Boulder Crossroads 7500 Dakin Street, Denver, CO 80221

"Horrible management. I expected better for $1,500 a month. We pay all this money to not have laundry in unit and have them never perform maintenance on the laundry room and had a hole in the wall that let all the bugs in that they continually had to do rapid Pest control treatment for that never worked. There's not enough parking, half of the spaces are cover parking which you have to pay for, so everyone's parking on the street rather than the parking lot but they should just expand. Nothing is clean, nobody is reprimanded for smoking inside, there's dog poop everywhere outside, and they don't fix anything whenever you requested even if it is something that they are legally required to give you by the state such as a stove or refrigerator. Do not live here. Edit: changed from two stars to one star. They gas lit me when I called and begged for more notice about pest control so I wouldn't lose my job and they still won't fix our stove after 3 months of begging and maintenance requests. "Pest control" is a joke, they just open all your cabinets and don't close them and then leave, there were no signs of actual pest treatment and when we didn't have time (due to little to no notice) to pack up our entire kitchen and bathroom they charged us $150 for the same "pest control" they did when we did have enough time to pack everything up"

"Absolutely disgusting complex. Hallways and stair wells super disgusting. Ppl writing in blood on the walls and entry door. Dried blood on entry door next to handle and on the walls on ther stairs. I'm assuming the others who live here aren't the cleanest nor best neighbors. Ppl bumping loud music . Paper thin walls. Pu canvas evening going on in the Apts in the hallways. Bottom of the entry door is busted from being kicked. Holes in the hallway walls and on the stairs. Broken down vehicles all in the lot. Whole place is just terrible. Don't live here! Health hazard and Def major safety safety concerns. There's roaches and bed bugs. Maintenance doesn't fix things apparently"

"Don't move here if you want to get comfortable. Roaches are a Hugh issue here, where they Literally spray monthly. We are only given a few days notice of when they are going to spray, since being pregnant, i have had to reschedule several of my obygn appointments to get our dogs out of the apartment and find a place for them to go or stay in my car with them for hours till we are allowed to enter the buildings. we have also resorted to keeping our food in storage boxes and much of our dishes, pans, silverware, etc out of the kitchen due to having to pack everything up in the kitchen, bathrooms, and rooms every month. The spraying does not do anything because the roaches are literally infested in the walls. And come out through the outlet plugs. I hope we can move soon at some point, because I can't imagine doing this with an infant every month."

"It fit the need I had at the time while I lived there, but if you’re looking for quality of living this is not the place. Constant emergency water shut offs and burst water main issues, broken air conditioning that took months during summer heat to service that never actually got repaired, full parking lot full of vehicles in various states of disrepair despite the constant threat of being towed for not having a parking permit, potholes in parking lot capable of breaking axles, roaches and bedbugs despite a pest control service coming every month, loud neighbors that drink in the middle of the parking lots and surrounding areas that shoot off fireworks late into the night, communal areas full of garbage that stayed there for weeks… I really could continue. Certainly not worth the $1400+ a month I was being charged. I also had issues with my lease paperwork, once during a renewal where I couldn’t sign on their provided app and the physical pages I printed and signed got lost. And then secondly where my move out date was incorrectly recorded and I was listed to be moving out a month before the date in the notice I gave, so I had to be retroactively charged for “late rent”. They didn’t even know I was still in the apartment until two weeks past the day they thought I had left when they came to do an inspection. Now having moved out, my deposit is being retained for $229 worth of “paint repair” to paint over a chipping landlord special overtop the shower tiles in the bathroom. Overall really unhappy. I will say I mean no ill will to the staff in the leasing office. They have been flexible and friendly. But everything else left a pretty sour memory. There’s better places to live. Trust me, it’s not worth the headache."

"A Living Hell: The Nightmarish Abyss of Boulder Crossroads I can only describe my experience at Boulder Crossroads as a descent into an unimaginable nightmare. This place is an absolute disaster, and I implore anyone with an ounce of self-preservation to stay as far away from it as possible. Brace yourself for a horrifying tale of never-ending parties, filth-ridden hallways, and a roach infestation that will make your skin crawl. Let's start with the perpetual party atmosphere that engulfs this wretched complex. If you enjoy sleepless nights and a constant barrage of noise, then congratulations, you've found your personal paradise. The walls are as thin as tissue paper, allowing every raucous party and obnoxious gathering to penetrate your living space at all hours of the night. Prepare to have your sanity shattered by the never-ending symphony of loud music, drunken screams, and mindless conversations that echo through the walls. Don't forget the lovely lifetime-supply of bottlecaps scattered all over the ground like a drunken scavenger hunt! But wait, there's more! The partying residents also have a peculiar habit of treating the hallways and grounds like their personal trash bins. The stench of stale beer, weed, and other unmentionable substances will greet you with open arms as you navigate the maze of debris that litters the common areas. Bug-filled bottles, discarded clothes and children's toys, and cigarette butts will become your new decor, giving the impression that you're living in a post-apocalyptic wasteland rather than a supposedly civilized community. If you thought the hallways couldn't get any worse, think again. Prepare yourself for the delightful aroma of urine, courtesy of the local homeless population that has taken up residence in these hallowed hallways. Yes, you read that right. Homeless individuals have turned this place into their personal restroom, with the pungent smell of urine wafting through the air, reminding you that basic hygiene is a luxury you no longer have the privilege of enjoying. And let's not forget the roach infestation that has claimed this complex as its own personal breeding ground. These six-legged creatures have infiltrated every nook and cranny, making themselves right at home in your cupboards, drawers, and even your wall outlets. The sight of these repulsive creatures scurrying across the floors and walls will be a constant reminder of the unsanitary and deplorable conditions you are forced to endure. But isn't there pest control? Sure is! For a few hours, you can vacate your home when the pest control man from Jersey Shore shows up at your doorstep and grunts at you until you move at a pace that pleases him! Does pest control work? Of course not, but that's why you pay for it monthly! In summary, Boulder Crossroads is a cesspool waste, terrible management, filth, and pestilence. The constant partying, trashed hallways, homeless inhabitants, and unrelenting roach infestations create an environment that is both inhospitable and repugnant. Save yourself the mental and physical anguish by seeking refuge elsewhere, where you can find solace in a clean, peaceful, and habitable living space. If I could give zero stars, I would."