Quiet Creek

Residents appreciate the spacious units, proximity to Campbell Creek park and trail systems, and generally friendly staff and maintenance support. However, the property faces recurring challenges with limited parking (one spot per unit), building maintenance issues including broken doors and heating systems, security concerns including unauthorized access and theft, and occasional homeless individuals in common areas. Overall experience varies significantly based on individual circumstances, particularly for those with multiple vehicles.

Management and office staff receive consistent praise for friendliness, helpfulness, and responsiveness to residents. The property maintains well-kept grounds and units, with maintenance staff noted as effective. Management organizes regular community events for residents, contributing to a generally quiet and well-maintained living environment.

Residents report significant building maintenance and security concerns, including broken doors, heaters, and entry systems that compromise safety and access. Common issues include inadequate hallway cleanliness, visible wear and damage to common areas, and recurring problems with building entry security. Noise insulation between units is noted as effective, though building-wide noise from entrance doors and stairwell activity is problematic. Parking limitations are a frequent complaint, particularly for households with multiple vehicles.

Parking is a significant concern at this property, with only one assigned spot per apartment and limited visitor parking, making it problematic for households with multiple vehicles. The building requires ongoing maintenance attention, with residents reporting broken fixtures, hallway damage, and non-functional amenities including a doorbell system and door locks that do not fully secure.

Residents report significant concerns with parking availability and enforcement, with limited spots for multi-vehicle households and towing threats. Common maintenance issues include broken hallway fixtures, non-functional security cameras, unclean shared spaces, and structural damage to doors and walls that persists over time. Laundry room security and building access control are also problematic areas.

Maintenance concerns included visible damage to building infrastructure such as walls, heaters, and doors, with one door lock reported as non-functional. Security and access control issues were noted, including a non-working door lock and discrepancies regarding camera functionality. Move-out inspections resulted in charges for pre-existing damage, and communication gaps occurred regarding utility billing timing relative to deposit refund calculations.