GRANITE CREEK

We’ve lived here for upwards of six years but are leaving because of the new 2019 landlord and we are aware of other tenants leaving for the same reason. The new landlord is rude and doesn't know how to manage her tenants. She has maintenance vehicles parking in the only guest spots available. She tried to use our assigned spots to store carpet for HER new apartment upward of 4 hours and when we finally moved it we were asked to move our car so the carpenters could use our spot to cut her carpet. On top of that the carpenters fixing up her new apartment worked until 7 or 8 when my mother who is recovering from surgery is trying to sleep. We complained about a water leak over the span of three months before it was fixed and then mold was found and we were forced to live in conditions with hazardous mold and provided no accommodations while days and days passed and maintenance would never show up on time and when they did they would work til late and leave their tools strewn across the hallway to trip over once they were gone. Now we have ants and have gotten them to come in and spray but we're still infested. A parking spot that the previous landlord has allowed us to park at night for years is now hers with no warning but threatening and yelling about towing us with no notification. The rent goes up at-least once a year and this place is not worth what it costs and the management is not worth dealing with. We miss you mindy. We'll be leaving as soon as possible.

Overall, these apartments are nice. There is a pool, and a rarely used exercise center. The apartments themselves are in good condition, with only minor issues. However, the walls are extremely thin. You can hear your neighbor sneeze, hear their phone ring and even vibrate. If you rent a first floor apartment be prepared to hear constant stomping above you. The apartments are very close to Sierra College, which is convenient if you are student. This also means you get to listen to the parties through your thin walls and watch the bass move your furniture. The surrounding area is growing with new restaurants and stores popping up daily.