Anonymous on 06/08/2011

I had a bedbug problem here back in March of 2007. I didn't even wait for the super to get back to us before calling in experts. According to our research, if the super doesn't act in 24 hours to an situation like this, you are within your right to deal with the problem yourself and charge the owner.

We got the bugs from the unit below us who had been living with them for months and never told anyone. That apartment was a revolving door of exchange students and they all thought bedbugs wer

Anonymous on 05/09/2011

The bedbugs won't go away. That's because the landlord won't spray the whole building. i'm notthnaking the landlord for having pest ontrol spray because he has to spray the whole building at once. If anyone sees a 'for rent' sign here DON'T MOVE IN' as the bedbugs aren't the only problem. the tenants are slobs and throw their garbage in the hallway and the building manager doesn't do ANYTHING!

Anonymous on 04/27/2011

We got our first infestation here about 2-3 months ago. The place was then sprayed by pest control, and now they're coming back again. Total nightmare. The guy across the hall from us got them from the people above him. He gave them to us.

The landlord should be spraying the entire building at the same time, not just individual suites. They're just going to move from apartment to apartment unless the whole building is taken care of at the same time.

I had to throw out a couch and bed fram

Unhappy Tenant on 06/15/2010

Found a bedbug crawling across my lap in the middle of the day about 7 months ago. The people across the hall had an infestation that the landlord had apparently tried to keep quiet.
I woke up to bites a few times, but the caretaker had someone come and spray twice and I haven't seen any since.
I'm looking to move now so I thought I'd pass the info on to people potentially taking my place. Don't do it! The landlords are useless and nothing gets fixed. The price is low for a reason.