Breakers

This is the worst place ever. They say and advertise gated community yet everything is open to the public. They have wild parties just for young adults. Seems like every month is a shooting at the bar or some kind of fight. Whenever you call for maintenance they take three weeks to a month to come and fix it unless it’s an emergency. They like to do a soft knock and walk in before you have a chance to open the door. There is so much drug traffic at the bar by the owner and nothing is done about. If you like to hear people fighting, partying, watching people get drunk and high walking around breaking into your car, garage and house then this is the place for you. They don’t tell you all the bad things and make it look so nice but the truth is its not. If I could I would give it negative zeros. They made me put a star it should be zero stars

Mehh. False sense of security with all the gates/​guards– I actually found it to be more of an inconvenience than anything. No dogs allowed on the Lake trail. Hahahahah, is this a joke? People still do it regardless. Office folks were bad at first, they then cleaned house and things got better (additional star given). Incredibly inefficient apartments. We had a 1 bed. Xcel electric/​gas typically cost us $ 80-​$ 100. Breakers also send you a monthly bill averaging an additional $ 100 on top of that. Factor in $ 200/​month for utilities alone in addition to your rent. Don’t forget renters insurance cost, cable/​internet as well. Now you’re really getting up there in price. Check the lease for CAM charges. Pretty much pass most costs of anything related to the property on to the resident. It really pissed me off when the sprinklers were on when it was raining out, we pay that bill as a community-​this happens all the time. 50% of the time hot tubs didn’t even work. And if you live on floor one, prepare for loud ass neighbors-​better sleep with a fan to cancel noise. Also prepare for weird stares when you’re walking about the community with mostly unfriendly folks, most of which can’t even speak English! Maintenance was OK-​really bad at first but did get better. Lots of creepy crawling bugs in my apartment. Ants especially. They have holes dug in the tile floors at my entrance inside/​out, around my bathtub trim, basically everywhere. Even after they came to spray, they return in a few days. Never felt like a clean apartment. For the price, you should definitely look elsewhere.

We moved out of the Breakers March 16 because we bought a house. They do require 60 day notice even if your lease is up. It is in the contract. You can go in their office and fill the notice out. Moving sucks and I didn’t have time to clean as much as I would have liked. I was worried that I would get a huge bill in the mail. Instead, they only charged me for a cleaning fee, drip pans, $ 40 worth of touch up paint, and my last utility bill. Came out to $ 258. My deposit was $ 250 so I owed $ 8. I’m use to apartments trying to squeeze every dollar out of me so this was a nice change. We really liked living there and would highly suggest The Breakers

Ok. Are you sitting down?
I suppose this could be considered a horror story, so I want to be sure you’re sitting down and that you’re not faint of heart. If you are, then this review may not be for you.
Two places come to mind when I think of The Breakers Resort. The first is Chernobyl. The second is one of those abandoned amusement parks you see profiled on the web. Let me explain:
Chernobyl because living here is similar to living in an area that has been quarantined. Quarantined because everything, from the rotted out building facades to the broken lamps, to the leaking gym ceiling (leaking for years and not yet repaired), to the dilapidated tennis courts and playground, to the half empty lake, to dead landscaping, to the broken & empty hot tubs, everything looks like it should be surrounded by caution tape.
And, an abandoned amusement park because, glancing around, you can see what looks like a once vibrant, active, festive place, not unlike an amusement park, but you are left to conclude that something terrible must have happened because all that is left is a shell of what once was. EVERYTHING has the appearance of something that has been neglected and left to decay.
A few other things to beware of at The Breakers:
1. Maintenance is non-​existent. One example are the hot tubs (one in each village) that have not worked in years, (despite management listing them as one of the «resort’s» amenities). Another example is snow plowing. The lots are left unplowed, especially after large snow falls. The only place in the city you will get your car stuck is on the roads INSIDE The Breakers Resort. (We spent hours with some of our neighbors getting cars unstuck so we could simply go to work!)
2. Pests living in attic spaces and making sounds that keep you up all night. Having your calls to maintenance and pest control go unanswered.
3. Landscaping catastrophes: Management recently had a knee-​jerk reaction to a few late season snowfalls and hired an inept landscape company (I doubt they were a licensed company) to hack all the trees and completely destroy the landscaping (what was left of it. Most of it is already dead.) They CUT OFF EVERY BRANCH of every tree, starting at the ground and going up approximately 20 feet or more! This has completely destroyed the aesthetics and privacy of the entire grounds.
4. The lake, once a main draw for the property, is now a half dried up crater. Walking around it you have to hopscotch around geese dropping and must wear long sleeves to avoid the swarms of mosquitoes.
5. Christmas lights are left up year round making the place look like a trailer park.
But the most frightening aspect of all (Yes, there is something even more frightening!)
THE MANAGEMENT!
The sad thing is, this «resort» was once and could once again be a wonderful place to live. The ground work is still there! It comes down to one thing: INCOMPETENT MANAGEMENT. From the top down they are apathetic at best and unresponsive, uncaring, deceptive and conniving at their worst. They have set up a loop of command so that you can never talk to the person who can allegedly resolve the issue, and, eventually, whomever you do talk to has been trained to pass-​the-​buck, which means that NOBODY is every responsible for anything!
EVERYONE on the management team (with NO exceptions) will ignore your pleas as long as possible and when you finally confront them directly they will look you in the eye and tell you a bold-​faced lie, not just once, but over and over again.
Needless to say, I would strongly advise you to look elsewhere for your next home.
My hope for The Breakers is that that someday, an investment company rescues this place and restores it to what it once was. The bones are still there. But first, they will have to get rid of all the useless flesh currently running the place into the ground.

This place is terrible. The office hours are a joke, there is no service, and if you complain about the bee infestation that is taking over your apartment they charge you for the «service» of getting rid of the pests and don’t even offer to reimburse you for the time you had to vacate your abode out of safety concern. After moving out they will not only take your security deposit but then send you a bill for things that are completely made up. The walls are paper thin and you have to suffer through your neighbors snoring and the common area near the clubhouse is more aptly titled the «please come rape me zone» as there is no security or lighting. If you try to call to get help, good luck. It’s like screaming into the void. If you move to Denver in the summer months, I recommend giving being homeless a try as it will surely be more pleasant than trying to live in one of these awful excuses for an apartment.

First of all Ashley manager of winter beach and marble head this review is dedicated to you. I don’t think that I have ever met someone where I ever wondered how they sleep at night. Ashley is definitely one of those people. We had a balance because they lost a 2000 dollar check of mine. We recorded the conversation where she made promises that she didn’t deliver on. She’s a conniving horrible person. She enjoyed evicting us. I tried to hand her a 4600 certified check but she said it was too late. This place is nor worth the atrocious staff. Our apartment felt like it was just going to crumble to the ground. There were raccoons in our walls. My sink was clogged the toilet was constantly clogged no matter what we did. The floor in the kitchen caved in. The gated aspect is a joke. One night we heard gun shots. I called the next day and got scolded by Jason for not calling the cops. We then got a letter saying that they were gunshots and the breakers is not responsible for your safety. Alright. If you’re expecting to pay your rent and be done with it good luck. There’s utilities their utilities location fees trash water etc etc etc. I’m so happy to be out of that place. I can’t imagine why anyone would live here. Don’t live here. Whatever you do. Spend your money elsewhere.

STAY THE HELL AWAY! LIVE ANYWHERE BUT HERE! If you want a place that is overpriced, and management treating its tenants very poorly and in some cases illegally then this is your place! The management team is incompetent, hypocritical, does nothing but cause you heartache, and waste your time.
The biggest example I can give to this is approximately six months before the end of my lease, while I was out of town for two weeks, and after having paid my rent early before my trip (bank records to prove check was cleared even before my rent due date). I came home to a «demand for possession» notice on my door with court orders and lawyers. I understand that mistakes happen (I have proof they cashed my rent check) but Instead of trying to resolve this like reasonable people, they deny a mistake has been made and it was only going through the lawyers and court system that they were forced to fix their error. But they failed to resolve this matter and only resolved this after I had filed a counter-​suit against them. This is just the worst incident, but I do have others such as failing to respond to maintenance requests (only after 3 weeks of calls and online submissions did they respond).
I am sure for the rent prices they charge you can surely find somewhere else that would be just as nice and the management will treat you like you should be treated (treating you like you are paying a ton of money to them every month)
All I can say is if you decide to live there make sure you have a lawyer that works in tenant rights on retainer because I am sure you will need one once you sign that lease and you encounter that first issue that comes up. Don’t say I didnt warn you!

We had to find a place in 1 weekend to live (flew in from out of state to find a place) and we decided to go with the Breakers. The apartment we reserved and put down a deposit for was then not available after we paid the deposit etc…, so we had to accept moving into one we hadn’t ever seen in a different community and guess what, it was over $ 200 more per month. That’s convenient on their part. For 3 straight weeks the «Community» we were going to live in didn’t have our rental agreement with everything needed to keep the apartment so I was becoming worried. Come to find out, it wasn’t in my name, it was only listed in my girlfriends name. Great. Just put both names so you don’t waste everyone’s time not finding paperwork. Moving in was fine and the physical structure was fine.
One fine evening when there was snow on the ground (you can’t see painted parking symbols) and there were no signs anywhere, I parked my truck in a spot that you could not see was a handicapped spot. They know what cars we have and we even have stickers and our phone numbers. Instead of calling me and telling me to move it, or giving me a ticket, they have a private company come and tow your vehicle ~10−15 miles away to an industrial area that looks like something from a horror movie. Mud/​dirt lot with tons of broken into/​broken down cars. Broken glass and barbed wire fences. A single-​wide mobile home converted to an office with swastikas and curse words carved into the counter/​walls. The employees are covered in tattoos and reek of cigarettes. I was told I was going to be charged extra for a Saturday pickup, or charged extra to avoid the weekend pickup and pick it up Monday so they keep it longer. So you will be charged extra either way. Total cost was over $ 380 when they could have called, emailed, or something similar. I think they are in business just to make money with the Breakers.
I contacted Jason McDonald about it, the manager of the Breakers at the time. His response was pretty much he said he couldn’t do anything and couldn’t give any money back and wouldn’t change their policy. Why not just call the resident or post something on their car? The entire lot was full that night and there was nowhere else to park and no visible signs that it’s handicapped. Sounds a bit like fraud to me with a towing company in bed with an apartment complex, a sort of «I’ll scratch your back if you scratch mine». After a fruitless conversation with the obviously lazy, untalented, uncaring, and argumentative manager, Jason, I learned he is no longer with the company (no surprise there). I decided to talk to the community manager Brandy Garland.
She was about as useless and argumentative as Jason, but she also refused to answer simple questions via email. I asked over 8 questions at least 3 different times and she would not answer them saying she doesn’t know what I’m talking about. I still have the emails, they are a great read. She called them «statements in which I said I wanted answers to», when in fact they were questions with a question mark at the end, that she never would answer, sorry if high school was too tough for you.
All in all, physically sound place. The residents are very diverse, the office management is a joke, and you should pray that you don’t park somewhere you shouldn’t. A few things to note: parking garages in Gold Coast are 100/​month, detached, and very small. Not worth it to me. There are extra charges on top of rent that you should expect to pay around $ 100/​month for, one being property maintenance fees which I’ve never seen exist except for here. Sounds like another cash cow for them. I’d say avoid The Breakers. Most specifically Brandy Bodine and Jason McDonald but he likely got fired or quit.

Terrible appartments. The actual appartments are pretty nice but they are poorly run. «Gated community» but they let anyone in that has a work truck. Takes forever to get repairs done. It took them 4 months to fix our broken shower door. Cars get broken into all the time here. Too expensive for how things are run. Wish we never lived here

Beware when they tell you that you can pay your rent online through the website AMC Rent Pay. The last day of our lease was Sept. 30^th, yet they’ve taken over $ 3,000 out of our account for «rent» in October and November. Short of getting our bank account number changed we’re powerless to stop it as they shut down our access to the online portal when we moved out. And the people in the Winter Beach office could not be LESS helpful. They gave us a number to call… for some other company. And the number we were able to find on our own just goes to voicemail. All around ridiculous. These people obviously couldn’t care less.

I’m moving from ga to denver this week, I’m not even there yet and they have already been causing me problems. I listened to everything they have said and have done it correctly. I sent my proof of income to the email address that they told me to, along with my signed application that I even have a copy of. On the day that my roommate is supposed to move in, they decide to tell us that they never got the proof of income or a signed application. Another agent named josh had told my roommate weeks ago that we were cleared for the apartment and everything was good. Luckily I was able to get more proof of income sent over to a different address they decided to give me. But they should have brought it to our attention that something was wrong, until the last day and making it seem like it was my fault.
They lack communication at this place. They don’t know what the hell their doing and just make everything harder for you to get in and probably out. I wouldn’t be surprised if they find another way to fuck me over. Save your time and money and don’t live here. There’s much better places with no aggravating. Don’t live here!

My roommate and I looked at this apartment complex and received the tour of the entire place and the village we were most interested in. The woman who took us around definitely made sure she was showing us all the good parts of the gated community and telling us all about the amenities, parties, and night life around the area. She really sold us and we moved into Gold Coast Village. I can’t speak for the other villages but the place we moved into was a dump. They did a terrible job cleaning the place before we moved in. The inside of the kitchen cupboards were disgusting with brown grime all over them, lights were out, the fireplace didn’t work. They failed to mention the terrible water pressure, the cheap blinds that they put in the bedrooms, and many other things. And this was just the beginning! After moving in we came to realize more things about the apartment. The «wood» floors in the kitchen and bathrooms was peeling up from the floor, we had ant problems almost the entire time we lived there and we WERE ON THE SECOND FLOOR, they painted the sink to match the original color of it and if you ran hot water for a while the paint peeled off and the sink looked disgusting, our dishwasher broke down multiple times, there were definitely smokers in the apartment before we moved in because whenever we would shower and the bathroom would get humid the humidity in the air turned brown and would run down the walls! ALSO we had racoons in our attic that kept us up for months because that’s how long it took them to get pest control over there! I can’t add up how many times we had to call maintenance because something was wrong AND how many times we had to call them twice because it took them double the time they said it would for them to come and fix anything.
There’s so much more that we dealt with living here, loud and creepy neighbors, people driving too fast down the street, un-​leveled steps, air conditioner stopping multiple times, etc. If you still want to move in here after I’ve told you all of that then good luck! The only good things about this entire place is the amenities at the club house and the pool parties. But hey don’t plan on having a parking spot anywhere near your apartment when there are pool parties, and don’t plan on getting maintenance to your place any time soon after you call. Also make sure to stock up on your ear plugs, time your showers and laundry loads, and get some ant traps. Also make sure to not step in any geese shit because they’re EVERYWHERE, and to watch your step before you get out of your car because people come flying down those roads without a care in the world.
The village pools close early, the marina hours are ridiculous, the people at the front gate answer the phones after you call three times, the staff is rude, and the maintenance team are all a bunch of lazy kids and old guys who drive around in their golf carts making it look like their actually working when they’re not (because if they were things would get done a lot faster).
OH! And make sure UPS drops your packages off at the office because people will steal them off your from porch! And in the winter don’t expect them to scoop snow until it’s already halfway melted. The upkeep of the property is decent but the upkeep of the apartments is terrible. And the lake/​around the beach is disgusting because of the geese and the dead trees that they don’t cut down!
And LAST BUT NOT LEAST! Make sure they’re not doing any roofing or construction while you’re living there because the last few months we were living there the construction company was rude and was there bright an early in the morning to wake you up. They left trash everywhere! They left NAILS everywhere! They were terrible about picking up after themselves. I had to get TWO tired patched! This roofing company was cheap for them. They are cheap people who own this community, they could’ve definitely hired a better roofing company. My roommate stepped on a nail one night when we were leaving! The roofing company thankfully paid me back for my tires as I provided them my bills but then I felt like I couldn’t park anywhere around my complex for the rest the time they were working there.
The only friendly people I encountered the whole time I lived here was the only guy who works at the Wave, the bartender at the bar inside the clubhouse, and the younger fellow who works at the front gate. I even had to get into arguments and yell at maintenance and the Gold Coast manager to get someone over to our apartment.
I would never recommend this place to anyone and I will go out of my way to make sure people who are considering this place know that it is terrible. And I have moved every year I’ve lived in Colorado and lived in lots of apartment complexes and this was was by far the worst overall.

So far my experiences hasn’t been too bad. But I will say there have been some issues with my apartment from the get go.
As soon as I moved in I realized that my A/​C was broke, then it took the maintenance staff 5 days to fix in the middle of summer. I have this huge sunken spot in my floor right in the middle of my living room. There are cracks in the corners of my bedroom which aren’t that bad but it lets water in when it rains and always seem to have a few spiders come through. I wasn’t told that the CAM (common area maintenance) charges would be around $ 50 a month and that is a little annoying. Once a month they do through parties that let anybody and everybody in the complex who are only supposed to be at the main clubhouse but always seem to wander anywhere they want in the resort.
I am really considering paying the $ 1000 to break my lease just so I can move somewhere else with less problems and a cheaper rent.
There are definitely better places to live in this area for the price, but where I’m located does seem to be really quiet which is a benefit.

I have lived here for 5 years from 2005 – 2010, lived at a different apartment complex for 2 years, then moved back to The Breakers and am currently still here. Right now I really hate it here but don’t want to move again to pay the same amount for less amenities and father drive to work. I love the amenities but dislike the following:
1. The office manager for my village is terrible; for over a year we get an eviction notice every month for late payment even though we pay ON TIME! So for every month for over a year we go through stress and embarrassment of these notices being put on our front door despite the fact we pay on time. The office ppl have lost our rent checks 2x! The worst part is they don’t seem to care that because of their mistakes we have to go through the stress of this! Because of their incompetence I now have to get a receipt each time I pay rent because they can’t do their job.
2. The maintenance ppl are useless. The air conditioner actually broke and had to be replaced, but they made us wait for 4 days! We finally got it replaced by had to call every hour and go ask the office ppl 3x (going back to 1^st issue with the office). The most annoying part of this is that they treated us like total jerks! I didn’t think it was unreasonable to demand to have the air conditioner fixed, especially since it was 90 degrees for 3 out of 4 days.
3. Not enough dog poop stations. They have 1 station in each village that includes poop bags and a trash can. Not convenient at all, especially since a few months ago the office posted flyers telling residents of they didn’t pick up their dog’s poop they could be evicted. The flyer also encourages residents to snitch on each other for a $ 50 reward if they see someone not picking up their dog’s poo.
4. Security is a joke. Almost every weekend the gates are bent or broken because ppl ram through the gates!
5. The club house restaurant, The Riviera, allows non-​residents to eat there — ridiculous! One of the perks of living here is the security, but now anyone can come in to eat/​drink at the restaurant. They started doing this several months ago and since then there’s been a noticeable increase in drunk drivers speeding through the complex. A few nights ago a group of ppl got into a huge fight and one of them fired a gun multiple times! One of the biggest reasons I moved here was for the security, and I’m so pissed that the Riviera just allows anyone to come in, get hammered and then either drive off or wander around the complex!
So long story short, this place is garbage.

So my review is not based on actually living here.
I am apartment shopping and saw all the great amenities on the Breakers’ website so I went by to take a look at them. Apparently there’s so many different layouts that they don’t keep updated brochures with pricing. At least that’s what I was told. I decided to look at a vacant 2 bedroom in Friday’s Harbor.
The tour was nice! The view of the lake seemed so amazing and the outside bar area seems like something I’d like after a long day at work!
The excitement built quickly after I was told about all of the cool amenities.
Finally get to the complex where the vacant apartment is. Right before walking in the leasing agent says «I don’t think the maintenance has been around to this one yet» I didn’t really care because I think it’s more beneficial to see an apartment before they dazzle it up with lies and call it a «show».
The layout was nice but I was distracted by the number of ID cards that were hidden behind one of the bedroom doors… that was odd. Then walking through the halls and noticing all of the holes and cracks in the walls as if it was just outdated and covered with paint. Got to the bathroom and saw razors on the counter. Couldn’t figure out if it was maybe the maintenance guys tools but then I remembered. it had just became unoccupied so I just assumed a crackhead lived there.
I think the place is sketchy and being that I have a 3 year old I think I’ll look in another area.

It’s a horrible place to live! They have these parties all the time which jams traffic and makes it nearly impossible to find parking. Almost hit some Mexican guy standing in the middle of the entrance… turns out he was directing traffic… with his hands down. The place is not kept well at all and is way over priced! Save yourself the trouble from moving here and avoid at all costs!

I have lived here for 2 years. I truly enjoy the layout and the beautiful trees.
However, I want others to know that The Breakers is not a place to move into if you actually plan to use any of the amenities, or If you like to be treated with respect from your management staff because they are both terrible. No matter how level headed you are there will be drama and a bad experience if you interact with your community office or the main clubhouse and the bar. It doesn’t matter how you may interact it is sure to go poorly due to their lack of professionalism.

I called the Breakers home for five years (2009 – 2014), and overall, I enjoyed living here. I was initially attracted to the idea of a gated community with a nice athletic center that offered classes. Here’s the rundown:
Pros:
–Gated community
–Plenty of parking
–Nice apartments with a great floor plan (I was in Friday’s Harbour)
–Maintenance requests were generally taken care of quickly (only once did something take more than a few days; of course that’s when my AC broke in 2013 and two weeks without AC on the third floor in August was no fun)
–In-​apartment hookups for a washer/​dryer (you do need to rent from an outside company for this)
–Beautiful landscaping
–Nice little gym, plus fitness classes throughout the week
–Several pools and hot tubs
–Awesome running trail around a central lake
Cons:
–Gated community (after a few years, calling people in to come visit was just a hassle)
–The beautiful landscaping is added into your water/​utility bill over the summer (my water bill was usually around $ 25 during the winter, but around $ 70 in the summer, this was SUPER annoying!)
–Unless you’re retired or work in the hospitality industry, you won’t be able to attend most of the fitness classes offered.
–You must hand your rent check to the apartment manager in person (cannot «drop» rent in a drop box anymore) or pay online (which may have a fee, if I recall; this is pretty ridiculous). I found this obnoxious as their hours are generally my work hours.
–When it is your lease renewal time, you may or may not get your new rent amount until after the required two month notice period to vacate. In other words, you need to give 60 days notice to move, but if you wanted to know your rent price for the next lease year, you may not get to know it before you’d need to give your notice. My sister and I risked this a few years because we were too lazy to move. But had it been a huge increase, we would have been screwed and would have had to pay some crazy amount for not notify the office early enough. But how can one make an informed decision to move without the new lease amount?! *headdesk*
–The geese are pretty crazy, to be sure.
Overall, I loved living here, but all of the little idiosyncrasies began to add up and create more headaches than not. I didn’t experience many of the complaints of the other reviewers, but did have enough pet peeves that have caused me to rate the Breakers 3 stars instead of 4. The rent isn’t outrageous and the apartments are comfy and renovated. I didn’t mind the drive into downtown, but if you’re a frequent visitor to LoDo, the commute could be a nightmare. The Breakers has been home for the majority of my time in Denver and I will miss the apartment, but not the greater Breakers.

TERRIBLE CUSTOMER SERVICE!!! They also lie to get you locked into a lease asap. They say «someone else is looking at it, so you need to act now!»
They told us that our unit already had a washer and dryer so we wouldn’t need to pay and rent any, sure enough we are paying $ 40 extra for a washer and dryer. No one will resolve it, they just push the blame on someone else.
The HUGE issue is that we have only been there for 2 rent payments. They said that we would receive a notice on our door for water. Well, we have yet to receive one, so I wrote my check $ 100 over for rent. Next thing I know, am attorney’s office is at my door telling me I have 3 days to pay or get out.
Come to find out, my water bill was due with rent by the 3^rd (which I never received) it was $ 127.00! They charged $ 26.00 for water but add sewer 20.00, trash, $ 7, pest control $ 2, REAL ESTATE TAX??? WTF? $ 9, CAM CHARGES (whatever that is) $ 40!!! Set up $ 20, Service fee $ 6!!! I assumed paying for water meant paying for water! Come to find out, a bill was mailed apparently on ⁸⁄₂₁ and due by ⁹⁄₁!!! Not even a full 2 week notice and I’m being threatened to be evicted! All over $ 27!
So apparently I was off by $ 27.00 so I owe $ 100 late charge, another service charge of $ 35, plus $ 10 a day. Total $ 262.89 over a $ 20 water bill!
No one sent a letter, reminded us, or even gave us a bill, but now one day after I pay rent I’ve got attorneys on my ass.
This place is unreal! We have huge rats and racoons that are in our dumpsters. Wonder why I pay for pest control.
The front units are painted so ugly too, so when people drive by they look like dumps, but I’m in a townhouse which is nice but way overpriced. I wouldn’t recommend anyone living here. Go to Palamino Park if you want a nice place to live.
I’ve had a leasing agent lock the door in my face when I originally moved in. He told me I needed a money order, so I ran to the closest store and hurried back to get my keys and give him the money. When I returned he locked the door right in my face because it was 6:01 pm and he knew I was just running up the street! He never mentioned that he was closing! His name is Terry at Gold Coast, what a nasty person.
Then at the gym, I brought my son, who’s 14, to play basketball. She kicked him and my boyfriend out, so I came inside not knowing what had happened and brought my son in to use the business center with me. She went off! She said «he can’t be in here, you need to get out of here» First of all, he had adult supervision the entire time, and we weren’t going to the gym, we were going to the computers. She got so nasty with me. Once she settled down and I explained we weren’t going to the gym and asked for her name, her entire demeanor changed. I’m pretty sure her name was Carol… old lady with short dark died hair.
Anyway, in the 2 months we’ve been there I’m really disappointed. I pay over $ 1500 a month for a 1 br with a loft. No garage, and treated like crap. So no, go live somewhere else. There’s just drama here and everyone seems to hate their jobs and they take it out on us residents. Hope this helps anyone considering.

Resident invite only. I came on a Saturday. Too bad the office was closed, I saw there was a multi-​functional coffee machine there! Lots of activities going on at the resort. Beach volleyball, boating on the lake, BBQ…