Complaint Review: Jefferson Woods Apartment Complex - Langhorne Pennsylvania
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- Jefferson Woods Apartment Complex 100 Harper's Crossing Langhorne, Pennsylvania U.S.A.
- Phone: 215-752-6700
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Jefferson Woods Apartment Complex IT'S A SCAM! SOME TENANTS PAY LESS THAN OTHERS!! Langhorne Pennsylvania
*Consumer Comment: Was there a cheaper rent deal offered?
*Consumer Comment: It is my Business
*Consumer Comment: NOT UNCOMMON PRACTICE...
*Consumer Comment: Thanx...
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I moved into Jefferson Woods Apartment Complex last June. I had no idea that my $1225 a month rent would buy me such a cheap place to live. The walls are about a millimeter thick, my back door is broken and slams against the frame whenever the wind blows, all my outlets are put on crookedly, the first night I ran the bath it leaked into the apartment under me, and there are no dumpsters anywhere near my apartment.
However, the thing that set me off the most was when I found out certain tenants were getting special rent rates that weren't offered to others. The rent was promised to go up to $1310!! a month starting this summer, but one of the tenants in my building accidentally told me they'd offered to increase his to only $1235. I don't think anyone else knows about this, and they should. There is basically no snow removal, they over-salt the streets so they're extremely icy, and I am furious that I've given them as much money as I have. If you're thinking of moving into this apartment complex, THINK AGAIN! Who makes rent cheaper for some than others?!
Karen
Langhorne, Pennsylvania
U.S.A.
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#4 Consumer Comment
Was there a cheaper rent deal offered?
AUTHOR: Leticia - (U.S.A.)
SUBMITTED: Thursday, March 16, 2006
When your friend moved in. I moved into an apartment complex in TX after my friend (We met while I was moving in.) and I paid less than her, because they had a deal going on the month I moved in. She was paying close to $200 more than I was because of this deal. When her lease was up they had a deal on 3 bedroom apartments, that she took a part of and didn't pay anything more than she had been paying on her 2 bedroom because of the deal.
Sometimes it's being in the right place at the right time.
#3 Consumer Comment
It is my Business
AUTHOR: Amy - (U.S.A.)
SUBMITTED: Thursday, March 16, 2006
The reason I even care is because it's one of my friends who told me the information. He moved in a few months AFTER I did, and therefore I do think it's my business since he told me. I have every reason to be irritated that someone who moved in after me was offered to have his rent lower than me. And yes I am absolutely moving in June, as I could mortgage a house for what I'm paying for rent now.
#2 Consumer Comment
NOT UNCOMMON PRACTICE...
AUTHOR: Sherri - (U.S.A.)
SUBMITTED: Thursday, March 16, 2006
The people who pay less than you have probably been there longer than you have. Not only that, most places are only allowed to raise rent a certain percentage per year. Leasing agents will rent out apartments for what the going market rate is at the time.
When I lived in San Francisco, I was paying $2100 a month for my apartment (1999-2001). The people next door to me had been there ten years and were only paying $800 a month for the same sized apartment. If they had decided to move, they would have been paying market rent just like anyone else just moving in a place.
Also, some tenants could be getting some assistance for housing. You don't know their circumstances and it is really none of your business..it is between the tenant and the landlord.
#1 Consumer Comment
Thanx...
AUTHOR: D - (U.S.A.)
SUBMITTED: Thursday, March 16, 2006
Thank you for the heads up. And am I correct in assuming that you will be moving when your lease is up?
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