Mary, the new manager, is making a positive impact by building relationships with the residents and addressing the community's needs.
The addition of Jessie, the maintenance guy, has also been a game-changer. His professionalism, attention to detail, and willingness to stay until the job is done correctly are all excellent qualities. It's clear that he takes pride in his work and is committed to making sure the residents are satisfied.
It's starting to feel like we are a part of a community again, and that the efforts of Mary and Jessie are making a positive difference. Having a sense of belonging and feeling like you're part of a "home" can be a huge factor in overall happiness and well-being.
I hope this trend continues, and that Mary and Jessie continue to make a positive impact on the community. It's a good feeling that there are still people who care about making a difference in their work.
On the flip side:
The constant frustration of unnecessary rent hikes and exorbitant fees! It's infuriating to feel like we're being nickel-and-dimed to death, forced to pay more and more for the same subpar amenities. Take my own experience, for instance - when I moved in, my rent was a reasonable $1275 ($1375 with fees) but now it's skyrocketed to a whopping $1390/month counting the multitude of additional fees we're expected to pay on top of that, it now comes out to $1,681. Meanwhile, the apartments themselves are far from luxurious, so why should we be paying premium prices for them? It's time for a change - we deserve better than to be treated like ATMs by the owners.
Ryssa Nesmith
June 12, 2024
