The Bosco

DO NOT RENT HERE! The apartments themselves are nicely equipped however the walls are paper thin. Thin enough to hear every word of your neighbors conversation. Having said that, Management does not care about the residents in anyway. MY MOTHER PASSED AWAY LAST WEEK SUDDENLY, leaving my father in somewhat of a financial burden. I intended to move in with him to help him with his monetary constraints however when i called the "caring" management office i was informed that even though i just lost my mother and was trying to assist my father that i still had 4 months left on my lease and even though this is not a common instance they had to treat it as someone breaking their lease and did not have a hardship clause in the lease meaning i would have to pay 2 months rent or move out and be responsible for the rent until they re rent the apartment. Unfortunately doing either would negate me moving in to assist my father because i would not be able to financially assist him while doing this. I then went and spoke to the "Assistant Manager" and showed her the obituary and offered to bring in the death certificate to show her i was not trying to just break my lease but was promptly told there was nothing she could do and there was no one else i could talk to. She promptly ended with a smug "Have a nice day" as i walked out. Its painfully obvious these people care only about money and could care less about the residents. There are way better places to rent with caring management.

I have numerous complaints about this property and the adjacent lofts.My vehicle was towed because it was parked over the line at the end of the furthest row in their parking area. The area that my vehicle crossed into was dead space that was not by any means another parking space nor was it obstructing any traffic or emergency services. The contract says tenants' vehicles may be towed if the vehicle is double parked, but I have yet to see how my vehicle crossing over into dead space is considered double parking. Management tells me that there are 6 billion people in this world and it is impossible to define their terms so that there is no misunderstanding with anyone--it is comforting to know how much they respect their tenants. Cost me $150 and a lost day of work.The noise ordinance at southern express lofts limits loud noise from its tenants between the hours of 9pm and 8am daily, yet the property owners can host parties in the coffee shop below on weekends that last well near midnight without any tenants consent. Also, the coffee shop in the area below has no discretion when it comes to these limits as employees behavior will wake you up at 5am. Neither really bothers me, but it's the principle of respecting your tenants. Then management tells me it is my responsibility to complain rather than theirs to prevent the issue.I regrettably moved into a unit without having looked at it, as I moved from out of state, and I was looking for a quick move-in. I ended up paying $900/month for a unit that has rotted floors and leaking windows. Additionally, you will always find pieces of the exposed brick and mortar falling onto your furniture, your countertops, and even your bedspread.Be prepared for a lackluster experience and management that has little respect for its tenants. Expect to have rent increases annually without notice if you plan to renew. I am locked in my lease for another 9 months, so wish me luck.