counter with god knows what growing in it by now. You really get what you pay for.

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- I just went to check out these apartments - the manager is really nice, friendly and helpful. When we were in the office filling out an application, a maintenance guy came in to see what problems tenants had reported and went out to fix them. The apartments themselves was huge and really nice; the one-bedroom is 692 sq. ft. and has either a patio or balcony, A/C, a big walk-in closet and big rooms. The manager took all our info and processed it right away, offered us 4 available apartments to choose from (upstairs/downstairs and east/west) and told us that a certain one would be getting brand-new carpet and painting because the tenant leaving had been there 10 years. All in all, it seemed like a great place! Not shady at all, I don't know what was going on when the other poster was there.	+ I just went to check out these apartments - the manager is really nice, friendly and helpful. When we were in the office filling out an application, a maintenance guy came in to see what problems tenants had reported and went out to fix them. The apartments themselves was huge and really nice; the one-bedroom is 692 sq. ft. and has either a patio or balcony, A/C, a big walk-in closet and big rooms. The manager took all our info and processed it right away, offered us 4 available apartments to choose from (upstairs/downstairs and east/west) and told us that a certain one would be getting brand-new carpet and painting because the tenant leaving had been there 10 years. All in all, it seemed like a great place! Not shady at all, I don't know what was going on when the other poster was there.
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	+ + ---- + Avoid this place if you can. The management/maintenance is completely incompetent. There has been a large tree limb broken off by the wind just hanging in the other branches for the past couple of months, just waiting to fall and smash in a car below it. Management has been informed of it several times and hasn't done anything. New people who move in aren't even given drapes or shades for their back door any more, people have been hanging sheets or blankets up, it's ridiculous. Recently someone's (who moved out recently) sink overflowed while they were out of town for the weekend because of the neighbor using their garbage disposal and their whole kitchen and living room was flooded and soaked in with rancid garbage disposal water. At any reputable place both the carpet and counter top would have been replaced, but not here. So some poor new people are living with no curtains, and a carpet and counter with god knows what growing in it by now.

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PhilipNeustrom — 2005-09-06 16:36:08

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- I just went to check out these apartments - the manager is really nice, friendly and helpful. When we were in the office filling out an application, a maintenance guy came in to see what problems tenants had reported and went out to fix them. - The apartments themselves was huge and really nice; the one-bedroom is 692 sq. ft. and has either a patio or balcony, A/C, a big walk-in closet and big rooms. The manager took all our info and processed it right away, offered us 4 available apartments to choose from (upstairs/downstairs and east/west) and told us that a certain one would be getting brand-new carpet and painting because the tenant leaving had been there 10 years. All in all, it seemed like a great place! Not shady at all, I don't know what was going on when the other poster was there.	+ I just went to check out these apartments - the manager is really nice, friendly and helpful. When we were in the office filling out an application, a maintenance guy came in to see what problems tenants had reported and went out to fix them. The apartments themselves was huge and really nice; the one-bedroom is 692 sq. ft. and has either a patio or balcony, A/C, a big walk-in closet and big rooms. The manager took all our info and processed it right away, offered us 4 available apartments to choose from (upstairs/downstairs and east/west) and told us that a certain one would be getting brand-new carpet and painting because the tenant leaving had been there 10 years. All in all, it seemed like a great place! Not shady at all, I don't know what was going on when the other poster was there.
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- I'm moving here in a few months, and I agree. The apartments are actually pretty great even when compared to the other ones in a similar price range. The two bedroom blessedly has two heat/ac units (one in larger bedroom), rather then just 1 in the living room. The manager is a little ditzy, but she is incredibly friendly. She similarly warned us about a couple places. Like, that one is nearer to the handicap parking spots so if you both have cars it might be an extra few seconds walk. Or there's actually 4 guys living there for 3 years, so it may be damaged as they wouldn't move out til the end of August. - A huge advantage to this place is they do 11 month leases---with the option of adding one month. This is an amazing boon to both people who are graduating and leaving, and even better for people moving in. Sometime in Spring the office asks whether you want to stay through August or not. This is where the first poster may have said "doesn't know" about. She waits til everyone replies before she calls, but if you call her once or twice she can flatly tell you how many have said yes/no so far. - The people in my apartment aren't staying...the apartment will be empty by August 1st. This gives management and maintainance weeks to clean and paint, not just 1 single day and night like the majority of other complexes. In mid-August, I can go check the apartment out and point out if anything else needs to be done before I move in. This is absolutely not shady at all, it's just kickass. And you can move in early of course. We elected to move in the 28th of August (have to pay rent for the extra days tho). This lets me avoid the huge ["Moving Day" moving day] madness. No need to rent a U-Haul for me suckers, I can take my time. -["EdwinSaada" ed]	+ I'm moving here in a few months, and I agree. The apartments are actually pretty great even when compared to the other ones in a similar price range. The two bedroom blessedly has two heat/ac units (one in larger bedroom), rather then just 1 in the living room. The manager is a little ditzy, but she is incredibly friendly. She similarly warned us about a couple places. Like, that one is nearer to the handicap parking spots so if you both have cars it might be an extra few seconds walk. Or there's actually 4 guys living there for 3 years, so it may be damaged as they wouldn't move out til the end of August. A huge advantage to this place is they do 11 month leases---with the option of adding one month. This is an amazing boon to both people who are graduating and leaving, and even better for people moving in. Sometime in Spring the office asks whether you want to stay through August or not. This is where the first poster may have said "doesn't know" about. She waits til everyone replies before she calls, but if you call her once or twice she can flatly tell you how many have said yes/no so far. The people in my apartment aren't staying...the apartment will be empty by August 1st. This gives management and maintainance weeks to clean and paint, not just 1 single day and night like the majority of other complexes. In mid-August, I can go check the apartment out and point out if anything else needs to be done before I move in. This is absolutely not shady at all, it's just kickass. And you can move in early of course. We elected to move in the 28th of August (have to pay rent for the extra days tho). This lets me avoid the huge ["Moving Day" moving day] madness. No need to rent a U-Haul for me suckers, I can take my time. -["EdwinSaada" ed]
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	+ ------ + ''2005-08-30 11:53:07'' [[nbsp]] I lived here back in 2002-2003 in one of the smaller single-story buildings in the back. It was fine. This was before they painted over the dark brown outer walls when it really did look "shady" compared to all the other complexes with lighter-colored walls. When I was there, the manager was the owner's son, so I don't know who the current manager or maintenance guy are. It was right off the D-line which was nice. And near the market, which was the crappy Ray's Food Mart at the time. I was glad to move closer to better supermarkets when I left. --["IrenePark"]

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IrenePark — 2005-08-30 10:47:44

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HenryHsu — 2005-07-13 00:14:19

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	+ + ----- + The manager is really nice, but can be a little weird. The maintainance guy always seems to be working pretty hard, and the place is pretty cheap(900 for 2 bedroom) for being on PQD line, and practically right next to westlake plaza even though the plaza has relatively nothing.

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PhilipNeustrom — 2005-07-05 18:39:31

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EdwinSaada — 2005-07-05 18:06:53

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- This Apartment complex is so ["Shadiness Factor" shady], it's scary. I went there to ask about housing for next year and found out that they never know their availability more than a month in advance. Tha ["Apartments" apartments] themselves appeared small, old, and dark.	+ One user comments, "This Apartment complex is ["Shadiness Factor" shady], it's scary. I went there to ask about housing for next year and found out that they never know their availability more than a month in advance. Tha ["Apartments" apartments] themselves appeared small, old, and dark." +
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StephanieNuccitelli — 2005-07-05 16:03:37

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	+ + I just went to check out these apartments - the manager is really nice, friendly and helpful. When we were in the office filling out an application, a maintenance guy came in to see what problems tenants had reported and went out to fix them. + The apartments themselves was huge and really nice; the one-bedroom is 692 sq. ft. and has either a patio or balcony, A/C, a big walk-in closet and big rooms. The manager took all our info and processed it right away, offered us 4 available apartments to choose from (upstairs/downstairs and east/west) and told us that a certain one would be getting brand-new carpet and painting because the tenant leaving had been there 10 years. All in all, it seemed like a great place! Not shady at all, I don't know what was going on when the other poster was there.

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JabberWokky — 2005-03-22 11:06:32

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- This[[nbsp]]Apartment[[nbsp]]complex[[nbsp]]is[[nbsp]]so[[nbsp]]["Shadiness Factor" shady],[[nbsp]]it's[[nbsp]]scary.[[nbsp]][[nbsp]]I[[nbsp]]went[[nbsp]]there[[nbsp]]to[[nbsp]]ask[[nbsp]]about[[nbsp]]housing[[nbsp]]for[[nbsp]]next[[nbsp]]year[[nbsp]]and[[nbsp]]found[[nbsp]]out[[nbsp]]that[[nbsp]]they[[nbsp]]never[[nbsp]]know[[nbsp]]their[[nbsp]]availability[[nbsp]]more[[nbsp]]than[[nbsp]]a[[nbsp]]month[[nbsp]]in[[nbsp]]advance.[[nbsp]][[nbsp]]Tha[[nbsp]]["Apartments" apartments][[nbsp]]themselves[[nbsp]]appeared[[nbsp]]small,[[nbsp]]old,[[nbsp]]and[[nbsp]]dark.	+ This Apartment complex is so ["Shadiness Factor" shady], it's scary. I went there to ask about housing for next year and found out that they never know their availability more than a month in advance. Tha ["Apartments" apartments] themselves appeared small, old, and dark.

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RobertMorris — 2005-03-22 09:50:34

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MikeIvanov — 2005-02-24 22:38:27

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- This Apartment complex is so ["Shadyness Factor" shady], it's scary. I went there to ask about housing for next year and found out that they never know their availability more than a month in advance. Tha ["Apartments" apartments] themselves appeared small, old, and dark.	+ This Apartment complex is so ["Shadiness Factor" shady], it's scary. I went there to ask about housing for next year and found out that they never know their availability more than a month in advance. Tha ["Apartments" apartments] themselves appeared small, old, and dark.

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CarlMcCabe — 2005-02-19 20:06:38

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CarlMcCabe — 2005-02-19 17:55:30

s-s-shady...

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