Most people who live here genuinely like it. The building is cool. The ceilings,
the windows, the bones of this place. It's worth living in and worth taking care of.
But a handful of things keep coming up in conversations with neighbors, and
they're worth talking about.
- When something needs fixing, getting a straight answer about what's being done and when is harder than it should be
- Management introduced a weekly update newsletter in February. It went out Feb 17 and Feb 24, then disappeared. It came back once on April 10 and hasn't been sent since.
- We're on our third assistant property manager in the past year, and maintenance staff has turned over a lot too. That kind of churn makes it hard to build any continuity.
- When you have a concern, there's nowhere to take it as a group
None of this is the end of the world. But it's easier to deal with as a group
than as a bunch of individuals sending separate emails.