Berkshire Way by Redwood

Reviews

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  The only rating, previously to mine was by the maintenance man, who doesn't even live here. To clarify, per the Community Manager, he has an apartment here, but doesn't stay here. It also seems, since my review, there has been suddenly new 5 star reviews....all of which do not have full names attached. Why? Especially if they are so happy? And why after all these months did they decide to post a review now? (06.24.17 Update: Now after speaking with the Regional Community Manager on 06.23.17 all the 5 star reviews that were added are now gone? Obviously they were bogus reviews) I have been here since the end of January and to date still unable to even enjoy my patio. See patio picture below. The Community Manager has lied to me numerous times. And to top it off, they are still advertising "brand new" apartments. I thought I was renting a "brand new" unit, only to find out that someone had already lived in it approximately 3 months. The Community Manager NEVER once offered to inform me that someone else lived in my unit, I had to ask based upon the condition of the carpet (black dog hair all over), grease above the stove and on the wall behind the stove and the water damage I found around the shower. I was told there has never been any complaints about the showers, yet there was water damage already in my unit after someone lived here prior to me moving in for only 3 months? I was told the carpets where cleaned, they were not; they were only shop vac'd. There are numerous issues with the doors, flooding outside and more. The worst apartment I have ever lived in; which is unfortunate because they are laid out nice. This picture below was after just one rain and this issue has been brought to their attention for FOUR months before they finally addressed it. The next day the electrical box was almost completely submerged in water. The maintenance man, finally unclogged a drain that day. A drain that none of us (several residents) even knew existed. This could of been prevented well before flooding and destroying the landscape if the drain had been kept cleared from the beginning.
  By Renee Rader, February 15, 2018

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