Nickesha Sanders
3 weeks ago
"I’ve been living here for over three years and currently work as a teacher at the local high school. It’s frustrating and disheartening that I might have to move because the office staff and Greystar management have refused to provide me with a lease to transfer to a one-bedroom apartment. My lease expired in September, and now it’s December.
I submitted all the requested documents for the transfer back in July and have sent multiple emails over the months asking for a lease. In September, I was offered a one-bedroom, but I just recently received a lease for that same unit with a rent increase of over $150 compared to the original quote. The lease also includes a $1,000 deposit, even though I already have a deposit with the property. I let them know about these issues in an email and explained that I’d also need more than two weeks to move. That was on December 16th, and I still haven’t received a response.
I’ve reached out to Greystar Management for help, but all I get are generic replies saying someone will contact me. Despite my latest email specifically asking for a representative to get in touch, I’ve heard nothing. This lack of communication and support is incredibly frustrating.
This is just the major issue I’m dealing with at the moment. Others are loud neighbors who wake you up with loud music and stomping in the early hours or late at night. The current residence above me are the second set of neighbors who refuse to follow the noise ordinance with no consequences. Despite my multiple calls to security patrol.
I’d hate to move because I love living in the neighborhood where I teach, but the UNPROFESSIONALISM of Hardy Yards Apartment and GreyStar is mind-blowing."