Close to the Metro station, a supermarket and two drugstores. Leafy neighborhood. The complex was built in the late 1950s and is in fair shape for its age. It has been updated, with dishwasher, garbage disposal and a late-model refrigerator.

But don't expect any favors from this greedy management. They jack up the rent a minimum of $100 a year, every year.

What you get for your steep rent is total indifference. Oh, they'll repair clogged drains and broken dishwashers--if you complain often enough. The maintenance people are incompetent. I've fought for 2 1/2 years to get windows and doors repaired, which still aren't fixed. They won't even paint the patio door.

They sent a notice that the dishwasher had been recalled, but they haven't replaced it.

If you get in later than early evening, you'll have trouble finding parking and may have to park on the street. Covered parking will set you back $60-$80 a month, and you'll have to walk a block to get there.

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