St. Antoine Gardens — Local services in Detroit

I moved out 12/31/16 because I could not deal with the roaches and bedbugs anymore, yet the rent continued to go up $20 every year. When I moved I had to throw every piece of furniture I owned away so that I did not take any "critters" with me. The building manager at the time kept lying and saying that I renewed my lease 2months earlier then when I asked her to produce a copy of said signed lease she could not produce one. Then after I gave notice in writing, had the building manager sign the documents stating that I will get my full deposit because I gave sufficient notice at the end of my lease, they still decided to try and keep my deposits and charge me $52 additional dollars because "I didn't give sufficient notice"! I had to contact the regional building manager because the property manager lied again and stated I had not provided any notice even though she signed off on my Notice To Vacate. I sent in my signed copy and I received my deposit. I moved out to the suburbs where the area is more cleaner,quiet, rent is cheaper, no nosey neighbours and no loud ass disrespectful kids and...

Hi,..I became a resident in this building via a joint collaboration between the V.A Hud vash (RPI) and Southwest solutions housing agencies. My story is on Google. Disabled and searching for a clean and quiet place to live.. we chose this apartment instead of a long list of others. Management and maintenance are the major problems along with their pathetic pesticide attempt to control and eventually rid the building of roaches. I would not recommend moving into this building. It's time to move .

Update March 2024 I decided not to move after seeing the constant attempts to get things right under New Management. Roach problem was fixed a long time ago in my apartment. Maintenance & Security are always the Frontline problems everywhere. This is a great area and location to live in. I see "Great Potential" at Saint Antoine Garden Apartments & Town Houses. We could really use some more civic minded tenants . I highly recommend making this campus...

There seems to be a trend of hiring trifling and continuously uncaring management at this great Detroit location. Trying to cut corners at the expense of their current tenants safety and comfort is leaving a bunch of empty apartments and no new diversity of various ethnic elders to occupy those units.

This is definitely not a complicated property to manage. It just takes " consistency" ; and as our current city council president advised us during her last visit : " You all should establish a tenants committee.." We need thoughtful tenants and competent dedicated managers. 2024 🤔🌎 Security...