I strongly recommend against moving here.
I asked the staff for a few extra days to thoroughly clean the apartment before moving out. I explicitly asked if any additional fees would be associated with the extension or moving out. The staff assured me that I would only be billed for the extra days, and when I asked if there was anything else to be aware of, they said no.
However, about a week later, I received a bill for over $2,000. Apparently, because I didn’t vacate the apartment on time, my... lease was automatically extended by 60 days. Ultimately, I had to pay $2,000 for two months I didn’t even live in the apartment.
Additionally, I noticed a shift in the staff's attitude after I mentioned my military service. They became increasingly uncooperative—ignoring calls and behaving in a resistant manner.
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Clarendon Heights has a serious mice problem that maintenance refuses to fix properly. They only offer temporary solutions, so I’ve ended up paying for pest control myself. Management needs to step up.

I lived at Clarendon Heights for almost 2 years. The only reason I left was for a job promotion in a new state. I was heart broken to leave this community. The leasing office staff was amazing, super helpful, and always there if I needed anything. The maintenance staff also were super helpful. They always cleaned up after themselves when they did a work order. Highly recommend Clarendon Heights to anyone looking.

No help after apartment was broken into and car was stolen , would not share camera footage. Tried to say I set my self up to be robbed so they wouldn’t let me change units They tried to force me out of the apartment rather then let us change units. The gym is horrible and the pool is small and water is dirty. It only looks good on paper.

If you don’t live under someone noisy it’s not the worst place. If you do there will be no solution at all and it’s a nightmare.