Where to even begin? I lived at Arterra for two years and everything went down hill, fast. For starters, the "front pool" is broken a lot and is hardly ever cleaned. I never smelled chlorine when I used it either, which is concerning. The trash cans in the pool area were constantly overflowing and hardly emptied. One of the grills in the front pool area was broken. When we asked management why it wasn't getting fixed, their response was: "It's not in the budget"....okay, but putting on events for your residents is? Maintenance took a ridiculously long time to respond to work orders, unless your A/C went out in the summer (which they would respond to right away). Work orders were often left un-attended to, or marked as "complete" and never were. There were a few times our blinds would break, because they were so cheaply made; or the shower drain would clog, and we fixed these issues ourselves after waiting at least a week with no response. Parking is a nightmare. Arterra has way too many covered spots, which you have to pay a monthly fee for, or the un-covered parking is "first come, first serve". The uncovered spots would get taken quickly, especially if you were getting home after 5:00 PM on a weekday. This led to residents parking outside of the main building or having to find off-site parking. Having too find off-site parking because the complex you live at doesn't have enough parking to accommodate it's residents is crazy. There were a couple times I had to work late shifts on the weekend, and would not get home until 11:30 PM or later, and all of the on-site parking was taken. This forced me to park off-site and walk, alone, in the dark. As a woman, I don't need to say why this is unacceptable. I emailed management about this and never received a response. Now, say you did get parking and you think your car is secure because this is a "gated community", well you're wrong. The gates often broke/stayed open, which defeated the purpose of having them. Also, there was a week right before we moved, where the gates for the left-hand parking lot wouldn't open from the inside...this was super inconvenient for all of us. Along with being a gated community, you are supposed to be given a sticker that registers with the gates to open when you pull up (so you don't have to punch in a code), we contacted management in regards to this a couple times for 2 years and were always told they were "working on it". All-in-all, Arterra sucks, don't live here. The only good part of this place is Kay Lynn.