Centennial Court Apartments
Most residents report a frustrating gap between what management promises and what they experience. Internet cuts regularly, roaches are widespread, repairs fail repeatedly, and rents rise with no corresponding improvements. A handful of students praise the location and a few staff members by name, but those positives are far outweighed by reports of water damage ignored for months, pest control vanishing for half a year, and deposit refunds withheld without proper notice. The overwhelming majority finds the price unjustifiable for the conditions. A small group, mostly earlier residents, note the proximity to campus and the friendliness of individual staff members like Ansib, but even they acknowledge the apartment itself is worn. Long-term residents describe a pattern of management prioritizing rent collection over habitability: charging for full months when prorating was promised, raising rents by $85 per month, and leaving residents without clear explanation after water damage floods their units.
