Camelot Apartments

I currently live here and I’ve been here for 2 months. So far they have been incorrect on rent, overcharging us for a bunch of little things. And when confronted about it, they keep saying that they «just got a new system and haven’t figured it out yet». Why get a new system and implement it without teaching your employees?
Sure the apartments are decent, however, once you live here long enough, you see how poorly they are maintained. The bathtubs had pealing enamel, the fan above the stove doesn’t work, a few light switches in the place don’t work, cracks in the walls, and a handful of other things. Upside is that every unit has a washer and dryer.
There is a pool here, but it’s been under construction since I’ve been here.
Forget about moving during the rainy season, they have the worst gutters (if any at all) and even bigger drainage problem.
They just put in new grass, which helps mask the fact that they are using the grounds outside behind building C as a storage unit for old playground equipment.
The grass is constantly littered with dog poop. There is trash littering the ground and little to no ground maintenance. They don’t have any cleaning staff to clean the hallways, but don’t worry, they’ve got a contractor that puts air fresheners in the hallways.
They have lost a few packages of mine. Their system of receiving packages and then notifying residents is horrible. UPS makes up for it by putting notifications on the mailboxes, but FedEx and usps don’t.
Just about everyone in the management has a «holier than thou» attitude, especially Colleen. Masha has done right by me so far though, she’s good people.
Parking is atrocious, unless you want to shell out another $ 50+ a month for covered underground parking-​which I recommend because there have been a lot of break-​ins. They claim to have security, but that’s a lie.
For the price of this place, and location, it’s not worth it. If burning this place to the ground was legal, I wouldn’t think twice. I cannot wait until my lease is up.

This is the worst place to call home.
Management is HORRIBLE.
They Don’t care about the people living in this complex. They care about the money and that’s it! Research it before you choose to come and live here and take your money somewhere else.
Coleen the manager does not give a crap about the well being of the people here. The living conditions are very bad, the place is unsafe, a lot of cars were broken into, needles and syringes outside of the entrances and dirty, very dirty.
Go somewhere else! We just moved and thank goodness we did!
Management decided to fix the roof in fall/winter.What kind of incompetence is this? I guess they live in a parallel universe where there is no rain during that PARTICULAR time of the year. Not to mention that the doors to the balcony are barred shut and the only air that gets in is through the bedroom, if you are lucky. Some buildings have a sort of foil wrapped around them so no fresh air. People have holes in ceilings the roof caved in in someone’s living room, no joke and there is not even a «I’m sorry, let us compensate you for that» or something from management.
DO NOT COME TO LIVE HERE

This was my first apartment and first place I ever lived alone! The staff was amazing and the prices at the time were great!

I’ve lived at Camelot for over a year now, and I feel like I can make a review.
First, the office staff is superb. This is a very well-​run ship. If there is anything broken in my apartment, I can either stop by the office really quick or go online and place a maintenance request and it is usually done the next day.
Second, the apartment itself is very nice cone n in some areas, but other than that it’s very clean and nice. I wish the dishwasher was a newer model, but I can dream, right?
The entrance to the buildings and the hallways are very dim and dank. I wish that they could put more effort into decorating. I know there’s a lot of wall space, but a picture or two wouldn’t kill anyone. My friend once commented that it reminded him of his old army barracks.
There is an option to rent a parking space in the garage beneath each building for an additional fee, which I have not done. Because of this, I often have to walk quite a ways from my car, as the complex parking lot gets quite crowded at night.
Aside from a strange woman who yells and grunts off of her balcony overlooking the parking lot, the people are pleasant and nice.
Very pet friendly, there are tons of dogs on leashes running around and my cat was welcomed along with a one-​time pet deposit.
I renewed my lease for another year, but I wish that the complex was in a better location for walking, such as in a residential neighborhood. The strip mall adjacent at least has an awesome sushi restaurant!

I rented a studio apartment here in 2013. The hallways stink like cigarette smoke and this complex is generally filled with low-​income black people and Mexicans. I heard a lot of black people yelling outside at each other on most weekends and a lot of them play their rap music very loud.
There is undercover, secure parking (which is what I recommend) because there are a lot of vehicle break-​ins at this complex. Just about everyone owns a dog and they’re constantly barking throughout the units. It’s dormitory-​type leaves for a lot of noise from people coming in and out of the building with constant door slamming and loud, obnoxious conversations in the hallways. There is literally no escaping the noise. Typical apartment living, I suppose.
There’s a basketball court near the leasing office where all the black kids go to shoot hoops. There’s an indoor pool and a small exercising room but it closes when the leasing office closes. Parking is limited unless you park in the covered parking. The best thing this place has to offer is that every unit has its own washer and dryer in it.
I would use caution when renting from here. The leasing agents are friendly, though. They really like to do monthly unit inspections a lot which is concerning that maybe a lot of the renters are not very clean and might be doing a lot of drugs.