Katherine
Warning Against Greystar: Unjust Charges and Poor Customer Service
Greystar is dishonest, untrustworthy, pretentious, and disrespectful. They are corporate greed at best. I am currently unemployed and legally classified as homeless. The lack of response from Greystar is causing unnecessary stress and hindering my job search. I have been incorrectly charged for my move-out balance with Greystar. Despite being informed that I would receive a refund of $66.45, my account now incorrectly states that I owe $723.39. This discrepancy is due to an incorrect charge of $834.74 for carpet damage by a former manager, Sam Blake, without any invoice for this charge. Despite numerous attempts to contact Greystar's accounts receivable and Element Barclay Station, I have not received a single response or helpful update. The only Greystar employees who have been helpful in this matter are Courtney Westervelt and Rachael Dinka. The only damage was minor carpet damage in the guest bedroom. The master bedroom was in pristine condition. The only itemized documentation I received stated the carpet damage was $177.80. The origin of the $834.74 charge remains unclear. I want to reiterate that I am only responsible for the replacement of the guest room carpet, as specified in our lease agreement. The carpet in the master bedroom is in almost new condition, and according to our lease, I am not liable for its replacement. As per Clause 11 in our lease agreement, I am financially responsible only for existing damages. The stains in the guest room, caused by my guest, do not necessitate the replacement of undamaged matching carpet. Since the carpet in the master bedroom was not damaged, the decision and associated replacement costs should be covered by Greystar. Despite all of this, my account still reflects the incorrect balance. I expect this to be rectified immediately. I advise potential renters to be cautious when dealing with Greystar. Ensure all charges are itemized and clearly explained, and keep a record of all communications. It's unfortunate that a company of this size lacks the basic customer service to resolve such issues promptly and fairly.



