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Larkin Village
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citysearch c.
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This is a TERRIBLE place to live. Not only is it extremely noisey but it is not well kept. There is an obvious ""illegal substance"" problem in this area and lots of violence. As a matter of fact, just this past weekend I heard gun shots right outside my apartment (in my parking lot - which is near the playground that the children use). If you don't want to take my advice, call the Joliet police and ask them about the problems. Sure wish I would have done so before moving there. And if something breaks (or your ceiling caves in, like mine did) don't expect it to be fixed or to get any sympathy out of the office employees. It's nearly impossible to get in contact with the property manager, and if you're lucky enough to actually speak with him, hopefully a phone conversation is good enough for you, because he doesn't like sit down, face to face meetings with his unhappy tenants. Do yourself a huge favor and keep looking!
Pros: somewhat affordable
Cons: see review...
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