Shoregate Towers

This place belongs on skid row. Unhealthy. Smells terrible. Elevators are always down. Forget grocery shopping if you live here. Have your roaches and bed bugs pay rent too since they will be occupying your space with you and your family. Broken door knobs to reach the floor you just had to climb 9 flights of stairs too. Did I mention it stinks ? Don’t let their landscaping and nicely lit lobby fool you ;) You can forget about the pool they advertise here too since you won’t be swimming in that either. If you move here you can count on terrible maintenance, drug deals, flooding in your apartment, bugs, stolen converters off your vehicle and much more! I only rated this place one star because there was no option for 0. -Respectfully a former resident

The worst place I have ever lived and it's not even close. Rats have infested the basement and roaches have infested the entire building's clean apartments including the hallways, lobby, and elevators for around 2 years, with the infestations only getting worse. Exterminators have shown up to our apartment less than 10 times in the past year, mostly during a 2-month period followed by nothing for 6 months, despite us complaining multiple times about the roaches. We get told they'll come; that we're on the list, and then they just never show up. I often see 5-10 of them in one day, often in trash and food-free areas like my bed, desk, walls, the bathroom, etc. If you go to the basement to do laundry or use the fitness center, especially in the evening or at night, you're pretty much guara

They don't follow the tent, landlord rights and responsibilities. Forget about getting any security deposit back with no explanation of why.

Title: Unprofessional, Unresponsive, and a Complete Waste of Time I wish I had paid more attention to the 1-star reviews, but unfortunately, a coworker advised me to ignore them—which, in hindsight, was terrible advice. I was desperate to find a safer neighborhood for my child, especially with my low credit score, but choosing this property turned out to be a huge mistake. I was initially told by the property manager that the application fee would be $50, but when I went to the site, it turned out to be $200. After speaking with Stephanie, I was informed that $150 of that would go toward my first month’s rent, so I reluctantly proceeded. For two weeks, I heard nothing. I called multiple times for an update on my application, but every call and text was ignored. This lack of communicatio

This place is something I've seen naked people climb down the balcony on the other side then climb up to our party. A crazy car somehow launched it's self like 6 stories in the air and crashed into the building like a dart. Nothing works right and the place can collapse at any moment . Just the usual lol