3300 Tamarac Apartments

My name is Chuck Hyde I live at here for 21 years in the same building. I’ve seen management come and go, some good some not so good.
The management staff you have today Holly and Yajaira and the leasing staff is the best I have ever seen, they run the property so good. I love my home and I don’t have any plans of going anywhere.
Since they started working here we have seen many changes on the property, all the fountains work and look beautiful. The property for example all the new paint, interior exterior, all the landscape work and many more. The clubhouse turned out so good, I love to go and hang out there and read my books. (it was worth the wait)
Now I don’t know what these people are being paid but its not enough, they try to help as much as they possibly can. I know some of the residents which I know pretty well complaint about everything! but they don’t realize the office is just trying to make a better place for us to call home. Since the new owners took over, maintenance has gotten better. They are courteous and respond to issues in a timely manner. This is a big property and they do great maintaining it. If there is someone that knows this –property it’s me!

Heard that the property was finally sold to a top notch real estate team & they’re making changes. Amazing location. Love the fact that whole foods is right there! Pool is terrific and gym too. Nice neighbors and good community feel for a complex this large. Home prices are crazy in Denver so this is great way to live in expensive city and still enjoy the good life.

Update: they helped me resolve the bugs issue by sending exterminator twice…
They also opened up a nice gym with a personal trainer every 1^st and 3^rd Thursday… so I can’t complain now…
Here is the previous review:
BED BUG INFESTATION!!! STAY AWAY FROM THIS PLACE!
Some residents complain, but some are ashamed and hide their problem. I can’t keep quiet because this is the worst problem I ever had in my life! I didn’t know what bed bugs were until I moved here a few months ago. They live in walls, pipes, your closets and your bed! And they are impossible to get rid of unless you hire an expensive HEAT TREATMENT which costs at least $ 1300 for a small apartment (pest control will only curb their egg production). HEAT TREATMENT must be done in ENTIRE BUILDING to get rid of the problem, otherwise they will just run to my neighbor if I do it in my apartment, and then come back later.
Unfortunately, I will have to do a heat treatment right before I move out just to make sure I don’t bring these pests from hell to my new place.
I have little kids, and they got bitten so bad that I had to take them to the hospital trying to figure out what kind of disease this was! I couldn’t take them to pre-​school for a few days because the teachers wouldn’t let me bring them in! We get horrible bites every night!!! My NEW furniture and mattresses are ruined (about $ 5000 worth), and I have a lot of nice clothes, coats and shoes ($ 30,000 worth), and books ($ 3000 worth) that I’m trying to save. But the management doesn’t care, first they tried to blame me for bringing the bed bugs, but when I told them I have everything new in the apartment, they just said: we have exterminator come by every 2 weeks — he will stop by. READ ABOVE — EXTERMINATORS CANNOT GET RID OF BED BUGS!!! They didn’t care about our health or sleep or loss of personal property — they just don’t want to invest the money to get rid of the problem.
You can constantly see people throwing away perfectly good looking furniture because of this problem, yet, the owners ignore the problem. Pretty soon all apartments will have it if they don’t treat it now.
If I was the owner, I would invest in HEAT TREATMENT equipment instead of paying pest control so much for problems they cannot solve. And then heat treat entire buildings one by one. And if later someone has an outbreak or bed bugs — treat apartments that complain about the problem.
I currently spend about 1 – 2 hours a day treating all my furniture with rubbing alcohol and other remedies, as well as looking for bugs. That’s the time I take away from kids and work, about 30 – 60 hours a month, that’s a whole working week — full time!!!
I also spent about $ 500 so far on bed bugs treatments, which only help to curb the problem. I can’t wait to move out of this hell! The only way I will ever edit this review or write something positive about this place is when the owners take a responsibility for my losses and use HEAT TREATMENT in my apartment and entire building «i «where I live.

First off– Do. Not. Move. Here.
I cannot emphasize that enough.
My husband and I moved in here May 20^th and started having problems May 22^nd.
#1. One of the drawers and a shelf in our kitchen was broken. We requested them to be fixed May 22^nd. The maintenance guys came and took out the drawer and the shelf– it was never replaced or fixed until the END OF JULY.
#2. The sliding doors for the closets and the screen door are terrible. They don’t stay on track and constantly fall out, even when the maintenance guys «fix» them.
#3. Long story short– but we have had flooding EIGHT time in our bedroom. No that is not a typo, EIGHT times. It happened every time there was a bad storm. My husband and I haven’t slept in our room and on our bed since JUNE.
The management is awful. They are super slow to give a response and don’t care. We could have easily had mold in our room and they wouldn’t have cared. One of the office managers was so incredibly rude to me on the phone and pretty much told me it was my fault our apartment had flooding.
I don’t meant to rant and I never post negative reviews, but this apartment complex is not what the surface makes it seem. The management needs to learn how to care about their tenants and not just the appearance of the apartments.

the management is terrible. I have to constantly call them because they never call you to tell you about things like when your place is ready to be viewed, or that they changed the apartment we agreed upon because they decided to renovate with out telling me… I’m more than a little worried to move in here… UPDATED: management is still the worst. The apartments are decent, and maintenance has been great. But the management here is awful. They charged me a $ 75 late fee because they count Sundays as a business day to pay your rent… only problem is that they are closed on Sundays… In addition I know that they actually put fake positive reviews to get their score higher, don’t be fooled.

Update!
We’re finally moving this week. Finally.
In the last 4 months since posting my previous review:
— My shower broke and now makes a horrendous sound.
— I’ve not been able to use the clubhouse for almost a year
— We have to load our laundry cards during business hours, let’s hope you get off work and home before 6… Otherwise you’re screwed.
— No hot water or scalding hot water. No in between.
— Told us to purchase our own drop cloths and cleaning items for them, or else they’d charge us.
The one person that we really liked, Jordan, quit months ago. That was a smart move on his part. One of the ladies in the office asked me personally what was going on in my building… Apparently mine is known to be the worst one. She also congratulated me for getting out of that crap-​hole.
Don’t move here, don’t think of it as a quick fix, don’t rink of it as «it’s only a year»… Just don’t do it. We’ve had nothing but problems.
My cat died unexpectedly from veterinary malpractice, and I told them to cancel my pet rent, and they didn’t.
They’re inconsiderate, rude and they are an absolute pain to work with. I am so, extremely, disappointed.

We are very happy here. way better than courtyards at Buckley. We like the ponds, ducks and its pet friendly… We love our apartment inside

Resident here for the past two years. The building is old. No central AC. Baseboard heat throughout the apartments. They have only stopped working once, last year when it was ridiculously cold and the heaters just couldn’t keep up. Otherwise, they really keep the apartment warm. The summer is a different story. The only AC is a window unit in the living area. Doesn’t really get the job done. The cabinetry is old, and often falls apart. Electric stove. The wall outlets are also incredibly old. Anything you plug in, will fall right out of the outlet. I’ve also been shocked multiple times by wall switches. The keys are electronic, but they can potentially stop working and anyone with the correctly shaped key can enter your apartment, so you have to be careful with that.
The new management staff, though friendly and seeming to want to help you, is completely disorganized and seem very inexperienced. They never seem to know what is going on, even the managers. There is little communication between the management, leasing teams, maintenance teams and third party vendors that do repairs. Work orders, in our experience, are rarely placed to begin with and have required our following up in order to get things fixed. They are also not available on Sundays, and are only in the office for a short time on Saturdays. Managers are only in the office Mon-​Fri, but leave earlier than the office closing time, so if you have a 9 – 5 Mon-​Fri job, you will never get a chance to speak to them, nor have they ever responded to any of my e-​mails.
For the price, you do get a lot of space. However, the apartments are old and it is difficult to get repairs done if there are plumbing issues due to potential asbestos in the walls. This means that a special company must come in to open up the walls in a safe way, and if there’s a serious leak, as we have experienced multiple times, you are out of luck until the work week.
There are a lot of young people sharing apartments, and the walls are thin. Our building feels like a frat house. Also, the upper floors might have hardwood, which means that you will hear every footstep.
Right now, the apartment grounds is undergoing renovations. While this is nice, the buildings themselves are fairy old and the units have many issues, especially plumbing. While it’s not the most terrible place to live, but there are a lot of problems. It seems there is more interest to make cosmetic upgrades to the property to get more money rather than address issues that affect comfort and livability. There’s lots of space and the grounds are nice especially if you have dogs. The price is also relatively low for the area. There is no security or patrol, which sucks because there was when we first moved here, and one of the reasons we chose this property. If you need somewhere quiet and don’t want to worry about maintenance issues or getting your water shut of sans notice, I would probably go somewhere else. If you need a larger space for a lower price, this is a good option.

We called about viewing an apartment. I talked to Jordan. They were completely accepting of us bringing our puppy with us to view the apartment. We got into a golf cart and drove to the apartment building with the apartment we would view. We walked in, and it wasn’t completely horrible… The appliances were pretty new, the cabinets were fair at best, and it did not smell like smoke (even though smoking is allowed). When my boyfriend went to look at the fuse box, the door fell off the hinges completely. He opened a drawer in the kitchen and the front part of the drawer (the face with the handle) as coming away from the side board and nails were exposed. If I could give this apartment complex a rating solely on friendliness, I’d give them a 5. But, as far as what they want for a studio apartment for $ 829 with «light maintenance issues,» no thank you. Sorry.