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Akhil
1 reviews on 1 places
Update (November 2020): amenities have opened back up, though limited hours, so upping one star. No compensation or rent break for the time lost so three stars stay docked.
May - 2020 I currently rent here. Building is overpriced for Rahway in normal times but the amenities make it worthwhile, the main reason I rented here. However, now with covid situation, the management has closed all amenities for the last two months, and has been tight-lipped about reopening. So everyone is effectively paying "luxury prices" without any amenities and with no rent reduction whatsoever. No rebates have been passed over to existing customers for amenities that have stayed closed for two months. Even the courtyards are closed without any reason where there is no social distancing issue in an open courtyard. When management is sent emails about reopening, they are unresponsive and are avoiding addressing the issue. There has been no communication about opening the amenities even though several buildings in new jersey and new york have amenities partially opened. So look elsewhere instead of renting here since the amenities do not measure up to the rent that is being charged.
May - 2020 I currently rent here. Building is overpriced for Rahway in normal times but the amenities make it worthwhile, the main reason I rented here. However, now with covid situation, the management has closed all amenities for the last two months, and has been tight-lipped about reopening. So everyone is effectively paying "luxury prices" without any amenities and with no rent reduction whatsoever. No rebates have been passed over to existing customers for amenities that have stayed closed for two months. Even the courtyards are closed without any reason where there is no social distancing issue in an open courtyard. When management is sent emails about reopening, they are unresponsive and are avoiding addressing the issue. There has been no communication about opening the amenities even though several buildings in new jersey and new york have amenities partially opened. So look elsewhere instead of renting here since the amenities do not measure up to the rent that is being charged.