Park Towne Place

Worst place I've lived ever. From: jungelgym07 Date posted: 9/4/2007 Years at this apartment: 2006 - 2007 2 responses   In college, I always had a roommate and the room was small so I didn't have big demands for a place. I came across Parktowne apartments because it was close to my med school. I regret living there every single day. You can find much cheaper and better places to live, even in Rittenhouse Square area. LIVE HERE IF YOUR ONLY OTHER CHOICE IS THE STREETS ******Management claimed they never got my not-renewing-the-lease letter, fined me 2 month rent, and got a collection agency to charge me $1480 and withheld my deposit money. 1) The apartment is really poor shape. Pretty much every Wednesday or Tuesday, there is no hot water because they are "testing" the water system. 2) Apartment is often dirty and rundown. They don't replace the carpet like ever. There was puke on my carpet although I didn't notice it during the walk-through 3) Parking is horrendous, can I repeat horrendous. Unless it's Sunday morning, good luck my friend. I have circled for half an hour only to give up and park on the streets and have to wake up at 6AM to put quarters into the meter or move my car. 4) Management office is incredibly rude. 5) I got my car towed as well...for what reason' They refuse to talk to me about it either. 6) Wall is paper thin!!

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