Here's the deal. When I moved in here the rent was only about $700. After the first year they jacked it to $800. Now they are advertising $900 for new tenants. This is on the 1 bedroom apartments. Now if you agree to pay the $900 then they will lock you into that but you should offer to pay only $700 and then go to $800 if mgmt refuses that. THERE ARE TONS OF APARTMENTS THAT ARE NOT RENTED OUT or they would have already gone to $900 for existing tenants. That's what they are trying to do is get everyone up by $200-$300 dollars or more you see. Now - if they won't rent to you fro $800 or $700 on the 1 bedrooms then you can go to many other complexes nearby that are just as nice but that are about 100 to 200 sqaure feet bigger for the same price as the $900. Now - the same scenario would apply on the 2 and 3 bedroom apartments.

YOU CAN HEAR EVERYTHING THROUGH THE WALLS AND FLOORS - WALLS AND FLOORS ARE LIKE PAPER. DON'T BELIEVE THEM WHEN THEY TELL YOU IT IS QUITE AND YOU CAN'T HEAR YOUR NEIGHBORS - THAT'S NOT TRUE AT ALL.

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