The Social Apartamentos

time to time, but are working again in a few days. The community is generally very quiet and experiences no more issues with homelessness and crime than other buildings in the area. I will continue to live here as long as my rent remains fair and consistent with similar units in the area.

weeks, worked for two days, and is currently broken again. This makes you unable to buzz in guests, because there is no stair access to the lobby. Instead, you must bring your guests in through the alley next to The Social. The problem on top of all of these issues is the lack of communication from The Social in notifying us of these problems. Instead of sending out notices to their tenants, they post signs around the building. If I’m working from home, and don’t leave my apartment, there’s no way for me to see that the water is shut off from the sign they post on my door. I do not know why The Social chooses not to email or call their tenants with notices like this, but it is highly inconvenient. When you email or call about the issues, it’s often days until you get a response. I have enjoyed my time at The Social because I love the neighborhood, but I will not be living here once my lease is up.

explanation. Maintenance fix response times are dismally slow. When touring the apartment in Mar 2021, we noticed a handful issues and called them out, and were told they could be easily resolved. 18 months later a lot of them have yet to be addressed. All in all it is billed as a Luxury Apartment Complex. However more than half the time at least one of the “luxurious” features is broken. So if you like the look of an apartment and are willing to pay a premium for it, to each their own. But certainly don’t plan on a luxurious environment outside of the unit itself. Also worth noting that two people have been shot at in separate occurrences since we have lived here, one killed, right outside of our bedroom window.

live there when they are well aware the guarantors live hours away. In addition to that frustration the water is shut off all time for extended periods of time. The gym was also a major attraction for her decision to live there and now it has been closed for a while with no indication as to when it will reopen. The communication on that is pretty awful. I like things about the apartment and location but the ongoing issues are very frustrating.

in. The leak is never fixed and they do not always give us notice before shutting off the water. Also while attempting to "fix" this leak they often mistakenly turn on the fire alarms. I have been woken up multiple times at 8 AM to the blaring alarm. But that's not all. A huge reason why I paid for this building was because it had a gym. To bad for me that it has been closed for over a month with no communication of when it will be open. Have they offered me any type of rent reduction because of this? Of course not. But hold on there's more, our lobby elevator is down and has been now for over 3 weeks. There are no stairs that lead to our lobby meaning that there is no way now to buzz guests into our building and that there is no elevator on the ground floor. Additionally, our unit was not ready when we moved in. The kitchen bar we had been promised took two weeks to arrive. My shower handle fell off the first time I tried to use it and our kitchen tile flooring was clearly rushed. Lastly, it is very difficult to get in contact with the people who work here, we had a question that our building manager was not able to answer and it took months of begging to reach someone from the main office. All "Deels Properties" cares about is your paycheck, not your living experience, I would beware of all their properties, not just "The Social". Additionally, I would take any positive reviews with a grain of salt for they recently had a "review challenge" where they offered people amazon gift cards and other prizes in return for reviews. I think these types of challenges encourage people who haven't been living in the building long to post their reviews and is a tad dishonest of a practice.

as my car was recently broken into inside the gated garage. Designated parking is still great though and the apartments are spacious. The biggest issue is probably the water in the building. Anytime there is a plumbing maintenance issue in one unit they need to shut off the water for the entire building. This is a regular occurrence where we’ve gone without water in the building for more than 30 days. And without hot water for even more time. The plumbing issue has also caused flooding in the building, causing tenants to live with water damage and leaks. Flooding also sets off the building’s alarm which can be a hassle for pet owners, disabled tenants, and anyone who works from home. This is a major issue even if the building is handicapped-accessible and pet-friendly. The best thing about living here though might be the management and maintenance team. Christine is incredibly communicative and helpful. She always tries to go above and beyond. The other neighbors and tenants are very kind as well. Even if someone is having a party, they’re respectful of the noise. Plus the walls are fairly thick so you can’t really hear the other units. In the end, the building's problems and the high prices don't justify staying here long-term which is unfortunate.

quickly (i.e waiting on vendors, etc), they kept us updated on the status during the process, which was very much appreciated. All in all, 10/10 would make the decision to move here again and would highly recommend checking it out.

rear thing and I feel very grateful, thank you guys!