Krysti P on 04/10/2012

Just wanted to confirm what anonymous said on 03/22/12. The cockroach problem in this building is ridiculous. Pest Control was brought in a few months back to deal with the cockroaches, bed bugs and mice. Many tenants also complain of having ant problems as well (and not on the lower floors). Did I mention the constant water outages, with little to no warnings.

Management is horrible, even if they have made some changes. They will tell you whatever you want to hear in order to get you to move

Anonymous on 03/22/2012

Been there for 2 years, the first year was not bad at all. Couple little bugs here and there but that was it. Now it's barely livable - I am OCD clean and somehow we still manage to get roaches in our apartment!! We have not yet had any bed bugs *knock on wood* but the roaches are horrible. We can no longer use our kitchen or living room, they have taken over. We are leaving all furniture in the apartment for them to deal with when we move out because of the infestation. The management is ab

Anon on 09/29/2011

Landlord is responsible for paying for treatments in the apartment, no the tenant- see the City of Toronto website for more info:
http://www.toronto.ca/health/bedbugs/rightsandrespfactsheet.htm#7

luciana on 01/12/2011

The building owners knows there is a bed bug infestation and do not like doing anything about the issue. instead they make u buy bed bug spray from them to use . it their building yet u pay for the extra cost. horrible just horrible!!! now dont get me wrong the landlord is amazing! really sweet lady . would have been a great place.. i wouldn't have moved except the bugs were getting waaaaay to bad and i couldn't take it anymore! i had to basically throw out everything.. i lost alot of money w

Anonymous on 08/26/2010

I have lived there for two years and it was fine the first year and there was a complete 180 turn the next the bed bugs are my biggest concern someone left a couch in the hall and now I have them. When they bite its really itchy and they are smaller then roaches and the spray doesnt seem to work

ticked off on 08/27/2009

Yes, well, I'm finding that $1550 a month is a lot to pay for a large, bright spacious apartment that has cockroaches, ants, and now bedbugs.
I had no qualms about talking to my super about it; it's their obligation for the rent I pay to keep this place clean.

By the way, they don't do a great job at keeping it clean. It feels like they do the bare minimum.

I'm disgusted and distressed that I pay this much rent, and with bedbugs, I can't let my kids have friends over, nor let my kids (

jojo on 10/01/2008

I've been living in this building for about 3 years now and this problem began around Dec 2007. I am really suffering with this, my apt is very clean and I pride myself on how clean it is. But I am very reluctant to tell my super about this due to the fact that I heard that people have been evicted from their units because they came forward with the issue by telling their supers. I really dont know what to do, I have tried EVERYTHING!! from sprays to throwing out lots of furniture and clothes. I