Business ProfileforPeak Property Group, LLC

I found a unit owned by Peak and signed leases/made deposits with 4 roommates in late 2020. The unit we toured matched the listing, and we were under the impression that all was well. Upon moving in in August 2021, we were devastated to find that all appliances were removed from a kitchen, leaving us with an uninhabitable room with exposed pipes and wood shrapnel. It wasn't long until the pipes began to emit odors and cause leaks into the bathroom on the other side. And then we were made aware of mold forming in said bathroom later on in the lease as a result of the exposed and open pipes. Peak's only response to this is that they had the right to remove appliances even though it goes against the listing that I was under the impression that I was legally signing for. From the beginning, we had noticed that our basement door - which is only accessible via an outdoor entrance - did not fit the door frame and could not be securely locked. Maintenance came to inspect this issue more than once, and we were distributed keys, however the door was still unable to close. This put a house of 20 year old female college students at a major risk for our safety. In early January of 2022, all running water stopped during a major snowstorm. This resorted to myself having to stay in a hotel room in the 5 days that it took to repair our pipes that froze due to the insecure basement door. Today, we have been moved out of this unit for over 60 days and have not received a security deposit despite being told by the leasing office that it had been sent. Additionally, Peak is not even issuing the full deposit as they've assessed that we had done damage to the unit. We had moved into a damaged unit, and all damages were done at the hands of Peak. They will allow your college student to move into a deplorable unit, offer temporary solutions to serious home issues, and then blame your kid for it at the end of the day. They have sucked my roommates and I dry - Please rent elsewhere!