The Hudson on Adam’s Hill

I love where I live…
nice quiet area, away from hustle ‘n bustle.
Light street traffic.

So a while ago I wrote my review having just moved in, and unfortunately my opinion of this place has gone down quite a lot. A lot of things in the place were just on the verge of breaking when we got here, and when they inevitably broke, we had to replace them or deal with them on our own. (Management will not get back to you.)
Things that have broken during a year of living here: Shower head, toilet flush mechanism, ceiling fan, air conditioning, cabinet latches, screen door track, deadbolt lock. (Seriously, how does a deadbolt lock manage to fall apart?)
It seems like they made everything seem nice and new on the surface but it’s really just a façade that crumbles under any normal level of use. The paint on the deck started falling off in chunks after a light rain.
Other problems:
–Windows and doors are poorly sealed. (Courtyard is regularly filled with a skunk smell – either from an actual skunk or marijuana, I can’t tell – and it always seeps into the house.) Beware that outside smells will always turn into inside smells.
–Sound travels easily between neighbors. We can frequently hear our neighbors loudly partying or celebrating sports victories.
–Construction regularly occurs weekend mornings. If construction is going on (which is often is) you will not be sleeping in.
–Some windows are lopsided (maybe earthquake damage or just poor design?) so the screens won’t fit properly.
–One of the permanent owners has the world’s most vicious dog that will aggress at you at random when you least expect it. You’ll turn a corner and it will snarl and bark up a storm and pull to the end of its leash. It also barks day and night and can be heard through the whole complex.
–Management is creepy and intrusive. Yes, they do give you a «notice to enter premises», but he’ll just tiptoe up to your door and tape it up then scamper away. (Not even a knock or anything.) Maybe it’s me, but a little, «Hi, you mind if I come by in a couple days to look around/​check [item]/bring by contractors?» would be more appropriate. It’s just so unfriendly and cold… I would have appreciated something more straightforward and less like a police inspection.
So to end our experience, which was sub-​par but not terrible, we then get one of these famous notes on our door, this one telling us they’re selling (or have sold) our unit and we have 90 days to vacate. I appreciate that they at least gave us 90 days, but what upset me about this was that he brought in someone the other day to look at our unit saying that they were «interested in buying a unit with a similar layout to ours.» It’s pretty clear that was an outright lie. What bothers me further is that they never even bothered to offer it to us, its current tenants. I was completely floored.
So here’s the truth about this place:
Was it a good rental? It was decent. For its slew of problems, problem neighbors, and very limited space, it was okay. (After all, every place has issues.) But would I buy this place? Not in a million years. The walls aren’t straight, the construction is bad and at times unsafe, the management is horrible, the hot water frequently stops working, there are termites eating the foundation of the laundry room, and a few bad seed neighbors are downright awful to live near (I kid you not, our neighbors have recently taken up bongos).
Ultimately, I’m changing my review because this place is no longer a rental place, but a place to purchase a condo, and as an investment, this place is a train wreck!

Hudson on Adam’s Hill was my home for the past 3 and a half years, I just recently moved and only so that I could have a yard for my dog. I loved living there. The neighborhood is quiet and extremely safe. The building is secure and well kept. Management lives on property so any issues you may have are dealt with immediately. Units are renovated and modern. All the neighbors are quiet, no raging parties or screaming and yelling until all hours of the night. I don’t understand the poor reviews on this page. Sounds like bitter ex residents. I received my deposit back within a week of vacating and never had any issues with mold or management or I would’ve moved! I highly recommend if units ever open up (which few do because most residents are like me and stay for years).

Unilocal keeps removing my review of this horrible place. VERY suspicious.
Don’t move here — the place is not well taken care of + management will enter your apartment illegally. The apartments are updated but they did it as cheaply as possible so everything is falling apart + no matter how many times you ask for repairs they won’t help but will rather harass + yell at you. Find a better place to spend your money on unless you want to be threatened by your landlord for wanting the basic things you rent taken care of.

RLG had the nerve to keep our security deposit after our nightmare. We called the owner and let her know we were going to take them to court and they were going to lose. We magically got our deposit back after that.
After posting this I have gotten a lot of messages from former and current tenants telling me they had similar issues.
WORST COMPANY I HAVE EVER DEALT WITH. EVER. (well other than AT&T)