Met on 7th

Hi, I just want to leave this review to warn people before moving into the Met. I have lived here for 3 years & the first 2 years I had a wonderful experience aside from a couple of things but they were always open to listening & addressing the concerns. However, we have had several changes in management & it keeps going downhill. 1) The gates are broken 80% of the time. 2) String of thefts & cars being broken into & management never communicates on a wide spread level addressing the concerns. My car was broken into as well & had my belongings stolen out of it. 3) Courtesy officer is rarely on property as promised. Keep your expectations low. 4) Pool is not maintained consistently. It often turns swamp green & grows algae. Residents also trash the property. 5) Doors are left propped open for anyone on the street (homeless surround the area) for anyone to just walk in. This issue has picked up over the last couple of weeks & I was told by management that it is my responsibility to communicate to other residents to keep it closed & when I asked if the front office could at least do the bare minimum of sending an email out to everyone about this I was told “It could still happen” so basically there’s nothing they can do about it because they “can’t control what other people do.” 6) Trash valet has been a recent issue of it not being picked up 7) There are claims the complex is doing things to have a solution to these issues but again there’s no communication of solutions to residents or a timeline. 8) If you enjoy sitting on your balcony or leaving the screen door open be prepared to have cigarette & weed smoke enter into your apartment even though the property is “smoke free” but again I guess the management can’t control what people do so it is what it is.

Near to nightlife so random gunfire a normal thing around Saturday night 2am. Building has gone through several different managers and staff. Most of the staff try hard but it is a losing battle. Cost me hundreds to move out.

Prepare to deal with more middle of the night fire alarms than the average college dorm, at least once a month you’ll be rudely awakened to the piercing sound of the apparently very sensitive fire alarm- nothing like getting to know your neighbors on the sidewalk at 3am-, and if you’re lucky you might get to experience an actual fire where they kick you out for multiple months while leading you on to think that you’ll be back in any week now