They WILL raise rent at least $50/mo every time yo...

They WILL raise rent at least $50/mo every time you renew your lease, while newer tenants pay a lower amount. Office hours change often, and sometimes nobody is even there during the posted hours. Shower and kitchen sink broke several times during my stay, and power outages were commonplace. The tub started peeling within a couple of months of moving in, which was bizarre. Every time someone used their shower, the plumbing would groan incessantly, and if you don't turn on the faucets enough the plumbing will make a horrible racket that sounds like a jackhammer. The floors also creaked so much that it would wake me up during the night if the tenants above me walked around their apartment. One of the doors to the apartment building was broken and would not lock for well over a year during my stay. The lock to my apartment door was half-broken and difficult to use a key in. The walls are very thin and allow so much sound through that you will be able to hear all of your neighbors, and vice-versa.

The area is nice, but the apartment complex usually smells like weed. After moving out, they will tag you for every little thing they can think of such as oven drip pans so they can keep as much of your deposit as possible. If you choose the lower cost "SureDeposit" option instead of a security deposit, they'll use these same claims of damages to send you a bill, and threaten to sue you and report you to credit bureaus if you don't pay within a week. If you do move here, make sure you list every single minute detail about damages on the move-in sheet they give you, and God help you.

EDIT: The office manager called me to have me remove her name from this review. Here's a nice poem instead, be sure to check out the first letter of each line:

Talks rapidly like an
Adderall addict
Manager of the apartments, and
Mad about this review
York communities sucks