I moved out from 3400 Avenue of the Arts on Monday May 21, 2018. Here is my experience in a nutshell: When my boyfriend and I first moved into the B building on a third level apartment within the first month we experienced the following: - Toilet was broken, overflowed and flooded the bathroom on the first night- service team took a week to replace it, we had to walk to the gym to use those disgusting bathrooms and it was only limited time since it would close during the night - Washer was broken, leaked water and flooded the laundry room, took the service team maybe 2-3 visits to understand that it is broken and not draining to finally bring in a new washer - Dryer was broken, it took 4 cycles to BARELY dry my clothes, again took numerous visits from the service team to have the dryer replaced - Fridge was leaking water underneath and from the back of the fridge, took the service team 3 visits to understand the fridge was broken and needed to be replaced - paint was chipping off of all walls and doors - poor paint job The apartment was NOT move in ready even though it appeared it was. The leasing office is very slow at returning calls and keeping up with service appointments. They were not reliable. On top of this, here are the community issues I experienced - community/building fire alarms going off for extended periods of time multiple times through out the year - poor parking monitoring- my spot was the first spot when you come in and it was constantly occupied by vendors and visitors. The security guard wouldn't do anything besides take my information and call me when the vehicle has left. This was the worst after coming home from a long work day and not being able to park in the spot I pay for, leasing office did NOTHING to help this situation, no refunds, no signs placed up, no quick tow service on hand, absolutely nothing - Duck poop would be all around my parking spot because of the tree berries that would fall on my car and the surrounding floor- no one would clean it up I would have to dodge it everyday while i stepped around my car - Towards the 6 month mark the leasing office definitely showed less care than they did in comparison to when I moved in. Leasing office will never answer their office line, emails responses either they never respond or they respond super late, phone calls and voicemails, like I said they don't answer or return voicemails promptly, you have to constantly call them or walk down to the office to get a hold of them Overall, for 2000+ dollars a month this community wasn't the best community. I felt that for that price we experienced a lot of trouble/struggle that we shouldn't have when living in a high-end community that AIMCO attempts to be. I was certainly fooled in the beginning thinking the leasing office and the folks who work there are caring people because towards the end they certainly do not care about your experiences and concerns. Lastly, they overcharge like crazy at move-out to pull as much money as they can from your security deposit. I literally got charged all these crazy, absurd numbers that I have no clue why or where they are coming from and I have been calling since the morning to discuss with them, and OF COURSE no one answers or returns calls promptly so I need to go to the office on my lunch to address all of this and who knows if the leasing office will help me since the move-out rep is different from the leasing office reps. Definitely do not recommend this community at the price you have to pay. I've heard much better resident experiences from the next door community enclave.