Tysons Glen Apartments and Townhomes

Current Resident 619509

Resident • 2010 - 2011

Never stay again

Noisy is really a problem. You can hear everything going on on the next floor and the ceil thunders when they walk.

Current Resident 718463

Resident • 2009 - 2011

Bed Bugs!

They have bed bug infestations. My neighbor (who is crazy but super vigilant) spotted the unmarked cargo van and the heaters they were using to heat them out. They never bothered to tell us that there was a problem. There are also cracks appearing in a lot of the apartments I have been in. Not a good sign. The outdoor lighting has been going out frequently. The new maintenance manager is lousy and the overall response time has gone way up.

Current Resident 440114

Resident • 2010 - 2011

Stay away!

They are horribly slow at taking care of the streets and side walks after a storm. Total disaster area. Beyond that, our rent went up HUNDREDS of dollars this year! They get you in on a good deal, then nail you with a HUGE rent increase for the next year. The rents are now way higher than any of the other complexes in the area, and you're not getting more for what you're paying at all. Horrible carpet, slow maintenance (you have to call and email over and over to get them to come, and they still don't do it right the first time. Our toilet was leaking all over the floor, and they still wouldn't come out. Same with a leaking AC unit which is in the stupidest place you could imagine.) Thin walls, rude management who don't care and just say there's nothing they can do (or don't even answer the phone), they all tell you something different as well. Oh, and they gym they claim to have? Doesn't exist. They tore it down in fall 2010, and have no idea when they'll have it rebuilt. Yet, still, charging the huge increase in rent when we're not getting what we're paying for to begin with. WTF is wrong with these people? There's also been a number of drug busts in the neighborhood lately. Cops surrounded our friends' place, and the guy they were trying to catch was actually banging on their door trying to get in! SO NOT safe. Rent checks have even been stolen right out of their "safe" lock box! Plus, Verizon cell towers are constantly going out around here, Fios constantly craps out and with how the place is wired, you can only have one connection...AC and heating units are old, no insulation so the electric bills are sky high, the shuttle for the metro is never on time so you often miss it, end up waiting forever, and are late, and the hours the pool is open are short. So any "perks" they claim to have, don't actually exist. They didn't even have the place clean the day we were scheduled to move in, so we had to delay our plans when we had everything rented to move. In short, the place has gone to crap.

Prospective Resident 325699

Prospect • Visited 2010

HORRIBLY DISAPPOINTING MANAGEMENT

I have been apartment hunting for quite some time now. I went to have a look at Tysons Glen for the prime reason of the location. And I was honestly disappointed. The staff are downright rude and dumb. They don't go out of the way to help you or work out your options. All they want is for you to sign up and give them the money. They don't care about anything else. Both women in the leasing office were dumb. They just don't seem to care for customers.And the apartments are just overrated. They were nothing less than rat holes. Honestly if you need some better reviews GET BETTER MANAGEMENT STAFF. They could do loads better.

Current Resident 878090

Resident • 2010

Pet friendly, but construction is weak and noise is almost unbearable

So they make a big deal about the wood floors, but when you sell a place on wood floors, people expect nice, plank wood floors. These places have the scrapwood parquet that was here before they carpeted everything. They tore up the carpet and left poorly installed wood tile floors. And so, because these places are "apartment construction," you can hear everything the people below you say (and do) and the people above you sound like a family of water buffalo. The lack of carpeting doesn't help. If you do choose to live here, do yourself a favor and insist on a top floor and put down as much rug as you can afford.

sijray21

Resident • 2010

great for the price and good management

I've lived here for about 14 months and have been happy. we rent in a 3-br townhouse. parking has never been an issue, but those with motorcycles may want to look elsewhere; mine was stolen from here, but it wasn't chained or locked to anything. motorcycle and auto-theft is more of a problem with northern va in general, so i'm not complaining about the complex. the management have replaced the washer/dryer unit, fixed our dishwasher and have addressed any problems we had quickly. no hidden fees of any sort and utilities have been reasonable. the walls are a bit thin, but nothing too ridiculous; the noise really depends on the neighbor. they are very pet-friendly.

sidhas2000

Resident • 2009 - 2010

Like living at Tysons Glen

I moved here last year and so far I liked it. Parking has never been an issue here. Management makes sures that the apartment complex is kept clean and so far I see that regular maintenance and upgrades are keeping abreast. These are good size apartments and the best thing is that washer and dryer is in the unit so you do not have to worry about the laundry.

Current Resident 126718

Resident • 2009 - 2010

best apartments in this area

I have been living here for almost a year and I am so happy be here. The management is awesome. Elisa and others in the leasing office are very helpful. They answer all your concerns and have a helping attitude.I had to call maintenance around 3 times and they were prompt. Even after hours maintenance is very responsive. The grounds are very clean. I live in a first floor apartment and have no bugs problem at all. I do not have roaches in my apartment. But still the pest control people come to check on things. When I occupied the apartment it was very clean. Since the building has access control it is very safe. I never had any safety issues here. I don't have noisy neighbors, also the building is strong and doesn't have creaky floors, so even if you have noisy neighbors there is a very less chance of this bothering you. Parking is ok, sometimes its a problem that I don't get it in front of my building. But thats ok becoz once I come home I don't go out much late in the night. The windows are very good..no leaking air from here so I do not get much utility bills. The gym is small but very good with treadmill and elliptical.No noisy kids running here and there.( I am fine with kids running around becoz that s what kids do, they have fun) I do see some in the play area sometimes when I go to do BBQ with my friends. Overall I would say devonshire is the best apartments I have lived it and I will recommend it to others

myrenej

Resident • 2010

Excessive and Unfair Late Fees

Don't be late with the rent...not even one day or you will be charged a small fortune. That small fortune includes a ten percent late fee plus any monthly discount that you received

Current Resident 672010

Resident • 2010

RENTER BEWARE: HORRIBLE PLACE TO LIVE

Renter beware, you're better off living in a paper box then living here. I should have known better when we arrived to move in, signed all the paperwork and was given keys to our new place, only to find 10 maintenance workers when we opened the door and the apartment in shambels. Needless to say with their frequent vacancy, they were able to give us another apartment which valued just as disappointing. With no other options we decided to stay and ran into a flurry of issues: cement clogging our sinks and shower drains, constant bugs, and cracks throughout all of the rooms that slowly appeared once the wet paint dryed. Every appliance in our apartment broke at least one time in the few months we were there. The crew is horrible, the neighbors are awful and thanks to their winter "treatments" I had to buy a new bumper. Don't make the same mistake I did!!!

cfnumber1

Resident • 2013

Looks like management has been writing reviews again...a year ago this place was rated in the 20's due to everyon'e complaints about bedbugs, mice, noise, parking and poor staff. Trust me, they haven't made some miraculous recovery. Read the people who say no. It's all the same. Don't believe the "yes" as they're likely staff masquarading as tenents. Stay away!

kkk200

Resident • 2008 - 2009

if you like cockroaches, then it is a perfect place

First two months was ok, and then started cockroaches coming from somewhere, and its hard to get rid of them. i wanted to leave this apt. so bad, but i could not, because of lease. Not lot of parking. if you come in the night, very late, you'll not find any parking unless you've reserved parking. good thing : service was ok.

ryand305

Resident • 2008 - 2009

Don't live 2230 Iroquois!

I've lived in Tyson's Glen since October 2005. First in a two bedroom townhouse, then a three bedroom townhouse, and now in a one bedroom. The location of the apartment is great. It's right the end unit on the corner of the pool. The sun only hits it directly for a short time in the morning, so in the summer my A/C bills are real low. I've come to like Tysons' Glen, that's why I lived here for so long. However, I've had a horrible time dealing with the upstairs neighbor in 2228 Iroquois. It's not so much him, but his dog. It barks at all hours, day and night, waking me up or making studying difficult. Since February 2008 I left a note for him, put in three noise complaints, and one noise complaint to Fairfax County Police. Has this changed anything? Nope. This bothers me as the leasing office occasionally puts out reminders about the pet policy, and how they can have you remove your pet if it becomes nuisance, etc. Well, I'd say that four formal complaints over the course of a year is a nuisance. I'm sorry to say I'll be leaving Tyson's Glen because of the inability of the management to do anything effective against this horrible tenant and dog owner. The pool policy is also ridiculous. Tenants should be allowed to bring one guest, not have to get a pass. Also, the lifeguards really don't do a good job of monitoring the kids. Cannot tell you how many times a football or some other object almost hit me or someone else because they let the kids run all around it and throw the ball over other sunbathers. I even saw a kid throw the ball from one end and it landed in the kiddy pool area! It could have hit a three year old. If you go to the pool, go early, like when it opens at 10 a.m. because the little noise machines start to show up around noon. If you end up living here and have an issue with the neighbor you can contact me as a reference.

Current Resident 513740

Resident • 2008 - 2009

Don't make same mistake I did

The place is situated in a nice area that is convenient to Tysons Corner. It's off the road and there are trees on the property etc etc. There is a 30 day guarantee but once you have spent the time moving in and setting up moving all over again is both expensive and time-consuming...that and I hate moving is why I stayed. A big mistake. What are the issues - Well, noise carries easily between floors...really annoying when the baby downstairs starts crying at three in the morning, any music or movie is watched etc etc. Vibration carries from apartments on the same floor. When my neighbors walk around my floor shakes. Not so annoying but also speaks to the poor quality of the apartments themsleves. Poor water pressure, insects getting into the apartment, horrible parking such that one has to pay for a reserved spot or risk parking buildings away...the list goes on and on. Being able to have a dog there is a nice perk, but not for those who do not have one...the noise from barking carries straight through into apartments on the same floor. You will be enticed with nice specials to move in, don't be lulled. Once there management does not look out for you and in this economy you can do far far better for your money.

Current Resident 780745

Resident • 2004 - 2009

Renovations can't fix the biggest problems (long)

The management has posted their own reviews touting their extensive renovation program and reminding us that most of the reviews on this site come from disgruntled residents who "are few and far between." I would urge you who are reading this review to remember that the management is also biased! I will try to give as fair a review as I can. Be warned; it's a long review. General comments: --The location is fantastic. Convenient to shopping, eating, car care; there's even a public library, a dentist and an eye doctor within walking distance. --Even though the apartments are so close to 495, 66, and 7, the complex AS A WHOLE is quiet. --The grounds are beautiful with many large, shady trees and well-kept flower beds, and the management encourages residents to beautify their patios (IF your apartment receives enough sunlight for anything to actually grow and thrive). --The buildings are old. I think they were built in the 60s or 70s. As a result, the plumbing and electrical systems, which were probably adequate at the time, are now hopelessly out-of-date (keep reading for more details--look for the passages in all caps). THE RENOVATIONS THE MANAGMENT IS INVESTING IN ARE MERELY COSMETIC AND DO NOT/CANNOT ADDRESS THE SERIOUS PLUMBING AND ELECTRICAL PROBLEMS THAT PLAGUE THE UNITS. --As far as I can tell, rent is competitve for this area, although my rent is lower because my apartment has not been renovated. --Good amenities. Nice pool, great shuttle service to metro, free fax service, will receive packages delivered in your absence. --Until recently, ELECTRICAL SERVICE HAS BEEN UNRELIABLE, especially on windy days. Many long power outages or partial outages. Dominion did some tree trimming at the end of the summer and the situation has improved greatly since. My Building: --Stairwells are clean and well-kept. --Outside door used to be hard to keep open long enough to get inside while carrying a lot of packages, but management took our suggestion and installed a door stop. --Emergency lighting comes on in the stairwells when the power goes out. --EACH UNIT'S PLUMBING IS CONNECTED TO ALL THE OTHERS IN THE BUILDING. WHENEVER THERE'S A PROBLEM IN ONE UNIT (fairly regular occurence), THE WATER SUPPLY TO THE ENTIRE BUILDING HAS TO BE SHUT OFF. THIS CAN HAPPEN AT ANY TIME OF THE DAY, INCLUDING WHEN YOU'RE TRYING TO SHOWER OR FIX DINNER. RENOVATIONs WON'T FIX THIS. --Walls are very, very thin. If my neighbor wants to watch TV in his/her bedroom at 1 AM, I have to run a fan to drown out the sound. We have had some very loud neighbors, but even quiet neighbors can wake me up just by walking around their creaky floors. My Unit: --Big master bedroom --Tiny tiny tiny kitchen. By the time I set up my toaster and flour/sugar/salt canister set I was left with just enough counter space to make a sandwich. We had to buy a pantry and a kitchen cart. Only two narrow drawers and enough cabinet space for a small dinner service and a small saucepan set. Washer and dryer in kitchen--I can't decide whether the loss of counter space makes up for the convenience of being able to do laundry in my own unit. --Tiny bathroom with mold and mildew problems. ONLY ONE ELECTRICAL SOCKET WORKS WITHOUT THE FAN RUNNING, and it's not the one near the sink. We have had to keep the electric razor in the bedroom instead, which is inconvenient. The mildew is coming up from the pipes themselves, so RENOVATION WON'T FIX THIS because the pipes aren't being replaced. Mold discovered underneath the top layer of paint in the tub/shower, which flaked off when I used mildew killer. This means THE MOLD PROBLEM PREDATED OUR ARRIVAL AND WAS MERELY COVERED UP. --Cheap, problematic appliances. Refrigerator was old when we moved in and has begun to leak unhealthy-looking brackish water. Maintenace is baffled but refuses to do anything as long as it is still keeping food cold. Washing machine intermittently gets stuck on "spin." Maintenance's first suggestion was to wash only small and medium loads (which meant I did laundry for two people every other day). When this failed to fix the problem, they replaced the timing switch, which worked for about 3 loads. Maintenance: --Very polite. --Leave notes to tell you they've finished your work request, and hang signs on your door to warn you that they're inside if you get home in the middle of the work. --Prompt service. --Emergency after-hours service available, though sometimes for a fee. The phone number for after-hours service isn't easy to find--you have to call the rental office and wait until the answering machine message that has the number comes on. --Does good work on easy, general tasks, but is out of its league when dealing with appliance problems. Management: --Generally polite. --Quick turnover among office staff. I think we're on our fourth office manager in as many years. --Professionalism varies greatly from manager to manager. We had a difficult time getting our lease renewed last year, first because no one in the office returned our phone calls, and then because the renewal lease wasn't ready for us to sign when promised. My husband left work early that day to make the appointment, too. Also, they have failed lately to notify residents of disruptive "improvement" projects. --Seems to play favorites among residents. For example, a fellow resident filed a noise complaint against us for a date/time when we were not home, which management refused to strike from our file. In contrast, they took 9 months to evict the domestic violence couple that lived above us, despite numerous complaints from myself and other residents. They only acted when I made them follow me back to catch an incident in progress. Parking: --Can be tight when all units are occupied. --Is sporadically enforced and seems to alternate between Draconian and non-existent, depending on the personality of the property manager. --Reserved spaces available for $30 but enforcement is entirely your responsibility. Lately, I have had trouble with a few other residents who ignore the markings and park there anyway, depsite polite notes reminding them that the space is reserved. Management will not help me get through to the "repeat offenders." Having violators towed is difficult, and I've only succeeded once (see next point). --Towing company hard to reach after hours, when most "reserve space violations" occur. Only twice has anyone there even picked up the phone, and the first time the responder didn't speak English and hung up on me when I could not communicate my needs to him. I complained to the management and I *think* someone had a word with the towers (although return letter or phone call would have been nice), because the last time I called I successfully had the violator towed. Summary: Tyson's Glen is worth a look if you need a short-term lease or if you have big dogs, as the management is very accomodating on both points. It's also worth a look if your goal is to leave your car at home most days. Just remember that the appearance of the property can disguise some frustrating day-to-day problems. It's not worth a look if you have a mold allergy or are a very light sleeper. We are still here because we may not have much time left in the area. If there was a "recommended with reservations" category, I would place Tyson's Glen there. Since there isn't, I'll give it a 3 but say "no." UPDATE 7/1/09: At our latest lease renewal, we mentioned our frustration with the appliances in hopes that we would at least get a new washer/dryer out of the deal. The consultant listened attentively, took notes, and said he'd put in an order to "have it replaced." The next day, we got home to find a note from maintenance on our old w/d that read "Washer works good now. I replaced the timing belt. Is done." The very first load I did, the washer got stuck on the spin cycle again. Additionally, the maintenance tech messed up our deadbolt and now it's difficult to turn the key in it. Wish we'd never said anything, and afraid to mention the new problem. Not sure where the communication is breaking down.

Prospective Resident 593017

Prospect • Visited 2008

People's terraces

I must say up front I decided not to rent at Tysons Glen and perhaps if management reads this review they will correct what put me off. People's terraces...a large percentage of the residents seem to use their patios, front yards, and patios as either rubbish bins or storage for junk. I liked the apt I was shown. Grounds were well-tended. Management seemed nice. Price was right and location good. But when I walked around the property after talking with the agent I was very turned off by how residents were allowed to keep these areas. I expected to see people putting their cars on blocks. It's a shame residents give such a shabby image to a property that is well maintained otherwise.

Current Resident 491802

Resident • 2008

Not worth it! VERY LONG REVIEW, beware :)

I agree with many of the "NO" opinions listed here. This was my very first apartment as I am a recent college grad, and when I first saw the rent (1430 for a renovated 760 sq ft 1 bedroom--60 sq ft is a "den" that is the size of a small storage closet!) I almost didn't sign the lease. I convinced myself it was worth it for the convenience to my office (near Tysons II) and 495 and 66. I figured I was paying for the convenience. But seriously, this place is not worth it. I would rather pay a little more out in a nice, new high rise in Ballston or Arlington AND deal with a longer commute than renew this lease. I have 2 cats... I was told there was simply a 1-time deposit of $300 TOTAL for pets when I first started thinking about this apartment. What helped make my decision was no monthly pet rent. HOWEVER, the day I moved in and signed my lease, I was informed they changed the policy to $300 PLUS $30 a month PER PET. Ridiculous. RIP OFF. The noise level is atrociuos. I am on the 2nd floor, with neighbors below and above me. I not only hear the 2 large dogs running around upstairs all hours of the night, but I hear ACTUAL CONVERSATIONS of the people below me. I have taken to sleeping with 2 fans on in my bedroom so I don't hear them. The walls are so thin. Parking has been bad at times. If you get home anytime after 7, you will park a ways away especially if you are in a middle, corner building like mine. The reserved spots are complete crap too. I can't believe people actually pay $30 a month for those...And it just means people who really can't afford $30 on top of $1430 plus $30 pet rent can't find parking close to their buildings. The "fitness center" is gross and outdated (the tysons glen one, the devonshire is nice and I think you can use your pass to get in there too, but i don't feel like going all the way over there) Kitchen is SMALL and very very little cabinets/drawers. The L-shaped bar is a waste of space and stupid in my opinion--would have appreciated more cabinets and countertops there. I also didn't have water for an entire day while they were fixing plumbing. This has happened 3 times in the 6 months I've lived there. PLUMBING SUCKS! It also smells terrible in the hallway. Wet dog, dirty dog, and smoke. YUCK! (I am biased, I don't really enjoy living in a dog-friendly place) My final complaint is that I pay $100 extra a month for a "renovated" apartment--I have had to call them in to fix my dishwasher twice and my hot water heater did not even work the DAY i moved in. I had cold water for 4 days (in january), then they came and "fixed" it and I had hot water. HOT boiling water only. It still doesnt work right out of my kitchen faucet--it's only hot water. My washer/dryer is off balance and the knobs don't match up. Also I don't even have a screen in my bedroom window and had to call to get a screen on my balcony the DAY i moved in. Good points: Beautiful gardens and places to walk, convenient to many places/roads, helpful and friendly management staff, good if you DO like big dogs, decent pool, guest parking is pretty easy, very large bedroom, good toilet (toto is the design)--never had any issues in the bathroom actually, and decent sized balcony.

98989898

Resident • 2005 - 2008

Fair review

Tyson's has it's good and bad points. Parking is not too bad. For 30.00 a month you can get a reserved spot. The maintenance is terriffic. Well the personnel anyways. They do thier best to keep it up to date. The management is hit or miss depending on who is in charge at the paticular time. No break ins that I am aware of. I have a top floor apartment so i do not have a noise problem at all. The grounds are well maintained although I would like to see them a little more eco friendly. The contruction is dated and from what I hear from my nieghbors, it can be loud downstairs. To be fair I am a cranky individual so the fact that they keep me here i significant!

Current Resident 229498

Resident • 2006 - 2008

not leaving soon enough

I have lived here for about a year and a half and would not recommend it to anyone except maybe someone with a large dog who can't find anywhere else that will take it. The pipes in my bathroom exploded while I was at work and caused water to leak through the ceiling onto the first floor of my townhouse. Be extremely careful about where you park, and how well your visitor's pass is filled out because the towing is EXTREMELY enforced, even for residents. Parking is an absolute nightmare. The staff is unappreciative of their residents, and try to make up for it with a cheap barbecue in the summer. The rent is also outrageous and I have found many places closer to the metro for less money and the same amenities. Right now I believe the complex has over 40 vacancies available now, and I am not surprised.

Current Resident 794047

Resident • 2007 - 2008

Uncontrollable noise

I would avoid living in a Tysons Glen one-bedroom with a townhouse above it. There is little "padding" between apartment floors, and should you get a noisy upstairs neighbor you are seriously burned. Try as management may, they cannot prevent neighbors from yelling, crashing, pounding, stomping, screaming, springing and making all manner of racket. Local county law gives them no power to control noisy tenents. A multi-generational family live above me, and each day I am subjected to noise abuse that gets worse with each complaint. For me, the situation begins at 6A and continues until 1:30A. Even police visits to calm them down between 10A and 6A is meaningless because management can't kick them out. They can only refuse to give them another lease when its up for renewal. By then, their neighbors will have lost the will to live. I'll be out long before them. For me, the noise conditions make an otherwise fine complex an impossible place to live.

Prospective Resident 463037

Prospect • Visited 2007

Un professional staff,

Very unprofessional staff, don't know how to deal customer/ future resident. I really don't like to rent that place, because they really giving us hard time to just show the apartment. Specially people who is working on Sundays are very unprofessional.

Current Resident 890066

Resident • 2004 - 2007

happy

hard to find a nice reasonable priced place in this are, but i'm happy to say - i think i found it. moved here from California a few years back and leased at Tyson's Glen. initially lived in a one bedroom, but got married & transferred into a renovated townhouse - i would say a big improvement! Greast job, guys! Maintenance is decent - fix things pretty fast, not always but in general pretty fast. leasing people are nice, always greet with a smile - makes such a difference. Also, even my dog is enjoying dog park, running around with dog-friends. I would recommend this complex - we're happy. Hope you are or will be also!

dwoskin

Resident • 2007

Tysons Glen receives resident recommendation in 2007 resident survey!

Each year, A.J. Dwoskin & Associates hires an independent firm, SatisFacts Research, to randomly survey a percentage of the residents at each apartment community. I am thrilled to announce that in the 2007 survey, 90% of the residents surveyed stated they would recommend Tysons Glen to a friend. This year, Tysons Glen has commenced a multi-year renovation project to update apartment interiors with new maple cabinets, countertops with a breakfast bar, designer light fixtures, brushed nickel hardware, ceramic tile in the kitchen and bath, and wood moldings in the living room and dining room. The management team is constantly striving to make improvements to the community. Not often does a resident satisfied with their apartment seek out a website to post a positive comment or compliment. This website can be a bulletin board for disgruntled residents who are few and far between. When reading this website, please consider that the best indicator of the professional management of an apartment community is the overall opinion of its residents. The results of the 2007 annual resident survey speak volumes about how satisfied the residents are at Tysons Glen. Thank you for taking the time to read this posting. Julie Contos Marketing Director, A.J. Dwoskin & Associates, Inc.

candy_girl

Resident • 2005 - 2007

Not a bad place, better than some around here

Tysons Glen is actually not that bad as many write here. Yes, there is always room for improvement, but it's definitely better than the ones i lived in before, right around the corner even. I really appreciate that the management is organizing some activities - they are fun! at least gives a chance to meet new neighbors. about the roaches - never seen one in the years that i lived here. I guess it just depends on how clean you keep your home. Noise.. yeah i hear my neighbors sometimes, but it's just like in any apartment complex. i guess, if you dont want to hear anyone, be annoyed by anyone, and if you're lucky - not being surrounded by others - then buy a house in West Virginia or somewhere remote.

Current Resident 538104

Resident • 2006 - 2007

What a joke!

This place is horrible. The buildings are crummy, the rents are over-priced, and the assistant manager is a nut job. I'm mean seriously, she has the intelligence of a 5 year old. She doesn't know policies, she has continuously made mistakes in my rent payments and even told me I owed money when I over paid. I'm so glad I'm leaving this dump. Rules and guidelines only apply to some people, not all people. I had my car towed and I have no idea why. I had a current sticker and I was parked in a regular parking spot and I had to pay to have my car returned. My neighbors , who are of a different ethnic background, had a friend over and he was parked out front with no sticker; clearly in violation and got his car back at no charge!!!! I'm glad to hear that racism is alive and well at Tyson's Glen, and I'm glad I've moved on to a roach free property!!!!