Kenwood on the Park Apartments

hear every pee and poop the upstairs neighbors make. When I complained to the management about the noise and provided proof, the answer I got was to communicate with the upstairs neighbors. The noise was so incredibly unbearable that most nights I had to stay at a friend’s house to get any sleep or keep my sanity. They also have a rule that let 100 pounds or less dogs live above you when a normal maximum is 35-40. We could hear the clickity clack of paws and barking at all hours of the day and night and it sounded like a safari routinely from the animals running around all the time. At one point, the sprinklers were left on during mid-November which soaked the steps leading up to the front door and I fell down the stairs, where I fractured my arm (they offered medical coverage). The entry keypad often became disabled and the landlord had to scale our porch to get us inside. The cables bent when he climbed over and they attempted to charge us for it. At the end, we were charged over $500 out of our $2125 deposit for normal wear and tear and cleaning fees when the place was left spotless after we had been on our hands and knees washing the apartment. If you want to keep sane, don’t move in here. I looked forward every day to my lease ending.