Apartments

... complexes and I paint empty apartments. The maintenance supervisor got fired...

... would up and leave $1M apartments. NYC is not like it...

maybe look at 2 bed apartments

... 1 block of serviced apartments / commercial serviced apartments comprising: A) 22-storey serviced...

...트 위치 C7 D'Capitale Apartments C7 Đ. Nội Khu D'Capitale...

@Catpuccin0, I applied for apartments so I’ll see how that goes! Fingers crossed ����

Got to the apartments for the first time. Stressed as heck because permadeath is now active. I searched literally every apartment and the loot was disappointing. Only 3 of the 50+ military crates had loot and I only found one special crate. The loot inside was garbage. The best find I got out of the whole multi hour escapade was a coffee machine and a beer. What am I missing here? submitted by /u/IamWongg to r/RoadtoVostokGame [link] [comments]

I am living alone for the first time in a while and went on a first date. I suggested he come over to swim at my place, and then we could go out for drinks. However, he told me as I was coming back from work that he had brought his bags. I guess I thought he would leave after, but he didn't. Anyway, the next morning we had a very good time, it was a lot of fun, but I had to leave for work this morning, and he is still at my place. I left at 8:30. It is now 9:30. I messaged him to please turn off the AC before he leaves and to say I had a great time. However, he has not answered at what point I should freak out and believe he is robbing me. Or do people think he just genuinely slept in that long? Maybe I can drive home at lunch and see. Anyways any advice would be great, I will also accept people telling me how stupid I am. I at least took my passport, cards, money, and electronics with me to work, so the important stuff is safe. Edit: I feel like I should clarify he is solo travelling across Asia and thats why he had bags. Update: Didn't expect such varied advice. Um, anyway, it's enough for me to be spiralling, so I called him, and there was no response. I then texted him, "you alive" as one person suggested. Idk, maybe some people sleep in until 10:30, and we were up until like 3 am, but I don't think it's normal to sleep in that long at someone else's house. He just called me back and said that he just woke up, and to be fair, it sounded like it. I am still going to go back at lunch, but he said he would leave soon. Update 2: I got home and he literally made the bed and did dishes so kind. I think I was just hungover and anxious because of it. But I am very much safe and he is gone. Sorry to all the people who like to sleep in that I offended I just normally wake up with the sun that’s why it seems so foreign to me, but also maybe it’s more culturally normal in North America to sleep late into the day during the week. submitted by /u/Revolutionaries14 to r/Advice [link] [comments]

Photos are 5 years apart. submitted by /u/Teemosfinest to r/ChickFilA [link] [comments]

Starting a thread for people to share specific, firsthand experiences with apartments to help others make informed decisions in 2026. Please stick to factual experiences and timelines where possible. Here’s mine from Mirada Apartments in Lewis Center: Timeline / Pattern I Experienced: Over the past ~5 months, there was a noticeable decline in upkeep and responsiveness. During this period, management/ownership appeared to change multiple times within a year (3 to be exact), which may have contributed to inconsistency. Specific Issues Observed: Maintenance & Repairs Multiple maintenance requests were submitted but either delayed significantly or not resolved. In some cases, items were not repaired or replaced at all despite follow-up. I’m aware of neighbors who went months without functional balcony sliding doors, reportedly due to budget constraints. Amenities & Upkeep Shared amenity areas repeatedly lacked basic supplies like paper towels and soap for 5+ months. The coffee machine has been out of service since around Christmas last year with no clear resolution timeline. Overall cleanliness and restocking of common areas were inconsistent. Pest Control Recurring pest-related concerns that did not appear to be fully resolved despite reporting. They still dont want to do anything about cochroaches and spiders. Management / Operations Frequent ownership/management changes created confusion and inconsistency in how issues were handled. Communication was often unclear or delayed when trying to follow up on concerns. Tenant Experience / Concerns Some interactions and observations involving staff made me personally uncomfortable in terms of how tenants were monitored or approached. lawsuit with OCRC with retaliatory behaviors so they hired a lawyer to cover up for them Overall Impression: Based on my experience, there seemed to be a pattern of delayed maintenance, inconsistent management, and declining upkeep of amenities that didn’t match expectations for the cost of rent. Would be interested to hear if others have experienced similar issues here or at other complexes. submitted by /u/georgiatechatlwaddup to r/Columbus [link] [comments]

I am NOT being compensated in any way for this post. I'm just a normal person who got sick of living in "luxury" crap, finally found something nice, and want to share. I've lived at Park at Westover Hills for 2, almost 3 months now and I still can't say enough positive. It's not just bare minimum, it's above and beyond for what you pay. The staff is phenomenal. I had a few minor issues at move in and maintenance was there in minutes. They even compensated me an extra $500 off rent for the "inconvenience" (it wasn't even that bad). That's held up, too. Maintenance comes that day or the morning of the next for any work orders, and does the WHOLE job. Not just patches it until it breaks again. I really consider the staff similar to a work friend. Obviously we don't spend personal time together, but whenever I'm in the office for any reason we end up chatting. They're responsive and actually answer the phone. The apartments are well kept (they are newer construction) but they were built with quality materials. And the amenities. Y'all. WHEN I TELL YOU this is the ONLY place I've ever lived where I'll use the community spaces at all, much less just to sit and chill. The grounds are beautiful with tons and tons of outdoor spaces to sit and read, socialize, or just wander around and have some outside time. The pool looks like something you'd find at a vacation resort. There's "green egg" grills, 2 gigantic dog parks, and an indoor dog wash (I have cats but my best girlfriend will bring her dog to get clean and have some social time sometimes). The landscaping is beautiful and they've planted herbs in many places. Grab some rosemary for your chicken. The gym is professional-level and can be used 24 hrs. It's not an airplane bathroom with a treadmill that doesn't work and half a set of free weights. There's multiple machines - preacher curls, leg machines, dumbells and barbells, steppers, bikes, treadmills, *a power rack*..... Indoor common spaces are also fantastic. There's a big screen sports simulator. Golf, baseball, football..... $6k espresso machine, free for use. 2 co-working spaces. Table games. Pool table and that area can be rented out for parties. I'm sure there's a lot more I'm forgetting. Pricing: TOTALLY reasonable for what you get. I have a "studio".... which is actually a small 1 bedroom. It has walls and a door. And it's 100 sq ft BIGGER than the "small one bedroom" in the garbage I last left. Full size washer and dryer. Patio. Altogether I pay $1300. Think of that split if you're a couple without a lot of stuff. The next size 1 bedroom starts at $1300, with fees would be around $1400. Yes, if you want a decent place you're going to pay a little more. But I toured several other complexes in this area, that weren't half as nice and didn't have half these amenities and it was a price difference of only $100-150 less. There's still plenty of units available since they actually just finished construction last year. Traffic can be crap in this area, yea. But I work super close so that's not a big issue for me to have an apartment that actually feels like a home. submitted by /u/Far-Spread-6108 to r/sanantonio [link] [comments]

I found these ones within the last week, but she regularly moves them around to mess with me. Ignore the state of my detergent dispenser, I have never used it, nor do I plan on it submitted by /u/backtosleepplz to r/MadeMeSmile [link] [comments]