Traver Courts Apartamentos

the lease. even though my partner was staying and carrying out our contract, they are charging me 200 just to take my name off… unbelievable.

days we couldn’t use the rooms in our apartment. We hope it doesn’t flood this spring (they didn’t fix the underlying foundation issue in our building that I know of), but overall they worked to help us out. It’s super dog friendly, and we love the dog park on site. The pool seems to always be under maintenance at the beginning of the summer, and then they say it will be open late (in September), but we all know that the pool closes itself when the weather gets cold and I’d much rather use it in June! They do community events we haven’t really participated in, but it’s nice to know they’re offered. We’ve made friends with neighbors and everyone is really nice just in general. I also like having a carport- makes all the difference in the winter! I’m really giving them 5 stars because they have always worked with us, there’s great trails and woods around the property, and we’ve been thankful to be here through COVID - Getting our money’s worth that way for sure! Feeling nostalgic about leaving! The new(ish) property manager, Jason, is also awesome & super helpful, he always says hi or waves when we see him around the property. I would definitely recommend this place to a friend, even with the issues. We’ve never had money issues we couldn’t work through with management - people are human and mistakes get made, but we haven’t had anything major.

to the office because they are really nice and address my concerns on the spot! I have placed one work order so far when one of my mirrored closet doors broke and they replaced it right away at no cost. When I moved to Village Park of Ann Arbor from another apartment the management worked with me to secure my lease and change the listed move-in date so that it would coincide with the end of my other lease and save me money. They also have fun community events and the pool/locker room/workout room/squash court are kept very clean and equipment is in good condition. The apartment complex is located next to a beautiful park with two tennis courts, a jungle gym, and lots of open space. The surrounding neighborhood is very nice and a great place to take walks. Overall, I've had a great experience so far. I wish I had known about this place when I moved to Ann Arbor four years ago and would highly recommend!

Ann Arbor. Third, the maintenance is friendly and in-time. I had some leaking problem of the A/C, they came on the day I reported the problem. Especially, the leaking happened again for twice. They always gave quick response and finally found the problem from a block between two layers. Moreover, the new administration team at the rental office is amazing. Not only being supportive to the tenants all the time, but also holding more fun community events every month. I like the life here. Thanks!

located near the entrance to M 23/14. Each unit has it’s own washer and dryer. The one downside is that the walls are quite thin, so you can easily hear your neighbors, but overall a good place to live.

our Maintenance Manager plus the hardworking staff do everything possible to make this a place that you want to call "HOME".

maintenance, they give you the runaround for weeks. Be prepared to call and stop by the office every day to ask about your maintenance. I’ve lived in 3 different apartments in Ann Arbor. The other two were much cheaper than Village Park but were better experiences overall because the management would actually work with you in good faith instead of giving one line of bs after another. A word to the wise. If they make any promises or special accommodations for you, be sure to get it written into the lease! Don’t take the manager Zach’s word for it (or anyone’s word for that matter).

having proper sleep over the nights. I spoke with the management several times and not only they are not caring and willing to listen (or at least send someone to properly investigate the issue) but also they are aggressive. They are indifferently suggesting me to bear the noises or I should pay the breaking fee and move out. They are not willing to work out the issue. I believe this is problem goes back to this specific building and it's flooring but we are not satisfied with the property manager's approach to this problem and I suspect if any other issue is going around the treat the residents with the same aggressive not-caring attitude.

carry her everywhere because the carpet was dirty and soaking wet. Finally after two days and the carpet still soaking wet they decided to replace the carpet after all. However, it took 2 more days of cold, cement flooring before they could get in to replace it, which meant two more days we had to be out of the house or carry the baby everywhere. We spoke w/ the leasing office multiple times and they offered no compensation or help, basically they said sorry and that the flooding was a "freak accident" which was untrue because 1.) It had flooded before and almost flooded about 3 more times before the big flood 2.) There are reviews stating that flooding had been an issue for years. We were responsible for moving everything out of every room so that they could replace the carpet and offered no help, which we had to do while still working and taking care of our baby. We asked about moving apartments and were told there was nothing available, only to find out that 2 days later a neighbor was moved after threatening to sue. So then our lease wasn't up until March but sudden life events meant we needed to move in January. We spoke with management, but because of the way they calculate fees for breaking the lease we were told it would be cheaper to remain in our lease until March (even though we would be moved out by Dec 30) then it would be to break the lease. We attempted to work out something more mutually beneficial, because it benefited neither us nor management to have an empty apartment for 3 months, but they were not willing to work with us at all. Once March came they did not contact DTE to get the utilities out of our name, so I had to make more phone calls and they still haven't gotten back to us about our deposit. Maintenance was frequently an issue while we lived there, things would be fixed immediately (same day) or they would forget about it and you'd have to call multiple times on an issue. I'm very glad to be done with the headache of living there!

they were 12 apartments behind in renovating. Therefore, the office staff were well aware that our apartment would not be renovated by the time we moved in. Because they were renovating the kitchen and bathrooms, we lived out of boxes for the first two months. How frustrating! It's disappointing because this community is in a great part of town if you like to be away from the hustle and bustle of things. It is also a convenient drive to 23 if you have to commute and it's settled within a nice little neighborhood, nice for running/walking/biking. With only being here a few months, I'm hoping things improve but I'm doubtful with the way the office and maintenance staff behave.

attend to any concerns - my roommate had sink troubles and the maintenance team replaced his sink in a day. The common areas are well maintained and clean and it's convenient to spend a few hours at the media center enjoying the wifi, get a run in at the fitness center, or go for a swim at the pool and hot tub. The apartments are completely free of pests - the worst I had was a fire fly I accidentally let in on a nice summers night. Most of the residents that I've met are small families or young professionals.