The Hub

The Hall at The Hub markets itself through "striking architectural features" - exposed beams, polished concrete, and large windows. But beneath these surface-level aesthetics lies a case study in negligent property management masquerading as "luxury living." The building's fundamental design flaws create living conditions that border on uninhabitable and dangerous. "Amenities" include: - Permanently sealed windows throughout the building. Do you like breathing air? Q4 doesn't seem to care. Multiple maintenance staff told us when management was asked about the sealed windows during development, they cited "tax credit eligibility requirements" - yet similar properties with tax credits manage to provide basic ventilation. How does preventing air circulation preserve tax credits? And this st

Mature adults beware. These apartments are marketed as luxury but hardly that. Everything is base model and the walls are paper thin. Add a bunch of college kids and you will be reminded of your college days where privacy and peace don't exist. These apartments are grossly overpriced for what you get. Come check out noise and traffic from the fields during the evenings before you commit to living here. In addition to the apartment being noisy and overpriced, the service from the office is horrible. My shower tub cracked due to poor workmanship. I called and let them know about it, and maintenance tried telling me I had to fill out a work order and take a picture, even after I notified them via phone. As I understand it, I followed the process for a water emergency, and my work was