Centennial Ridge
  (formerly Archstone Roswell)

Stay FAR away From: -Anonymous- Date posted: 12/3/2006 Years at this apartment: 2003 - 2006 1 response   When I first moved into this community, it was "Archstone Roswell", and a very different place. I guess that rental market conditions forced Archstone to sell to Worthington, and the residents suffered. I am glad to say that I have moved out and am miles away from this place. Aside from the waste that is often left stacked at both the front and back collection areas, I faced: - numerous critters (spiders and other various insects) - a constantly failing heating/air unit (it was "repaired" each time, only to fail immediately) - unreliable support from management (refused to honor requests to deal with neighbor issues) - loud music throughout the night - loud exhaust that would set off car alarms intentionally - unassigned parking, with many spots occupied by party-goers - fights - children left alone to play in the streets - broken beer bottles and trash throughout the grounds - generally unpleasant and unscrupulous people The management cannot be trusted, and this community should be avoided.

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