101 Center

Thank you for providing our team the opportunity to be aware of a complaint that has been filed against us at the Revdex.com. We value the work and dedication that the Revdex.com provides for all business and we take any complaint made against us very serious.   We are a brand new...

construction apartment community and unfortantely we have suffered from unforeseen construction delays. In an effort to be fair and assist the residents throughout this delay we gave them two differernt options to navigate this time period. Option #1 delay their move in until their new home was ready and receive August and September installments free. Option #2 residents had the option of moving into temporary accomodations which we would make available after the initial 15 days of the delay. The residents received August free but would pay a prorated amount for September.   The lease executed by both parties is the guideline for our protocol in these circumstances.  A construction addendum was executed with the lease to make every future tenant aware that signing a lease on a project under construction carries inherent risk of a construction delay; the rental rate at lease execution contemplated this inherent risk.   The construction addendum provided the property the ability to extend the move in date by 15 days and thereafter the project would offer other accommodations but the ability for a resident to terminate their lease does not exist due to a construction delay.  However, the tenant has the ability to find another person who is willing to accept the tenant’s portion of the lease agreement.   This sitiatuon specifically, when the main portion of our building opened we offered this resident the ability to move into a temporary unit until their specific unit was complete. This was designed to lessen the burden upon the residents. We also offered the residents the option of having the leasing office arrange movers to move them from their temporary unit into their permanent unit once it was complete.   Sincerely,               The 101 Center Management Team

DATE: September 26th, 2017FROM: 101 Center Management TeamRE: Revdex.com Complaint Dear [redacted], Thank you for providing our team the opportunity to be aware of a complaint that has been filed against us at the Revdex.com. We value the work and dedication that...

the Revdex.com provides for all business and we take any complaint made against us very serious. We are a brand new construction apartment community and unfortantely we have suffered from unforeseen construction delays. In an effort to be fair and assist the residents throughout this delay we gave them two differernt options to navigate this time period. Option #1 delay their move in until their new home was ready and receive August and September installments free. Option #2 residents had the option of moving into temporary accomodations which we would make available after the initial 15 days of the delay. The residents received August free but would pay a prorated amount for September. The lease executed by both parties is the guideline for our protocol in these circumstances.  A construction addendum was executed with the lease to make every future tenant aware that signing a lease on a project under construction carries inherent risk of a construction delay; the rental rate at lease execution contemplated this inherent risk.   The construction addendum provided the property the ability to extend the move in date by 15 days and thereafter the project would offer other accommodations but the ability for a resident to terminate their lease does not exist due to a construction delay.  However, the tenant has the ability to find another person who is willing to accept the tenant’s portion of the lease agreement.Sincerely, The 101 Center Management Team

Complaint: [redacted]
I am rejecting this response because:this violates my right as a tenant. I have a right to break my lease if the landlord is not able provide substantial housing for me. This office did nothing to help with my situation, or anything in the matter to accommodate for my needs. 
Regards,
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