By Riogrande at Citysearch April 02, 2012
We had so many problems at Park Glen. The board members have nothing else to do than annoy people with stupid stuff that make no sense. They threw our $300 barbecue away because we let it cool outside for 2 hours.\t\nThey threw away the cover of my motorcycle because we cannot have any "decoration" on. They threw our flowers and herbs away because someone found a rat in his bathroom. We are simply sick of these board member. They are a bunch of old ladies and men who fit very well with very feminine gentlemen. They are noisy because they have no life. ...read more
By dinoko at Citysearch March 20, 2012
We lived at Park Glen for a few months only and we had some flood damage. The management is so inefficient to solve problems. We had a moldy smell in the apartment for weeks now. When we ask them to come fix something they don't even care.\t\nThey just care about stupid things like throwing our barbecue grill when we left it outside for the barbecue to cool down or even throwing our flowers we had on the windows because it's supposedly not in the terms of the terms of the lease.\t\nDon't live here if you want to live in peace of mind. \t\n\t\n ...read more
By Christophe Stanic at Citysearch March 19, 2012
I had to erase my former review because the condo association threatened to sue me !!!!! ...read more
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