
Ramble & Rose
Ramble & Rose draws people in with attentive leasing staff, particularly Brittany and Savannah, and genuinely nice units. The moment you sign the lease, however, the experience fractures. Maintenance takes months to respond, building areas smell of mildew and pet waste, elevators stay broken for weeks, and management has withheld security deposits illegally under the guise of wear and tear. Newer management (ResProp, as of December) has tanked operations: utilities shut off with minimal notice, fire alarms test without warning, and hallways remain filthy. Long-term residents praise the layout and amenities, but most complaints center on governance failure, not the apartment itself. Thin walls mean you hear neighbors two floors up. Unless your sole priority is the unit's look, look elsewhere.

