Corona Apartments

beware of the unscrupulous owner.

mgr" about it every time...she promised to return the money...which she NEVER DID!!!...My contract was done in feb. 2017...I was promised by Susan that I was gonna get my deposit money in the next 15 days...its been 4 months already...I have been texting her about that issue and she has NEVER!!!...NEVER!!!...responded me...ITS BEEN THE WORST EXPERIENCE OF MY LIFE!!!!

despite a promise from Susie, "I will always refund your quarters." By the time I started going to a laundry mat, I had accrued over $50 in lost quarters--every load costs $7! I never would have moved to an apartment without onsite laundry! Susie allows her kid to run repeatedly up the main hallway, often after building quiet hours; a very loud disruption! The intercom system for the building was replaced, but a new code was not given to the mail carrier, who left a note on the main doorways explaining the situation. It took TWO WEEKS for this to be resolved, during which time no one received any mail! Package theft also is not uncommon in this building. The elevator on this five-story building was once out of order for about a week before repairs. Paid parking is $150 a month, and random people will regularly park in your spot. There is a sign up for towing, but they have been instructed not to tow anyone without the manager's permission. Susie, of course, is never available to give permission, so at least a couple of times a month I'm forced to find street parking. The building is non-smoking, but other tenants like to just smoke outside their windows. I had a neighbor who kept making loud noise all hours of the night, and complaints of this were always ignored. I once unknowingly moved into an apartment that had a bedbug infestation, which was a nightmare, but after dealing with a completely checked-out manager who can't be bothered to fulfill even the most basic requirements of her job, I'm really not sure which apartment living experience was worse. Susie is the only contact for tenants, I don't know who owns the place or how to get a hold of them to tell them what's going on, but it's doubtful they'd care since they don't want to be found. I see in the listing here that rental prices are dropping on these units since I moved in. This has got to be the only property in Seattle whose rent is going DOWN: Take the hint. Rent somewhere-ANYWHERE-else!

2. When our lightbulbs started burning out a week after we'd replace them, we asked Susan to have someone come look at the electrical, which took weeks. Maintenance entered our unit without us ever knowing on more than one occasion. (Susan did not provide us with the required 48 hr notice to enter.) I still don't know what ever came of that - she never told us when/if it was fixed- the lack of communication is incredible. 3. I have a companion animal - similar to a service animal - that I gave her the information about but then she lost it. A few months later she brought it up and grilled me about. I re-submitted the doctors note I had that stated I needed a companion animal. She said, "Just so you know, the property manager is going to fight this." She also made sure I knew that the property manager is a lawyer. Of course I was on the right side of the law and I never heard anything about it after that. 4. Security deposit! We were 99% sure we'd never see it, given how we'd been treated during our tenancy, and sure enough, we were right. Not a peep from Susan about our deposit and it's been two months since we've moved out. I've tried contacting her through text, phone, email and written letter. She likes to ignore you when she doesn't want to bother with you. The poster below me sums it up perfectly: abysmal.

maintenance, etc., I'm sure I have that to look forward to as well.

them. Don't move here if you ever want to see your security deposit back.