What could you possibly expect from a class C property? I have lived there for about 4 months now and while it could be worse I suppose, it could be a hell of alot better too! As far has maintenance repairs go about 50% of what I report is fixed right away. I am assuming the other 50% is not a priority therefore falls through the cracks on someones desk. After the hurricane (Ike) I was gone and Summervale came into my unit and threw out everything in the fridge and freezer. This is a major PLUS on their part. Not too many apartments in the area were as forward thinking. Kudos to Summervale for that! Then repairs began. The contractors (very obviously the low bidder)did a half assed job and had borderline respect for people's living spaces. Yes they layed plastice before they painted but don't expect them to re-adjust it if it's starts to reveal carpet or your bedroom furniture from their constant moving or work in progress. After all they have layed the plastic once damnit...by all means don't expect them to do it again! Yes they cleaned up debris from the construction AFTER they left it there for two days and I had to report them to the management office. And does anyone know where my electrical outlet covers are or whether or not I'll be getting my window sill back? Contractors that are chosen by any company are a direct reflection of that property. The office personnel have been polite when one is polite with them...one should not expect anything else when interacting with people. For the most part they try. They get an E for effort from me but saddly many of them don't have the head for business. It all boils down to this-YOU GET WHAT YOU PAY FOR! No major catastrophies and no major wow factors. Simple is as simple does. I wish them luck in their future business endevours and advise them to stay far away from the lowest bidders and focus more on customer service.
Pros: The ""E"" for EFFORT-Location-not too far from the Galleria Area
Cons: Amenities/Management Office Organization/Other Tenants-Ghetto
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