The Giannotti is convenient, accessible to the major highways,shopping,schools, beaches, but as far as quality of life in the building: gone steadily downhill,and I mean that;my husband and children feel this way too, the apt.'s are spacious but furnished with very low-end appliances,cheap floors, rugs & fixtures. Maintenance calls are frequently not followed through and at times, not even responded to.Tenants pay own heat but it escapes easily;drafts,inefficient windows. Cars have been stolen from parking lot.Oh, and rent goe's up yearly and/or according to your lease terms.Litter has become a major problem.But this is due solely because of a few inconsiderate tenants, as grounds staff are regularly tending to the outside property.The way I feel now, the building itself is stately and ofcourse historic, but unfortunately, now affected by some contemporary blight, it's just not what it was, even by three yrs ago, when we first moved here.

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From: eastcoastghost	Date: 02/12/2009
Agreed. Tenants here have been the issue with the decline. Sick of the revolving door of property managers as well.
From: Anonymous	Date: 03/01/2009
we left there 2 years ago after living there for 7 years. The place went downhill fast and for what they charge you can do much better.

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