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| - It took a while to find an affordable, quality home around Scottsdale that matched my needs: a relatively safe neighborhood, proximity to work and major highways, recreation in the area, and a good foundation to have as a home. Luckily, The Allison has gone far and beyond the expectations I had for an apartment renting experience.
Adjusting to North Scottsdale certainly takes some time, but the area is rich with parks, sports and recreation, bars and restaurants, and other activities for individuals, couples, or families of any age. The Allison is a great representation of the quality you can find in the area, even better given the relatively low cost of the space.
Anytime an issue pops up, the complex is quick to address the need as soon as possible, and almost always with the highest quality of work. While there are a few issues that occur from time to time, the friendly leasing staff readily handle anything that might pose a problem.
I'm happy to be a resident here and, after upgrading to a larger unit, will continue to enjoy my stay at The Allison.
Update: The parking here is ¯\_(?)_/¯ and the complex is crowded with snowbirds throughout the year. You will likely rack up at least one parking ticket during your time at The Allison. The people in the leasing office (Carrie & Lance) are caring and compassionate, but the new leasing company has let the quality of the complex slip drastically. The City of Scottsdale stuck out its pinky finger and disallowed dogs from being active at the nearby park. Mostly, fuck Scottsdale. I'd still recommend The Allison for cost, proximity to the freeway, safety, and the kind staff who tend the needs of the tenants.
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