Unit 64 at Hamlet at Curtin Creek

Residents report significant challenges with management responsiveness and maintenance coordination. Multiple service requests experience extended delays, poor communication between staff, and repeated visits without resolution. Additionally, residents cite concerns about parking policy changes mid-lease and billing practices that differ from initial leasing discussions.

Residents report significant concerns with building quality and maintenance responsiveness. Common issues include thin walls with poor noise insulation, appliance failures (refrigerators, washers/dryers), cracking countertop caulk, and loud plumbing. Maintenance requests experience extended delays, with some issues taking weeks to resolve and requiring multiple service visits.

Residents report significant delays in maintenance response and resolution, with work orders taking days to weeks to complete. Appliance issues, particularly with refrigerators, have recurred and required multiple service visits without permanent fixes. Communication challenges between maintenance staff and residents have resulted in repeated visits for the same issues, and accessibility to management for follow-up has been difficult.

Residents report significant concerns about parking logistics and pricing. The property initially offered free uncovered parking, but management has introduced a $600/year per-vehicle fee and eliminated guest parking as occupancy increased, which residents perceive as a change from initial lease terms. Additionally, the area has limited street parking alternatives, creating access constraints for multi-vehicle households.

This property offers limited amenities and uncovered parking. Parking pricing has changed mid-lease from free to $600/year per vehicle, with guest parking being eliminated and a new parking agreement required during the lease term. Residents report maintenance communication issues, including requests closed without explanation, and difficulty reaching management for lease modifications.