There are some very good things about living here too. Rent has not been adjusted despite the decline of quality of living here in fact it has increased substantially each year. In response to the disaster, Vox on Two has not offered the ability to leave the lease early, so I will not be able to leave for another few months. I have never heard of a municipality punishing people for their choice of apartment building, and cannot speculate on what the property management of Vox on Two has done to bring such treatment to its residents. The city has agreed to open the normal pedestrian path again, but they were unwilling to do so for weeks and could easily close it again at any time. I would not want children, the elderly, or pets walking on this poorly maintained access route. This left the *only* way to enter or leave the building on foot to be the freeway shoulder, which has no guard railing and no lighting at night. Over the course of this dispute, the city also closed the pedestrian path out of the building. However as a result, all residents of the building are now permanently banned from local businesses: The building has not provided any explanation as to why the conflict has occurred. Over the past few weeks, hostilities have erupted between Vox on Two and the City of Cambridge, MA. These inconveniences make it difficult to manage mail and trash while living here (there are trash chutes but their small size and jagged metal bits make standard trash bags unfeasible), but certainly don't merit a one-star review. What is a non-trash item? The building has provided no definition. There is now a hefty fine for *every single* non-trash item thrown into a trash bin. This has been replaced by a cart check-out system, so you won't be able to get heavy packages unless staff is available to check a cart out- that's true about half of the time. There used to be package carts freely available in the mail room to bring up heavier or bulkier mail. It is unclear if this was a formal policy or just one encouraged by building staff, but it has since been replaced by a strict $55 fee for every large item remove d. furniture) should be placed in the designated large item removal spot. On the move-in tour, we were told that large trash items (i.e. But significant downgrades in the living experience here have been accumulating. A few years ago Vox on Two was a truly excellent place to live.

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