Run, Hide, or just simply stay AWAY
From:
-Anonymous-
Date posted:
2/4/2008
Years at this apartment:
2005
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2008
The Good, Bad, and Worst
I ve been a resident at Centennial Place for 2 1/2 years now. I will admit when first moving into the complex was great. (The Good) Wanda Taylor and Sir Bradies were office workers who were awesome, but they left shortly after I arrived. (The Bad) Over time I ve seen this place self destruct! Maintenance has always been an issue. They do not answer or return calls unless you complain constantly, so I will advise you to not leave a message but actually speak with someone ( If they ever answer the phone). Staff is RUDE with the exception of Shelly. I ve been evicted almost twice with threatening letters, saying I didn t pay rent, when the fault was theirs. They applied my rent to some else s. Make sure you re set up with a bank that s allows you to retrieve copies of checks, you will NEED it. Rent goes up every time it s due to have your lease renewed, but you will never know how much more until its time for you to actually sign it!!! Ants are a huge problem there, so expect Orkin to visit at least 2-3 times just during the summer. (The Worst) It is a mixed community. Regulars, Tax- Credit and Section 8 in other words, Centennial Place is a high priced project. Kids are everywhere! They live in the parking lots, damage your cars, curses loudly, and doesn t care who hears them. Want to sleep in late on the weekend' ..SIKE! Not going to happen here. It s like the parents send their children out the door at 7:00am and tell them to be as loud as they possibly can. They roller skate, jump rope down aisles, and leave their garbage on the stair wells. We have dumpsters why'!'!'! Gun shots and the smell of marijuana, you will experience this regularly. How about taking a nice little stroll on a gorgeous night' You d better be packing a gun or some mase! Lastly but not least, the Popsicle man! He has a cordless phone in his truck so he makes special deliveries at all hours. Some of you may say, What s the big deal ' Well, he blows and blows and blows and blows and blows his horn until he can wake up every child in the mid town area.
I will not be renewing another year. The choice is yours!
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