Waterford at Superstition Springs

Can't wait til our lease is up!!! From: renter81186 Date posted: 2/18/2008 Years at this apartment: 2007 - 2008 1 response   When we first came and looked at this place we really liked it plus they allowed us to have our dog. Then they decided we couldn't have our dog even though we had already signed our lease. After talking to a rude staff member I was finally able to talk to the manager who made it seem like she was doing us a favor letting us still live her and keep our dog. Though our dog breed was stated on the lease that we had signed before all this happened. Besides that the staff is for the ok most part though the leasing staff could use a few pointers on how to be nice and friendly from the maitenance guys and the security guy who are always very pleasant. THis place even makes coming home from the grocery store a challenge you cant ever get a parking stop near your apartment so if you are trying to bring stuff in you make several long trips across complex because they do not assign parking. The only thing we currently like is the size of the apartment and the fact that it is new. Though it completely lacks storage space and they want you to pay an extra 35 dollars a month to have a storage closet. We can not wait to get out of here and only wish we could break our lease without having to pay a fortune!

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