July 28, 2026
Lived here 4 years as a student. Honest review
**Buildings:** Building 3 is the only one worth it — central air, attached garage, more civil neighbors. Avoid balcony units in Building 1; the sliding doors leak air, causing sky-high electric bills ($200-400/month in peak seasons) and poor air quality. **Amenities:** Pool is fine but only open ~2 months/year. Gym is mediocre, no upgrades in 4 years despite promises. Dog park is neglected. On-site groomer is overpriced. Café is decent. Package security is better in Building 2 (stored behind desk) than Building 1 (open lockers, theft reported). **Utilities:** Expect real overcharging — $50+ sewer, $20 trash, $50+ water, plus electric that spikes badly with air leaks. This is a common complaint, not just mine. **Maintenance:** Hardworking but sometimes marks jobs done when they aren't. Poor coordination with the leasing office. I had a 2-month mice problem that only got fixed after I brought a live mouse to the office myself. **Safety:** Gate is basically decorative — easy access for non-residents. No real camera coverage. My car's sunroof was smashed; I got a $25 garage credit against a $2,500 bill. Break-ins are common knowledge among residents. Get a garage if you're in Building 3; skip Building 2 entirely. **People:** Mixed bag — some wonderful long-term residents, but also aggressive neighbors, unenforced rule-breaking (e-bikes indoors, smoking in stairwells, BB guns), and reports of shootings on property. **Leasing office:** The biggest problem. Front desk staff are under-informed and can't answer basic questions; management rarely responds. They'll nickel-and-dime you on move-out — even one day early on keys gets you charged, and their weekday-only walkthrough system can trap weekend lease-enders into extra fees. Document every flaw at move-in for leverage later. **Bottom line:** Convenient location, but the price doesn't match the management quality or upkeep. Real potential, undermined by a dysfunctional leasing office and inconsistent enforcement.
Property Manager Responded: Thank you for sharing such detailed feedback, and we’re sorry to hear about your experience with communication from our team and with utility costs. We’d value the chance to review your account and service history and discuss your concerns in more detail, so please call 215-885-1300 or email towersatwyncote@comehometolindy.com, or stop by the office.
July 30, 2026