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2024 E Binford St, Laramie, WY 82072
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4_Bed Unfurn
Tenancy 12 week
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Ava Bohlender
I certainly would not recommend living here. The only advantages here include the in-unit washing and drying and the gym (both of which are not cleaned or maintained) and free parking, which are the bare minimum considering the expenses and lack of upkeep at these aging complexes. Keep in mind that these buildings are very old, with thin walls and absolutely no maintenance to the entrance into the buildings, which often smell putrid. There is extremely poor communication regarding when they enter your home for inspections and maintenance. You have absolutely no heads-up when maintenance comes into your apartment. In my experience, only at 8 a.m. Meanwhile, upon move-in, the apartments are utterly disgusting. My apartment had furniture, food, and dirt from the previous tenants. An upsetting experience that nearly all new tenants manage as they clean up after others on their own time and dime. Upon moving in, the most basic of processes were not communicated or managed. The power has gone out on multiple occasions (which happens a few times a year in Laramie, but The Social initiates zero communication about the timelines of the matter), the fire alarm has gone off for over 12 hours, and the hot tubs are only open from mid-July to mid-September. The rent is consistently $630 or more for comfortable heating, and the shuttle frequently breaks down. I recommend this as a last resort.
kyle mitchell
I like this place alot it a great community. The office always dose events with free food and they allow pets. The hot tubs are fun too. The gym is good too open all day. The apartments are nice as well 2 bathroom two bedrooms. And the have furnished and unfurnished apartments as well. Great place for the price.
CeAna Tysinger
I have lived at The Social for about 4 months now and I have had a great experience! The lady’s in the office, Abby and Catherine, have been great to me. They are able to answer all of my questions and they are super sweet! Catherine also does a great job planning The Social’s events. I love the instagram account too, the videos are super cute and funny. The overall experience has been great, if I had any problems Gabe and everyone in the office has worked hard and diligently in order to fix said problems.
Whitnee Allen
I have lived here for about 2 years now and I’m signing for a another year in my apartment! I really love how close it is to campus, the hot tub and the clubhouse is my FAVORITE! Everything is very clean and modern. It’s nice that the internet is reliable with so many online classes and when I moved in I had the option to use their furniture or my own (moving to Laramie I didn’t have to buy any). I don’t know what I would do without the staff being here to help when I first moved in, they were and continue to be so helpful! THANK YOU!
Marty Welling
Horrible, no one knows what they are doing. The rent is expensive and management could not manage a tee-ball game. The place was so filthy when we moved in, I'm talking about black gunk caked on the drain and dirt all over the walls (When you would shower the condensation would drip brown since the walls were so dirty, AKA Not a single attempt to clean after the old tenants moved out). Our heater stopped working in the dead of winter and it took over a week to fix because they forgot to order the part. (it was 50 degrees in our apartment and I wasn't even there for the worst of it). They didn't change the filter for way too long as well so another negligence factor. I had a very bad experience with my neighbors which became a safety issue for me and they had 0 interest in fixing it. They are rude, clueless and will milk every last dollar from you and not be able to explain where it is coming from :). Their move out procedure was awful, and poorly organized. You can try to contact them as much as you want they will get back to you with useful information about 5% of the time. Oh and don't count on the amenities the hottub and pool were drained 90% of the time with 0 explanation. The bus was "broke down" more than it wasn't, the gym sucks, the mail situation is pathetic, I'm talking you could walk in there and have your choice between about 50 packages since they just left them sitting in the open and didn't bother to check IDs. If it was possible to give negative stars I would. DO NOT STAY HERE :)))
Ava Bohlender
I certainly would not recommend living here. The only advantages here include the in-unit washing and drying and the gym (both of which are not cleaned or maintained) and free parking, which are the bare minimum considering the expenses and lack of upkeep at these aging complexes. Keep in mind that these buildings are very old, with thin walls and absolutely no maintenance to the entrance into the buildings, which often smell putrid. There is extremely poor communication regarding when they enter your home for inspections and maintenance. You have absolutely no heads-up when maintenance comes into your apartment. In my experience, only at 8 a.m. Meanwhile, upon move-in, the apartments are utterly disgusting. My apartment had furniture, food, and dirt from the previous tenants. An upsetting experience that nearly all new tenants manage as they clean up after others on their own time and dime. Upon moving in, the most basic of processes were not communicated or managed. The power has gone out on multiple occasions (which happens a few times a year in Laramie, but The Social initiates zero communication about the timelines of the matter), the fire alarm has gone off for over 12 hours, and the hot tubs are only open from mid-July to mid-September. The rent is consistently $630 or more for comfortable heating, and the shuttle frequently breaks down. I recommend this as a last resort.
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