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Rough go from day one.The overall experience has not been worth the amenities and management and staff are difficult to work with. Find somewhere else,

Revising my previous review. I have been here for almost a year and it has been slowly going downhill for me. I love the location and don’t mind the noise but the management and they way they communicate is terrible.The recent flood damage could of been minimized by waking people up at 2am when it was first reported that flooding was happening. They also added to this by trashing everything in our fridges and I mean everything while also helping themselves to beer, candy and whatever was available.This is after the lack of enforcing mask wearing in the gym( I have to be extra careful because I help out with my niece). The elevators are constantly out for months at a time. Oh and for the past two days there has been blood on the first floor….

Don’t do it. You will thank me.

DO NOT BY ANY MEANS CONSIDER THIS PLACE!!!!!! Save yourself the trouble. What kind of building knows that there is a floor at 2am but doesn’t alert anyone???

The building has done an awful job communicating with its residents during the flooding crisis. No information whatsoever has been given about the garage or the status of everyone’s car in the garage, or how we can even get it to check the contents of our cars!

Horrible handling of notifications during the flooding that started early morning 9/2.

Management is very incompetent and fails to communicate well with residents in the wake of Hurricane Ida.

Wen pool back to normal again? On the bright side, we now have the biggest pool in the city

Recent pool expansion to indoor space is going great. You can now very conveniently swim from the elevator all the way to 676 and pick up food from the first ever underwater Old Nelson!***UPDATE***Due to a number of voiced concerns by the residents, the PTP management has rolled back the expansion in record time. The pool has been converted into an organic, gluten free and grass fed pond to help reduce stress and anxiety that some residents have experienced.5/5 for PTP management response.

During the Hurricane Ida, Park Towne 1)was aware of the flooding situation but did not alarm its residents to either move their cars out of the garage or expensive packages from the storage room, instead it sent an EMAIL saying you need evacuate in 30MINS. 2) Does not provide any accommodation during evacuation time but a shelter place 3) does not publicize any time frame to reopen the building. We understand it’s hard to say an accurate date but no estimated moves and time line. 4) I personally have 10,000$ worth stuff in the underground storage room to ship out before moving out but got severely damaged, Park Towne does not allow me to access (which I understand) nor provide help rescue them despite they are EVERYTHING I have. I cannot be more disappointed in any place in the world than this place for its negligence and poor management.