When I lived at this property it was great, Clean, quiet, and nice amenities. The problem is this company and their ethical values. I learned from management that by law they do not have to give you 60 days notice for your lease renewal (mine was not even drawn up 60 days before, even if I were to have asked for the new rent price). I planned on staying at Symphony because I liked living there, so I did not give a 60 day notice to vacate. When I got my lease renewal, maybe 40 days before my lease was up, I was notified my rent would go up a little over $250 (I was living in a non-renovated apt $820). I am a teacher and could not afford the $1100 rent for a 1 bedroom. That day I went in and turned in a notice to vacate. I then later received a charge upon moving out of $514 for not giving 60 days notice to vacate. This company did not give me 60 days, therefore I had no idea I wanted to leave until I got the notice. Management was incredibly rude about the situation as well and kept repeating policy to me instead of trying to meet me halfway (I asked for a partial discount on the $514) and rectify the situation.
I was really disgusted with how they conduct business here. I am a teacher, professor, and doctoral student, not someone who is irresponsible with payments or causes problems.
Just be warned if you do live here make sure you don't expect them to give you 60 days notice on increase in rent upon lease renewal, even it if it is a ridiculous amount, quick way to make $500 off someone.
I have lived at other complexes who do respect residents with a 60 days notice, so they can plan appropriately.