Arrow Apartments

Our time living here has seen a change in ownership, and the management has significantly deteriorated. Despite this, most of our problems have arisen over the past two years. Here’s a list of reasons why prospective residents should avoid living here: 1. The parking situation is appalling. The complex forces residents to pay for a standard parking spot for each vehicle. The base-level parking spot is not reserved, and residents must pay more for a “reserved/covered” spot. Each vehicle receives a parking sticker. However, the standard parking isn’t enforced, allowing “guests” to park wherever they please overnight. This depletes the limited parking spots available to actual residents. It’s frustrating to pay for two vehicle parking permits just to be unable to park because there’s no desi

I am new in town and moved in the Arrow apartment. FYI, Management company have changed last week and Kanela who is now on charge to take over the leasing office as a point of contact, She is willing to help and flexible for my moving. She does process my moving seamlessly and fast despite of new role for a week only. I am very impressed about her work and appreciated very much when she shorten the waiting period for moving in. Happy for my choice at the Arrow apartment.

I recently moved into Arrow (with the new management team), and although I had to deal with an unfortunate situation regarding my unit having a balcony; which I confirmed with 3 members of the previous management team, it did not. The new manager Kanela, leasing consultant Kate, and maintenance manager Nik, made every step of the process easy and stress-free! Happy to call Arrow my new home!

Extremely disappointed with Arrow and Thrive Communities during my move out period and incidents leading up to it. On May 10th I was attacked by two of my neighbors dogs. They ran off of the leash down the stairs and one bit me when I was just trying to walk to my car. I informed management immediately following and had proper police and animal control reports sent. The best they could do was “get back to me Monday and sorry about that”. Both of those dogs were allowed to stay on the property for weeks after the incident with no repercussions. I was bit by a Belgian Malinois or German Shepard type dog and the other that charged behind it was a Doberman which is a restricted breed. Very unsure of the thought process for not immediately having those animals removed after that sort of behavi

AVOID, FIND A BETTER PLACE TO CALL HOME. My wife and I lived here for 1 year and were the first to live in the apartment that we rented. It was a terrible experience. Everything seemed to break extremely quickly, which notes a low quality of build. We had to place tickets with maintenance so often that we gave him a going away card when he left to another property. What broke you may ask? Here's a list: - The main weird window in the living room never sat right into the window itself, the maintenance guy drimmel'd a hole into the window itself to try to fix it, it was never really fixed. We used tap to stop the cold air from getting in. - The dishwasher broke 3 seperate times. - The counters were too close to the stove, and the oven door had trouble closing. This was never fixed even afte