Brookland Ridge Apartments and The Arbor Apartments 400 Taylor Street Northeast, Washington, District of Columbia 20017

"This place is a joke. My niece is pregnant and locked out her apartment. They said that they don’t provide these services on the weekend. What place don’t provide emergency maintenance on the weekend. I’m so disappointed with the services that are provided she pay full rent she do not have section 8."

"When there is security on the property, it is a warning. There are repeated vehicle break-ins at both Brookland Ridge and The Arbor. Majority of the time the patrol personnel are watching social media on their phones, when they are on the property. Research MPD theft reports. Both properties are listed numerous times every month."

"Mice , huge rat problem near the trash , trash doesn’t always go out on days it’s supposed to. Poor preventive maintenance this property is not worth the rent !! I do not have assistance and for what we pay we should not have these problems DO NOT MOVE HERE"

"I've been a tenant since 2017. It was great until unit repairs needed to be completed. Buildings are infested with rodents. It took over 6 months for me to find the damaged areas that had been poorly covered in the walls and floor. The rats have burrowed their paths under the carpets where they have torn through the floor board to enter the apartment units. The half bath sink clogged because of a poorly tacted pipe which wasn't allowing proper drainage. There were4 holes cut in my walls and 4months later no repairs. Now mice and rats have started traveling through my unit. They don't stay because my home is clean unless they get lost from their trail. Looking forward to moving soon."

"I would not recommend staying at this location. The unit was not adequately maintained, and the fiances always had a shortage or missing payments. Please research before considering this property. Appliances are old, and the apartment had rodents because the closet was not correctly sealed. Furthermore, the window leaked during intense storms. Management is aware of all the issued; however, money is what matter, not the tenants."