305 E 17th Ave Apartments

and the management.

the toilet of the tenant above and a part of the ceiling had detached and spilled all over the floor into the water. Eventually, this problem was fixed only to find out that soon after, the leak had then spread into the living room section of the ceiling where it had begun to droop the ceiling material. Finally, about 5 months prior to my leaving the apartment, a crew of workers could be heard in the basement constantly running saws and other construction tools at the early hours of the morning (start around 7:15) late into the evening (the floor vents gave way to direct noise from underneath the apartment). With all this taken into consideration, upon request of an update on my security deposit, my landlord's contact informed me I would not be receiving any of it back. This came as a surprise, as I noticed they had charged me for cleaning and painting fees, neither of which would have been induced by my actions while living there, but rather to offset the cost of the basic maintenance of the unit. In addition to these cleaning and painting fees, which amounted in excess of $500, I was also charged $30 for 3 double AA batteries. Just keep in mind when renting any of these units, you may endure these costs.