Like others have said, we found that once you sign the lease, you're pretty much on your own. We had leaks that damaged our furniture that were never attended to -- and they pretty much said that the damage was our problem, as it's covered by our renters insurance. I don't have a problem with the initial leak; I have a problem with the fact that they never repaired it. Shouldn't they be responsible to correct the problem'' Shouldn't they make it so that I don't have to move all my furniture away from that window for the duration of my time there'' Since it came in on a tiled floor, they didn't care, so they didn't fix it.

This is the most expensive place in the area, and yes, I darn well expect better service as a result. The office staff is full of kids who need to be sent back to day care or management school.

There's no way I'd recommend this place to anyone. Not anyone I liked, anyway.

User Responses
From: gigglebit	Date: 09/03/2005
yes, sounds better when archstone managed it. :(
From: snoopy7998	Date: 10/08/2005
On 20 July 2005, I sent this message to RREEF:
From: PPatVDisnotagoodplace	Date: 11/12/2005
This is similar to our experiences as well. No one cared about our things being damaged when we had a leak.

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