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Strouse Adler
78 Olive Street, New Haven, Connecticut 06510
About the Strouse Adler
Strouse Adler is a prestigious institution located at 78 Olive Street in the vibrant city of New Haven, Connecticut, United States. With a rich history of providing top-notch education and research opportunities, Strouse Adler is known for its innovative programs and cutting-edge facilities. Students and faculty alike benefit from a dynamic learning environment that fosters creativity, critical thinking, and collaboration. Whether you're interested in the arts, sciences, or humanities, Strouse Adler offers a diverse range of academic programs to suit your interests and career goals. Experience the excellence of education at Strouse Adler and unlock your full potential.
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Strauss Adler Building, 78 Olive St, New Haven, CT 06510, United States
Opening hours of Strouse Adler
Monday:
08:00 - 18:00
Tuesday:
08:00 - 18:00
Wednesday:
08:00 - 18:00
Thursday:
08:00 - 18:00
Friday:
08:00 - 18:00
Saturday:
Closed
Sunday:
Closed
Reviews of Strouse Adler
"First and foremost, the property managers' complete disregard for tenant safety is absolutely outrageous. Despite multiple police reports filed regarding theft incidents, it appears that these reports are being swept under the rug. The property managers have shown a stunning level of indifference by consistently ignoring our emails, leaving us feeling neglected and vulnerable. To make matters worse, when law enforcement agencies have requested access to the camera footage for investigation purposes, the property managers have outright refused to provide it. This blatant refusal to cooperate with the authorities not only undermines our safety but also raises serious questions about the integrity and transparency of the management team. As paying tenants, we deserve to feel secure and supported in our living environment. However, the neglect and lack of responsiveness displayed by the Strauss Adler Building management have shattered any sense of trust and confidence we might have had. It is deeply disheartening to see a building that was supposed to be our home turn into a den of negligence and apathy. I strongly urge prospective tenants to think twice before considering the Strauss Adler Building as their place of residence. The disregard for tenant safety, the unresponsiveness to legitimate concerns, and the refusal to cooperate with law enforcement highlight a deeply flawed management approach that prioritizes profits over people."
"Look like nice place to live."
"Beautiful place and near downtown and transportation and college's"
"If I could give negative stars, that would more accurately reflect how PMC treats their tenants. I lived in the Strouse Adler building for two years before finally moving out in May; my time as a tenant could not end fast enough. The apartment complex and unit I lived in had more than it's fair share of issues. Over the course of my two leases, the ceiling in my bedroom and living room leaked not just once, but four separate times. This caused staining on the ceilings and mold growth on both the ceilings and the carpet - the complex's remedy for this was simply painting over the stains, rather than treating it for mold. Additionally, the HVAC/AC/Heating units are terribly old and constantly break down. In the middle of last winter, my unit had NO heat for nearly a month. Apparently, a piece of the machinery for our heater would take weeks to come in, so we were given a few space-heaters. Not only were the 4 or 5 space heaters inadequate to heat my entire three-bedroom unit to the legally required minimum of 65 degrees, but they also skyrocketed our electricity after a month of constant use. We had to resort to wearing winter coats indoors for weeks, given that the temperatures dipped below 57 degrees at night. The past two summers, the AC unit also broke, leaving our unit 75+ degrees for several straight days. Trying to get maintenance repairs is difficult, if not impossible. You can either submit a maintenance request online through the PMC tenant portal or you can email the property manager. Neither of these methods will get you a response in a reasonable amount of time, if ever. The complex as a whole is also not well maintained. While it's great that the property is one of the most dog-friendly complexes in the city, absolutely no one cleans up after their dogs. The courtyard is constantly filled with dog poop. While owners are required to pick up after their own dogs, the property did nothing to enforce this. During the summer, the courtyard smells disgusting and is infested with flies as a result of the feces. The trash rooms are often over-filled, to the point where there is trash covering the floor. Washing machines/dryers are constantly broken (and cost $1.85 for each machine). Worst of all, just last week New Haven experienced bouts of flash floods due to a heavy rainstorm. The entire front lobby of the building and first 150 feet of the hallways were flooded with 1-2 inches of water. The drain outside of the lobby of the building had been broken for weeks, so the flooding could have been minimized or completely avoided if the complex had taken care of the drain in advance, rather than fixing it a few days AFTER the flooding. Everything at this property is done after something terrible happens; nothing is done to prevent issues. Finally, management is a nightmare to deal with. Melissa, the property manager, needs to be fired. She is unresponsive to phone class, emails, or in-person office visits. It's not just a problem with getting delayed responses - she straight up will not call back after multiple calls and emails. This was especially frustrating during my move-out process. I was told a DAY before my lease ended that there was an issue with a lease change form my roommates and I filled out, even though I had called/emailed/gone to her office collectively 10+ times in the three weeks leading up to the lease ending to make sure the paperwork was correct. I also had issues with her not answering calls/emails regarding my security deposit, an application for getting a dog, and all of the apartment-specific issues I had (leaks, repairs, etc). I genuinely wonder what she does while on the clock because it clearly isn't responding to tenant's issues/requests. While the apartment seemed like a steal for the price, it ended up being a nightmare for two years. It is NOT worth the price, the headache, or the inconveniences. Avoid at all costs."
"A pretty decent building with large, affordable loft apartments. Kind of labyrinthine layout and the fixtures are cheap and outdated. Friendly, safe vibe. Smoking allowed in the units so you will smell smoke in the hallway."
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