Whitewater Park Apartments

I loved living here for two years. It was quiet. I had a great view of Quinn’s Pond and I could hop on my bike and be on the Boise Greenbelt in a couple of minutes.
That was then.
Then the new owners raised the rent by $ 400 a month, when they sent out their renewal offer for the next 12-​month period. A whopping 68 percent increase in rent. They’re obviously taking advantage of the new Esther SImplot Park scheduled to open next door in 2016.
They didn’t care about their loyal tenants and effectively are evicting them. The number of people moving out over the past few months has been staggering.

Ya know, this place’d be cool if there wasn’t summer long construction starting at 6:50 in the gd morning, or perhaps a legitimate countertop that is not linoleum or a carpet that isn’t dirty cat hair. As much as I’d like to say something good, it is quite eery to be looked at by surrounding residents on their smoke break and the clock tower pond regulars while walking my dog. I will add however, it is nice to listen to the delinquents out till 3:00 am lighting off fireworks and cannon balling butt nakey, and I do get a front row seat to monthly cop cars assisting situations ranging from drug deals gone wrong or a fight breaking out between the homeless and the feral cats. After clearing out the brush, my morning view has gone from dry grass to muddy swamp water infested with used tampon applicators, crown royal bottles, dirty wood with nails in it and super sized McDonalds meal containers. When autumn rolls by, so do the geese, and my Bobs brand slippers get to walk over a thick layer of goose shit that my dog also can’t help but eat. But let me talk about our mold problem. Take a too long shower, or leave your window closed, black mold will sprout like Cookoo bananas. Multiple light fixtures have gone out in the past year, along with our dryer coming apart (we have to turn it on by taking it apart and connecting some cords. I have been electrocuted.) and maintenance hasn’t fixed it yet, which is just icing on the cake. We love you reflections, and if you don’t mind a white and brown unchangeable interior, a front row ticket to chubby white ladies in the small swimsuits attempting to float in kids sized tubed, and a windy ass road with dozens of gutters and bumps, than reflections is the place for you.

As someone new to the area, it was important for me to find a home in an area that I could feel comfortable in. Reflections is exactly that place. Located next to the Boise River, the Greenbelt, and within biking distance of downtown Boise, my new home is perfect!