Review for Avalon At Media Center Apartments

Fifth circle of hell, consisting of an endless cesspool reserved for the wrathful to eternally struggle amongst one another to escape the raw and awful stench of their own festering souls.

Honest to god, the office staff enjoy using a condescending tone with me when I have to file a noise complaint for the umpteenth time. The walls are absolutely paper thin, so while you're at home, trying to get some well needed rest, it's like your drunk, loud, rude, obnoxious, girlfriend-hitting and shallow litterbug of a neighbor insists on having a party from 6pm to 3am. I wish I was kidding.

Does the security guard do anything about it? Nope. And I've tried calling the police. Twice. Who said they'd come by and never did, and once just left me on hold. This is 911 we're talking about. Although, it is a relatively safe city.

I would like to take this time to add that the pool's filthy, the door that leads from the parking lot (if you can call it that) doesn't lock and has been broken several times. Thing's like closet doors and switches stop working. Parking, even if you pay extra to have your own space, is still a headache at best. The washer/dryer the give you sounds like it's literally going to explode.

In addition, the other day their was a smell, what I can only imagine to be fresh, viscous fecal matter emanating from Lord knows where. The people who walk their dogs at night, although moderately friendly, don't like to pick up after their little crap machines they affectionately call "Tiger", over and over again.

It's also not very family friendly, when I have to hear my neighbors loudly use the word "D*****bag, Mother F*****, A******. Free speech is a wonderful thing, but that doesn't mean the entire neighborhood has to hear you exercise your right so vehemently.

I dread having to come home. And it's a soul-sickening and terrible feeling. My family and I plan to move ASAP.

For what you'll be paying, which they have just raised rent to "highway robbery status" (well over $2000/month), you could find a much, much more suitable home for you and your family. Having a place you can come home to and be at peace, however, is invaluable.