National City Tower

I just moved in here and love it! Veronika has indeed been a rock star, and everything that i’ve asked to be tended to or fixed was done immediately.
I really don’t care about the rooftop, or the common areas; I don’t use them and it wasn’t part of the reason I rented the apartment. They now have set a closing time for the rooftop, and maybe that will help with whatever goes on up there.
I love the space, and hopefully it will continue to work out for me. It’s an amazing location, and the area continues to have great new bars, shops and restaurants open.

We’ve lived at NCT for several years in the same unit. We love living downtown and love the natural light and layout of our loft. Over the past 3 years we have had 4 building managers. The first two were extremely disorganized which led to a lot of frustrations throughout the building. However, the current manager, Veronika, is a rockstar. She has gone to bat for us twice now in dealing with our parking situation– a separate business. I was blown away by her willingness, efficiency and professionalism in handling the situation. It was refreshing to see our building manager acting as an advocate for the renters. We feel that with Veronika the NCT lofts have a chance to correct some of the mistakes previous managers have made.

Not sure why the reviews are so low here. I’d like to say I’m a fan of the building and the area. I’ve been an advocate for DTLA, pre-​gentrification. I’ve lived in several buildings in the area including Orsini and Pegasus.
I love that this building is in the Historic Core with great bars and restaurants in the retail space (and nearby). You can’t beat the views, the location, and the energy of the building and in the general area.
The building (despite) so many of my neighbors who have pets, is well maintained. It smells fresh, the elevators are always clean, and there is always the smell of the fresh flowers when entering the lobby.
The rooftop is quaint and cozy. The grill is always clean, and the furniture appears new.
I’m in love with the modern finishes in my apartment, and the overlook of the building in common areas and in the apartments. I think this is saying a lot coming from me. I am a project manager who has worked on several major renovations where owners went for lesser quality finishes to save a few $$. The owner clearly put $$ into this project.
Regarding people — my neighbors are nice, the security staff is also nice, and the management is extremely friendly and helpful.
The current manager is a great listener, and she goes above and beyond to help the tenants. In addition, she clearly takes pride in making sure the building is well maintained. Current maintenance guy is great as well. there is quick turn around time on any requests I’ve had.
I’m giving 5 stars to create some balance here & because I love living here, and many of my neighbors whom I’ve had the pleasure of meeting, have been in the building for at least a few years. I believe that says something. I will definitely renew my lease when the time comes.

I have been living at the NCT Lofts for just about 3 years. I want to write this review to warn future residents about the complete lack of business ethics the owner (Shawn) has. Not just that but the complete and utter disregard to loyal tenants who never have raised any issues, who always pay rent on time and who look out for the well-​being of the building and other tenants as well. Shawn is a liar to the fullest degree! A few months back our lease was about to end, we received our new terms from the front office… this guys raised our rent over 10%!!! This is unheard of! We tried to negotiate with him and his response was «I have someone who wants to move into your unit, they are going to come and see it this weekend and they are going to pay me a lot more than you are» Well, I am not sure where to even begin how wrong this situation was on soooooo many levels. Basically he was not going to wait for us to sign our new lease and already scheduled appts. for others to come view our loft??? The words Greedy Jerk do not do him justice! I don’t even know if that is legal???
Really what it comes down to is… I would not mind paying more rent if the building was up to par… It’s not even close. The upstairs common area rooftop is filthy and always occupied with creepy non-​tenant people. The faux grass which is supposed to be green is this nasty chalky white color. We have 1 guy who does his best to keep the place clean but this is a 4 person job… not shocking that Shawn is too cheap to pay more people to keep his building clean. The laundry room in the basement is sort of like walking into a horror movie set where animals were just slaughtered. None of the machines ever work and you better hope you don’t find a drunk stumbling in there from the bar Cranes (as there is no locked door to prohibit them from getting in our building) looking for the restroom and peeing in a corner of the room. There is so much more I could talk about but I want to keep this review semi short so this will be read in its entirety by possible new tenants.
Do not move in here! You will regret it! You will be bled dry by the cheap, greedy, smug owner. Sadly the ladies who work the front desk are simply robots disguised as humans… they don’t really care and it shows.

NCT Loft is not worth the money they are asking. And it is a shame because the building and the location are nice.
I have lived at NCT for one year now. Living downtown at this location is nice. Walking to work, the grocery, the movies and LA Live. Riding my bike and Lots of farmers markets in downtown now. I liked the downtown location and lifestyle so much at the end of last year I upgraded my loft from a one bedroom to a two.
The building management and ownership are changing my opinion toward my decision to stay at NCT. They changed managers three times in less than 12 months. And each change has been for the worse. The service sucks. The amenities they claim to offer are not maintained and the management has the nerve to say that amenities are not part of the «rent». The parking is offsite and safe however the building itself is unkept. There are two good things about the parking including decent price and attendants on site at all times. The building is not maintained just like the loft building. The parking and loft buildings are under the same ownership and both are neglected.
Our service elevator has been turned off and has not work since I moved in. It makes it extremely hard to move nice size pieces and queen and king beds into the building. I don’t think you can get a king size in, I have a memory foam mattress and want to replace it and I literally can not bring a different style mattress into the building. It’s ridiculous.
In addition there are three functional elevators one of which has been broken and shut down for months. This takes us down to two working elevators for a building with over 100 units on 12 floors.
The laundry room is not maintained and the washers and dryers are broken 50−60% of the time. At any give time There are between one to four machines in need of repair or maintenance.
Due to the changes in management the records and files of leases and agreements and maintenance requests for the building are in shambles. The new manager admitted the files for most residents units are incomplete and not up to date. However the same new manager is attempting to enforce arbitrary fees and raise rents on existing and new tenants without addressing any of the long standing issues. We have been paying for services and amenities we are my receiving and there has been plenty of request for attention and no remedies have been made.
At this point the new management and their constant pestering has risen to the level of harassment. We will stay and enforce our right to live in our unit at agreed upon terms. However we will continue to look for something better and when we find it we will leave.

Well, it’s been a while since I last reviewed this place. When i first placed my review, i had just moved in. As far as the building itself, it’s a great spot. veery nice building. We fell in love.
They have added Terroni’s to the building, as well as Crane’s bar, and the Peking Tavern. The basement is my favorite. Darren Crane is very cool and hospitable, as are the 2 Andrews from Peking.
So one would think with all the extra income the building is generating there would be some huge improvements, right???
Wrong!
The owner does not care to do any improvements. And everything that is currently written on the other reviews, the 0 security, the poor maintenance, the rooftop that should be great because of the view. But because of the 0 security, you get people sleeping up there, doing unmentionable things in the spa, so who wants to jump in?
The maintenance issue isn’t the fault of Gustavo. the owner is cheap and doesn’t want to do repairs.
Oh! Here is the clincher. Since the new places opened up, they want to raise the rent 30%! Again, If the owner put some money in the bldg, you may have a case, but no way under these circumstances.
It’s sad really. Such a great place, with cool tenants, and an owner who doesn’t care.
i’m sure any new tenants read this and they will not believe it. Be patient, you’ll understand, just as I do.

I too had a love-​hate relationship with NCT Lofts. The building is beautiful, it’s a convenient location, the Zagat rated french restaurant at the end of the block is gone-​replaced with Parish (everyone says the food is fantastic-​try their cocktail B),
about the building-​Gustavo still does a great job– IF YOU CAN EVER GET HIM AND IF HE DOES NOT GET CALLED AWAY WITH PEOPLE INTERRUPTING HIM –it will not be organized, Gustavo will be in the middle of doing a repair-​the mgt calls him away-​then calls him away from THAT job-​so long and so forth and he will FORGET to return to your job.
Marcello handles maintenance, and for the size of the building, and the fact some of the residents are quite lacking (picking up after their pets, throwing cigarette butts in the hot tub, letting their dogs pee all over the nice rooftop furniture…) he does a fantastic job keeping up with the building. Neighbors all agree how hard he works.
David is the manager, and he is approachable, fair, and will not sugar coat a request-​I appreciate those qualities. Oftentimes the owners do not get back with him, so he doesn’t have an answer. From what I gather from living here and from our neighbors, he is professional and direct. We had a neighbor that was overall confrontational, screaming, and making those around him and his partner uncomfortable (to the point that arguments would break out– A LOT) when he told David he wanted to leave-​we all cheered. Listening to the other review about the threatening neighbor-…makes me wonder… if that issue is now resolved
I have since moved out, and NCT Lofts was quite fair with the deposit. I called once about it. I got almost all returned, and if ever I find that I am looking for a place downtown, I would def consider living here again.

DO NOT MOVE HERE
It might be attractive at first, as the space itself is great, but this place is managed by SLUMLORDS. And increasingly filled with SCUM.
The door guy. Two words. CREEPY. LAZY. And they only have him from 6pm-​10pm. He also follows single girls home and has tried to tamper with neighbors’ doors when drunk. Many nights, he’s asleep in his truck. And the title «door guy» is a little ironic, as you’ll never find him opening any door.
And you might wonder, what does management do? They said they looked into his past history and found «some things that were very alarming.» They said they’d be letting him go. That was six months ago.
Also, there’s the scummy tenants. Someone who blows M80s at 2 or 3 am, waking everyone up. Others who threaten women in graphic and violent manners. Seriously, one of my neighbors was threatened by another tenant while in the elevator. What did management do? Nothing. Not even an apology. Not even a bat of the eye.
THIS PLACE IS SCARY.
Especially if you’re a woman. I’m so happy to be moving out of here by the end of the month.
Also, someone else had mentioned that a «Pro» was in-​house storage units. WELL, have I something to say about that. A few months ago, construction for a bar and restaurant began. Without notifying any of the tenants with storage units, they threw out some storage units and unlocked the others, so that everything was free for the taking. And yes, the ones that were thrown out were paid for. They just did not care.
And the elevators? I know it’s a historic building, but they have not been up to code for 2 years now. The fire department is here about once a week rescuing someone out.

My boyfriend and I were really surprised by NCT Lofts. Don’t let the lobby fool you. NCT seems to be leaps and bounds better than the Spring Lofts in some regard, but not other… Here’s my assessment:
Pros
1. Beautiful living spaces with dark wood detailing and compartment spaces for the rooms. Gorgeous windows.
2. Amazing kitchens with walk in pantry area!
3. Love walking down the decorated hallways. In fact this is unique to everything I’ve seen in DTLA. Painted walls and wall hangings. Decorated for Halloween. Nice touch!
4. Can rent storage space on-​site.
5. Area on lower level for bikes.
6. Pretty good location to happenings on Spring and Main. Need to walk a few blocks north.
7. Cheap rent for what you get, and parking deal right now at $ 25/​month. Normally $ 100/​month.
Cons for me
1. Great rooftop area, but no pool.
2. Great community areas, but they feel dark and lonely. In basement. No windows.
3. Parking situation sucks. Have to walk two blocks through homeless and city grunge.

The «door guy» tried to make out with my girlfriend on the elevator on a friday night claiming that he knew there was something between them.
He was fired several months after we filed a complaint.
the new «door guy’ sits on his ass while you struggle to bring 50lbs of groceries from our crappy parking lot from three blocks away thru the door.
The parking lot is 3 blocks away and no longer has assigned spots, meaning that any asshole who can’t read/​follow directions that is not a tenant can park there. the fat ass parking attendants don’t check for NCT approved parking tags to prevent it from happening.
The gym: the bike has been broken for the last year… the treadmill buttons are smashed into the treadmill and its been like that for the last 6 months… they dont fix anything… this place is far from luxury living.
the spa has been overfilled and leaked onto the astroturf causing the smell of mildew on the rooftop. occasionally it is underfilled and not warm.
The fu**ing elevators are always having issues, they dont fix them either.
some of the tennants are extremely tacky, from stolen ups packages to stolen laundry baskets and trash on the rooftop.
this place is becoming the ghetto’s butthole.
IF YOU GUYS KEEP FORGETTING TO FIX STUFF, WELL WE JUST MIGHT START FORGETTING TO WRITE RENT CHECKS.

I have a love/​hate relationship with this bldg. I’m on my 3^rd 14 mo lease and I have to say, I’m treated fairly and I love my apartment. You can’t beat the amenities for the price. I have a ²⁄₂. My first ²⁄₂ was dope, but no bdrm doors and TONS of off street noise. I was hospitalized b/​c of the first 6 mos here with no sleep. The luxury of living above a pimp/​porno producer **who thankfully got evicted after enough complaints*** was no luxury but it was mostly the street noise that kept me from sleeping. I was told that after «a while» you get used to the noise and that NCT was the only loft around that didn’t have a bus stop in front of the bldg. I ate that up… however quickly discovered that the front door isn’t where it matters, my bedroom window is!!! My corner loft serviced 89 of the 90 bus stops. It was a living nightmare. …I had moved from Hollywood and was used to noise, but never like this. Needless to say, I never got used to noise, after a year even though we had signed a 28 mo lease… we decided we’d break it for sanity. After countless searches, I went to Andy and explained my dilemma. He promptly expressed his understanding but asked me at the same time to consider one unit that was available before leaving. …We agreed to see. we saw. we loved. we wondered why we hadn’t seen it before. Oh. it was leased out and there are only a few of its kind. A 1200+ sq ft loft WITH a real bedroom door?!! YOU can’t find it anywhere else. We made the deal. I am sleeping better… (still need the meds on sunday and monday nites). The closet space, the Bathrooms, tubs, and appliances are all beautiful. For the price, you CANNOT find better. Here’s the breakdown on the noise: club 740 is literally across the street. Broadway bar and a few other clubs somehow attract the most disrespectful crowds who feel it necessary to blast their music in the parking lot and ride around the block a few times AFTER the club lets out at 4am. They have no idea that we can hear EVERYTHING that is being said and played… even in our sleep. the buses are still by the boat load, and they are the old school ones… why we don’t get the newer, quieter buses Idk… *what? no cops @ 4am? No where in sight unless you J-​walk. Then they magically appear. Homeless guy peeing on the bldg? nope. still no cops in sight.
Back to the bldg: I can play my music anytime and feel decent about not disturbing my neighbors. I know that if I was bothersome, they would let me know. =) I never hear any of them unless I happen to be in the halls.(which for some reason echo everything so be careful what you say! lol)
I’ve had many parties here and enjoyed every one. All my guests enjoy them as well. =) I RARELY ever hear anyone walking upstairs and never have heard any noise from sharing walls. in either unit. That’s big.
I adore all my neighbors, I am very happy and lucky to have met so many cool ppl all in one place! This bldg is better than most dating sites that way. haha.. I often wonder how that happened, but even when neighbors leave the bldg, we still remain in touch. With that said, I certainly can relate and agree with most of the other reviews here… I’m not happy with the parking situation either, but happy to have covered parking. I feel that while I’m away, my car is safe. I do have to bring flats when walking to my car. =(its a hassle, but I guess part of living dtwn. I’m not happy that we had to rent a vent-​less washer/​dryer after we’ve given away 2 sets of full sized ones b/​c our «coin machine» never had any coins and our bldg cannot be ventilated. …I AM happy that our bldg is beautiful and has enough storage space for all my shit. I’m happy that we have access to bike racks, a gorgeous roof top, a gym that has just enough, a rec room with cable… even if someone always steels the remote…. .I do wish that maybe I could get my counter top refreshed. but after hearing what Tomas went through, I’ll stay with my water stains and counter top burns from the last tenant.
Another complaint: The elevators are always out, but at least not all at the same time anymore… last week I was actually a victim. Getting stuck is no fun. but its common here so I didn’t panic. I was in a rush as usual, with no cell reception, you have to improvise… I calmly ripped the elevator door open as wide as I could and yelled out for help. My trusty non English speaking maintainer man opened the door within minutes. (obviously having done this a dozen times) lol. I have to laugh, b/​c although the complaints are all true, I have to still say it could be worse and I’m not moving elsewhere to find out.

*** DO NOT RENT HERE ***
MAKE SURE YOU READ MY FIRST REVIEW BELOW THIS ONE!
So here I am a few months later and I have had it with NCT management and owners. They are the SHADIEST people you will ever cross paths with.
about a month ago I asked Andy the building manager to have maintenance take a look at my countertop because it has been cracked since day 1 that I moved in and I was concerned that it might get worse. He told me not to worry and that he would have maintenance look at it. I came home the next day and found my house covered in spray dust.
WHO IN THE HELL SPRAY PAINTS COUNTER TOPS??? They spray painted with regular store bought lacquer spray paint as if was a piece of metal or a car part. Well, they decided to come into my place without my consent and sand my countertop and spray paint it white. Yes SPRAY PAINTED the countertop white. They never bothered to cover anything or open the windows or run the air conditioner to get rid of the over spray or the sand dust. My poor dog was almost passed out from the fumes. I came at about 9 p.m. and discovered all my furniture and everything in my apartment covered in white dust. After I had my cleaning lady clean it up the next day some of it came off but majority of it was spray dust from the spray paint. They ruined about $ 2500 worth of my furniture and personal items. I was told that they would either replace or give me credit for the damaged items and they would replace the counter top. It has now been almost a month and they have only agreed to cover the fee for the cleaning lady and tried to compensate me by trying to give me a $ 250 credit off my rent for my damaged personal items, I feel insulted. When I tried to talk to Andy he told me that it was out of his hands and that the owner (Shawn) would get back to me within 24 hours and it’s now a week later and I have not heard from him. I was also told that they would replace my countertop and nothing has been done. I keep getting the run around and keep getting told that the countertop person will bring by the samples. Come on, it does not take a month to get samples.
I only know of one of the people who have gave them good reviews on here, the others seem to be either made up profiles or someone they asked to give them reviews. Funny how they talk about how Carmin was the best and she was so nice, yeah right! Where is Carmin now? She either got tired of their @#% or got fired like they all do. Elevators are still broken. For over a week, we were down to 1 elevator and when I went and asked when they will be fixed I was looked at as if I was crazy and told that they were working fine and that they were unaware that they were down to 1 elevator. REALLY?
I suggest before you rent here, if you are planning on doing so. Read my comments and the other tenants and if you see anyone on the lobby ask them how they like living there. Don’t be a victim of these jerks.

I’m just echoing what everyone else said, but here is MY story:
Their «free» parking is 3 blocks away. The management sucks, and the maintenance is worse.
My wife and I had to break the lease– no heat, no A/​C, leaky ceilings, and horrible, horrible noise. We complained for MONTHS– but nothing was ever done.
We were told all we had to do to BREAK the lease was give 30 days written notice– which we did.
Guess what? They just sent me a bill for $ 18 000. LOL! I have written PROOF that they already let me out!

If it weren’t for the management company NCT Lofts might score higher but given all the choices for places to live in downtown LA you might want to look elsewhere here’s why:
I lived at NCT from April to October of 2010. The units are pretty nice at first pass and the building has a great roof top deck with spa as well as a small gym and a nice billiards/​TV lounge in the basement. Those are the positives.
Sadly these are greatly outweighed by the negatives. Topping the reasons you wouldn’t want to live here is the management company. I’ve lived in lots of rentals so I have reasonably deep experience with landlords. That said, the folks at NCT — and I’ll name names here — the building manager Andy in particular — will simply lie to your face.
«About what?» you ask. About everything. Any long term tenant can tell you that when it comes to maintenance issues this building is about as bad as you can imagine. Air conditioning out for days at a time (Andy says they’re working on it but how long does it take to fix AC?), elevators constantly broken — (again, management would say they’d been called but the one time I called an elevator repair service — to help me use the elevator to hoist a sofa — they showed up in ten minutes not seven days!)
The dishwasher in our unit was broken when we moved in. We reported it and waited for a month before they addressed the issue. When they did it was not with a qualified technician but just the general maintenance guy for the building who helpfully speaks no English. His repair efforts were unsuccessful and we then waited another month before the same guy came back. This time after failing again he want and pulled a dishwasher from another unit — which, luckily for us had a broken door. It took another three weeks before they finally put in a dishwasher that actually worked.
We were on the 5^th floor and the amount of noise that transfers through the single pane glass windows is significant. Another issue others have written about here is the parking. It’s several blocks away (and not safe enough for women to walk alone at night). They tell you the parking is assigned (it was even in my lease) but in order to oversell the lot they’ve stopped giving tenants assigned spaces turning the garage into a frustrating issue that dents cars and raises blood pressure. Street parking is a nightmare and you can’t street park overnight due to anti-​gridlock bs from the city (you’ll only make this mistake once after you spend over $ 500 for the tickets, towing and impound fees).
Finally — and I’ve saved the worst for last — is how they treat you when you leave. We left our unit immaculate and after inspection we were told that we’d get our full deposit (just $ 500) returned less a cleaning fee of $ 140. We even have a receipt from our move out inspection stating as much. Yeah– right!
A month after moving out we called Andy to see why we hadn’t received our check. He said it had been sent and that it was returned (we’ve had no other issues with mail at our new place, but even so — if it was returned he had our phone number so why no call?)
He said he’d resend the check the following day. So went the saga for the next three months at which point I started to consider taking them to court. Andy said he’d send the check immediately and that to make up for the delay he’d eat the cleaning fee and refund our full $ 500.
Finally, over four months after I moved out I received a check for $ 360 (not the $ 500 Andy said they would pay) — but and this was just amazing — I couldn’t deposit the check because it was dated October first and said it was valid for just 60 days. My bank wouldn’t accept it!
Again I called Andy who promised he’d be Federal Expressing us a check the following day. That was in early January and it has never come in spite of repeated calls to the company, threats to sue and even the threat of this bad review on Unilocal.
My advice is probably obvious — look elsewhere and don’t trust a word these people say — especially Andy. They have no compunction about lying to you and they clearly don’t respect contracts.

I have lived at NCT Lofts for a year and a half now. I’m happy to share that I love it here! It’s very peaceful and pleasant. I love the fact that the property manager Carmen get’s the job done whenever we have maintenance requests. The grounds including rooftop are well kept and nicely done. Carmen along with the evening security and maintenance team are all very attentive and kind. All of the neighbors are great as well. My only wish is for closer parking. That would be the only downside — the parking location. Yet everything else is great. I’ve lived at other downtown properties and I must share, living here has been the best downtown la living experience thus far. Kudos to the property manager, evening security (doorman), and the maintenance team! Thanks for making our living experience a great one!

WOW, what a WAY off rating… Nothing to write since it’s already been said by other tenants… But:
It’s great walking into your building with friends and the pizza box and empty coke can are left on the entrance counter by the door man (almost daily)… Don’t worry, he somewhere listening to music on his ipod. Or trying to get you to buy «raffle» tickets.
Bah!

I was one of the first tenants at NCT Lofts. I’ve lived in this building since early December 2008.
I created a profile just to write this review because the rating is so inaccurate. The ratings of a brand new tenant, some mystery guest and the building manager have completely inflated their score (no offense Guillermo… you’re just too new to have noticed yet).
The building is beautiful as it’s has been renovated and aesthetically, it’s finished very nicely. However, when you take a closer look, you’ll quickly realize that they used cheap materials and that things weren’t installed well and are falling apart. Here are a few examples that I’ve seen and experienced:
— Kitchen baseboards keep falling off
— You can’t open the stove unless you open a cupboard door
— Hood over the stove doesn’t line up
— Water-​based paint (cheapest kind) that comes off when you’re trying to clean dust off of the baseboards
— Unsealed countertops which lead to permanent stains by even a drop of water
There are much bigger issues than what’s listed above:
— Elevators are constantly broken and don’t get fixed for weeks
— Multiple issues with water (loss of pressure, loss of hot water, no water, etc.) I’ve even had brown and green gunk come out of my faucets when I first moved in
— Laundry facility is disgusting and machines are always broken. There’s a change machine, but it never has quarters. I finally just broke down and bought my own.
— Maintenance issues
— You have to make 3 or 4 requests and bug them to death before they respond
— Maintenance guys don’t speak English which makes communicating your issues very difficult. Also, they always do a half ass job (incorrect hardware, crooked installation, etc.) I just had the air filter changed on my air conditioner but it still reads that it needs to be changed because they don’t know how to reset it!)
— They fixed water pressure in my bathroom (only drops came out) only to discover that my kitchen faucet lost pressure due to their «maintenance»
— They mislead new tenants about parking options. The parking they offer (for a fee of $ 100 is secure, but it’s 2 and a half blocks away!) This doesn’t work if you get home late from being out on a Saturday night or something and have to walk back to the building on your own. Oh, also the only way in and out of the parking structure is by walking up/​down a very very steep ramp — the same ramp that the cars go up and down. Girls — you better carry flats because you could literally fall on your ass or topple down the ramp!
Building Management is a joke. They’ve been through multiple leasing agents, managers and «concierge.» and they keep getting worse Here’s a list of people I remember who have worked there in building management in the last 2 years
Derrick
Cesar
Yanira
Jennifer
Ricardo — but they brought him back after everyone complained about not have anyone at the front door. Every building downtown has a security guard, but we’re lucky if we get a «concierge» for 4 hours.
Fernando
Some 16 year old at one point
Now, it’s Carmin.
Several tenants have issues with current management. We even tried to meet with them and the owner as a group of tenants. They were a no show — they cancelled out last minute. Can you imagine how frustrated people must be to organize a tenant meeting?!
If you have any after hours emergency… Good luck! No one is around. They claim to have an emergency number, but no one ever answers it. I asked Carmin about it and she persisted that they answered for emergencies. My response was, how would you know if it was an emergency until you answered the phone?!
There’s so much more… but why go on. You get the idea. Needless to say, I’m out of here when my lease comes up. The only thing I’ll miss are some of my neighbors! You know who you are! Muah!
I hope this helps you decide on whether or not you want to move into this building. I just couldn’t sit back and let people get screwed. Whenever I see Carmin talking to a prospective tenant, I want to tell them to RUN!