Oakridge

While the complex looks nice from the outside, be aware that the interior hasn't been updated probably since the buildings were built. For the price, I expected things to be in better shape. The doors are made from the cheapest material so the bottoms are actually fraying and chipped. The vanities in the bathrooms are also made from terrible materials and are peeling all around the edges and the drawers and cabinet doors do not line up properly. The microwave is cracked and still hasn't been replaced when the complaint was sent 2 months ago. The floors in the kitchen are linoleum and have dents and scratches from previous years. The closet doors are not properly installed into the floor and do not close flush with the wall. There must be layers and layers of paint on these "lovely" textured walls and the paint randomly flecks off and pieces fall from the ceiling. Be prepared to hear every single thing your neighbor does too. We might as well be living together. Every footstep and conversation is heard. Down to the point where you can figure out what TV show they're watching. The staff do not care about your complaints or your need to get anything fixed. Don't look at the sauna as a plus because it has no plans to be fixed, as well as the office area in the clubhouse. The "workout room" has 3 machines and some random dumbbells with some actually missing. I have lived in apartments for the last 13 years, in 2 states, and never had such a horrible experience like this. I'm currently figuring out how to break my lease so that they do not get the pleasure of having my money for a full year. Trust me, look elsewhere.