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Misty and Debbie are great to work with. Building is always quiet and clean. I always have a nice office and I never get shuffled around. Great place to have clients and be productive!

I have been a tenet now for little more than a year. Debbie and Misty in the front office are a GREAT group to work with. They are very attentive to my needs. Not sure how things were back in 2011 from the notes below but I can tell you it’s quite the contrary now. Stop in and take a look if you are in the market for a executive suite. You won’t be disappointed!

I was going to write this review after my wife moves her office out of the place in a few months, but I just couldn’t hold it in any longer. I have never, in all my life, encountered such woefully incompetent people. I mean all the workers are very nice and mean well; they just suck at their jobs. The simplest of tasks and easiest of requests are met with red tape and days of waiting.
The nearly 2 years my wife has had her law office there has been an absolute nightmare. The process of getting an initial tour of the place to renewing a lease to ordering additional services has been an absolute clusterfuk.
I could write volumes about each circumstance to further prove what idiots run the place. However, to save myself some time I am just going to outline a few things to lookout for if you are desperate and need an office.
* You will get nickel and dimed for EVERYTHING. For example, the internet is included but they will charge you if you want a router to do anything wireless. And don’t even think of getting a copy machine because you will get hit with an «electricity fee».
* The phone lines are horrible. Most of the time they are full of static. If there ever is a real problem with the phone lines or internet, they are incapable of fixing anything on the spot. Instead they have to call their headquarters on planet dufus who may or may not fix it. Actually, the reason that I am writing this is because my wife’s phone has been down for 2 days. When people call it says the number is disconnected. Of course they say it is somehow her fault which is their way of saying, «we are idiots and have no idea what went wrong or how to fix it so good luck with your business».
* They will tell you that the place is 90% full and its tough to get a «deal» on an office. Just remember that the place is 90% empty (for good reason) and stick to your guns. Don’t pay their asking price what ever you do!
* Double check EVERYTHING. Almost every invoice they send you will be wrong. They throw in random charges for things you didn’t want, double charges and higher charges than you agreed to. They are very nice and apologetic but it takes about a week to get a correct bill during which time you are sent late notices. Also, before moving in we were quoted a price on an office with a specific square footage. On move in day I thought it looked small so I measured it. Guess what? Either those idiots are too stupid to measure stuff properly or they tried to pull a fast one. Either way it was a giant clusterfuk, took weeks to resolve and made me second guess everything.
From day one when I scheduled a tour of the place and the lady failed to show up I should have known this place was trouble. However, the place served its purpose and somehow they didn’t go out of business leaving my wife with no office so I guess that’s good. A working phone line, however, is a very different story. It’s not like for almost 2 years it hasn’t been on her website and business cards or anything…