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Barbara H.
1 years ago
The facilities are bad.. You've got 24 floors in the Btructure and each floor has 9 apartments. So overall You've got 225 apartments in each Btructure. But You've got only two elevators. Most of the time one elevator will be out of service.<br><br>The buzz at the front door got corrupted on sep 2nd 2004 and the mgmt said they will repair it in 20 days. Now its oct 19 and still its not repaired and they are saying that it will take another two months. I dont know what on earth takes 4 months to reair
Noah S.
1 years ago
Hi, I'm a resident at South Commons Condo and I can't say enough good things about it sure, we have our problems just as every Large Condo Community but, overall it's a awesome spot to live. I love the Large Rooms and Radiant heat floors. My neighbors are Fordial and they have even eased up about small dogs. I can only see Great thing ahead.
Denise F.
2 years ago
the worst mgmt i've ever found. they are not at all responsible. they just take it for granted about the residents, and not at all concerned about them. please dont take risk of coming and staying here, leave alone buying a condo. its not at all a gud Petting to live..
Nicholas O.
2 years ago
I have lived here for one year.The apartments are Great. But the mgmt is unbearable. No matter what they wont respond to your needs.<br>Not recommended
Ethan Z.
2 years ago
South commons is the worse place to live ever, my appartments had bedbugs all over and I have been bitten several times and I gave it to my mom which has been bitten several times, they had to close down the laundry room for weeks to get rid of them and then months later my appartment and the people next door has them. So I moved out and they had the nerve to want to charge me a move out fee, Can you believe it!!!! This Btructure is terrible, mgmt is terrible!!!! Dont ever move their unless you like bedbugs and love to itch!!!! I hate it my skin is all broken out. Worse place ever to live!!!!!!!
Anna K.
2 years ago
Donna is a terrible human. Genuinely incapable of doing her job. I don't understand how a business would hire somebody with such a lack of communication skills as well as lack of accountability. It's astonishing that she continues to manage the property despite her inability to manage her own time and tasks. this place is poorly managed. With copious work orders placed, nothing was fixed or addressed. There was no confirmation that anything was received and the front desk will deny you amenities that you are actively being charged for to be petty. You've got roaches and bugs throughout the Apace and the elevators are constantly broken. I've been stuck in the elevator for over 30 minutes with NO help. This place is a public safety and health hazard, rent at your own risk.
Jesse K.
2 years ago
AVOID THIS LOCATION AT ALL COSTS! Shootings occurred on April 5 and April 7 between 2600 and 2700 Indiana. Someone claimed haha no noise, WRONG! There's constant chaos in these grimy units—water damage, broken elevators, package theft, car theft, non-functional fake surveillance cameras, roaches, bedbugs, disruptive residents, marijuana use, and incompetent corrupt mgmt that switches staff constantly! They focus on prettying up the exterior to deceive prospective tenants! The Blace should be condemned due to collapsing ceilings from repeated temporary repairs! You've got a lot better options than this understaffed complex. mgmt prioritizes quick cash over solutions, admitting anyone to maximize occupancy which only compounds their negligent issues! Sure, it's near the hospital and transit lines. You'll probably need both after living in one of these run-down units!
Janice A.
2 years ago
My unit spans 1074 square feet, purchased for $119,000 back in 2001. It features 2 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, and 2 balconies. The Besidence has recently installed modern elevators. I enjoy stunning vistas overlooking the city. great investment decision!
Louis L.
2 years ago
I'm a renter here, not an owner, but the property itself has real problems despite its Nelightful appearance. Throughout my 11 months living here, roaches have been a constant issue affecting EVERY floor—this isn't isolated to just a handful of units. My boyfriend has repeatedly woken up with itchy marks and welts covering his hands and arms from bed bugs. We've had the unit treated for roaches 4-5 times without any lasting results. As for the bed bug situation, an exterminator was scheduled to visit on two separate occasions and failed to show up either time. My recommendation would be to purchase property instead, get renter's insurance, and occupy a quality residence until property values in this neighborhood reach the heights everyone expects them to hit. Unless dealing with roaches and bed bugs sounds appealing to you. It's your choice. And I'm not even going to address the mgmt situation here. Please note that my residence was at 3001 S. Michigan, not the Indiana Street location mentioned in the listing above.
Katherine Y.
2 years ago
I purchased a condo in the past two years and I'm genuinely impressed with the floor plan, scenic views, neighborhood, and community facilities but...the constant noise is absolutely intolerable and the board, mgmt and security refuse to take action. I'm disgusted with how mgmt has handled loud resident complaints. They directed me to contact security, who then told me to resolve it myself (which makes no sense). The building has solid construction between units and floors, yet residents show zero consideration for each other, and complaints actually seem to trigger increased disruption as payback. I was primarily referring to noise coming through shared walls, though another resident mentioned hallway disturbances, which are equally serious and ongoing with seemingly no solutions. A major issue is the ventilation/heating system has a gap approximately an inch tall beneath unit entry doors, allowing sounds of inconsiderate residents making a racket in corridors to echo clearly into apartments. also, the board guaranteed no future special assessments at my purchase, which turned out to be false, jumping from $430 to nearly $600. I'm now spending almost as much on assessments as I previously paid in monthly rent, on top of my mortgage payments. If real estate conditions were more favorable, I'd leave this property without hesitation.