Anonymous on 01/20/2016

Mine is similar situation to all the other comments. This building has a huge roach and bed bug problem that it doesn't seem to manage at all.
I don't believe the surrounding apartments were checked when I notified them of my problem.

I'm outta here!

Anonymous on 03/19/2015

This building has had a bedbug problem for a while. I was a tenant from 8/12-8/13, and during the last month of my stay bed bugs became an issue. The building also has a HUGE roach problem, and prior to move in management (Catherine was the WRE Leasing agent) promised me that they had never had any issues with pests. I actually contacted the pest control company myself when I realized my bites were the result of bed bugs, and the exterminator was the one to tell me they had been out to treat oth

Uli on 01/20/2015

I moved in to a studio unit in spring of 2014. A few months of living here and now my new mattress and living space is infested with bed bugs. After contacting management he contracted an exterminator. Although I am hopeful that this will cease the bed bug problem in my apartment i am afraid the entire building has a bed bug problem.

Anonymous on 06/23/2012

I signed a lease in September 2010 and broke it in February/March of 2011 because of roaches and bed bugs. The building manager, when I told him without doubt that I had bed bugs, handed me a spray bottle and told me to get back to him. The management was rude and condescending, basically threatening my rental credit, and avoided the issue until I was about to move out, at which point the entire floor seemed to have bed bugs.
It was a SERIOUS infestation, too. I had to throw out most of my fur

Anonymous on 02/06/2012

10/15/11-1/31/12

Bed bugs!!! We broke our lease and left after months of living out of plastic bins and garbage bags. They sprayed once, but I saw a review of another WR managed property on Yelp and they said that they were using non-professional chemicals. When they sprayed for us, they did not spray in other units. We spent hundreds of dollars on filling in the holes in the apartment, buying a new mattress, plastic bins, and laundry. When we left, many other tenants were also breaking their