Hunters Chase

 

I moved to Hunter's Chase apartments about a year ago and at first, everything seemed okay.

But after living at this nightmare for a bit, just how terrible this place is became obvious.

First, the blinds they have waiting for you are of the cheapest make.

Simply opening the window ripped one of mine apart.

It's as if they want you to ruin as many as possible so they can charge you $30 for a pair of $5 blinds.

Next is the horrendous stench that wafts in on a nightly basis from the wastewater treatment plant next door.

This feature was conveniently left off of the brochure.

Parking is okay, but don't you dare stay out late.

If you get home too late, you'll end up parking a good 100 yards away from your apartment.

Not a big deal, unless it's raining.

Other fun things are the annoyance of the junky metal door that leads to the pantry that you have to close to open the fridge.

The thing fell off the rails almost every day.

The balcony is so old and untreated that walking out there in bare feet is a sure way to get splinters.

Not to mention the mystery nails that are hidden all over.

I could seriously sit here and rant about the low quality for paragraphs and paragraphs.

Even worse is management.

It seems like there is something going on outside every day.

Mowing, weed-whacking, sanding, and other break-fixes never seem to stop.

Don't even dare ask for managements help with a noisy neighbor.

The people upstairs from us were so noisy at times, it sounded like a Godzilla movie.

They often banged around so loud that the lights on our dining room fixture would flicker.

Now, despite how many calls we made to management, nothing was ever done.

I doubt they ever sent a notice or anything like that.

If you ever want to meet the absolute most wretched person ever, then please visit the manager assistant at this dump.

To say she is nasty would be doing her no justice.

All we wanted to do was get out of our lease a month early.

Not only were we shot down, but given the worse attitude imaginable in the process.

Now mind you that we've never missed a payment, had any problems with anyone complaining about us, or anything of the sort.

I guess the greed was too much to overcome.

I won't even get into the $200 dollar electric bills thanks to old shotty equipment- even in Spring when no heater or AC were running.

Or the dead phone lines that the apartment complex refused to have fixed.

Yeah.

We had to pay for that out of our own pocket.

Or the hoards of silverfish that call Hunter's Chase home.

In summary, no matter how desperate you are, or if you for some reason actually think this is going to be a nice place to live, take my and what seem to be so many others advice.

Avoid Hunter's Chase.

You'll thank me for it.

User Responses
From: lqswife	Date: 01/03/2007
in regards to this posting...the attitude on this lady is the worst...she will have a problem wherever she goes, she's miserable. In additon Hunter Chase is a 16 year old property that is in the process of being updated, it stays between 95-99 percent occupants, most of the people that post responsives don't pay there rent on time or have asked hunters chase to do something outside of the roams of the lease and was not happy with the response given. furthermore before, signing any legel document you should read it...the lease terms are the lease terms. All complaints are taken seriously and addressed immediately. As far as the water & sewar we have no control over that, and scully does not profit at all from any of the residents bills. fyi....Hunter Chase is not a telephone company its an apartment complex any problems with the telephone compnay should be addressed to the telephone carrier.

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