The Ivy at Draper

Renter

DO NOT move here! You will regret it. Expensive, dirty and dogs run all over and pee. You will pay a high bill for outside lighting and lighting in the halls as well as for Sewer. Mentally disturbed people live here along with very old mean people. We asked for new carpet since it is 10 yrs. old and never got it changed. Same carpet in every apt. all throughout Covid and still to this day. They do not keep up on maintenance requests. The halls are hot in the summer and cold in the winter. Lights are going out all the time. Common area doors are broken. New staff in the office all the time. The assistant manager hates old people. The old residents are never checked on. They do not care about their tenants. They just want money. The hallways look trashy and are filthy. The common area rugs are filthy. They are 11 yrs. old and have changed owners 3 times now. The outside dog area with turf is filthy and could make a dog sick. Most of the younger staff lives here now except the manager and the maintenance manager. Greystar is the newest owner as of last yr. They charge what a new apt. complex would charge. They charge for carports. They raise the rent. The office is never open 2 days in the morning. Beware.

tdaly

my 1st 3 months: 1. Took over a month to get an assigned parking space. I had to park two blocks away from apartment to ensure I wouldn’t be towed. 2. Snow removal of parking lot and sidewalks takes multiple days to resolve creating extreme safety issues for elderly residents. 3. Rental Billing has been incorrect all three months. I have sent 16 e-mails to property management and corporate office with no response. 4. Maintenance requests are marked complete without resolving. 5. You can not have a guest. There are only 11 total guest parking spots on property but management has instructed residents with two vehicles to park registered vehicle in guest parking and unregistered vehicle in assigned parking spot creating an issue of all guests must park two blocks away to prevent towing. 6. Property management requires you to make an appointment to speak to anyone in the office but does not answer requests for an appointment. 7. General feeling that property management does not care about the safety of residents.

Donald

I visited The Ivy at Draper. They didn't provide any meals, transportation, or anything like that, but it is senior living. It was excellent; I can't say anything bad about it. I thought it was a little bit more expensive than what I would want to pay. It's fairly new, the staff was excellent, and the rooms were all very nice. I didn't have any problems with the bathrooms, and they were big. They had plenty of parking spaces for the residents, too. It just didn't have any place where you can go shopping or any restaurants. The staff was excellent, and the tour was very nice. They have plenty of things to do outside. They have a walking area and a dog park. It wasn't assisted living; it's just senior apartments that are maybe four or five stories high.