Domain Brewers Hill

The worst place I have ever lived. You better off living at one of the nearby competing apartment complexes. There has been mice in my unit, dogs constantly barking, and urine in the hallways from people not cleaning up after their dogs. There are a few tenants that smoke in their apartments instead of going outside, the elevator has been broken for over a month and you have to haul your groceries and other items up the stairs ( five flights) and the stairwell smells like rotting garbage once a week because the trash room is directly in the stairwell that you have to use when the elevator breaks down once every two weeks. Their is also trash lined up in the hallways once a week due to lack of waste management as well. Also the elevators have a keypad that is there for decoration, you do not need a code for the elevator so anyone can come up to your floor if they do not live here and knock directly on your door because the garage you pay 120 for a month has a broken door so anyone can come in (deafening the purpose of the 120 dollars a month) without authorization as well as the fact that the bike storage somehow gets vandalized very often. They do construction throughout the entire day with no breaks and the walls are thin so if you have anyone that works non 9-5 hours your sleep will get disrupted at least once a month. The fire alarms are tested very often for hours on end and when it's not a test, its going off at 2 am and everyone has to evacuate. Management does not care and will not let anyone out of their lease even though they have RODENTS. This is the opposite of luxury living and I literally feel like Im being held hostage in this lease because they said I have to pay two months rent to buyout my lease because it's apparently not their problem that they have mice in the building. They have not given any consideration to anyones complaints and they only care about your rent clearing on the first. DO NOT MOVE HERE. if I could attach pictures I would

I love Domain! Katie and Anthony in the leasing office are exceptional. The leasing staff is consistent and doesn't have high turn over like a lot of complexes. The concierge staff is helpful and pleasant. Ms. Beverly often bakes and cooks delicious treats for the residents. The maintenance staff is friendly and prompt. The apartments are of great, sound construction, and the complex is well kept and updated. I toured The Hanover (now The Porter) and felt that it was too big and I didn't get the same home-like feel that Domain has. Management is very responsive to any issues that arise and communicates very well with the residents on an almost daily basis. They also host wine and food events often. Great location, the garage is a plus, the gym is a little small but adequate. I love living here and am happy to call Domain home!

Corporate UDR is full of uneducated, unprofessional individuals, especially the billing department. Domain management can't do anything regarding your bill so you need to deal with "corporate". The billing department will never tell you their name/who you are dealing with. After move out rediculous charges get added to your account that they charge every tenant with that they never tell you about. They always replace the carpet even if there is nothing wrong with it and charge you for it. 350 dollars in fact. Truly terrible. Do not live at a UDR property. Total money out with incompetent staff.

This has been the first time I have ever lived in an apartment building and at the very least, I have enjoyed my stay. The on-site building staff and maintenance team keep the building well-taken care of and constantly make an effort to keep residents informed of any problems and/or changes. The staff is friendly and eager to help, recognizing that this is in fact a building that is currently my home. The staff encourages and promotes social events allowing residents to interact, which is perfect for those that are new to the Baltimore area. I would recommend this building to a friend, and in fact I have.