Channels Apartments

"Literally lived here 9 years in my own place and 10 with my mother and like the other reviews say if it is that bad why are there so many tenants who have lived here for years. Rent is good, work when u actually need it done is done, pool is nice and was only closed last 2 years cause of covid, and if washers are broke which they never are when i use them so there you go"

"My apartment is one of the older units. I have been here 3+ years. I can’t say I have any real complaints. The office manager has sent out maintenance in a timely manner. The grounds are kept maintained. Washer and dryer on premises."

"Living at the Channels for the last 3 1/2 years has been a pleasant experiene.. Kim, the manager has always been pleasant and kind to me. Maintance is prompt to anything that I may need. It’s quiet here. I have nice neighbors to chat with. I don’t have anything negative to say at all."

"Terrible management, shoddy maintenance, and false pretenses. The short version - some units were renovated, others are outdated, in shambles and falling apart. The state of disrepair of some units does not stop them from raising the rent on ALL apartments for new tenants. They avoid making improvements, they do not inspect, repair, and/or clean units when one tenant leaves and another comes in. They throw up a quick coat of paint (or ask you to paint) and swap out the cheap carpeting. Here are a few things to consider, Windows and sliding doors need replacing. Many of them leak which has lead to black mold in some apartments (still not been remediated). Some have huge gaps in them that make it impossible to heat or cool the apartment, not to mention making them useless for securing the apartment. They advertise the pool as an amenity but it has not been open in many years. It's either damaged or they are too cheap to pay the insurance to keep it open. Half of the machines in the laundry area do not work at any given time or may potentially damage clothing. One dryer even started a small fire in the last few years. The "property manager" seldom answers the phone during business hours. Email is best. Additionally, when attempting to rectify some of the issues in-unit, the "property manager" does everything she can to avoid helping. "Maintenance supervisor" has no idea what he is doing and for the most part, any professional work done is contracted out BUT not before he jacks it up by ordering the wrong part(s) for the job. Oh, and to save your sanity - there are no recycling dumpsters on-site, at all, so don't look for them if you're told they exist. I did have wonderful neighbors though! There are some other redeeming qualities but the bad far outweighs the good. Not worth even mentioning."